Word: cellarer
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...statesman and media superstar, the chances are good that he will remain a provincial at heart. Kohl still prefers his cluttered office in Mainz to the C.D.U. 's marble music, in the German capital. A devotee of jazz and classical music, the master of a world-class wine cellar in his home outside Ludwigshafen, he also admits a fondness for television westerns and pizza. Recalling their eleven-year courtship, his wife Hannelore says, "I got three to four letters a week from him, amounting to over 2,000. He does not commit himself easily. But when he does...
...Cornell moves further from the cellar, Princeton should drop from the ranks of the Ivy elite. Without graduated quarterback Bob Holly, the team that stunned Yale, 35-31, on the strength of 501 yards passing, is likely to find its offense sputtering. The Tiger defense boasts eight experienced starters, but experience from a unit that finished sixth in the league defensively--giving up 384 yards per game in 1981--is only worth so much...
...restaurant one toque in the Gault-Millau Guide. After dinner, Chef Ranvier gives one impressed guest his recipe for le foie gras de canard cuit naturellement. At brunch, rocketing through the broad plains of northern Italy, there is an exceptional dish of small chickens with Albufera sauce. The wine cellar on wheels is more than adequate. The train pulls into Venice...
...American folk hero," a characterization he embraces, as a once successful, twice beaten and now retired yachtsman in the America's Cup, scarcely a sporting event to figure in barroom betting. He has also been a regional billboard magnate, the owner of a newly thriving but previously cellar-dwelling baseball team and a somewhat more reliable basketball team, and the licensee of a non-network-aflfiliated UHF television station in Atlanta, TV's 17th largest market...
...present slide, which has taken Detroit tumbling down to the middle of the American League East, the ball club sported a startling 35-19 record. The Tigers by all accounts were providing an antidote to the debilitating employment woes and the city's long-time frustration with athletic cellar-dwellers...