Word: scoring
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1930-1939
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...excitement of the Army-Yale game came in two minutes at the beginning of the last quarter. Army finished a long march with a touchdown. Parker, who caught the kickoff, ran it back 88 yd. for a touchdown which tied the score. Then, on the next play, there occurred the accident which turned the game, for both teams and such of the 75,000 spectators as guessed what had happened, into an appalling tragedy...
...high that the Don Cossacks are often suspected of concealing a woman in their ranks. Hostesses who entertained the Russians last year or who hired them as performing bears for parties, will remember: handsome Cossack Magnuschensky, the lady-killer, Cossack Kolesnikoff, a bright, understanding little fellow who has a score of anecdotes ready in English and is not averse to solo dancing...
...Southern team, although it owns an unimpressive season's record so far, showed flashes of potential power in holding a strong Maryland team down to a point lead in their second game of the year. Maryland later defeated Navy by a score of 6 to 0 and tied Kentucky...
...orchestra, as has been intimated, is one of the very best ever heard in a theater pit in Boston. The instruments are very well handled and the direction of the whole leaves nothing to be desired. From a first hearing, at least, there cling no striking sections but the score as a unit is good and really worth hearing...
...fetched such tales seem to him. Beethoven was too great to think of pictorial music. He wrote of the effect externals have on the singing soul and the trio Music 4c will hear today has over been a favorite, invoking full sympathy. And the Vagabond knows that the score will be fully justified by its executants...