Word: bottomly
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...five and six men, Gerry Davis and "Uncle" Bill Allis, may turn out to be the breadwinners, on the current team. They will give Harvard strong representation in the bottom two slots and win most of their points. Davis is probably the best man on the team when the chips are down, and his remarkable recovery shots have pulled him out of many a tough spot. Allis has a well rounded game and packs a real wallop for his size. He should continue to improve as the season progresses...
...rather of postponing war until a time when the United States would have to fight unaided and at the greatest possible disadvantage. Not to produce munitions for Britain would be stupidity. But to produce the munitious and then sit idly by while Nazi submarines send the munitions to be bottom of the Atlantic would be insanity...
After a brilliant first inning which saw three Crimson runs cross the plate on a single, a double and a triple, the bottom suddenly dropped out and amid a flurry of errors and extra-base hits, the Boston University nine went on to wallop the Stahlmen by a lop-sided 15 to 7 score on windswept Nickerson Field yesterday afternoon...
...tightening of a few stout bolts. Each unit is raised "bout a foot and a half off the ground on four zigzag iron legs which stretch like automobile jacks. Windows made of Plexiglas, run head-high around each building, are hinged so they can be pushed out from the bottom. Floors are made of composition rubber, and through the center of the peaked ceilings run electric tubes for illumination...
...names of Richard D. Edwards '41 and red-headed Miss Jane T. Pike, Radcliffe '41 appeared at the bottom of two leaflets, one letter to the Faculty, and a mammoth telegram to President Roosevelt...