Word: cellarer
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...league, although outclassed at the top end by Company 3, is packed closely together down at the bottom, and games early next week may change the standings. On Monday Lowell, with no wins and three defeats, has an opportunity to relinquish its cellar position to Winthrop, with only two losses against no wins, while Navy Company 1 and Adams will try to improve their respective positions...
...other weapon, she chased him down the street with the family automobile. Husband Hugh Humphrey, a butler by trade, dodged nimbly into a driveway, discovered too late it was a dead end. His wife drove in after him and squashed him to death between the bumper and a cellar door...
...Cellar dwellers Lowell and Dudley fought hard yesterday to seee who would remain at the bottom of the intramural standings. Both teams, winless, remained so when the game ended 0 to 0, with neither side having sufficient strength to score...
Having been defeated 7 to 0 by Kirkland last Friday afternoon, the commuters remain despondently tied for the cellar spot with the Bellboys...
Clarinetist George Lewis, 45, who stops the show with long cadenzas that few contemporary jazz clarinetists could match, has been working as a longshoreman in New Orleans about five days a month- when the coffee boats come in. Trombonist Jim Robinson, 53, a crack tailgate man (he calls it "cellar-playing") worked in a New Orleans shipyard during the war. His last job: picking up nuts & bolts. Drummer Warren ("Baby") Dodds, a New Orleans alumnus, played drums for 20 years in Chicago, helped teach such top drummers as Gene Krupa, George Wettling, Ray Bauduc, Dave Tough, and quit steady work...