Trapper Macdougall went on following his lines, coming home at night to sleep alone in his tiny, mud-chinked hut near the deserted sporting camp whose summer patrons he guided.
They walked in an eerie bath of spotlights, casting their flashlight beams over the tops and sides of the sand-and-soil embankments, looking for soil that had chinked away and for .
The cogs turn slowly in the creaky machinery of the European Union, but last week they chinked into a higher gear when, for the first time, the European Court of Justice levied a .
David Wells in SportingNews.com They weren't hitting it very hard,Wells said. "I got chinked to death, pretty much. I couldn't get a breather in the first inning."
Todd Helton in MLB.com It's a pretty good place to hit,Helton said Sunday of his .500 (6-for-12) career average in the storied park. "I chinked a few in. I'm happy."