Word: smarted
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...first appears, for Tom Healey, 205-pound baseball pitcher, lacks only experience to become a steady fixture. Spring practice proved that the other tackle position will be no problem with Mose Hallett as a reliable understudy to Ken Booth, who has for three years proved himself as smart and steady a tackle player as exists in the east...
Unfortunately, men with good intentions (like Mr. Roosevelt) are not always wise, and smart men (like some other politicians) are not always good, and so some narrow-minded cranks like myself still cling with great longing to the liberty for which our fathers died, the God-given right to make a fool of ourselves our own way, instead of Roosevelt...
...Smart Brussels newshawks last week secured a photostatic copy of the memo on White House stationery which the President sent to new U. S. Ambassador to Belgium Joseph E. Davies when he was about to present his credentials last month to Leopold III, King of the Belgians...
After inspecting the military bases, complimenting all hands on the Zone's "smart appearance'' and their own "military bearing," Franklin Roosevelt reboarded the Houston in Gatun Locks...
...Smart, thrifty little Tsar Boris made his first effective move toward undermining the Treaty of Neuilly in 1930 when he married a daughter of the King of Italy, gaining Bulgaria a friend among the powers which won the War. In later years, the Balkan Entente formed by Turkey, Rumania, Greece and Yugoslavia -the last two on markedly friendly terms with Italy-gradually warmed up to friendship with Bulgaria. In part, this was because Tsar Boris, with...