Word: repeating
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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Graves failed by only the slimmest of to repeat his victory of a year ago when he spread-eagled the college field by nine strokes over the 36 hole route. His total Saturday was 149, one stroke back of Bob Bingham of Amherst, the winner. Graves carded 73-76 for his 149, while Bingham did 76-72 for his victory. Medalist Ace Cordingley slipped to an 82-74--156 total...
...cottage for two, $2.50 to $5 for a double cottage for four - in advance. Trailer fees are 50? for a plot and electricity. Meals at the restaurant, which features Southern fried chicken and pecan waffles, have a 75? top. Motor Courier Aldrich is proud of his big repeat business, says many a doctor, lawyer, U. S. Government worker makes reservations in advance. The solo traveling salesman gets short shrift at Pines Camp. Says Aldrich, "They kept sneaking women...
...Washington, at a reverent chamber-music festival, Composer Bartók at the piano collaborated with an eminent friend and compatriot, Violinist Joseph Szigeti (pronounced zig-get´ty), in his First Rhapsody and Second Sonata. The same pair gave the Rhapsody a repeat performance in Manhattan. The Philadelphia Orchestra played two "Bartók Images, fairly easy on the ears. The League of Composers had scheduled an all-Bartók concert in Manhattan for this week, once again with "Bartók and Szigeti on the stage...
...Joan's puns, which come every few minutes. Typical pun was struck off while Katharine Cornell and Guthrie McClintic were discussing what fun Critic George Jean Nathan has tearing them apart. Quipped Joan: "South of the Nathan and Dixon line, eh?" Sometimes admiring Brian Aherne begs Joan to repeat a pun she has almost forgotten...
...property in Newport, R. I. It was the first time a holding company had ever sold 100% control of an operating company back to the public. But less than $2,000,000 was involved, none of it new money. During the past year, Odlum prepared to repeat the experiment: this time with the bigtime U. P. & L. property in Indianapolis...