Word: scoring
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...critics the greatest part of Strauss's amazing score comes when the orchestra goes as wild as Salome, exults with her, subsides to an eery dissonance while she sings to the head. It was then that Soprano Ljungberg came nearest to realizing the music's grim intensity. She crouched on the floor, reproached the thing gently, sang to it ecstatically. Tenor Max Lorenz was a picture-book Herod instead of the crazy neurasthenic that Wilde and Strauss intended. Dorothee Manski (Herodias) had to pinchhit for Karin Branzell who was taken with gallstones (see col. i). Baritone Friedrich Schorr...
Although the Medford trio drew first blood, and got another goal in the second period which saw Harvard's opening shot through the posts, their failure to score in the following chukker during which the Blue Jays banged in two goals, gave the Sophomore riders a lead which they maintained to the last chukker. In the sixth period, however, the Ramblers evened up the score...
Peter Jay's goal after the closing bell made before the ball hit the boards to end the play, broke up the tie and ended the game with the score in Harvard's favor for the Class B contest...
Coach Wesley Fesler brought out an entirely new lineup for the game with Ferriter back at guard and Morse in the left forward position. The team got off to an excellent start by scoring 14 markers to the visitors' five in the first ten minutes of play. Then the men from Worcester took a time-out and brought the score to an even 16-16 at the half, and came to the fore in the first few minutes of the second period...
...Score: Harvard 42, Clark 34. Goals Morse 8, French 6, Boys 4, Merry 4, Brierly 4, Vinciguerra 2, Fletcher 2, Grady 2, Perry 1. Fouls: Brierly 7, Grady 2, French 1. Referee: McGuiness. Umpire: Boyle. Time: Two 20-minute periods...