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...bottom of the second, the Crusaders began to act as if they had a collective case of nikephobia. George Neville led off for Harvard with a walk, and Joe O'Donnell tried to move him to second with a sacrifice bunt. Knittel pounced on the ball and fired it to first. The second baseman, covering on the play, dropped the throw and O'Donnell was safe...
After Bilodeau struck out, the Crusader third baseman booted Dockery's grounder and O'Donnell scored. Only after Dan Hootstein popped up and Skip Falcone fanned was Knittel able to weave his way back to the dugout. Two runs, one hit, three errors...
Born. To Luise Rainer, 34, two-Oscar cinemactress of the '30s (The Great Ziegfeld, The Good Earth), and Robert Knittel, 30, Manhattan editor (Creative Age Press); their first child, a daughter; in Manhattan. Name: Francesca. Weight...
Married. Luise Rainer. 33, bang-browed, earnest-eyed actress, twice winner of Hollywood's top acting honors (The Great Ziegfeld, 1936, The Good Earth, 1937). lately occupied with USOverseas entertaining; and Robert Knittel. English-born editor (Creative Age Press); she for the second time, he for the first; in Manhattan...
...Swiss for a long time have been professional neutrals, innkeepers, paid hosts to congresses of tourists, invalids and impotent statesmen, a literary tradition has sprung up that they are a race of small-minded, closefisted, petty burghers, slightly comic but mostly dull." In Via Mala Swiss Author John Knittel goes a long way toward exploding this commercialized tradition, shows that the Swiss, like other people, are human, passionate, beleaguered by all the human vices and virtues. A humane melodrama. Via Mala is written on the socially dangerous and apparently un-Swiss-like theme that...