Word: wildness
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...capacity next year in the Lyceum, the aim is to build this year's 7,500 subscribers to 20,000. At Michigan in late September the company will break in three new productions: the world première of Archibald MacLeish's Heracles, Ibsen's The Wild Duck, and the Kaufman-Hart comedy You Can't Take It With You. All will be added to the current repertory for the Broadway season next year, if they work. "We are very catholic," says Rabb. "We want a diverse audience, not a select and artsy one. This...
Goldwater's convention victory has often been described as a wild deviation from Republican norms. "Liberal" Republican orators especially insist that Goldwater's nomination was utterly atypical of their party...
...Crimson took a 1-0 lead in the first when, with one out, center fielder George Neville singled, took second on a wild pitch, third on a ground out by left fielder John Dockery, and scored on right fielder Jim Tobin's line single to left...
...Wildness got Scott into another jam in the ninth. He walked Cornell catcher Tom Guise to start the inning and wild pitched him to second. After striking out first baseman Joe Piperato, Scott walked pinchhitter Mike Riff to put men on first and second with one out. But the next batter fouled to O'Donnell and Houston ended the game by going to his knees to snare left fielder Jim Purcell's windblown foul popup...
...however, the English marched north under Edward II to make an end of the wild laird they called "King Hob"-the royal yokel. The armies met at Bannockburn, a village before Stirling Castle. In the opening skirmish, King Robert was caught alone in an open strath, by an English knight who leveled his lance and charged in for the kill. As the Scottish host stared stupefied, Bruce lightly eluded the lance and then brought his battle-axe down with such force that the English knight was split from skull to saddle...