Word: rebounds
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...became more physical in a basically cleancut game that saw only 12 turnovers. The cagers trailed 53-47 after Hooft sunk an off-balance ten footer. The Crimson drew within two with just over a minute remaining when Irion followed Hill's bucket with a jumper off of a rebound...
Harvard still had time for one last sortie down the court. Hill's forced jumper from long range missed but Hooft was there for the rebound. He almost put the ball in but had to settle for the foul, which set up the do-or-die situation that decided the game...
After jumping to a 1-0 lead on a Bill Hozack rebound score at 4:34 of the first and weathering the barrage of Big Red goals that followed, Harvard (10-9 overall, 8-7 in the ECAC) came back with three straight goals of its own before George Corneil and Vaughan iced the game for the Ivy League leaders from Ithaca...
After B.C.'s Mike Martin picked up a rebound and flipped it over a prone Petrovek four minutes into the third, Harvard stormed right back with a picture goal by Barney Cook from 15 feet in front of Skidmore at 6:35, and the stage was set. Harvard vs. B.U., next Monday night...
Pretty terrible? No, just terribly misleading. Actually, the growth picture is bright. Although the overall figures do not reflect the fact, the U.S. economy was in a true slump only in September and October. There was a strong rebound in the gross national product in November and December, led by an upsurge in spending by individual consumers. The fourth-quarter G.N.P. would have appeared much healthier except for a statistical accident. The jump in consumer buying was not matched right away by more spending by businessmen because they were still selling goods they had on the shelf...