Word: godfrey
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1960-1969
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
THIS week's cover story is about a present actuality and a future possibility. It thus involved covering Spain from the inside, and a man on the outside-the Pretender who may one day be King. The inside job is the work of Jeremy Main and Godfrey Blunden. Main, who was born in Argentina of British parents and speaks fluent Spanish, was once Madrid bureau chief for International News Service. Returning to Madrid, he interviewed Cabinet ministers, economists. Roman Catholic lay leaders and politicians from left to right, and reports. "Mostly I found sources far more willing to talk...
...Goalie Godfrey Wood, who turned in the only shutout performance in the recent ECAC championships, and wing Dave Morse received honorable mentions in the coaches' poll...
...Jorgenson RW 2 11 Harry Howell D 8 9 Bill Beckett RW 7 4 Chris Norris RW 6 4 M. Patterson D 0 7 Bill Lamarche C 1 5 Bruce Thomas RW 1 0 GOALIE STATISTICS Games Chances Saves Goals Bob Bland 13 328 295 33 Godfrey Wood 14 309 286 23 Harv'd Totals 27 637 581 56 Opp. Totals...
...Taylor and Dean Alpine scored for the Crimson, but the varsity's hero was goalie Godfrey Wood. Wood came up with 32 saves, as he turned in the only shutout in the entire ECAC tourney. At the end of the second period, Wood blocked four Colby shots in quick succession to quash the Mules' most serious threat...
...With increasing frequency, Catholic theologians are being asked to speak to Protestant groups, and Protestants to Catholics. In January, Father Godfrey Diekmann, a Benedictine liturgical expert, became the first Catholic to address the Minnesota State Pastors' Conference. His major point: a fresh study of Luther's writing might show that Catholics and Protestants are no longer irrevocably split on the central dogmatic issue of the Reformation, the question of justification. Fortnight ago, Lutheran Theologian Joseph Sittler, of the University of Chicago Divinity School, spoke to 800 Catholics under the auspices of the Jesuits' Loyola University, cited...