Word: gardens
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Jones turns in the same type of performance as he did in the Garden, it could be a very unpleasant evening for the visitors. But, while no one can deny that he played an outstanding game Saturday night, it is true that several Crimson scoring attempts were thwarted because the varsity simply did not get the breaks. At least four shots hit the posts of the Yale goal and other times perfectly set up plays missed scoring by inches...
...soon a figure of history, Britain's resigned Prime Minister, ailing Sir Anthony Eden, 59, arrived for a month's rest in New Zealand after a 35-day voyage from England by way of the Pacific. Wan and drawn, Sir Anthony perked up on sighting his chosen garden of Eden, crisply observed: "Now I have no plans. I am just at the mercy of your wise government and your...
...Audit in Paradise. The real issue was not top talent or a top house like La Scala. Virtually all opera companies outside the U.S. are publicly subsidized (London's Covent Garden gets $700,000 annually). La Scala's $1,200,000 subsidy is not out of line considering its box-office take of $2,000,000 and its ambitious program: 180 annual performances of 30 different operas, including eight new productions and four premiered works, plus concerts and ballets. More extravagant was the $1,200,000 subsidy to the Rome Opera in 1955, when it took in only...
Despite Yale's awkward skating and lack of playmaking, the game in the Garden Saturday delighted the record crowd of an estimated 10,000 because of its roughness and 11 penalties, seven on Yale...
Junior Pete Reider finally smashed the University two-mile record which had eluded him for the past two years. By running a sparkling 9:21.8 in the IC4A meet at Madison Square Garden Saturday, Reider knocked 7.2 seconds off F. D. Murphy's record...