Word: scoring
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...judge of human animals, Judge Biggar had no hand in the selection of Healthiest Boy and Healthiest Girl. A committee of physicians & nurses gave first honors to Dorothy Eiler, 16, of Aitkin County, Minn., who likes to dance, keeps her nails trimmed, has fillings in her teeth (score: 98.6); Ross Allen, 20. of Salem, W. Va., who weighs 184 lb., expects to be a doctor, milks cows every day, plays baseball (score...
...remind TIME U. S. C. scored on twice before during this year-in the Rose Bowl New Year's game Jan. i, 1932 with Tulane, final score...
...score was Colgate 6, Brown 0 The ball was on the Colgate 1-yd. line. There was time for just one more play in the first half. Brown's 162-lb. Quarterback Robert Ramsay Chase took the ball. There was a squirming pile of players, a moment of silence while the referee examined the position of the ball. It was still two inches from the goal line...
With ten minutes to play and the score tied, 7-to-7, Penn repeated the 46-yd. march it had made in the first period against Cornell...
...what extent do Negroes read white magazines? The booklet prints statistics gathered in 1929-1930 from dark families in Atlanta, Richmond, Nashville, Birmingham. Highest score was Literary Digest's 14% of 275 "business & professional" families. McCall's was runner-up with 9%; Ladies' Home Journal third, 7%. Among 702 "common and semiskilled labor" families, True Story topped the list with 4.8%. Among magazines for which only one subscriber was found: TIME, Vogue, Nation, College Humor...