Word: simonizing
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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PARRIS MITCHELL OF KINGS Row (333 pp.)-Henry and Katharine Bellamann-Simon & Schuster...
...able to play, but cannot attend practice sessions. Catching has been a sore sport for Berg, and he insists his staff "must improve." The outfield has proved to be another Crimson weakness. Reilly, another Roxbury graduate and brother of Brendon Reilly who pitched for the Varsity last spring, John Simons, and Ernie Wohler had been operating in the outer gardens, but Berg made a change in the Brown game. Dave Skinner took over at third, Morton moved to center field, Wohler was shifted to right, and Simon was benched temporarily in an effort to add speed where it has been...
Turning to the 30-ft. mural behind him depicting Simón Bolívar's inaugural in 1821 as Colombia's President, George Marshall recalled that Lieut. General Simon Bolivar Buckner Jr. had died leading U.S. troops on Okinawa in World War II. That Buckner, who gave his life, bore "the name of your great Liberator," he said, "certainly indicates something of our common purpose and our common bond...
...Baron Stanley of Preston, then Governor General of Canada, it was the exclusive property of amateurs until 1911. By then, most of the simon-pures had turned pro and the cup went to play-for-pay teams by default. † But for news of what it may degenerate into, see SPORT...
BRENSHAM VILLAGE (239 pp.)-John Moore-Simon & Schuster...