Word: slops
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Players will also say they don't feel much like giving their all because nobody watches the games. Well, no one is going to come to the Stadium, the Bowl, or anyplace else around the League if they have to watch slop like the Harvard-Yale game. And why do football players fell victimized if nobody comes to see them? If they can't derive satisfaction simply from playing, no one is forcing them to participate...
Thank you for the wonderful reproductions in your Nov. 24 issue, particularly for that glorious and luminous cover. I often wonder what some of today's modern artists (drip, slop and hoodwink schools) feel when they look at masterpieces such as these. Awe? Envy? Shame...
...person who sees the truth and states it, that man had succumbed to warring, lechery, idiocy, and hybristic vainglory. Donald Harron is unforgettable in the part. But Landau may be unwise to make him pick his nose, hawk into a spittoon, and mix coffee cups with the slop; it is not easy for an audience to acknowledge the wisdom in the speech of a man with such repulsive personal habits...
...than any other horse his age in racing history. He has won at nearly every distance from three furlongs to a mile and three-sixteenths, on every kind of track, under every conceivable condition except snow. He took the Florida Derby in the mud, the Garden State Stakes in slop, the Kentucky Derby on an offtrack, and the Preakness on a fast, cuppy (i.e., crumbly) surface. Although he holds the five-furlong track record at Florida's Gulfstream Park, Carry Back still has not shown how fast he can really run. Says Owner Price: "He has a tremendous amount...
...They do, the damn frogs, and I had the misfortune of drinking it once. It took me four years to get over that slop. It was made from the wax in the ears of Clemenceau...