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...McCoy had taught Sunday school until last March. "All he ever talked about was sin," recalled one of his students. "He's a fine man," insisted his landlord. A classmate at Brigham Young University, where McCoy was a senior majoring in law enforcement, called him "an organized-crime freak" who "wanted to make his dent on the world by busting crime syndicates." His mother was mystified. "He's been very devoted to his church." Sobbed his wife: "How could he?" McCoy offered no explanation...
...Club could save money by not awarding the traditional green blazer to the victor, and instead adding hash marks to the Bear's sleeves. Lee Trevino, still yappy despite a mediocre performance of his own, could hardly contain his admiration: "He's gone. He's a freak. That's what I told him. He might even beat two people. Beat their best ball. Nobody'll beat him. He could beat the Man Up There on a wide-open course...
...WITH THE nineteenth and most recent series of The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction, a one-time science fiction freak can put his musings to the test. Here is only one type of science fiction, anthologized from a monthly which has been thriving ever since the Forties. These stories share a lot with earlier work--the same few standard plots predominate; most of the styles are execrable...
Clarkson stumbled back, however, tying up the game on a freak short-handed goal. A Clarkson shot trickled off Harvard goalie Joe Bertagna's glove and into the crease, and Crimson forward Harry Reynolds swept the puck right onto the stick of Clarkson's Russ Audyki, who flipped the disc into the open...
...freak...If it came down to a fish or me the fish would lose out," Barry Commoner told an audience of 350 last in Burden Hall...