Word: scorings
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Captain Bo Keefe, the Crimson's number one man, shot a 71 to lead the team in medal score, but could only manage a split in his matches. He lost to Penn's Dave London, 5 and 4, who finished at three-under...
...Wynne victory would have tied the score at 3-3 and forced Penn's seventh man to play Joe Tibbetts in a sudden death playoff. Tibbetts finished in a rare three-way tie when he caught Penn's man with a par on the 18th but dropped the hole to a birdie by Columbia's man to half the other match...
...Naturally, I won't turn down a clear oportunity to score," he said, "but I really get more satisfaction out of setting up my midfield partner Jim Kilkowski for a difficult goal, than in shooting myself...
...though he had never conducted a major orchestra before. At the concert, his arm gestures often looked more like karate chops than cues, and his beat faltered briefly in the second movement. But for the most part, he did amazingly well, and his new work-an uninhibited, brightly colored score built around a twelve-tone row-made a handsome impression on the Londoners in the audience, who applauded tumultuously for ten minutes in the obvious belief that they had witnessed a very special kind of event...
Pianist-Conductor Daniel Barenboim, who is taking the London Symphony to the U.S., immediately arranged to have Oliver conduct his piece at Manhattan's Carnegie Hall this week. Andre Previn was shown the score and decided to perform it next season with the Houston Symphony. "I would have taken it to be the work of an adult," said Previn, 39. "The fact that it was written by a boy of 14 is amazing and frightening...