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Just in case anyone in the building thought Scott's effort was a result of luck, he decided to give the fans an encore three minutes later. After freshman Dan Clemente stole the ball under the Wooster basket, he found Scott in the open floor and the Crimson's captain elevated once again for his second throw-down of the night...
...Harvard's Anne Browning, however, who stole the show in goal. Pagliarulo was good, but Browning was better. The sophomore showed great poise and came off her line with authority to claim every cross which came...
Prestifilippo stole the show, however, at the 10:07 mark of the final period. After a scuffle in front of the net, where at least eight bodies were piled on top of each other, referee John Gallagher raised his arms to the air and signalled a Yale penalty shot...
...know emphatically and beyond any doubt" who stole the art, says Myles Connor, 54, a Milton, Mass., native who is in federal prison for interstate transportation of two paintings stolen in 1975 from the Mead Art Museum at Amherst College. Connor, who appears to have escaped from a Damon Runyon story, says he and a gangster named Bobby Donati, a longtime pal and partner in crime, checked out the Gardner around 1974. "Did I case it?" asks the 5-ft. 7-in., bushy-bearded Connor, who looks more like a visiting professor than a guy who has run with...
...Then Tigar ripped apart Fortier's character as prosecutors watched helplessly: Fortier admitted he lied, stole and abused drugs, and that he hoped to make a million dollars by selling fictitious stories about McVeigh...