Word: cellarer
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Pennsylvania Quakers, cellar occupants in the League last year, are much improved and are certain to climb out of the doldrums this year with colorful, cocky, and competent pitcher Frank Reagan leading...
...bond with Hopkins Founders William Stewart Halsted and William Osier, both much older than he. After Sir William Osier's death, in 1919, Lady Osier persuaded Dr. Cushing to write her husband's biography. Dr. Cushing reluctantly set to work, appropriated an enormous laundry table from the cellar, piled it high with boxes full of notes, set about retrieving Dr. Osier's myriad postcards (he rarely wrote letters). Much to the surprise of Dr. Cushing and his family, who doubted his literary ability, the scholarly two-volume Life of Sir William Osier* won the Pulitzer Prize...
...Locomotive Co., since 1916 with Lima. At 61 he is portly, neat, given to anecdote (Sally Rand's bubble once burst and landed in his lap; he swears "it wasn't my cigar that broke it"). An engineer who tinkers in his own machine shop in the cellar of his East Orange, N. J. home, he is also a good salesman, a rabid Republican. His chief irritation is that the view from his Manhattan window includes a large picture of Franklin Roosevelt on a desk across...
Adams with 705, and Winthrop with 7011/2 totals round out the first division Houses in the present standings. Eliot's 655 tops Leverett's 644 to lead the second division, and Dudley's 603 lands the Commuters in seventh place ahead of Dunster, which occupies the cellar with 538 points...
...basis of incomplete returns, Dunster House seems well on the way towards a new all-time record for broken windows with 12 panes shattered by snowballs within the last week. Lowell is second with six fractured transparencies. Eliot occupies the cellar position as usual with a clean slate...