Word: pitches
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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This daring parable of guilt builds up to a pitch that is frightfully psychological but not very convincing. At one especially tense point, a character notices "a roaring in his ears which could not be the sea." The reader may well reflect that indeed it is not the sea, but the prose...
...will pitch for the Crimson this afternoon is an open question. Possible choices are Tom Rucker and Dick Garibaldi. Paul Del Rossi, who pitched nearly six innings Saturday and may be saved for a more important contest, and Dick Garibaldi, who is plagued with a sore arm, seem less probable. The rest of the starting line-up should remain the same as it was against Princeton Saturday...
...giant minds of the television industry took thought. Time-wise, there was one big gap: from 3 a.m. to 6 a.m. the nation's screens were pitch grey. Manhattan's station WCBS-TV, the biggest single moneymaker in the country, took the problem in hand, ran it up a couple of flagpoles, and brought back an old glory of a solution: the Late Late Late Late Show...
...mound for the Crimson will be either Paul Del Rossi or Dick Garibaldi. Garibaldi was scheduled to pitch against B.C. today, with Del Rossi facing the Tigers, but the B.C. game was rained out, and rescheduled for May 13. It's still likely that Del Rossi will start, however
Reliefer Henry Nau was greeted by Patrick's single, scoring two runs and putting the Crimson ahead to stay, 9-7. Taking no chances, Shepard put Del Rossi in to pitch the ninth and Paul stopped the Engineers cold...