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...ever won so many tournaments so early in the season: the record for victories in a single season is 19, and that was set by Byron Nelson in 1945, when many pros were away in service. No one has ever won so much money so early; when Palmer set the one-year record ($75,263) in 1960, he had picked up only $48,000 by the middle of May. In one furious, six-week stretch that culminated with his play-off victory over Johnny Pott last week in the Colonial National Invitational, Palmer won four tournaments. Said Pott...
...when contests are about as important to pianists as the tournament circuit to a tennis player, Pittsburgh's Byron Janis is a startling exception: he has never won or even entered a contest. At 34, Janis is getting along smartly without the benefit of contest trophies-as he reminded audiences again last week when he performed in Moscow hard on the heels of the Tchaikovsky Competition...
...Harvard and Radcliffe inch closer together, the 'Cliffe announced that Harvard's own Byron Stookey Jr. '57, director of the freshman seminar program, will assist President Bunting on general plans for the new fourth House and other administrative problems at Radcliffe. Like Arthur D. Trottenberg--assistant dean at Harvard and administrative vice-president at Radcliffe--Stookey will divide his time between the two institutions...
There was a sound of revelry by night, And Belgium's capital had gather'd then Her Beauty and her Chivalry, and bright The lamps shone o'er fair women and brave men . . . -Lord Byron...
...independent WNEW-TV and Washington, D.C.'s WTTG-TV. British Actor Paul Scofield (A Man for All Seasons) and his wife, Actress Joy Parker, read poetry for an hour, ranging from Shelley's Ozymandias to T. S. Eliot's Family Reunion, and from Lord Byron's Don Juan to D. H. Lawrence's Bats...