Word: wilds
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Holy Cross second baseman Pete Columbo then let Paul Halas' grounder cruise through his legs, and Bingham scored on his wild throw to first. Columbo's miscues were the first and second of six Crusader boo-boos on the day which led to four unearned runs for Harvard...
Over the next 15 minutes of play, when Harvard was only coming up with one tally, a balanced Yale attack was going wild. Faught got his second of the day, but seven different Elis tickled the twines to give Yale an 8-5 lead...
...went around discovering other poets, like Dylan Thomas, who were even more scandalous than herself. Facade, now playing at the Loeb, is the effective staging of Sitwell's previously unstageable poetry set to the sparkling music and witty and irreverent dance parodies of the young William Walton. The action, wild enough at its first performance in 1923 to have the fire department be called in, takes place, more or less, in a crumbling Edwardina hotel by the sea. Performances continue tonight and run through Saturday at the Loeb Mainstage. Tickets are $3 and $4 and can be bought...
...brother had died in a wild shootout while trying to kidnap hostages from the Marin County courthouse, presumably in order to bargain for Jackson's free dom. Davis had been circumstantially tied to the episode...
Banished to the loser's bracket, the Crimson then faced Princeton for their second battle of the day. Normally quite peaceful creatures, the Tigers went wild. Minutes into the game a Nassau nabob trashed one of Harvard's own and the war was on--kick in the shins followed punch in the stomach followed smash in the face. Smarting from its earlier loss to Yale, the Crimson wasn't taking things lightly...