Word: burtons
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...fifth Wise gave up back to back home runs by Concepcion and Geronimo and, after striking out Cincinnati reliever Pat Darcy, gave up a triple to Pete Rose. At this point, Wise was replaced by Jim Burton, who gave up a sacrifice fly to Joe Morgan that scored Rose. Starter Wise had only given up four hits, but three of them were home runs and one was a triple...
...school year, once an occasion for standard feature stories in the press, has acquired a new and formidable significance as the busing issue continues to smolder. "It is a sad sign of the times that covering the opening of school is considered a dangerous breaking news story," says Sandra Burton, chief of TIME's Boston bureau. A veteran observer of desegregation cases in California and Massachusetts-including the violence in Boston last year-Burton spent much of the summer exploring the effect of integration on children's achievements and the likely impact of extending school desegregation beyond...
...Cross, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington) and a Columbia Pictures producer, Buchman was blacklisted after admitting to a congressional committee in 1951 that he had once been a Communist. He returned to film work in the 1960s serving as one of the writers on the Elizabeth Taylor-Richard Burton epic, Cleopatra, and later produced and wrote the film adaptation of Mary McCarthy's bitchy bestseller, The Group...
Their first marriage survived ten years, produced more bad scenes than a B movie, and finally finished in divorce 14 months ago. Now Elizabeth Taylor, 43, and Richard Burton, 49, appear strong enough for a second try. "This is not a trial reconciliation, it is permanent," proclaimed Pressagent John Springer of his clients, who met in Switzerland last week following Taylor's six-month tour in Russia for the filming of The Bluebird. With Taylor apparently having parked her current beau, Used Car Dealer Harry Wynberg, she and Burton have planned a trip to Israel to test their reborn...
...Wolfe and Ed Sturbin. Ted Wolfe learned to play vibes with Gary Burton, and there's little better recommendation these days than that. Like Burton, Wolfe has a studied, subtle approach to his music, and the vibes provide the perfect vehicle for it. He and bassiat Sturbin have been working on transcriptions of piano music for vibes and bass, an interesting idea at least. Combined with their fine renditions of standards and original work, it promises a good evening Wednesday at Papillon, 1353b Beacon St. in Brookline...