Word: score
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...affair all the way, as the Funster forces pushed over a brace of tallies in the last of the sixth to break a 4-4 deadlock, only to have their opponents score thrice in the final frame and lead 7 to 6. Dunster tied the score in their half of the seventh, but failed in the clutch as the potential winning run died on third...
...town's atmosphere of rugged independence many a titan of industry had flourished: John D. and William Rockefeller, Henry Flagler, Stephen Harkness and others of the original Standard Oil Co.; Samuel and William Mather, President-Maker Marcus Alonzo Hanna and a score of other ironmasters and lake shipping tycoons. In its formative era men of such wealth had largely held the reins of power over Cleveland's development. In more recent years, up to depression, the town had been greatly shaped to the mould of the late Oris P. and Mantis J. Van Sweringen, whose Terminal Tower remains...
...came, Riggs unveiled a new, blistering serve that had Budge shaking his head in despair. Riggs seldom tried, a forcing shot, but kept whipping the ball back with exasperating steadiness. Budge became so demoralized in the second set that he served three double faults in one game. The score...
Manhattan's gum-chewing, lip-smacking Daily News had the last word. Said the News: "Memoirs is [Edmund Wilson's] first score on the best-seller list, and the only reason it was there for several weeks is because word got around that oh, boy, you ought to get a load of this...
Columbia Workshop (Sun. 4 p.m., CBS). "Pied Piper of Hamelin"; script & score written by Bandleader Artie Shaw, who also conducts the 38-piece orchestra...