61.   And every day, all day in Swansea Park, the kids played ball in the street.

62.   And John Stockton pushed the ball in transition, waiting for his teammates to fill the passing lanes.

63.   And lefthander Fossum is the most likely candidate to get the ball in his place.

64.   And President James Buchanan would not permit his niece to host a ball in honor of a state visit by the Prince of Wales.

65.   And Rutgers ran with the ball in transition.

66.   And so they went forth, the ball in the hands of their space-age-polymer offense to begin the third quarter.

67.   And now Nomar has bungled two balls in two nights.

68.   And the coaches will be Bobby Ojeda and Howard Johnson, who once played ball in the adjacent borough of Queens.

69.   And they must execute on both sides of the ball in similar fashion to their output versus San Francisco.

70.   And the guys at the bottom of the order really do a good job of hitting the ball in the gaps and getting runners in.