Word: woodwards
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Kelso, 1960's "horse of the year," entered the $110,600 Woodward Stakes at Belmont Park a heavy favorite, defied a Woodward tradition that favorites rarely win, and whisked to a six-length win (the last five had not) in 2:00 flat to tie a 48-year-old track record, boosted his 1961 earnings...
Born. To Oscar-winning Actress Joanne (The Three Faces of Eve) Woodward, 31, and Actor Paul (The Hustler) Newman, 36: their second daughter, Newman's fifth child (three by an earlier marriage); in Hollywood...
...Stanley Woodward was sports editor of the Miami News when I was writing baseball in 1952. As a youngster then, I thought all sports stories had to be filled with belts, twin-killings, and four-ply blasts...
...Breed. Yesterday's sports sections bristled with evasions of perfectly useful words: four-ply wallop for homerun, apple for baseball, henhouse hoist for foul ball. When athletes were injured, claret flowed, not blood. On one occasion, the Herald Tribune's Sports Editor Stanley Woodward, outraged at receipt of a story in which some ballplayer "belted" a homerun, whipped off his own belt, waved it before the eyes of the transgressor, and bellowed: "Did you ever see anyone hit a baseball with one of these...
Zealous and convincing, he perched at the hospital bedside of ailing (from hepatitis) Food for Peace Director George McGovern, made his case to Secretary of State Rusk, Under Secretary Chester Bowles, Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs Robert Woodward, Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman...