Word: turnout
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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...storm is the luckiest break we could have," exclaimed Harvard's new ski coach, Bill Halsey, first year Architectural School student and graduate of Dartmouth last spring, in an interview in the locker room after yesterday's first cross-country practice. "I'm pleased and surprised at today's turnout; we'll have a fighting chance against Dartmouth this winter, but we have to work on the cross-country and jumping...
...Freshman department it is still too early to make any predictions. Coach Dick Dorson, captain of Harvard's 1937 aggregation, has had a large turnout of inexperienced players...
...largest turnout in recent years greeted the first meeting of the Freshman Debating Council which was held last night in the Harvard Union with almost 100 Yardlings attending...
Such an outpouring of ballots had never been seen in U. S. history. In New York City 95%-plus of the registered voters had voted-an almost unbelievable turnout-a token of aroused feeling, of the bitterness of division among the electorate...
Manhattan's Town Hall, No. 2 fane of music for the U. S. faithful*, was well packed one night last week. It had been sold out for four days-good news in a season that had not begun too well for concert managers. Cause of the turnout was a brown, dignified, warm-smiling woman, in a billowy, pumpkin-colored gown which failed to add much to her melony 4 ft. 10 in. Negro Soprano Dorothy Maynor, just past her 30th birthday, had begun her second concert season...