Word: scoring
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Burns '37 is now in the creative throes of preparing "The Christmas Sparrow," alias "Double or Nothing," which is based on Dickens's immortal Christmas play; while Irving G. Fine '37, accompanist for the Glee Club, is composing music somewhat more complicated than the Gilbert and Sullivan variety. The score is said to contain not only tricky rhythmic figures, but also more than a few dissonances in the modern manner...
...best thing that happened in the season just closed, Harlow feels, is the fact that Harvard has completely lost its reputation for being an easy mark, and also the fact that the team no longer tries only to hold down the opponents score, but is out very definitely to win every game. That was the tremendous mental hazard that Harlow had to overcome...
Washington's mighty line, piled like the Sierras on each side of Centre Wiatrak, made the 15-yd. line the nearest to a score Southern California could get. Washington's able backs, paced by All-America Candidate Cain, gained 197 yards, 12 points to 122 yards, 0 points for Southern California. Between Washington and the Rose Bowl now looms only Washington State's, triple threat. Ed Goddard, on Thanksgiving Day in Seattle...
Paced by Quarterback Art Guepe, who ran for three touchdowns, and Halfback Ray Buivid, who passed for two more, Marquette rolled up the biggest score of its all-victorious season, 33-to-0, against Mississippi...
...dark Fords on the way but no mishap. Ten thousand men of Harvard cluttering the lobby of the Taft. Steering my love through the swirl and, just for fun, the open-air trolley out to the Bowl. Gulping excitement before the game that lasted till Yale's second score and then died into despair but came bounding back again with the second-half surge. My voice gone midway the third period, creaking come on, come on, come on, come on. An Eli somehow in the seat ahead of us. One blue feather in a sea of crimson. Pummelling...