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...what would happen. At least for the moment, all that happened was angry noise from Meany & Co. The labor members did not walk off the Pay Board, as they had made many implied threats to do. Union leaders correctly feel that they are in a political trap: a walkout, or strikes against Pay Board decisions, might set them up as the villains if Phase II fails to bring inflation under control...
...busiest schedules in the music world. After 14 years as director and chief conductor of the New York City Opera, Rudel is now also music director of Washington's new John F. Kennedy Center. As if that were not work enough, he is also consultant to the Wolf Trap Farm summer festival in Vienna, Va., and is music director of both the Cincinnati May Festival and the elegant, intimate Caramoor summer festival in New York's Westchester County...
...where can he run? The city offers no sanctuary. J. finds temporary solace with a spacy little number named Farm (Karen Black), but the cops are soon on his back again. They want him to help trap the pusher. It is at this point that Born to Win breaks down into arbitrary and rather predictable melodrama. The pusher gets wise to the scheme. He unloads some bad dope on J., but J.'s buddy Billy Dynamite (Jay Fletcher) shoots it first and dies. Scared, J. wants nothing more to do with the cops' scheme, so they bust Farm...
...minutes before halftime Wallace made a long throw in to Leroy Thompson, positioned in front of the Exeter goal. Thompson raised his knee, faked the trap, and elegantly deflected the ball to Potts. Potts caught it in his stomach and then shot past the confused goalkeeper...
...again in the third quarter on a counter that turned into a 69 yard touchdown run by second string halfback Doug Lind. Harvard's defensive backs were nowhere to be found on the play, caught blitzing in a man to man defense that evaporated when Lind's man was trap blocked before he reached the hole...