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Wallace Gain WAHINGTON(UPI)-Richard M. Nixon leads Hubert H. THE Humphrey, 39 to 31 per cent , in a Louis Harris survey published yesterday which also showed George C. Wallace gaining on both major candidates. The public opinion poll, published by the Washington Post, said 21 per cent of the voters now favor Wallace, an increase OBSERVERServing the Notre Dame and Saint Mary's College Community from 17 per cent in just three weeks. The former Alabama governor is hurting the Republican VOL. Ill, NO. 6 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1968 nominee more than his Democratic opponent, Harris reported. In a two way race, he said, Nixon would lead Humphrey by 14 points instead of eight, or 50 to 36 per cent. The Harris survey was conducted Sept. 11 to 13 among a Proposal For Student Role cross section of 1,322 voters it had interviewed previously on the eve of the Democratic National Convention Aug. 25. In that poll, Nixon led Humphrey 40 to 34 per cent. In AcademicChange At SMC Austrian Dissent St. Mary’s College Academic as well as on the two hearings matters come up that VIENNA (UPI) Austrian Roman Catholics do not have toCommissioner Sally Davis said subcommittees. This assembly, are not the type that con be confess the use of the pill, an extraordinary Austrian Bishops yesterday that she would appealcomposed of the President, Vicedecided by popular student vote. conference decided yesterday. f o r increased student President, Academic Dean andIn such a case, it would be In a carefully worded statement, the Austrian bishops under involvement on the college important that the student on the leadership of Cardinal Franz Koenig of Austria said: academic council and two of its the Council would not be “In his encyclical, the Holy Father did not define usage of committees A ca d em ic directly responsible to the the pill as a mortal sin. Therefore, whoever acts against the Standings and Curriculum electorate.” spirit of the encyclical is not necessarily parted from the love Study. Miss Davis is scheduled to Miss Davis also said that she of God and may accept holy communion without confession.” submit her proposals to the would recommend to the Danny In Jail Faculty Assembly tonight for Faculty Assembly that students comment and hopes to gain for the various committees be FRANKFURT, Germany (UPI) Police held “Danny the approval from the assembly appointed from the student Red”, Cohn Bendit, ringleader of the 1967 French student before going before the main Academic Commission, for thes rebellion, in jail today for leading German students into streetcouncil. year at least. “The students who brawls with police that disrupted ceremonies honoring a Miss Davis explained her are presently working on the visiting head of state. proposal as one that would “give commission have a greater Police braced for a possible resumption of the riots. adequate student voice and working knowledge of acodcmic Cohn Bendit was rapped with truncheons and hauled away Sally Davis representation on the affairs and are also in a position by police Sunday when he attempted to lead about 1,000 four elected faculty members, is committees that involve them to be closer to the faculty than demonstrators in a charge on historic St. Paul’s Church, where responsible for major policy the most.” She states that such a most of the other girls. It would President Heinrich Luebke was presenting the peace prize ofmove is in accordance withchanges in the area of education. seem to me that in an the West German publishing industry to President Leopoldrecommendations from the Miss Davis said: “Here the object experimental year such as this Senghor of Senfgal. Board of Trustees made after a is not so much student we should insist that the most Police fought four separate battles with students outside thestudy last year. At that time the representation as it is a student qualified people be seated on the Board suggested that there be viewpoint. I must emphasize church and at street barricades, wading through barrages of committees.” rocks and paving stones to fire tear gas and water cannon. Oneincreased student participationthat within the committee of the battles forced Senghor and Luebke’s motorcade toin the college policy making detour for an hour. structure. HHH Men Argue Police refused to give details or arrests or injuries. Senghor R ev. John J. M cGrath, was honored on the occasion of the Frankfurt Book Fair, anPresident of the college, agreed Richard Hunter, Chairman of policies on the Vietnam wer. I event sponsored by German publishers. with the Academic Notre Dame Students for feel the Vietnam question With HHH Commissioner on the concept ofHumphrey, strongly criticizedoverrides any other issue this student involvement but Notre Dame Young Democrats year.” Barbolla said, however, TOLEDO,O. (UPI)-With tears on his cheeks and sweat on expressed the desire that some President Pat Barbolla yesterday that he would support neither his back, Hubert H. Humphrey said yesterday it was “nothingdiscretion be used in thein the continuing dispute overRichard Nixon nor George short of outrageous” that hippies, Yippies and Black Panthersnomination of students to the failure of the Young Wallace for the Presidency and get more attention than the majority of Americans. individual committees. Democrats to endorse Vice termed them “greater evils by Shedding his coat, the Democratic presidential candidate There are at present, President Humphrey and thefar than Humphrey.” told 500 Toledo housewives in a humid gymnasium “theapproximately eight committeesYD’s refusal to include Humter contended that the handful” of protestors were getting a “disproportionate” shareunder the Academic Affairs Humphrey in their literature. club, instead of refusing to of publicity. Council. Tire only two that dealHunter, who ran a Humphreyendorse Humphrey, should be PopeDisturbed directly with the student bodytable separate from that of the “attempting to educate the are the ones that Miss Davis’ Young Democrats at Activities student body on the positive VATICAN CITY(UPI) Vatican sources said yesterday Pope proposal affects. The first of Night last week, contended qualities of the Vice President.” Paul VI fears that some young rebel Roman Catholics are in these is the Academic Standing “After we had been assured by danger of coming under Communist influence and he plansCommittee. to At present it is YD V ice President Rick issue a public warning to them. composed of the Academic DeanLibowitz that Vice President Problems The sources said the Pope particularly has in mind Catholics and six elected faculty. ThisHumphrey would be given at who have recently occupied cathedrals in Italy and Chile andcommittee is responsible forleast moderate consideration byFor Sr. those who support armed revolution to obtain social justice,minor changes in policy such asthe club, we were completely lie may make this clear at his weekly general audience on pass/fail, comprehensive examsignored in all of the literature Citing incidents occurring Wednesday, the sources said. and senior exemptions. It alsoand recruitment material of theover the past weekend, Senior “The Holy Father will warn these young Catholics of the acts as a screening board for YD’s.” Class President Dave Witt said dangers of being taken in by Communists and serving the ends students being considered for Barbolla countered Hunter’syesterday that a policeman will of Communist propaganda,” the sources said. academic probation. Miss Daviscriticism by saying “We figuredbe present outside or near Club Vatican observers said such a speech by the Pope might have said that she thought that there that in our first piece of’69 during coming weekends. explosive consequences. They said it might reopen the cold should be at least four studentsliterature we did not want toWitt stated “The officers of the war between the Vatican and the Communists which reached a sitting on this committee, each endorse Humphrey. There isSenior Class and the staff of peak in 1948 when the Vatican excommunicated Catholics of them voting members. strong feeling against HumphreyClub ’69 are taking steps to who supported Communists in political elections. The Committe on Curriculumin the club. We had Congressmaninsure safety of people at the Bombing Vote At UN? Study is presently composed Brademasof in our literatureclub. A policeman will be UNITED NATIONS, UPI Secretary General U Thant seven elected faculty members. because we felt him to be a stationed in the vicinity of Club suggested yesterday that the question of a U.S. bombing ofTheir duty is to point out theDemocrat whom all can endorse’69 over the coming weekends North Viet Nam be put to a vote by the General Assemblyneed for changes in curriculumand support.” Barbolla went onuntil such time as trouble which opens today. and refer it to the Standing to maintain “Humphrey will bediminishes.” But he told a news conference he saw no break in the Committee. Miss Davis hopes to given consideration at a meeting According to Witt and others, Vietnamese deadlock “for another year or so’” gain seats for five students onwithin two weeks.” several incidents occurred Friday Although Thant suggested a U.N. vote on Americanthis committee; perhaps, she Barbolla reiterated his strong and Saturday nights between bombing policy he said the suggestion was not practicalsaid, a representative from the personal opposition people to loitering outside the club because the issues is not on the agenda of the assembly session.Made leva Scholars (Superior Humphrey, saying “As an and club patrons. Witt declined 11c said he was not formally proposing such a resolution Studentsbut Council) and the fourindividual I cannot supportto blame the incidents on race, was mentioning it because of widespread criticism of the standclass. Academic Commission- Hubert Humphrey. The reasonsaying “The essential point is he has held “for the past three years or more” that the e Miss Davis stated that she for my non-endorsement is thatthat people seem to have essential first step to Vietnam peace is complete cessation ofwill also ask for a seat on the Hubert Humphrey is for nothing better to do than loiter the bombing of all of North Vietnam. main Academic Affairs Council continuing President Johnson’soutside looking for trouble.” TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1968 PAGE 2 7HE OBSERVER On The Feast of St. James

Second o f a series on the are the reasons the report presents for itsafter the encyclical was published by 87church historian William Storey, liturgist encyclical Humanae \itae conclusions: Roman Catholic theologians; later it was.Aidan Kavanaugli, OSB, Rev. Luke b y Michael Patrick ■ ■ social change in matrimony andsigned by others. The statement stemmedMiranda and Rev. John O’Brien, research O ’Connor and Michael the family, especially in the role of from the assertion that within the Church professor of theology. Hollerich. women; lowering of the infantit is accepted that Catholics may dissent 1 ypical ot the liberal reaction at Notre mortality rate; new bodies of from authoritative, nonfallible teachings The joys and the hopes, the Dame was the statement of John knowledge in biology, psychology,of the Church, provided adequate griefs and the anxieties of the McKenzie, S.J. Father McKenzie stated sexuality and demography; a objectively assessible reasons are men if this age, especially those simply that he believed the encyclical changed estimation of the value andavailable. In addition to criticizing the who are poor or in any way “be widely ignored by both priests and meaning of human sexuality and ofpope for ignoring the majority report of afflicted, these too are the joys laity” and that it would eliminate any conjugal relations; most of all, ahis own commission and the charges of and hopes, the griefs and moral leadership the pope might have better grasp of the duty of man inVatican II, the statement provided anxieties of the followers of provided. He contended that the humanise and to bring to greaterspecific grounds on which the group Christ. Indeed, nothing encyclical essentially represented the perfection for the life of man what genuinely human fails to raise an could not accept the report. Mostimposition of a doubtful obligation as is given in nature. Then must be echo in their hearts. important among them was the limitedcertain and that he knew of no authority considered the sense of the faithful; notion of natural law which the Holy The majority report of the papal com­ which would support such a position. according to it, condemnation ofFather a used and an overemphasis on the mission on birth control summoned Perhaps the sole conservative reaction couple to a long and often heroicout dated notion of procreation as the by Pope John and expanded by Paul here to the encyclical was that of Edward abstinence as the means to regulate only viable end of sexual relations in hardly provides justification for the O’Connor CSC, a member o f the conception cannot be foundedmarriage. in In addition to their dissent, the conclusions of the encyclicalHumanae theology department and probably best the truth. theologians urged that, in effect, the Vitae, which soundly condemns any known for his compendium on the encyclical be ignored; they concluded extension of traditional doctrine beyondThis was the mandate Paul took in Blessed Virgin Mary, and his work in the that “spouses may responsibly decide advocating the rhythm method. This is, inhand and destroyed on the feast of St. Pentacostal movement on campus. He according to their conscience that fact, the major ground of the minorityJames the Apostle last. suggested that rejection of the encyclical artif] al contraception is permissible and report; the majority report replies in kind is tantamount to taking up Luther’s If the encyclical’s contents were notindeed necessary to preserve and foster by suggesting a different scenario for position that no authority can force a predictable, then the reactions certainlythe values and sacredness of marriage.” dogmatic history. The majority advocates man to go against his conscience. He not were. L ’Osservatore Romano called the the view that the dogmatic history of the only insists on acceptance of the encyclical “noble action” of a man much church is one of the church in encyclical but also contends that it must oppressed by the burden of the decisionAmong the members of the Notre confrontation with heresy; further that not be accepted out of conformism of and proceeded to explain why and Dame how Philosophy Dept, who signed the the church is not only moved in the statement were Father David Burrell, andfear or complacency, but rather out of the encyclical must be supported. There question of birth control by the weight of Sister Jean Reidy, one of his students andconfidence that Christ is leading his was no other voice so positive in its the issue but by the whole problem of well known for her work on theChurch. He concluded a recent statement redefining itself. support; most were more or less severely “To say the Pope can’t decide matters critical. liberalization of the sisterhood. The As for the topic of birth regulation theologians who signed included lastdebated among theologians is like saying itself, the majority report is both explicit The most prominent was probably semester’s a visiting professor in moralthat an umpire can’t make a ruling until in explanation and urgent in tone. Thesestatement issued in Washington five daystheology William Van Per Marck, OP, both teams agree with him ”

196. The M Chris Wolfe Editor: the Student Body. We found his I applaud Richard Rossie’swillingness to accept valid and ‘In Good Faith’ 525. decision to modify and changeresponsible criticism heartening. the election date for the StudentMr. Rossie has done in the few ■ieiMMUlllllllllllillllllllllllilllllllilliiiuillllllllllllllill Life Committee. T h ese months since his election, One of me most talked about things at Notre Dame in recent days modifications were provided forsomething that Chris Murphy is “bargaining in good faith”. Student leaders have been the ones in the unaminous motion passedwas unable to do in his entirewho constantly question whether the Administration is willing to at Thursday’s ASPmeeting. year. He has made the Office of bargain in good faith. Recentactions justify however an examination A committee of ASP members Student Body Presidentof whether student leaders are as open-minded and willing to discussed the provisions of thisresponsive to student needs.compromise as they want the Administration to be. 775. motion with Rossie late Thurs. The center of discussion of course is the Student Life Council. Peter M. Kelly, Chairman night. We pointed out that the This tripartite board with equal division among administration, Action Student Party SLC would have the legislative faculty, and students is an innovation which resulted from last year’s powers guaranteed to the Senate Editor: meeting with an ad hoc committee of the Board of Trustees. Its by the General Assembly. An article entitled “Parallels” decisions at Notre Dame will be law unless vetoed by the University President. Because of the sweeping powerappeared in your last issue to be held by SLC we expressed(September 23). This presented Whatever the Council may be, it IS a definite concession to the 575. concern that the student an amusing and apparently students a by the Board of Trustees, and does represent an effort to members could not be removed.fairly accurate comparison reach a compromise of sorts. How does the SBP react to it? Together We showed that by its very except for one important detail.with two campus editors he obliquely calls it a “face-saving half nature the council would beWe felt that this point should bemeasure”. He accuses the administration of intending to use it to unrepresentative. And thisbrought out. maintain “vested interests”, whatever they are. He publicly attacks arrangement would tend to The Nazis lost. tw o ex-officio administration members of the Council. concentrate power, in the Peter Hoffman In two ways this type of action raises questions about the student executive (which cannot Carmen Santa Maria honorable gentleman’s “good faith”. First of all he negotiates with '9cU don t Aave always be expected to reflect the 222 Br. Philips Hall the Board of Trustees, obtains a compromise with a definite concession to students, and then... attacks it because it doesn’t fully objectivity of this year’s Editor: executive.) We pointed out, also, embody his -personal idea of justice. Secondly, the attack on the to te /idc/i As one who actually believes that the question of student Council comes before it is even fully formed, much less done in God, Country and Notre participation in the SLC had not anything! If one really has “good faith” wouldn’t he at least give the to give Aex a Dame (in other words, a fascist been considered in the accepted new set-up a chance? pig), I would like to thank THE constitutional manner. In another matter, that of the new prefects, questions are in /Jiffiin/ij, dia m o n d. OBSERVER for printing Joel In view of these problems we order. Last year the Administration gave its blessing to a new judicial Connelly’s column of 9/23/68 in recommended that Mr. Rossie set-up in which the students play a predominant role. Mr. Rossie jA'a-it -imant. which he draws the clever little delay the SLC elections, wants not a predominant, but an exclusive role for the students. So comparison between Fu brers previously, set for Oct. 1 until instead of accepting the compromise in good faith and trying to and Football. Few pieces of after the senate elections. We work through that, he constantly harps on the prefects, who are the writing have so openly and asked that the Senate be allowed Administration’s hand in the judicial system. He calls them “paid T i f f a n y &Co. clumsily exposed the to outline the relationship enforcers” and another student leader calls them signs of “a police ant i-tradition-because- between the SLC and itself. state” and “Gestapo type checking”. C’mon fellas. Everyone knows 715 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE. it-is-tradition attitude of our I recommend that candidates that most prefects bear no resemblance whatsoever to any authority CHICAGO self-important radical for the student mission to the figure, and those who have bothered to talk with prefects know that PHONE: 944-7500 • ZIP: 60611 establishment. Today they SLC be required to resign on a their instructions are to report any violations to the hall judicial Sales tax additional would destroy football; 2/3 vote of no confidence by the councils and then to inform Fr. Riehle of the violation. The Observer is published daily tom orrow will they melt down during the college semester except senate or by a 50 per cent vote Whether the Administration is ready to bargain in good faith is, I the Golden Dome in order to vacations by the students of the of the student body. suppose, debatable. But the question should be extended to include University of Notre Dame. build a memorial for Che Subscriptions may be purchased Rossie’s agreement to these whether student leaders are similarly open to discussion and for $10 from The Observer, Box Guevara at Louie’s? Max Frost modifications has once again compromise. And it is apparent that Mr. Rossie and others like him 11, Notre Dame, Ind., 46556. would be proud of you, gang! Second class postage paid, Notre demonstrated his sincere desire are infinitely more unyielding and bargain in far less “good faith” Dame, Ind., 46556. to work for the best interests of Mike Kelly than those whom they so constantly berate. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1968 THE OBSERVER PAGE 3

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A Notre Dame Student Union Social Commission Presentation Stepan Center Ticket Sales in the dining hall, Tues., Wed., Thurs. evenings. Ticket prices $5 - $6. PAGjii THE OBSERVER TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1968 WE'RE NUMBER I United Press coaches, Notre Dame tops The Top Ten is based on 1 NOTRE DAME( 17) 321 6. Kansas 86 International says, “The Purdue by 28 points. The 10 votes for first place nine 2- Purdue (13) 293 7. Alabama 85

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By Milt Richman, LPI columnist

iimimmimiimiiiiiiimmiiiiiimimiiiiiiiiiimiimm Kaline’s A Pro f NEW YORK, (UPI) Above everything wise, A1 Kaline is a professional and the one thing a professional never wants to be is emberrassed. Right now finds himself embarrassed. Nearly as much as he was last year when he got so mad about striking out that he broke his finger by accidentally slamming his bat it. Al Kaline has an extra kind of pride. Special professionals like , , Johnny Unitas and Arnold Palmer all have the same kind and guys like , Joe DiMaggio and Joe Louis had it before them. They all feel the same way. They know it itisn’t a felony to lose but they don’t ever wish to look bad losing. In other words, they never want to be embarrassed. The thing embarrassing Kaline now is the fuss everybody is making over where he’ll play for in the with St. Purdue’s injury situation is not nearly as during the first quarter. Blitzed hard early Louis less than two weeks from today. bad as Notre Dame’s for the big battle in the game, Phipps retired with a bruised Al Kaline embarrasses easily because he’s sensitive. He appreciates Saturday. Starting linebacker Dick Marvel knee, but later worked out the numbness people are happy for him that he’s finally on a pennant winner after (right) definitely will not start. He hurt his and returned to the lineup. Phipps will start 15 years but he wishes they’d stop fussing over where he’ll play. knee on the opening kickoff against Actually, he couldn’t care less. Saturday, as will all-purpose back Leroy The important thing with Al Kaline, if you know him, is that theVirginia Saturday. Quarterback Mike Keyes, who suffered a minor back bruise in Tigers will be in the series. That’s the big thing with him, not Phipps also was out of the Virginia contest the second period. whether he’s going to play. That’s why he did what he did Tuesday night when he walked into ’s office and told him to play the two kids, and Jim Nortlnup, in the along with . Hurd: A Muscle Pull There had been some talk that Kaline, who played first base as well as the outfield for the Tigers this year, might be used at third base against the Cardinals but that was mostly talk. Away From Mexico Mayo Smith tried to explain what he meant when he first hamstring muscle and lost. “It mentioned the possibility of Kaline playing third. He wasn’t rulingBy MIKE PAVL1N Wearing these shoes, which are out the World Series but he was thinking more in terms of trying his illegal under international rules,went as I came around the 33 year old outfielder at third base next spring. While some Notre Dame Bill fould the rarified curve,” said the disappointed As matters stand now, Smith probably will start Stanley,students were wondering howatmosphere to be only a slight Hurd. “I had fell trouble about Northrup and Horton in the outfield and Kaline will be his fourthSummer Storage turned their problem. “At my first practice, 1 an hour before the race, but outfielder, his second and his first pinch hitterLouis XIV tables into ran 150 yards flat out and wasthere wasn’t much I could do although is no slough in that last department either. matchwood, senior Bill (Soulcompletely out of breath. Itabout it.” One thing is sure. Kaline is going to play sometime andBird) Hurd was facedwith a took me about two weeks to get John Carlos set a world record in somewhere during the series. He won’t be shut out. But even ifdifferent he problem. 7,282 feet in used to the altitude.” the 200 meter dash with a time of 0:19.7. was he’d take it much better than those making all the fuss. the air, Bill was attempting to At the trials, Hurd was faced With track temporarily out of “Naturally, I’d love to get into a World Series,” he said before negotiatethe a place on the 1968with competition from the likes the picture, Hurd plans to Tigers clinched last Tuesday, “but it won’t be a case of life or deathU.S. Olympic Team. He’s back of world record holders Lee devote this semester to the if I don’t.” Kaline played right field in the Tigers’ 6-2 victory overdown to earth this week, after Evans and Tommie Smith. books, toward graduate study in the Yankees Thursday and the two singles he collected as Denny narrowlyMe missing spots on the“When I left school, 1 didn’t Electrical Engineering. “I’d like Lain reeled off his 31st victory upped his average to .285. 100 and 200 meter dash squads. have that much confidence. But t o compete in some That ain’t hay, expecially these days. It’s considerably better thanHaving qualified in the 100 after I began workingwith the international meets over the the averages of both Northrup and Stanley, too, but the and two 200 meter dashes at the other runners, I gradually felt summer, unless the very, very younger outfielders have contributed tremendously to Detroit’sNCAA meet in June, Hurd better. By the time the trials remote possibility of success and are doing so well now that it’s perfectly understandableworked for two weeks in a bank came around, 1 was ready.” professional football comes up. why Smith would like to have them both in the lineup. in his home town of Memphis, In the 100 meter dash The 1972 Olympics are too far Stanley can also play short. As a matter of fact that’s where heTenn. Then he reported toqualifying heats, Bfll ran 0:10.2 in th e future to consider played Thursday against the Yankees, so Smith has that possibilitySouth Lake Tahoe, Cal. for the and 0:10.1 (comparable to a definitely.” open to him also for the series. final Olympic trials. “We had 0:09.2 hundred yard dash) to Regardless of how the whole thing turns out, there’s no need somefor fine coaching,” commentsreach the last six. His 0:10.2 in Many observers feel that U.S. anybody to feel sorry for Al Kaline. He’s happy about the TigersHurd. “Jim Hines’s old high the finals, however, left him in track and field members will winning, he’s doing fine and he’s perfectly content to let natureschool take coach from McClymondsfifth place, one slot short of atake home a pile of medals in its course. High School in Oakland was trip to Mexico City. FourthOctover. They point to four “I’ll play anywhere Mayo wants me,” he says. there, as well as the former place would have meant a spotworld records set during the When you get right down to it, what else can lie say? What else doTennessee Southern coach, Stanon the 400-meter relay team. trials. The reason, says Hurd, you say when you’re a professional like Kaline? Wright. Past Olympic greats Otis Hurd came back in the 200 was the intense competition The Tigers have still another professional who hasn’t been heard between runners. “Everyone Davis and Hayes Jones assisted.”meter dash by defeating Tommie from much lately. He’s also looking forward to the scries particularlyThe trials were on the Smith in a trial heat with a time worked together in practice, and since lie’s 36 and not likely to get another close look at one.synthetic He “Tartan” surface, the of 0:20.5. Then, in the worked hard. We were up for the played third base for Detroit Thursday, got himself a base in twosame that is being installed on semi-finals, he pulled afinals.” tries and knocked in a run, but there’s little chance he’ll get into thethe Notre Dame Convocation series unless somebody getshurt and the Tigers put him on their Center track. “Some runners series eligible list. If they don’t, will simply have toused the special ‘Puma’ track get along with the memories of those two other World Series he wasshoes, which have 68 ‘pin’ spikes in with the Braves. instead of conventional spikes,” He’ll do it if he has to, though. He’s a special professional. Like Alaccording to Hurd. “I have a pair Kaline. myself, as does Tommie Smith.”