Word: basses
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...there is "one nice thing about fishing-you can always put 'em back." He is not the kind of angler who takes the limit catch. But his splashingly successful four-month-old syndicated newspaper feature is helping fishermen in 35 states and three Canadian provinces hook more trout, bass and muskies than ever before...
Land of Plenty. The hills themselves had nearly everything Gil wanted-pickerel and bass and trout, possums and red deer, yarbs for medicine. Gil only needed a few dollars now & then for tobacco, salt, flour. In the old days, it was easy to make a few dollars. All he had to do was cut a little hard maple, sell it as fuel for the brick kilns at Haverstraw. Even the locomotives on the Erie Railroad burned wood for a long time. But all that gave...
Clarinetist Joe Pamelia '46, winner of a college-wide jazz competition in 1946, and Bill Tager '50, on the saxophone, form the wind section. Bass, drums, and piano round out the sextet...
...turn of the century, the musicians had filled their outfield with kettle drums and bass viols, and fielded a polished team. The Orchestra then separated from its Pierian godfather and soon became an established outfit, addicted to the unusual and articulating the unique. The Sodality remained the more honorary group, bulking its ranks with time-tested members of the Orchestra, directing policies but not andantes...
...already taller than his dad, and Patricia, 18. The farm has a chicken house (85 Rhode Island reds), a three-hole golf course gone to seed (Patterson is considered by his friends one of the world's worst golfers), and a small lake stocked with bass, blue gills and crappies...