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Linden found his groove, retiring seven of eight after the first, but coughed up two in the B.C, half of the fourth. The top of the fifth proved no kinder to Linden, as he surrendered two runs no three singles, a double and an error...
...score remained knotted at five until the bottom of the sixth, when Forst laced a double into the gap into rightcenter to drive in Carey--who reached on an error--for the go-ahead...
Kalyvas's luck ran out in he top half of the seventh. After an error by Carey put a runner on Kalyvas gave up a blast to junior catcher Jeff Waldron that gave the Eagles a 7-6 lead. The hard-throwing Madden then came in for Kalyvas and retired the next three batters, but the Crimson still entered the bottom of the seventh trailing...
What has evolved in the Jones case is not vindication of the legal principle that no one is above the law and that the ordinary citizen ought to have a day in court. Instead, it is the fundamental error of judgment shown by the Supreme Court in ruling against the appeal by the President for a delay in the trial until he is out of office. Certainly, the dignity and sovereignty of the office of the President should not have been allowed to be so terribly besmirched. (THE REV.) RALSTON B. NEMBHARD Orlando...
...real trouble with bank mergers [BUSINESS, March 23] is the concentration of wealth in a few places. If one of these new megabanks makes a large error, such as unsecured loans overseas, a sizable percentage of U.S. wealth could be endangered. Some will say, "It can't happen." People said exactly the same thing in 1931 and 1932! JOHN L. DUNHAM Dayton, Ohio...