Word: kerrs
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Antonio's Charles H. Poulton, 41 : the national all-gauge skeet championship; outshooting 28-year-old Alex Kerr of California in a 175-bird shoot-off, after each had broken 250 straight in the regular event; at Indianapolis...
After the show, the real Joe took the stage with his impersonator, brown-eyed, flop-haired Leo Brady, 24, who co-authored Cook Book with Faculty Member Walter F. Kerr. Said Joe of Leo Brady: "He's as good as I am. He's better than I am. He's even taller than I am." In his tribute, Joe was not merely being nice to a clever amateur. Young Leo Brady, already a full-fledged dramatic professional, wrote the play version of Richard Connell's gangster story Brother Orchid, which was sold to Warner Bros., filmed...
...Marx-mouthed name of total-mass protracted resistance they developed guerrilla warfare into a new military tactic. And in what was left of Shanghai, labor-loving Rewi Alley, Snow and others, cooked up the grandiose pink dream of China's Industrial Co-operatives British Ambassador Sir Archibald John Kerr Clark Kerr did the liaison work that began their reality...
Individual stars on the B. C. independents were Chet Gladchuk, long shot artist, export passer Charley O'Rourke, and Mickey Connolly, sparkplug of the team. Best man on the floor, however, was Ben Kerr of the Crimson, who was high scorer with fourteen points...
...Kerr, all-Western guard from the University of Oklahoma, "Whitey" Biggerstaff, All - American tackle of Southern California's great team of two years ago, "Red" Lowman '28, captain of the Crimson basketball team of two years ago, Dave Allbright, stellar performer of Wittenberg College, "Red" Dunlap, sharp-shooting forward of the College of the Pacific, and Connie Pearson, All-American forward from Colgate, are all included in the lineup of the Crimson Independents...