Word: pitches
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Captain Bruce Sayler, the Indians' leading hitter, started the seventh with a single and left fielder Frank Mannarino followed with a hit. After the runners advanced to scoring position on a wild pitch. Shortstop Bob Mlakar singled to left field to send Dartmouth ahead...
...current fight is a clear departure ?and could become an enduring one ?from Nixon's lowered-voice policy. It raises the pitch of political debate and tends to divide the nation, which he has vowed to "unite" and lead "forward together." Implicit in the conflict over Haynsworth and Carswell were factors of race and class. To many, the Supreme Court since the mid-1950s has become a symbol of disconcerting social change. The court has been both heavily attacked and stoutly defended; another prolonged controversy could further damage its prestige...
Broberg will start in one of the games this afternoon, and either senior Chuck Seelbach or Oz Griebel will pitch the other, Seelbach, who pulled a muscle in his groin during his loss to Columbia, may not be able to pitch. Griebel hurled the last few innings of the Princeton victory, yielding two hits in the tenth to give the Tigers their eighth tally...
...astronauts immediately shut off the third power cell to conserve energy, but reported difficulty controlling the craft which periodically fell into a pitch and roll, hampering communication with Mission Control in Houston...
...caused a 20% inhibition of photosynthesis within 60 days. The reality is grimmer. On hot summer days, the smog level in the San Bernardino forest can reach .5 ppm. The average is .20 to .25 - enough to reduce photosynthesis by 66% . In turn, this impedes the flow of protective pitch with in the tree, allowing pests to attack its trunk with near impunity...