71.   Neither is exactly charging into the history books.

72.   No one but Scott seems destined for the history books.

73.   Now Rodriguez is in the history books.

74.   Not having to face re-election, such a president can offer only good government as his final paragraph in the history books.

75.   On a day meant to crown a king, a pauper stole the show Saturday and stamped his own imprint on the history books and in the Belmont Stakes.

76.   Now, while the former hostages may be heroes in the history books and to people they meet, to the Bush administration they are a legal problem.

77.   Once again, Glenn will enter the history books.

78.   Obliterated, too, after three quick, eye-popping Yankee wins here in Georgia, is the idea that the Braves are headed to the history books.

79.   Oh, maybe butterfly ballots will flutter off into the history books.

80.   One possible scenario is that a bank with a storied history will see its name disappear into the history books.