Word: scoring
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...desirable for so fanciful a part. Others, however, wished that he could have achieved more of the heroic, legendary dimensions suggested by the role. Soprano Editha Fleischer sang sensuously. Conductor Tullio Serafin drew out of his orchestra all the scintillating tonality which the composer could have desired of the score...
Having disposed of Miss Louise Baker and A. S. Roberts and Miss Virginia Rice and J. B. Fenno, Jr. '21 Thursday, they won a hard fought match with Miss Marjorie Morrill and H. M. Coggeshall 1L yesterday afternoon. The score of the match which led them through the finals was 1-6, 6-2, 9-7. The game went from one side to the other for the first two sets and then tightened up in the last set. Miss Palfrey's play has been the feature of the tournament and her steadiness and concentration have enabled her to reach...
...this latter day it is rare to find any trace of the boys who didn't make good. Moral victories cover up the short end of the score and the dice are cleverly loaded so that everybody wins an automobile and a radio, and forgets that workmen and vagabonds have no beer...
...next Wednesday, its first contest after the recess. Advance notices have it that the Golden Tornado will present a formidable defensive team, one of the strongest in the Middle West. The sextet from Milwaukee trounced Michigan Tech, the same team that the Crimson trampled under an 11 to 0 score, in a recent game...
...undergraduate. . . . He is the product of a stuffing machine-crammed with facts, with information of a more or less unrelated and useless naure . . . when he has poured back enough to score his points, he is branded with an A! B.-and put on the market as a pure product. . . . It is a mere label-a standard bonded label on a bootleg bottle...