Word: scorings
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...production by the Boston ballet was remodeled by Virginia Williams. Too often the result is painfully disconnected, sliding over the more intense moments in the score with a frivolous pat-de-chat and dwelling on the lighter moments in a tight pirouette. This was especially true in the dance of the Dew Drop Fairy, one of the two major roles in the ballet. Nevertheless, June Perry by far outshone the rest of the Boston Company in that role and stood up well against the sugar plum fairy of guest performer Violet Verdy, one of this country's best ballerinas. These...
Before those final two matches Harvard still had a mathematical chance of overhauling the perennial Ivy League wrestling champions. In fact, at the end of the 100-pound match, Harvard and Cornell were tied in the meet score, 12-12, on the strength of Paul Padlak's (160) 5-4 decision over Cornell's St.John...
Sophomore John Eng (152) lost to Dave Oullet, 5-3, but Padlak triumphed at 160 to bring the team back to a tie. Harvard didn't score another point. Howie Chatterton (167), one of two Harvard winners last week against F&M, was pinned in a third-period cradle by Mike Crandall; and Howie Freedman (177) was overpowered, 14-5, by Big Red co-captain Dick Minekime. Harvard went into its fina two matches trailing, 20-12, and with two injured men waiting on deck...
...full lines graduated from the NCAA-champion Big Red squad of last winter. Ted Coviello, Brian Cornell, Bob McGuinn, and Pete Tufford are back, along with another outstanding Canadian crop from the freshman ranks, but Cornell hasn't proven it can score as it did with Doran and the Fergusons flying up front...
...Yardlings got off to a slow start, playing sloppily for most of the first period. The first line of Cavanagh, Steve Owen, and Dan deMichele kept the pressure on B.C. throughout the period, but the Crimson was unable to score...