Word: shepherded
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...bodyguard follows him everywhere, and Detroit newspapers never mention his present address. Last September Reuther moved to a converted summer cottage on a trout stream near Detroit, where he lives with his wife, daughters Linda Ann, 12, and Elisabeth Luise, 7, two lambs, two kittens, one horse, one German shepherd, one cocker spaniel, one sheep, one parakeet and one goldfish...
...Hoffman has spent years compiling a list of Marlowe-Shakespeare "parallelisms," i.e., extracts from Marlowe's acknowledged works which are repeated or rephrased in the works of Shakespeare. He is not the first to find, for instance, that four whole lines from Marlowe's poem The Passionate Shepherd to His Love turn up again with hardly a word changed in Shakespeare's Merry Wives of Windsor, or that after Marlowe wrote of Helen of Troy, "Was this the face that launch'd a thousand ships?" Shakespeare echoed him (in Troilus and Cressida) with...
Andy Ward, the top Crimson hurler, will pitch against the Cadets. His mound opponent will be either Red Vitty or Bill Shepherd. Vitty threw a no-hitter against Swarthmore in his first game of the season, but gave up seven runs and could not retire a man in his next start against Columbia...
William F. Anderson (captain); Martin C. Angermeyer; Jonathan F. Beecher; John H. Biggs; Kenneth F. D Arey; Jerry L. Fields; Charles W. Janning; Arthur W. Mayo; John G. Murphy; David A. Norris; Ralph B. Perry III; Arthur E. Reider; Michael A. Reynal; David S. Schein; Allen G. Shepherd III; Robert D. Storey; Henry C. Wente; Donald E. Wilson; Thomas A. Zlerk; Carl H. Pforzheimer III (manager...
...rarely visited the Trib's enormous city room, and when he did, he was often followed by his German shepherd dogs. From his huge, marble-topped desk in the Trib's Gothic tower, he bombarded his staff with memos signed "RRMcC." They ranged over thousands of subjects, from international political skulduggery to the most nonsensical trivia. "Everyone should be interested to know how hard a lobster pinches," the Colonel once scribbled. "Crabs, clams, oysters. This information should be easy to get. I suppose...