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...Player Robinson had best revise some of his sweeping generalities on the calibre of American intellectuality, if he ever hopes to graduate into the stellar role of a truly educated man . . . JACK NEALON Columbus, Ohio...
...piano and was as big as they come. Well-married, he had graduated from a West Side hotel to the East Side's expensive River House. Convinced by his new personal manager, Ernie Anderson (who is also Louis Armstrong's press-agent), that he could be a "stellar nightclub attraction," Joe had "gone visual": even though he stutters slightly, he was booked for a 22-week television show...
Usually when a stellar explosion occurs a very faint star is found on earlier plates in the same position as the explosion, but no progenitor has been found for the new blazing star, which is known as the Nova Lacertae...
Still groggy from their gruelling game with Andover on Saturday, the freshmen couldn't form their attack in the first half and only the stellar defensive play of fullbacks Charley Ufford and Bob Sobel enabled goalie Rog Taylor to break up the frequent Medford threats...
This is BU's season-opener. With Godin firing away, with his mates providing the timely hitting and stellar fielding they showed they are capable of on Saturday--it could be an unpleasant 1949 christening for the intowners...