Word: soloed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Sandy MacMillan made the only solo of the evening when he got a partial break-away close to the cage late in the first period and snapped one in from the side...
...Guild, solo wrestler in the 136-pound group, has been turning in a very good performances. He has wrestled in all the meets, losing his bout in only one. He is an old hand at the sport, as he was a member of the Exeter team for three years. There are three contenders for the 145-pound position, Earnest Jackson, Bill Moss, and Bill Watson. All three have wrestled in at least one meet, although Watson is the only one with previous experience...
...third period saw the last rally for the Yardlings when Taylor made a solo. St. Mark's second sink came just before the final whistle...
...physical examination (with emphasis on eyes and heart) on which about 50% are turned down. A successful applicant becomes one of the flying cadets now enlisted as seamen second class for elimination flight training. During the first month he gets ten hours of flight instruction. If he manages to solo, he gets a crack at advanced training and a commission on graduation (but with Jacksonville and Corpus Christi still abuilding, there is a two-to-three-month wait...
...Volcano, and features a swell muted trumpet chorus by Harry Edison. In the ensemble, the brass section takes top honors (OKEH). . . Lionel Hampton's new sextet includes a four-man rhythm section, a fiddle, and a clarinet. Band's VICTOR recording of Altitude is somewhat over-arranged, but the solos are worth hearing. The tune was written by Irving Ashby, Little Dixie '40. . . Record of the week: VICTOR'S reissue of Dickie Wells Blues, cut a few years ago in Europe. It's just a slow blues from bone solo with rhythm backing, but Dickie has a wealth of ideas...