Word: wildness
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...more important economic point is that regardless of the resources of the wild regions, the country's lumber, mining, and grazing needs can easily be met by other lands now open to commercial use. In 1961 commercial tracts in the national forest grew about one billion more board feet of lumber than was cut. Existing mines are able to produce excess supplies of almost all indigenous metals and minerals. Finally, an Interior Department study has shown that proper management of present grazing lands could yield in fifty years a 250% increase of forage...
...sacrifice by Tom Stephenson, a wild pitch, and another single by Gavin Gilmor produced the runs. These events also caused the premature departure of the first of Navy's five pitchers, Tim Myers...
Once the teams switched goals at the start of the second half, however, Harvard ran wild. With its powerful front line pushing Dartmouth all over the field, the Crimson finally broke a 0-0 tie when Keith Julian scored on a penalty kick...
...average had dropped to below .100, quietly settled into the batter's box. A minute later he was flying around the bases on a well-hit triple to deep left field. St. George and Del Rossi touched home on the play, and Harvard assumed a 4-2 advantage. A wild pitch brought Combs in with the fifth and final...
...Francisco Giants, champions of the National League, get beaten by their own Tacoma, Wash., farm club? Where else could Pitcher Don Drysdale, who won 25 games last year for the Los Angeles Dodgers, give up six walks, 20 hits and 13 runs, hit one batter, throw a wild pitch, and lose two games in a row? Where else could the Mets split a two-game series with the World Champion New York Yankees, who, by the way, were playing .350 ball with 7 wins, 13 losses? Where indeed? At least, that was the consensus in Las Vegas last week, where...