Word: wouldn
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Little Ingo," they call him, while Proud Father and former Heavyweight Champ Ingemar Johansson, 30, says of his three-week-old son: "The finest boy I ever saw. Look at his fists; he sure got them from me." Will the tyke go into the ring? "I wouldn't try to stop him." declared Ingemar in Stockholm. Of course, he would have to be christened first, on Easter Sunday, but Jens Patrik Johansson already looked like a comer...
...turned out a family of voluptuous women; and even the few other shapes he produced-from sea shells to tulips-had a feminine sensuousness and grace. But Maldarelli was not concerned with sensuousness alone. "It isn't the flesh but the spirit I'm interested in. I wouldn't waste a minute to represent the physical aspect. I'm trying to create a form, beautiful harmonies of shapes." To isolate the spirit, Maldarelli used models only for preliminary sketches; for the finished work, he fell back on memory, trusting it to capture the essence that...
Although Wilson apologized to the team for this particular incident, it indicates a trend of self-fulfilling "realism." Last year, with eight games left in the 1961-62 season, he observed to one player that the team probably wouldn't win another game all year. He was perfectly right, but for the team this attitude amounts to defeatism...
Although the margin of the final score wouldn't indicate it, Loyola had some tense moments against the Blue Devils. Paced by the shooting and rebounding of junior Les Hunter, the Ramblers grabbed an early 22-6 margin and coasted until late in the game. But Duke battled back, closing the gap to 74-71 with 4:20 left, and it looked as if the Blue Devils might be able to chalk up their 21st straight...
Fortunately, the customers are, or sometimes are. Who wouldn't be amused at the sight of Funnyman Sellers flitting into a jewelry store disguised as Monsieur Jules, the famous French couturier. As the jeweler dials the combination of his safe, Monsieur makes movies of the process with a hidden camera, and all the while permits a hilariously snaky little smile to slither through his indistinct mustache. A few days later Sellers holds a private screening for some of the boys. "That's all for todye," he says briskly as the show concludes. "Nex' week...