Word: horning
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Mike Horn and Mike Lehmann led the Crimson boats at this point, holding third and fifth positions respectively. Horn was able to interfere with the wind-supply of the Coast Guard sailer in fourth, however, slowing the opposition down enough for Lehmann to move up to fourth place...
...Susie. Their bass section was so weak as to be superfluous, and even the "Hey" in one of their football songs was fairly pallid. The first half of their selections slogged along rather dully during a medley of Three German Romantic Choruses by Schubert, Schumann, and Weber, respectively. The horn accompaniment, though an improvement over many a brass ensemble, still cast a submarine gloom over three already drab and awkward numbers...
From the Second City is a mirthful revue in which eight saucy Chicagoans mime flicker-lit parodies of silent films, sass headline heroes, and enact an all-too-human comedy about a horn-rimmed girl doing the Talkathon Twist with a beatnik...
...Crimson is now favored to take the New England Team Racing Championships this weekend in the Fowle Trophy regatta at M.I.T. Competition from the other finalists, Coast Guard Boston University, and M.I.T., is expected to be tough. Carter Ford, Mike Lehmann. Mike Horn, Dave Stookey, and Pete Farrow, the skippers who swept the elimination series two weeks ago, will pilot Harvard...
...Friday's concert Mallory Walker was tenor soloist with hornist Ralph Pottle, a member of the Boston Fine Arts Woodwind Quintet. Mr. Pottle unfortunately made a series of disastrous mistakes in his opening solo, and although the program notes explained that "the opening and closing horn passages shall be played as directed by the composer--on the natural harmonics of the instrument--hence the irregularities in intonation," it was painfully obvious to all what had happened when the identical passage was correctly played at the end of the piece. Those who realized at the time that Britten had not intended...