Word: musters
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...could muster only five hits off starter and winner Jim Harrell, who went eight full innings before allowing Mark Linehan an inning's worth of work. Harrell's strong performance earned him his fourth win against a single loss...
Even more chilling is their attempt to muster support from middle Americans and to polarize the community by blaming the liberal Brattle St. cocktail circuit for all their troubles in much the same manner Richard Nixon blames the press for Watergate. The story has been put out that middle-class working people in Cambridge want the library, but a few snobs in the well-to-do section of Neighborhood Ten are trying to protect themselves from contact with middle-class tourists. They fail to mention, of course, the fears generated in the heavily black Riverside community on the other side...
...only win Wheaton could muster came in the doubles, as Maude Wood and newcomer Janet Clark went down to 4-6, 5-7 defeat. Clark moved up from junior varsity for the final match as Cheryl Gelzer could not make the trip to Norton. It was Wood's first doubles loss of the season...
...really didn't stand a chance--outflanked in the field and ambushed on the track. But the Cadets didn't surrender until after the 220 yard dash near the end of the meet. Harvard only picked up 87 points, but those 87 were 20 more that the Cadets could muster, and the thinclads returned triumphant from Saturday's match...
...state which professors at the University of Florida said had the fastest rising population and biggest land development rush in the history of the United States. Kenny took some good natured kidding about how "speedy" he was. He would need all the courage and speed he could muster to get that plot of land before the developers...