Word: score
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Verdi's Requiem Mass is seldom heard: its surcharged score demands too much verve and skill for all but the best orchestras and the most courageous conductors. But last week, in Fort Wayne, Ind., an amateur orchestra and chorus carried it off in fine style...
...Wednesday's deciding contest, Company One held Dunster to 20 to 21 half time score, tying it up at 28 all in the last 20 seconds by virtue of Len Schmidt's looping one hander. John Brusman scored first for the Funsters in the three minute overtime, but Steve Busck came back for the Navy with a hard driving lay-up. Then Ed Silberling, who sparked the victory with ten points, proceeded to convert two out of three foul shots, tipping the game and the championship to Dunster...
...victory and one defeat was the weekend score for the Debate Council, which sent one team down to New York Saturday to defeat Columbia for the second time this team, while another squad, was being out argued by a visiting group of debaters from West Point...
...black mantilla, Philippa sat with queenly poise in a box of Detroit's gold-spangled Masonic Temple Auditorium and heard the Detroit Symphony play her Nocturne before 7,000 schoolchildren. Conductor Valter Poole shrewdly programmed it after Mozart's First Symphony, composed when Mozart was eight. Neither score was great, but both showed great promise...
...ferociously at every ball he could lay his racket on, cheered himself after good shots with a "Bravo, Pancho." In the next three sets, he trounced onetime U.S. Singles Champion Don McNeill (still rusty from Navy duty), became the first South American to win the U.S. Indoor Singles. The score...