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Leverett has squeaked out two 1-0 victories over Adams and Quincy. Goalie Bob Waterboro has yielded only two goals and left-inside Peter Gagarin has booted both of Leverett's goals. Continuous hustle and a quick, alert, and coordinated sophomore halfback unit led by Andy Powell distinguish an otherwise mediocre squad...
...result is an embarrassing overdose of social criticism, a whole slew of caricatures, and a flimsy stab or two at continuity--like the dwarf, who made this trip to help us distinguish between the good guys and the bad. (Those who say' "That dwarf has real feelings, the same as any regularized person," are the good guys. Those who say, "That dwarf is nothing but an old dwarf," are the bad guys...
...often called the Jet Set. Their haunts now are more likely to be art openings, opera-house lobbies, fashion shows, charity balls or dinner parties of their own. Talent, cleverness and achievement provide their own entree, and the new Jet Set no longer needs Billingsley's imprimatur to distinguish the In people from...
...chested, and tall (5 ft. 11 in.) for his time, he had the body of an athlete and the head of a young god. His eyes, huge and black, blazed with intense intelligence. Powerful images, emotions "like great knotted snakes" overwhelmed him. Sometimes in his seizures he could not distinguish between past and present. Once, while walking through the woods, he saw a figure walking toward him, and as it passed he realized in terror that the figure was himself, his Doppelgänger...
...years in the majors, 15 with the Pittsburgh Pirates, sprayed out 3,152 hits for a .333 average, before retiring in 1945 to occasional coaching jobs-and a niche in the Hall of Fame; of pulmonary emphysema; in Sarasota, Fla. The Big Poison nickname was to distinguish him from his brother and fellow Pirate Lloyd ("Little Poison"), whom he outweighed...