Word: stringing
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...last few days of practice have indicated, there will be two veterans, Bob Haley and Chet Litman, in the starting backfield. Both are men who were rated far below first string in the early games of 1933, but came more and more into the limelight as the Yale game approached. In practice this season Haley has done a steady job, while Litman was off his game at the start, but swung into brilliant form three days ago and ended up with a 65-yard romp through the Jayvees...
Receiving the ball, Jimmy Knox's boys tried a pass which Jones, Varsity second string center, intercepted. Then the Varsity machine got rolling again and worked back to the 25 yard line, when another Parquette to Cahners pass brought a touchdown...
Kelly, who prepared for Harvard at Groton, has been an outstanding member of his class. In his Freshman year he was Class President, Football Captain, and received his numerals in Spring Track. Last year he was a brilliant player on the football team and is sinted as first string end this fall, although he is at present out of the lineup...
Despite the fact that the Bates game is this weekend, Coach Eddie Casey abandoned his plans for shaping up a definite lineup because of a string of minor injuries. Though none of the troubles are serious, Casey doesn't want to run any risk of having any of his "A" team men put out of action permanently and hence has ordered a layoff wherever there is a smell of trouble...
...earned $500 for its composer. There were four new U. S. offerings-a rambling Sonata by Henry Eichheim; a conservative Quintet by John Alden Carpenter; a hard, austere Trio by Roy Harris; a crafty Sextet by Edward Burlingame Hill. Critics preferred the things they had heard before-the earthy string sextet of Bohuslav Martinu, a Czech; the chromatic, well-knit Triptyque of Alexandre Tansman; the Canticum Fratis Soils of Charles Martin Loeffler. Carl Engel, one-time music librarian in Washington, asked Composer Frank Bridge if he considered any of the new works worth $500. Composer Bridge, a dry Briton, answered...