Word: servered
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Conant was in Princeton delivering the third of the annual Stratford Little Lectures. A process server reached Conant at the home of Dr. Harold W. Dodds, president of Princeton University...
...fictitious signature that "a man named Shelton" was a member of a Communist group on the New York Times. The Senate investigators assumed that their informant was accusing Newsman Willard Shelton, whose name was familiar to them because he had written stories criticizing the subcommittee. But when a process server went to the Times to find Willard Shelton,* he was told that there was no such person on the payroll. Learning that a man named Robert Shelton had a copyreader's job on the Times, the process server wrote in "Robert" for "Willard" on the subpoena and handed...
...half of the court is called the service side; the other the hazard side, for reasons seen to become obvious. The "dedans," the "grille," and the "winning gallery" are three exotic names for holes which harass the unfortunate on the hazard side. If the server hits the 2 1/4-inch cloth spheroid with which the game is played into any of those holes, he wins the point...
There are two service lines forming a rectangle on the hazard side, and the server hits his serve off the penthouse and into this rectangle. The ball must be returned before the second bounce. The return may not hit the roof or rafters or above the play line and must go over...
...veteran third baseman who had barely stopped popping off about how seldom he was playing, came forth with a new idea: he thought he ought to sit out a few games. Milwaukee, however, was no place for Robinson to rest. His visit had already been disturbed by a process server. Last season, in a fit of pique, he had slung a bat into the Milwaukee stands. A couple of local customers, who said they had been hit, were suing...