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Harvard had a disappointing start in the afternoon qualifying heats as both captain Fred Mitchell and Rich Baughman swam slightly off their best times in the trials of the 500-yd. freestyle and were not remotely close to qualifying. John Kinsella of Indiana took the event for the third straight time, holding off a late challenge by Jack Tingley...
Rome uneasily dispatches a zealous young priest to correct the situation. He is a tough-minded, chillingly efficient young man named James Kinsella, who has been schooled in ecumenical diplomacy and trained in the dubious art of using power to revolutionary ends. Presenting the superchurch's problem to the old abbot, a man named Tomas O'Malley, Kinsella assures him smoothly that it is not a matter of heresy -merely one of creating "a uniform posture...
...contest between Kinsella and the abbot is the heart of Brian Moore's ironic but compassionate story, and it is at least part of the book's insistent fascination that Moore teases the reader for a while before the resolution becomes clear-or even explicable. If a Moore fan remembers the central crisis of the author's fine 1955 novel, The Lonely Passion of Judith Hearne, he may have a hint of an explanation, for the spiritual crisis of Judith Hearne and the faith of Abbot Tomas are similar...
CHARLES P. KINSELLA...
...John Kinsella, the American record holder in the 1650, won his race in 15:33.58, well off his mark, while Dave Edgar won the 100-yd, free, as usual, but failed to break his record as well...