Word: workouts
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...Human Good. Murray gave his polemical proclivities a workout in the early '50s with a scholarly drumfire of debate in the pages of the monthly American Ecclesiastical Review with its editor, Redemptorist Father Francis J. Connell, and Msgr. Joseph Clifford Fenton, professor of dogma at the Catholic University of America. The subject at issue: Murray's contention that the Vatican should give its formal blessing to the U.S. pluralist system as a new, permanent and viable kind of relationship between religion and government. The learned, footnote-stippled discussion ended when Murray was advised by his order that henceforth...
...Patrice, 23. Last winter the Marymount Junior College alumna was given her first chance to pick her own yearling, and after weeks of study, she chose Hail to Reason-which this summer emerged as the nation's top two-year-old. But last week in an early-morning workout at Aqueduct, the horse that Patrice felt had "developed the nicest personality I've seen in a colt" bobbled, broke two bones in his left front leg, and was retired to stud. Said a tearful Miss Jacobs: "In racing, you must take the bitter with the sweet. And this...
Hare has impressed Munro in the few days he has been out. He may not be in very good shape today after only one real workout, but he is expected to aid the Crimson materially as the season progresses. Munro has described Kramer, a wing, as "small and slow, but with a good foot." The diminutive sophomore will get his big chance tomorrow as relief for the depieted wing corps...
...Trud, a special receiving center for defectors had been set up in a monastery outside Rome, and "thousands of clergymen and monks and young people from the lower echelons of Catholic organizations are to make contact with visitors of all nationalities . . . and subject them to an intensive anti-Communist workout, while praising Catholicism and the Western way of life." Pope John himself, fretted the Communists, might be watching TV to take note of any Iron Curtain athlete who crossed himself before competing...
...Times's new publisher is a massive man (6 ft. 2½ in., 230 Ibs.) who still holds the shot-put record at Stanford University and keeps 1,000 Ibs. of weight-lifting equipment in an air-conditioned workout room on the top floor of the Times Building. Born to succeed his father. Otis, the father of four children, broke in on the Times as an apprentice pressman, worked his way through every department of the newspaper, won the respect of editorial and business staffers. Hard-jawed, with cold blue eyes, Otis Chandler has few illusions about anything-including...