Word: plumer
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Bedridden. In Philadelphia, police rescued Mrs. Katherine Plumer, who had been trapped for three days after her bed tipped over...
...Hain, Pennsylvania 31 10 13 4 .419 MacCoy, Princeton 38 9 15 7 .395 Orr, Dartmouth 33 12 13 8 .394 Stillman, Cornell 41 7 16 8 .390 Reagan, Pennsylvania 47 12 18 4 .383 St'ckho'se, P'ns'lv'n'a 30 3 11 7 .367 Plumer, Princeton 41 9 14 6 .341 Kowslowski, Dartm'th 24 1 8 5 .333 Keyes, Harvard 36 6 11 2 .306 Pill, Columbia 49 12 15 8 .306 Finneran, Cornell 33 5 10 6 .303 Jones, Dartmouth 33 8 10 4 .303 Beinstein, P'nsylv...
Name & CollegeAB H. Avg. Harrison, Yale 12 7 .583 Jones, Princeton 11 6 .545 Healey, Harvard 11 5 .455 Stillman, Cornell 23 10 .435 Gustafson, Penn. 19 8 .421 Polzer, Cornell 24 10 .417 Besse, Yale 10 4 .400 Plumer, Princeton 10 4 .400 Lambert, Columbia 23 9 .391 Gefaell, Princeton 13 5 .385 Hazen, Yale 11 4 .364 Macdonald, Harvard 18 6 .333 Sickles, Cornell 15 5 .333 Finueran, Cornell 15 5 .333 Lovett, Harvard 19 6 .316 Keyes, Harvard 19 6 .316 School, Cornell 19 6 .316 Morris, Penn. 16 5 .313 Murphy, Columbia 26 8 .308 MacCoy...
Name & CollegeGames AB Avg. Polzer, Cornell 3 14 .571 Stillman, Cornell 3 13 .538 Healey, Harvard 3 10 .500 Gustafson, Pennsylvania 4 15 .467 Lambert, Columbia 4 16 .438 Macdonald, Harvard 3 14 .429 Plumer, Princeton 2 7 .429 Jones, Princeton 2 7 .429 MacCoy, Princeton 2 8 .375 Finneran, Cornell 3 11 .364 Lovett, Harvard 3 15 .333 Morris, Pennsylvania 4 12 .333 Koepsell, Pennsylvania 4 12 .333 Tully, Harvard 2 9 .333 Scholl, Cornell 3 10 .300 George, Pennsylvania 3 7 .286 Sickles, Cornell 3 11 .273 Keyes, Harvard 3 15 .267 Anderofsky, Columbia 4 15 .267 Hasslinger...
...small part of Kimball's success (and a potent budget-balancing aid) is his ability to find eager, knowing young assistants who work hard for small pay. Several of his curators-Henry Plumer Mcllhenny, Henry Clifford, Boies Penrose -are so well off that Kimball affectionately calls them "my millionaires." Down into their pockets dig these three for many of the museum's top-flight special exhibitions. Even more significant is a growing list of "my young men" who now head important U. S. museums and got their first museum training under Kimball at Philadelphia. Some of them: Director...