Word: hatched
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...projects instigated by Franklin Delano Roosevelt, none has been more controversial than the $7,000,000 system of elevators and staircases installed at 170-foot Bonneville Dam for the convenience of fish. Object of the system is to enable Columbia River salmon to pursue their four-year life cycle: hatch in gravel beds in the river's upper tributaries, grow several inches, drift down to the ocean tailfirst, get to weigh anywhere from 10-to 60 lb., swim back up the Columbia River to spawn and die exactly where they started. The system, consists of 1) two separate "stairways...
...base hits: Lupien, Hoye. Struck out: by Hatch 9. First base on balls: off Hatch 9, off Curtiss 4, off Foley 4. Passed ball: Fulton...
...Hatch Hot on Mound...
Unfortunately Tufts' pitcher Al Hatch was just warning up. He just warmed and warmed and warmed. Except for the seventh, when a bingle by Art Johns and a double by Rud Hoye netted the fourth and last Crimson tally, Hatch...
That the gay course of Merrily We Live is always breezy but never aimless is due partly to its Morrie Ryskind-Eric Hatch (My Man Godfrey) pattern, more particularly to the craft of Director Norman McLeod, whose technique of making every character seem important in neatly overlapped situations makes for speedy, clinker-built comedy. A minister's son, handsome, six-foot, 39-year-old Norman McLeod left Oxford to become a World War aviator, left Europe to become an assistant director on Christie comedies. In Hollywood he drew cartoons (as decorations for subtitles), became so proficient with his wiry...