61.   Right fielder Derek Bell leaped and crashed into the wall as he caught a drive by Dunston in the third inning.

62.   Sen. Phil Gramm is threatening to boycott the national convention over drive by delegates to keep Sen. Hutchison from going to San Diego because of her pro choice stand.

63.   She warns that a vociferous antiabortion drive by Dole might turn off many voters, but she discounts the idea that Dole would lead such an effort.

64.   Song became the object of a huge petition drive by scholars on four continents.

65.   Steel dominated the U.K. canning market until lower aluminum prices and a marketing drive by the aluminum industry to improve eroded its position in the past five years.

66.   That was the only sustained drive by Fordham in the half.

67.   The article cast the Post as a case study in the drive by many news organizations across the country to diversify their staffs.

68.   The best Revolution attempts were speculative long-range drives by defenders Edwin Gorter and Manny Motajo.

69.   The acquisition also comes amid a drive by U.S. and Canadian insurers to increase revenue and trim overhead costs by merging.

70.   The acquisition is part of a drive by Chicago-based Johnstown, a maker of railroad freight cars, to expand and diversify.