Word: mar
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Track--Dec. 12, Boston University; Jan. 16, K. of C. Meet at Boston Garden; Feb. 6, Brown; 13, at Dartmouth; 22, Yale and Princeton at New Haven; 27, IC4A at New York; Mar. 6, Heptagonals at Cornell...
Swimming--Dec. 12, Springfield; Jan 9, Brown; 13, at M.I.T.; Feb. 6, at Army; 13, at Navy; 20, Pennsylvania; 22, at Dartmouth; 27, Princeton; Mar. 6, Columbia; 13, at Yale; 18-20, Eastern Inter-collegiates at Princeton; 25-27, N.C.A.A. at Syracuse...
...Teatro Lirico, and in 1932 began croaking his own songs in an immensely popular radio program. Lara became a kind of musical version of Rudolph Valentino. Touring neighboring republics, he was mobbed by women in the streets. After quarreling with his actress-wife, Carmen Zozoya, Lara met Movie Star María Felix just before a party in honor of her first big picture. "Please come, Señor Lara," cooed María. "But I warn you that we have no piano. Just a guitar." Next day he sent her a snow-white piano and a card inscribed: "With...
...Tears, for Tributes. Their honeymoon in Acapulco inspired María Bonita ("Remember those nights in Acapulco, María of my soul?"). She called him "My Skinny" (Lara says he weighs 120 Ibs. "with an overcoat on"). He rained minks, Cadillacs and diamonds on María. But the rising young star was hard to hold, and they were divorced in 1947, leaving Lara heartbroken. He told friends: "I love María too much . . . Rather than kill her I prefer to divorce...
...mar the grace of cheek or nose...