Word: score
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Taking an early lead which they never relinquished, the Yardlings scored almost at will throughout the contest. Only inaccurate shooting prevented the score from running to three figures in the contest in which every member of the squad saw action...
Bill Evart, right wing, poked in the first goal of the day and his alternate at wing, Larry Ward, substituted a few minutes later, duplicated his score with another from the same spot...
breath-taking sights of New York unroll before your eyes . . . ? Oh TIME in thy flight, you don't know the score, or else your Fifth Avenue Bus editor never took a gal for a bus ride on a hot summer's night...
...Young's just-folksy Blondie. But his comparatively small (31 million) audience is, comparatively speaking, a class audience. It includes collegians (from Harvard to Siwash) and their professors, the Duke of Windsor, Margaret Truman, John Steinbeck†- and, significantly, hundreds of newspaper executives. Two years ago, when a score of syndicate salesmen began to spread the word of a new, as yet unnamed and undrawn comic by Caniff, they had nothing to sell but Caniff's name. For U.S. publishers, that was enough...
...tank-town tourney was too small for him; he played in 44 big & little ones, a grind that would wear out most pro golfers. By sheer persistence, he had earned $12,000 in prize money (compared to $50,000 his first season as a tennis pro). His score varied between seven under par and seven over par. Says Vines: "Tennis got too tough for me. I was beginning to age, and Don Budge helped me decide to get out of it. I can continue as a golfer for years-in tennis...