Word: bobs
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Henry Bernson threw the javelin 231 feet, 2 inches, and still finished third. Bernson broke teammate Frank Champi's recent record of 224 feet, 6 inches, but Army's Jim Black finished at 237, 11 and Bob Wallis won it with an Army record of 245 feet, 5 inches...
...only are fashionable hunts riding with bigger fields, but even polo is making a comeback. There are now 94 polo clubs, 31 of them less than ten years old and many composed of one-or two-pony players. "It's no more expensive than golf," points out Player Bob Crawford of Hamilton, Mass. "All you need is a couple of mallets and a hard hat." And even secretaries making $85 a week are discovering that they can buy a horse for as little as $150, feed and board him for $700 a year, or less than it costs...
Typical of the family in transition are the Robert Mitchums. Movie Actor Mitchum still keeps a ranch full of quarter horses, saddles them up Western style, as do Ronald Reagan and, on occasion, Bob Hope. But Mitchum's daughter Trina will have none of this riding-the-range bit; she's gone off and bought her own hunter, which she rides and shows English style. Nor is she alone: until five years ago at Valley Farm Stables riding was predominantly Western and casual; now, suddenly, 70% are using English saddles...
Last year's winner was Bob Corris, a three-year champion in the breaststroke and individual medley on Harvard's swimming team...
People ask Bob Dylan if he has a message and what it is. Sure, try asking Robert Lowell if he has a message, he won't want to talk to you. Bob Dylan's message (what he says, sings, writes) isn't any one particular idea. That is to say: sometimes he's saying man's so sinister that he's even written it into his bible, The Bible; and sometimes Dylan's talking civil rights, or sometimes he's talking about the way some people (like him) are living...