Word: steals
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Harvard's Catherine Ysrael dominated the second quarter. First she scored off a steal by Johnson, and then assisted the next three goals--connecting with Alison Greis twice and then with Patti Wiedeman on a nice give and go play. Kelley Withy then pumped in one from way outside, running the score...
...steal watch: Entering today's game at UMass, the Crimson had 22 stolen bases in 12 games. This projects to a 68-steal season, seven shy of last year's total. Kay, eight of 11, and Chris McAndrews, six of eight, lead the team...
...prone man's head and pulled the trigger several times. The gun would not fire. "I wasn't going to stand there and let him kill me without doing anything," Davis explained. In another New York subway clash, Andrew Frederick, 25, saw two men trying to steal candy from an underground newsstand and intervened. When they turned on him, he pulled out a pocketknife and stabbed one of them, Felix McCord, 28, to death. After deliberating last week, a grand jury in Manhattan decided not to indict Frederick...
Harvard 8, U.C. Riverside 6--Junior Doug Sutton's pitching stole the show Monday night, but only after his teammates stole the bases. Kay and McAndrews nabbed two bases apiece, and designated hitter DePalo, who went four-for-five, stole another. Three of those steal set up Harvard runs, and the Crimson built an 8-4 lead in the first six innings...
Even when the Soviets have been able to buy, steal or develop new technology, much of it has never been put to wide use. Says Gertrude Schroeder, a University of Virginia expert on the Soviet economy: "Soviet workers think that robots work too fast, and sabotage them. Supervisors have to build fences around the robots." Managers fear that testing new technologies will disrupt production and thereby prevent their factories from fulfilling assigned quotas. Says Herbert Levine, an expert on the Soviet economy at PlanEcon, a Washington consulting group: "All technological change means risk and a measurably high percentage of failure...