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...Bateman, Brown's excellent quarterback, likes to sprint out to the weak side, calling for his blockers to double team the end on that side. Brown goes only as far as Bateman's arm can take them. To shut him down, Baggott will have to fight off the blockers and keep up the pressure on the Brown quarterback...
...field goal was set up by a Kubacki sprint of 71 yards on a busted play. Kubacki originally intended to run an option to the right, but ran into a traffic jam consisting of his own players and some Dartmouth defenders in his backfield. So, apparently thinking discretion the better part of valor, he turned left, and voila, there lay the whole field, void of Dartmouth players, before...
...stately presence never seem quite right in a thriller. Yet at 68, Laurence Olivier is again swapping the stage for the cinema and co-starring with Dustin Hoffman in Paramount's forthcoming spy flick, Marathon Man. Olivier plays the part of a professional assassin and is scheduled to sprint about Manhattan next month in the filming of a chase scene. Such sprightly plans are rather extraordinary for a man who has been fighting a long battle against cancer of the prostate, thrombosis and other serious ailments. Confided Olivier optimistically to a friend last summer: "I am going through...
Most of TIME's economists expect real gross national product-the output of goods and services discounted for inflation-to sprint up at an annual rate of about 7% for the rest of this year and through the first half of 1976. Prices in that time will probably rise at a 7% to 8% annual rate, a disturbingly rapid pace after so deep a recession as the U.S. suffered in 1973-74, but much better than the 15.4% compound annual rate of inflation the U.S. suffered in July. Unemployment, which fell from 9.2% in May to 8.4% in both...