Lowest Score Ever????
drum...@aol.com
What is the lowest score in DCI history? If I remember correctly, a CORPS
actually scored an "eleven" or something like that at DCI Canada one
year.. (Was it the corps "New Day"? ) Anybody with archives of recaps????
Jay R Wise
Total recall (maybe not..)
At a small show in the Chicago area (Elmwood Park) in 1986, the score
of the last two corps barely added up to ONE-THIRD of the winning corps.
If I remember...
Bluecoats: 70-something
Knights: 60-high
(other corps)
New Day: 17
Prairie Fire: 8
YES!!! A corps actually scored an "8" (I know it was a single digit score)
BTW- this show was so small, our top bass drummer's family comprised one-fifth
of the audience.
Gotta love DCM shows...
Jay
Shannon Carson Jeffreys
I heard of a low score from Prairie Fire before.
I new somebody that marched with Troop in 87.
He said when they anounced the score "Prairie Fire 7.5"
Somebody yelled back "No!,not the captions". And then
somebody yelled back "No!, that is the Score".
Latter,
Shannon Jeffreys
scje...@olemiss.edu
Mark Harris
In article <Pine.SGI.3.95.96112...@sunset.backbone.olemiss.edu> Shannon Carson Jeffreys <scje...@sunset.backbone.olemiss.edu> writes:
>From: Shannon Carson Jeffreys <scje...@sunset.backbone.olemiss.edu>
>Subject: Re: Lowest Score Ever????
>Date: Sat, 23 Nov 1996 15:19:04 -0600
>I heard of a low score from Prairie Fire before.
>I new somebody that marched with Troop in 87.
>He said when they anounced the score "Prairie Fire 7.5"
>Somebody yelled back "No!,not the captions". And then
>somebody yelled back "No!, that is the Score".
>Latter,
>Shannon Jeffreys
>scje...@olemiss.edu
I saw Prairie Fire open at Terre Haute, IN in either 86 or 87. There were 12
people on the field, and if I remember right they only scored a 7 or an 8. I
really felt sorry for those kids. They were trying, they just didn't have any
numbers or any guidance. You can't hide weaknesses with only 12 people.
*(8-{)}
MH.
Shannon Carson Jeffreys
Not only was there only 12 members I heard most of them
were very young. My friend said most corps felt sorry for
them because they were so young ( pre-teens) and tried very
hard.
Latter,
Shannon Jeffreys
scje...@olemiss.edu
scs...@aol.com
I met a guy at nationals this year who marched with the Crimson cadets who
claims they scored less than 10 at their home show.
Mike Dubil
wma...@aol.com
In article <mharris.3...@butler.edu>, mha...@butler.edu (Mark
Harris) writes:
>>I heard of a low score from Prairie Fire before.
Prairie Fire returned to Pioria that night neve to be heard of again.
Their name lives forever in the annals of drum corps.
Bill
Bill Cook
John & Michelle Weldy
wma...@aol.com wrote:
>
I would love to go out with my mello and just run around the field
playing weird shit for 10 minutes and see what kind of score I'd get.
--
John Weldy (unless it's my wife Michelle)
** Bluecoats Mellophone 93-94
** RAMD Repertoire Hound
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"Except that Andrew Lloyd Webber guy...he writes too much!"
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Mr. Luis J. Sanchez
I think a corps called the "New American Woodsman" scored a 5 or 6 at
94 dcm division 3 prelims.
Taco Sanchez
Wheaters Winter Percussion Ensemble 96
duv...@aol.com
I seem to recall a show in Horicon, WI (the biggest damn mosquitos I've
ever seen by the way) when we (Phantom Regiment) beat New Day 88 to 8. I
don't think it was a DCI or DCM sanctioned show and the judges were
supposedly the local Elks or Moose or something. Does anybody else out
there remember that? Brad, Brian?
JoEllen Rogers
I don't know I may have some recaps that prove this, I would have to dig,
but I think know that when I marched CapitolAires, during a lot of our
first shows there were some corps down in that range. Sounds ridiculous
but true. I'll try to see if I have some old recaps. I can guarantee that
it was below 16.0 !!!!!
Although it is a bit sad, these corps are the ones I probably respect the
most because they have the guts and dedication to go on the field
anyways!!!
JoEllen Rogers
drum...@aol.com wrote in article
<19961123030...@ladder01.news.aol.com>...
jcwb...@oeonline.com
In article <577431$8...@charm.magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu>,
jrw...@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (Jay R Wise) wrote:
> Total recall (maybe not..)
>
> <drum...@aol.com> wrote:
> >What is the lowest score in DCI history? If I remember correctly, a CORPS
> >actually scored an "eleven" or something like that at DCI Canada one
> >year.. (Was it the corps "New Day"? ) Anybody with archives of recaps????
>
> At a small show in the Chicago area (Elmwood Park) in 1986, the score
> of the last two corps barely added up to ONE-THIRD of the winning corps.
>
> If I remember...
>
> Bluecoats: 70-something
> Knights: 60-high
> (other corps)
> New Day: 17
> Prairie Fire: 8
>
>
> YES!!! A corps actually scored an "8" (I know it was a single digit score)
>
> BTW- this show was so small, our top bass drummer's family comprised one-fifth
> of the audience.
>
> Gotta love DCM shows...
>
> Jay
When I used to teach division III, my favorite thing to do was go to DCM prelims
for A and A/60 corps. This would start at something like 7am on tuesday or
wednesday morning of DCM week.
There would be all kinds of small corps that I'd never heard (and I'd been
doing corps for 8 yrs at that point). Some of these corps had less than
ten members and very young. This one inner city corps had a tiny little
cymbal player that breakdanced for the drum solo! This kid was was a cross
between Emannuelle Lewis and a young Sammy Davis Junior...He was
incredible, all three and a half feet of him! I remember the audience
erupting into wild applause, all twelve of us (well, what do you expect at
7:30 in the morning?!!?).
I remember, Miles, the horn instructor where I taught would record all the
performances on a little recordable walkman and he would listen to 'em on
the bus rides.
You had to love these little kids, sure they maybe their level of
performance wasn't up to the level of the older kids; but they had HEART!
BTW: The corps with the little dancing cymbal player got a score of 6.7,
with penalties:)
youn...@centuryinter.net
I know that this isn't the lowest score ever but I think it has some
vilidity in posting:
In 1993 For the first show we, the Blue Stars from LaCrosse, WI, scored
a 19 (or something like that) We were so bad that the some of the
judges tried to persuade us to fold. It turns out that we got better.
(we were the 1993 div. 3 world champions) I guess it only goes to show
you that you shouldn't count out anybody in the first week of June (or
anytime, but especially in June).
Nick Young,
Blue Stars baritone '93 Contra '94,'96
T Bartholomew
I seem to remember the Racine Explorer Scouts getting a 4 at Whitewater
prelims in 82 or 83. Seems they may have even gotten a 2 at one show
back then! Ah...ticks!
James A. Chappell
drum...@aol.com wrote:
: What is the lowest score in DCI history? If I remember correctly, a CORPS
: actually scored an "eleven" or something like that at DCI Canada one
: year.. (Was it the corps "New Day"? ) Anybody with archives of recaps????
I seem to remember someone getting a 4.something back in the late 70's.
--
| |"You're not me,
James A. Chappell | chap...@inlink.com | therefore you're
St. Louis, MO USA | http://www.inlink.com/~chappell | irrelevent"
O- | | -- Dogbert
Scott Wolfe
John & Michelle Weldy <pho...@cris.com> wrote:
>I would love to go out with my mello and just run around the field
>playing weird shit for 10 minutes and see what kind of score I'd get.
John,
I laughed so hard just thinking about the possibilities.
Of course, I think in 1993 many people were relating your fantasy to
the performance of Star!
Scott
ajl...@aol.com
I've seen much dialogue regarding this topic and have to admit
that I can envision the pre-DCI (way pre) waiting for someone to
chime in regarding on one of our all time favorite Corps, the
Barringer-Walker Cadets of the Greater New York Circuit in
the early 60's.
No offense to anyone who ever marched with them but, I
distinctly remember the night the announcer stepped up
to the mic and said "... and in last place ... with NO score ..."
That's right - the entire Corps got zipped. Again, this is pre-DCI
when the tick pencil just kept marking errors.
It wasn't uncommon for a Corps to get zeroed-out in a particular
caption but, I don't remember it happening to any other Corps on
the whole.
Again, sorry BW Alumni.
Andy Lisko
St. Raphael's/Bpt. PAL 58-68
NY Skyliners 69-81
drum...@aol.com
" "... and in last place ... with NO score ..."
That's right - the entire Corps got zipped. Again, this is pre-DCI when
the tick pencil just kept marking errors.
non-DCI scoring system. (Although it is impressive....)
Whitney Densmore
In Message-ID: <19961126234...@ladder01.news.aol.com>
Of course it should count! DCI is a drop in the bucket of drum corps
history. As a matter of fact, we have RAMDers right here and now who
marched in the 40's and 50's; so there :)
Whitney,
who's still working on compiling the poll results for years and drum
corps in which RAMDers performed. I'll have it ready next week!
drum...@aol.com
Whitney (you) - I'm (LEE RUDNICKI) sorry I (LEE RUDNICKI) didn't sign
my (LEE RUDNICKI's) name, I've (LEE RUDNICKI) written so much lately, I
(LEE RUDNICKI) assumed people (everybody on AOL) would have known it was
me (LEE RUDNICKI).- Especially since I (LEE RUDNICKI) started the
category "Lowest Score Ever"!!!!!!!!!! I (LEE RUDNICKI) guess you
(Whitney) were too busy compiling polls or whatever it is that you
(Whiney) are doing these days. Sorry if I (LEE RUDNICKI) confused you
(Whitney). I'll (LEE RUDNICKI) make it clear for you (Whitney) - I (LEE
RUDNICKI) started the category. I (LEE RUDNICKI) was curious about the
lowest score in DCI. It wasn't some sort of weird evil conspiracy against
you (Whitney) or people that marched before DCI existed. (De Ja Vu, huh?)
I (LEE RUDNICKI) know the NJ Hoboken State Chicken Day Band Parade,
Competition, and Ukelele Festival or whatever is important, but it would
make the point of the DCI post meaningless... Sorry to offend you
(Whitney).
-Lee "I (LEE RUDNICKI) didn't sign my name" because I (LEE RUDNICKI)
didn't realize people were so clueless Rudnicki (LEE RUDNICKI)
11/30/96 Poll- 99.98% of people (Including Whitney) that read that knew it
was me (LEE RUDNICKI). Apologies to the clarinet player (Phred Schleplip)
from Montana that did not...
cd...@aol.com
I can remember marching our first show in the Blue Knights (Denver) in
1980 at an exhibition in Montrose, Colorado. Blue Devils etc.. were all
there. We got an exhibition "courtesy score" of 29.?? We were so happy
that we even SCORED!
Although, I also remember - the drumline didn't score. Not only did they
zero-out, but they could have feasably gotten a "negative score" if they
had continued marking the page with a solid stripe of black ticks across
the page!!!!!
ah, those were the days!!!!!
Gary Brattin
G-Tuba
BK 80,81,82
VK 82
BD 83,84,85,86
R. Matthew Dillon
Sheeeezzz....you were associated with management of SCV??? No offense
intended, but don't you think ignoring minor digs like Whitney's would be
more appropriate?
Better not forget this...
Matt Dillon
'82-'83 Valley Fever
'84 Blue Devils
(All minor digs welcome with a smile :{ ))
drum...@aol.com wrote in article
<19961130212...@ladder01.news.aol.com>...
Whitney Densmore
Nothing like getting your point across.
On Sat, 30 Nov 1996 drum...@aol.com (Lee Rudnicki) wrote:
> Whitney (you) - I'm (LEE RUDNICKI) sorry I (LEE RUDNICKI) didn't sign
> my (LEE RUDNICKI's) name, I've (LEE RUDNICKI) written so much lately, I
> (LEE RUDNICKI) assumed people (everybody on AOL)
^^^
I am not on AOL. RAMD is an internet newsgroup that is read by users of
*many* servers, not just America On Line.
> would have known it was
> me (LEE RUDNICKI).- Especially since I (LEE RUDNICKI) started the
> category "Lowest Score Ever"!!!!!!!!!!
One of the interesting aspects of the internet is that we have newcomers
every day. A reader could have joined RAMD a couple of days after your
original post.
Also, not all RAMDers will have opportunity to read an entire thread. With
the amount of traffic that RAMD has, there are very little readers who read
every post. That's why leaving part of the post to which you respond is
helpful and so it signing your name.
Besides, it just plain 'ol polite to sign your name.
> I (LEE RUDNICKI) guess you (Whitney) were too busy compiling polls or
> whatever it is that you (Whiney) are doing these days.
I *am* busy compiling a poll and you missed the November 30 deadline :(
(FWIW, over 175 RAMDer's responded.) I would have missed *this* post had
you not sent it to me by email.
> Sorry if I (LEE RUDNICKI) confused you (Whitney).
> I'll (LEE RUDNICKI) make it clear for you (Whitney) - I (LEE
> RUDNICKI) started the category. I (LEE RUDNICKI) was curious about the
> lowest score in DCI.
I re-read your original post. In fact, you did ask about lowest score in
*DCI* history, not drum corps history. I came into the thread late
<shrug>.
> It wasn't some sort of weird evil conspiracy against you (Whitney) or
> people that marched before DCI existed. (De Ja Vu, huh?)
No deja vu here. What are you referring to?
> I (LEE RUDNICKI) know the NJ Hoboken State Chicken Day Band Parade,
> Competition, and Ukelele Festival or whatever is important, but it would
> make the point of the DCI post meaningless... Sorry to offend you
> (Whitney).
Apology accepted.
> -Lee "I (LEE RUDNICKI) didn't sign my name" because I (LEE RUDNICKI)
> didn't realize people were so clueless Rudnicki (LEE RUDNICKI)
> 11/30/96 Poll- 99.98% of people (Including Whitney) that read that knew it
> was me (LEE RUDNICKI). Apologies to the clarinet player (Phred Schleplip)
> from Montana that did not...
Of course I knew it was you. De ja vu, eh?
Whitney
Richard Vincent Lamb
Time to pretend it's June...
On Sun, 1 Dec 1996, Whitney Densmore wrote:
> Nothing like getting your point across.
>
> On Sat, 30 Nov 1996 drum...@aol.com (Lee Rudnicki) wrote:
>
> > Whitney (you) - I'm (LEE RUDNICKI) sorry
Oh, wow, a Lee Rudnicki apology. You don't see that every day.
> I (LEE RUDNICKI) didn't sign
> > my (LEE RUDNICKI's) name,
That's OK. We know who you are, especially when you act as a B-52, not a
B-2! :->
> I've (LEE RUDNICKI) written so much lately,
Now we know what he's apologizing for! :->
<snip!>
> > I (LEE RUDNICKI) guess you (Whitney) were too busy compiling polls or
> > whatever it is that you (Whiney) are doing these days.
^^^^^^
That's a Freudian Slip!
<snip!>
> > I (LEE RUDNICKI) know the NJ Hoboken State Chicken Day Band Parade,
> > Competition, and Ukelele Festival or whatever is important, but it would
> > make the point of the DCI post meaningless... Sorry to offend you
> > (Whitney).
>
> Apology accepted.
<snip!>
> Whitney
>
Gracious of you. Keep up the good work--you might make Lee into a good
net citizen yet!
Vince
drum...@aol.com
>>>>>>>"That's OK. We know who you are, especially when you act as a
B-52, not a
B-2!"
:->>>>>>"Gracious of you. Keep up the good work--you might make Lee into
a good
net citizen yet!- Vince":
I doubt it...
-Lee
John & Michelle Weldy
R3...@VM1.CC.UAKRON.EDU wrote:
>
> >I would love to go out with my mello and just run around the field
> >playing weird shit for 10 minutes and see what kind of score I'd get.
> >
>
> :)
>
> Gadget
If I would win, I'd do a full field encore...it's for the fans! :>
Actually, I'd never win because I'd be DQ'ed at every show due to every
single member in the corps being too old! That'd be cool...a corps
that's disqualified at EVERY show!!! :>
Levi Boldt
John & Michelle Weldy wrote:
> > >I would love to go out with my mello and just run around the field
> > >playing weird shit for 10 minutes and see what kind of score I'd get.
> > Well, if you win, are you going to do a full field encore or just a standstill?
> If I would win, I'd do a full field encore...it's for the fans! :>
> Actually, I'd never win because I'd be DQ'ed at every show due to every
> single member in the corps being too old! That'd be cool...a corps
> that's disqualified at EVERY show!!! :>
Not if you entered as a Senior corps! I know DCM has a division for the
seniors. Somehow I doubt you'd be accused of copying the juniors...
:-)
--
Levi Boldt
Michigan State University
Professorial Assistant
'94 Coachmen, '95-'96 Colts
http://www.msu.edu/user/boldtlev
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[] because we owed a debt we could not pay."
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[] hope to keep to gain what he cannot lose."
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Chris Goodwin
It would have to be either 91 or 92 Delta Brigade.
Thought they have more than made up for that now.
Chris Goddwin
Richard Vincent Lamb
On Sun, 8 Dec 1996, Whitney Densmore wrote:
> On Fri, 6 Dec 1996, Richard Vincent Lamb wrote:
>
> > Time to pretend it's June...
>
> Okay, then tell me where and when the Cybercorps tailgate party is in
> Toledo! I'll bring the dogs and a new cheese slicer :-)
As soon as I find out when the show is, I'll invite you (and all the
people on the cc list for my reply to your announcement about when DCI is
being televised in Detroit) to the tailgate party. Oh, and I hope the
cheese slicer doesn't break again!
> > On Sun, 1 Dec 1996, Whitney Densmore wrote:
> >
> > > Nothing like getting your point across.
> > >
> > > On Sat, 30 Nov 1996 drum...@aol.com (Lee Rudnicki) wrote:
> > >
> > > > Whitney (you) - I'm (LEE RUDNICKI) sorry
> >
> > Oh, wow, a Lee Rudnicki apology. You don't see that every day.
>
> Maybe *you* don't :-> Lee and I have exchanged a few emails since this
> post. I find that he will apologize if he is made aware that he offended
> someone unintentionally.
Cool. There's hope.
> > > I (LEE RUDNICKI) didn't sign my (LEE RUDNICKI's) name,
> >
> > That's OK. We know who you are, especially when you act as a B-52, not a
> > B-2! :->
>
> Lee has asked for a translation.
Here it is:
In article <19961207202...@ladder01.news.aol.com>,
drum...@aol.com wrote:
Hah. Lee finally replied after a year and a half!
>Tanslation Please....
Hmm. I've complained before that AOL needs a spellchecker....
:->
Back to Whitney.
> How about a visual representation?
>
> >From Roy Merritt <mer...@visi.net> at rec.arts.ascii
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Good job, Whitney, even though that's actually an F-117, not a B-2.
However, it depicts the same *anti-radar-detection* technology that I'm
referring to! :->
> Lee, you *really* should take a trip to http://dejanews.com and read
> some of my past posts. I've read *all* of your posts.
Same here. In case you get too busy to read them all, check out my
posts on Re: Review of Concord Pavillion Concert, Apr 2, Re: gRAMDies'
Winners, and Re: CADETS Looking for director! They're all meant for
you, but I don't know if you ever saw them. BTW, they were all posted
about June 1...hence the "time to pretend it's June" comment.
> > > I've (LEE RUDNICKI) written so much lately,
> >
> > Now we know what he's apologizing for! :->
>
> :-D Vince, you are bad
I know ]:-}
> <no wonder we get along :->.
:-)
> IMO, Lee's posts
> *are* getting better.
I have to agree.
> > <snip!>
> >
> > > > I (LEE RUDNICKI) guess you (Whitney) were too busy compiling polls or
> > > > whatever it is that you (Whiney) are doing these days.
> > ^^^^^^
> > That's a Freudian Slip!
>
> Hey, I didn't even catch that! Actually, that's a common typo bestowed
> upon me at GlobalMUSH, which you would know if you'd call a rehearsal
> some time, Dr. Science.
I'll have to figure how how to get my modem to work again. My computer's
in the shop and the net connections have all changed. I think I'll have
to go through my account at emich.edu.
> (Are you reading, Jazzy?)
>
> What *were* we talking about anyway? Isn't this a drum corps newsgroup? :->
:-D
> > <snip!>
> >
> > > > I (LEE RUDNICKI) know the NJ Hoboken State Chicken Day Band Parade,
> > > > Competition, and Ukelele Festival or whatever is important, but it would
> > > > make the point of the DCI post meaningless... Sorry to offend you
> > > > (Whitney).
> > >
> > > Apology accepted.
> > <snip!>
> > > Whitney
> > >
> > Gracious of you. Keep up the good work--you might make Lee into a good
> > net citizen yet!
>
> Well, that's up to Lee. :-)
Here's what Lee had to say:
In article <19961207202...@ladder01.news.aol.com>,
drum...@aol.com wrote:
>I doubt it...
>-Lee
Oh, well. I still think it's possible.
> > Vince
>
> Whitney
>
Vince
R3...@vm1.cc.uakron.edu
>If I would win, I'd do a full field encore...it's for the fans! :>
>Actually, I'd never win because I'd be DQ'ed at every show due to every
>single member in the corps being too old! That'd be cool...a corps
>that's disqualified at EVERY show!!! :>
)
Gadget
Barry N. York
John & Michelle Weldy wrote:
>
> >
> > >I would love to go out with my mello and just run around the field
> > >playing weird shit for 10 minutes and see what kind of score I'd get.
> > >
Heck, you might make top-3... another corps did in 1993!
> > Well, if you win, are you going to do a full field encore or just a standstill?
> > :)
> >
> > Gadget
>
> If I would win, I'd do a full field encore...it's for the fans! :>
> Actually, I'd never win because I'd be DQ'ed at every show due to every
> single member in the corps being too old! That'd be cool...a corps
> that's disqualified at EVERY show!!! :>
whitney densmore s
I'm having problems posting my articles via Cisco.com. My apologies if you
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On Fri, 6 Dec 1996, Richard Vincent Lamb wrote:
> Time to pretend it's June...
Okay, then tell me where and when the Cybercorps tailgate party is in
Toledo! I'll bring the dogs and a new cheese slicer :-)
> On Sun, 1 Dec 1996, Whitney Densmore wrote:
>
> > Nothing like getting your point across.
> >
> > On Sat, 30 Nov 1996 drum...@aol.com (Lee Rudnicki) wrote:
> >
> > > Whitney (you) - I'm (LEE RUDNICKI) sorry
>
> Oh, wow, a Lee Rudnicki apology. You don't see that every day.
Maybe *you* don't :-> Lee and I have exchanged a few email since this
post. I find that he will apologize if he is made aware that he offended
someone unintentionally.
> > I (LEE RUDNICKI) didn't sign my (LEE RUDNICKI's) name,
>
> That's OK. We know who you are, especially when you act as a B-52, not a
> B-2! :->
Lee has asked for a translation. How about a visual representation?
>From Roy Merritt <mer...@visi.net> at rec.arts.ascii
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Lee, you *really* should take a trip to http://dejanews.com and read
some of my past posts. I've read *all* of your posts.
> > I've (LEE RUDNICKI) written so much lately,
>
> Now we know what he's apologizing for! :->
:-D Vince, you are bad <no wonder we get along :->. IMO, Lee's posts
*are* getting better.
> <snip!>
>
> > > I (LEE RUDNICKI) guess you (Whitney) were too busy compiling polls or
> > > whatever it is that you (Whiney) are doing these days.
> ^^^^^^
> That's a Freudian Slip!
Hey, I didn't even catch that! Actually, that's a common typo bestowed
upon me at GlobalMUSH, which you would know if you'd call a rehearsal
some time, Dr. Science. (Are you reading, Jazzy?)
What *were* we talking about anyway? Isn't this a drum corps newsgroup? :->
> <snip!>
>
> > > I (LEE RUDNICKI) know the NJ Hoboken State Chicken Day Band Parade,
> > > Competition, and Ukelele Festival or whatever is important, but it would
> > > make the point of the DCI post meaningless... Sorry to offend you
> > > (Whitney).
> >
> > Apology accepted.
> <snip!>
> > Whitney
> >
> Gracious of you. Keep up the good work--you might make Lee into a good
> net citizen yet!
Well, that's up to Lee. :-)
> Vince
Whitney
mcnutt...@springboro.org
> What is the lowest score in DCI history? If I remember correctly, a CORPS
> actually scored an "eleven" or something like that at DCI Canada one
> year.. (Was it the corps "New Day"? ) Anybody with archives of recaps????
http://www.fromthepressbox.com/1987seasonscores.htm
mcnutt...@springboro.org
> What is the lowest score in DCI history? If I remember correctly, a CORPS
> actually scored an "eleven" or something like that at DCI Canada one
> year.. (Was it the corps "New Day"? ) Anybody with archives of recaps????