Word: pitching
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Things began to get interesting in the top of 10th, when the Crusaders started the inning with a courtesy runner, Jen Ruggiero, at second base. A sacrifice bunt moved her over to third and a wild pitch over the head of junior catcher Kara Hartl brought her home for the game's first...
...okay--I did fine for this game," Cupp said. "I was pretty happy, because it was my first bad weather game I've had to pitch...
Heywood continued to pitch for Holy Cross, and early on the Harvard batters picked up where they left off. The Crimson took advantage of two Crusader errors in the second inning to score Kreuder on a sacrifice fly from junior Hillary Read, and Teller singled home Lee in the third inning...
Students of the millennium and historians of the bizarre have long been predicting such a catastrophic event in the twilight years of the 20th century, duly noting the rise in the number of obscure cults and the increasingly fevered pitch of their rantings. And it is not just that time of the century; it is that time of year too, with Holy Week, the vernal equinox and a partial lunar eclipse converging, all heated up by the extraordinary Hale-Bopp comet lighting the night skies. For those who go in for cosmological conjunctions, it was a perfect week...
...Democrats were in by late 1995: "no cash on hand, a $7 million bank debt, and approximately $1.5 to $2.0 million in obligations. Not a particularly satisfying situation." According to the memo, the DNC would need $180 million by Election day. That would require White House residents to pitch in. Events starring President Clinton were slated for $50.2 million "from Trustees, Labor and the Asian community," and specific events were commonly notated "(Asian)" or "(Jewish)" along with specific amounts targeted. Events with Vice President Al Gore were to raise $10.8 million, and some documents suggested that Hillary Rodham Clinton should...