Word: toms
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Along with our ace, Bob Dorwart, we can now count on J. C. Nickens, Bob Kalinoski Tom Dashiell, Tow Kidwell, and curt Tucker to give us the mound strength we'll need during the season," he said...
...TOM GRIES' 100 Rifles demands somewhat more attention if only because Gries made Will Penny, an interesting little Charlton Heston picture that opened and closed last year despite unusually good reviews. Will Penny alternated some alertly-written unconventional scenes with great globs of familiar nonsense, finally falling to pieces with an unnecessarily downbeat ending. Its photography, by Lucien Ballard, consisted of tightly cropped, often two-dimensional compositions avoiding self-consciousness and trickery. The whole venture had a ring of effort and honesty about it, despite its failings, and I went to see 100 Rifles to investigate how many of Will...
...Tom Keller took second place in foil and Larry Cetrulo was runner-up in sabre in the NCAA Fencing Championships at the University of North Carolina last weekend to lead Harvard's all-sophomore contingent to a second-place finish behind the University of Pennsylvania...
Photographers' flashbulbs and the mirrors inside the Ambassador Hotel-and four Tom Collinses-acted with hypnotic power, Diamond testified. Fuzzy with drink, Sirhan wandered in a trance until he encountered Kennedy in a serving pantry. "Only this time it was for real," said Diamond. "This time there was only the loaded gun." It was, he admitted, a "preposterous story, unlikely and incredible." It was also, Diamond insisted, what really happened...
...Russia and the Crisis in Socialism (1939) and Marxism: Is It Science? (1940) are still regarded as among the most damning analyses of Communism. He also proved himself a considerable poet and turned out an autobiography, about which one critic wrote: "It has the egalitarian earnestness of a Tom Paine, the lighthearted sexual adventures of a Casanova, the self-preoccupation of a Cellini...