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...smallest man on the squad, Ince scored most of his goals on individual dodges, relying on his size and quickness to carry him past much bigger opposing defensemen. His best performance came against Williams when he notched three goals and four assists. He also had three six-point games...
...Six-Point Attack. Around the big circular table in a converted gambling casino at Punta del Este, 19 Presidents affixed their signatures to a 10,000-word, red-leather-bound declaration that is aimed at helping Latin American countries solve in unison their cen turies-old problems of illiteracy, poverty and narrow sectionalism. With the sole exception of Arosemena, the Presidents decided on a six-point attack...
...first half, Harvard's six-point lead caused Yale to call a worried time-out. Then the Elis administered a zone press as Yale guards Rich Stone and Bob McCallum forced Harvard into numerous turnovers. Royer and Kanuth triggered a short comeback which cut the Yale lead from a high of 16 to the eight-point half-time margin...
...most consistent play of the day was a nifty delayed pitchout to Ray Hornblower. The quarterback would start to run, then pitch out at the last second. Hornblower's speed made the play go. It worked perfectly in the third quarter for a 40-yard touchdown, but a six-point touchdown is not quite the same as a seven-point one, and that's the whole story...
...Indo-Pakistan war, when East Pakistan found itself guarded by only one of Pakistan's nine army divisions, the East's leading political party, the Awami League, decided that it was time for action. Led by spellbinding Sheik Mujibur Rahman, 45, the Awami League drafted a six-point platform calling for East Pakistan's autonomy in all matters except foreign policy and defense, and Mujibur Rahman stumped the eastern part of the country gathering support. Then early last month, the government arrested Mujibur Rahman and 20 other top Awami leaders for stirring up trouble. Last week...