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What helped the visitors was a one-for-13 performance from the floor by Penn's Perry Bromwell, who last Friday hit an 18-ft, jumper with four seconds to go to defeat Harvard...
Farrell's resurgence at the plate was perhaps the brightest spot in the batmen's performance. The beffy cleanup hitter endured a one-for-13 slump in the team's doubleheaders against Penn and Columbia last weekend. Yesterday he roared buck with a four-for-six outing that lifted his batting average from...
...Saturday night, an eight-hour, 32-inning affair that isn't over--it will be continued when the teams next meet in Pawtucket on June 23. Racking up 212 at bats the two teams struck out a total of 56 times, also an all-time record. Chico Walker, whose one-for-13 day could have been spread over a week-long slump, scored the two-out, ninth inning run that put the game into extra innings. When informed the game would be continued in June, he quipped. "Why wait? Everybody was ready...
Terrorism may assist or impede the growth of a revolutionary movement, depending upon the target chosen and the consciousness with respect to it that exists in various sections of society. There are times when terrorism is a substitute-and a necessarily inadequate one-for mass action, and times when it encourages mass action. There are times when terrorism is a politically valuable adjunct to a mass radical movement, though it can never be the substance of such a movement...
Judge Robert M. Duncan, who wrote the opinion, also objected on grounds that any wage earner would understand. The workhouse pay rate is far too low to recompense a man-even a convicted one-for his labor, said the judge. He wisely declined to establish a new pay scale for prisoners. "This," he said, "is a legislative question." But some refused to wait. Cincinnati City Manager Richard Krabach issued an executive order setting $10 a day as the rate for those serving time, thereby releasing 98 prisoners who had already worked enough days to pay their fines...