Word: steals
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Princeton program) played the opener in left field, and replaced Danny Bowles in right four innings into the second game...They Should Know By Now Dept.--After walking to open the first game. Princeton's Tom Michel tested senior catcher Joe Wark's arm with an attempted steal of second. After leaving the scene of his crime with an out, Michel and the rest of the Tigers didn't attempt another steal all day. The Captain has one of the league's finest guns. HARVARD at PRINCETON (first game) HARVARD ab r h b1 Chicarello...
...Zimbabwe during a time of austerity seems to signal a willingness to expand U.S. commitments in black Africa. The Salisbury aid conference was widely seen as a test of Western willingness to support Mugabe's experiment in nonracial democracy. It was also a chance for the U.S. to steal a march on Moscow in the Third World. Said one Western diplomat: "We felt there was a certain risk involved in Zimbabwe in the sense that if we came in there and didn't give generously, Zimbabwe might look elsewhere for its help...
Following Bauer's homer, Vinnie Martelli reached first on the first of five Navy errors, and moved on to second on Danny Skaff's single. Martelli and Skaff then took off on a double steal attempt, but a snap throw from navy catcher Terry Deitz to third sacker Jim Roberts cut down a sliding Martelli. With Skaff perched on second, Chuck Marshall dropped a two base hit in the hole to bring in the fourth Crimson...
Every James Worthy jumper and every Jimmy Black steal will raise the roof. Every time Dean Smith--the finest coach in the nation--shows up that scofflaw Bobby Knight of Indiana with a strategic gem, the portraits of former Heels Bobby Jones and Mitch Kupchak and Phil Ford and Walter Davis will rattle on the walls...
What scares much of middle-class America is that violence and stealing are breeding almost as fast in the suburbs as in the inner city. As more and more husbands and wives hold down jobs, their unoccupied homes make tempting daytime targets for burglars. The high price of silverware and gold jewelry adds to the lure. The thieves are often the unattended sons of working couples who, say police, steal to keep up with the rising cost of marijuana. Arrests for violent crimes in the suburbs climbed...