Word: scoring
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...this time, the jurors gathered from the defendant's story, the affair had taken on the atmosphere of a camping trip in which his principal concern had been the comfort and convenience of the captive. Trouble between Seadlund and his less considerate accomplice apparently developed on this score. When Seadlund went to get gasoline for their car from a cache in the woods he turned around to see Gray pointing a gun at him. From this point the witness explained how the mercy kidnapping suddenly turned into a mercy killing...
...Orlin Hale, 55, president of Illinois Bell Telephone Co.; after long illness; in Hartford, Conn. A Dartmouth alumnus (1903), he was stricken with a heart attack at New Haven last fall in the closing minutes of the Yale-Dartmouth football game when Yale came from behind to tie the score (TIME, Nov. 8), never recovered...
Only on four occasions was the Crimson within scoring range, although the invaders stated that the Harvard opposition was considerably stiffer than Yale's, despite the narrower 40-0 score at New Haven...
Every year when the coaches of the two colleges meet in the spring the baseball game is a highlight of the afternoon's activities, and without fail the Elis bow by the same score, as Coach Fred Mitchell impartially tolls out the decisions...
After the Yale Freshman Meet last May, in which the Crimson first-year men ran away with an 86 to 48 score, Jaakko declared that this was "the greatest Freshman track team Harvard ever had." As Sophomores the Class of 1940 have lived up to predictions, and this year's Varsity may before the end of the spring season be known as a Sophomore team. Of the nine Harvard places in the Quadrangular Meet this winter four were gained by Sophomores...