Word: cellarer
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Kirkland rose from the depths of the League cellar to give a superior Eliot squad a battle before sheer power forced the Deacons to give way. Stevens tallied twice and Pope added one marker to edge determined but outclassed Kirkland aggregation...
...slightly more absurd than the others. It involves Don Ameche's attempts to get around the British censor, to cable in the greatest story of his career--the invasion of England. In the great climax, just as the invasion is coming off, he finds himself trapped in a cellar with nothing but a beautiful girl, a time-bomb, and a teletype machine. The question is, what shall she do? Shall he lose the girl (who doesn't want him to do anything without first asking the censor) by sending the story without the censor's consent? Or shall he disappoint...
...epee, George White proved to be the only Crimson swordsman to even place in any of the three events. The meet was won by the Cadets, who carried the saber and the three-event trophies, while Yale and Navy took one event each to leave Princeton sharing the cellar with the Crimson...
Having finished the first half of the league schedule with a dismal record of one win and five losses, the Crimson team should be fighting for not only fifth place tonight but also to keep out of the cellar now occupied by the Elis...
Dudley's Ramblers had little trouble with the hapless Deacons of Kirkland. With Gormly, Whittaker and MacDonald each, scoring twice, the commuters submerged the losers deeper in the League's cellar. Kirkland's sextet has yet to crash the win column...