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Third baseman Pat Horne speared a line drive headed for deep left to save at least two runs and retire the side in the third. And in the top of the fourth, with the bases loaded, one out, and three runs already across, shortstop Marlene Schools went to her left...
"I don't think I'll retire for a while," he said. "I may race less, but I won't stop."
A member of the Nieman Foundation's first class in 1938. Lyons was appointed the foundation's curator in 1939 and held that position until ill health forced him to retire in 1964. The Nieman Foundation invites journalists to study at Harvard for a year.
That was it for Torrez who had pitched 61/3 innings gave up eight hits, walking three and striking out four Reliever Mark Clear came in to retire the rest of the side.
Some Soviets have begun to speculate that Brezhnev may retire rather than die in office, as Joseph Stalin did in 1953, or be ousted, as Nikita Khrushchev was in 1964. One possible setting for a resignation: the plenary meeting of the Communist Party's Central Committee at the end...