Word: baseness
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...lady Stertz dragged Betty's bed out of the tent, punched a Her aid-American photographer in the nose, set her brother to giving other newsmen the bum's rush. Fire Department and Health Department officials arrived. So, belatedly, did the embarrassed OPA. Cried Mrs. Stertz: "My base ment is the showplace of Chicago." Betty became a newspaper heroine. The Allied Florists Association sent her flowers, and 25 people offered her better places to stay. But Betty, who had her bed back, decided to stick it out until the OPA brought Mrs. Stertz into line...
...part of London) would be 1) the original building designed by Sir Christopher Wren, and 2) the "prime meridian of longitude," which passes through the observatory grounds. The "Meridian of Greenwich" could not be moved; every modern map in the world had been drawn with it as a base line...
...first eight innings at Quonset Joe Byrnes, pitching for the victors, held the Crimson to two hits, both singles, and allowed only two men to get as far as third base. In the ninth with two out he hit Bill Ayres with a pitched ball, and Saul Mariaschin promptly singled to left, putting Crimson runners on first and second. A wild pitch and a passed ball scored two runs...
...visitors wasted no time which, in the first stanza, Trojanowski, Jorgensen, and Connell banged our successive singles to score the first run; Connell was declared out for passing Jorgensen on the base paths. Singles by Dropo, Granato, and Dziadul's followed, Granato being erased trying to go from first to third on Dziadul's infield hit. Veal struck out to end the three run inning...
...last half of the first, the Stahlmen got right back into the game with two runs on Don Swegan's double, his first of three hits, and a four base error by third baseman Jorgensen on an overthrow of first base. Bill Ayres singled, but was forced out at second...