Word: soloings
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Coach Clark Hodder plans to start the same six which has lined up for the face-off in both previous games: Art Lee, Tom Ayres, and Bill Whittington on the forward line, Dick Mechem and Paul Coste, both of whom scored unassisted goals on solo sprints against Mt. St. Charles, at the defense posts, and Jim Summers in the goal mouth...
Died. Maud Morgan, 77, longtime leading U.S. harpist, believed to be the first harpist to solo on the U.S. concert stage; on Staten Island, N.Y. She made her debut in 1875, gave concerts in the U.S. and in Europe for more than 50 years...
Dick Mechem's solo dash from his defense position, through the entire opposition, provided the first Harvard score shortly after the face-off. Later in the opening period, Paul Coste, the other Yardling defenseman, matched Mechem's feat with another unassisted goal, and the Freshmen led 2 to 0, at the close of the caute...
...Nick's came back strongly and carried the game to O'Neill, who remained impregnable. Everts scored the final goal just 25 seconds before the game's end when he jumped the opposition and raced down the ice on a brilliant solo scoring spree...
...from now on. With Chu Berry dead in a motor accident some weeks ago and Coleman Hawkins playing with only infrequent imagination, Ben has little competition among his follow exponents of the tenor saxophone, and Duke is giving him ample leeway. On these two records he plays rich, flowing solos in a smooth, generally conjunct melodic line, supported chiefly by a well recorded rhythm section. There are no limits to Ellington's opportunities for solo improvisation in his band. I notice that the Duke has another record out today, and where last week he let Rex and Ben Webster loose...