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William KELLY, Congress, AL (1786-1834)
Senate Years of Service: 1822-1825 Party: Democratic Republican; Jacksonian KELLY William , a Senator from Alabama; born September 22, 1786; probably in South Carolina; received a classical…2000-01 College Football Individual Leaders All-Purpose Yards
All-Purpose Yards Cl Gm Rush Rec PR KOR Total Yds YdsPG Emmett White, Utah St. Jr. 11 1322 592 183 531 2628 238.91 LaDainian Tomlinson, TCU…1999-2000 Individual Leaders in Punt Returns
Punt Returns (Minimum of 1.2 per game) Cl No Yds TD Avg Dennis Northcutt, Arizona Sr. 23 436 2 18.96 Bobby Newcombe, Nebraska Jr. 16 294 1 18.38…Tirpitz, Alfred von
(Encyclopedia) Tirpitz, Alfred vonTirpitz, Alfred vonälˈfrāt fən tĭrˈpĭts [key], 1849–1930, German admiral. His influence on German naval policy began with his study of the recently invented torpedo…Zapf, Hermann
(Encyclopedia) Zapf, Hermann, 1918–2015, German calligrapher and type designer, b. Nuremberg. While apprenticing as a photo retoucher (1934–38) Zapf became interested in the work of calligrapher and…Bessemer, Sir Henry
(Encyclopedia) Bessemer, Sir HenryBessemer, Sir Henrybĕsˈəmər [key], English engineer and inventor, b. Charleton, Hertfordshire. He made experiments to obtain stronger material for gun manufacture…Robert Emmett 2000 Deaths
Robert EmmettAge: 78 actor and writer who penned That Was the Week That Was, a 1960s satirical news show. He died after surgery for acute appendicitis. Died: Manhattan, April 8, 2000Ruth DykA…Emmett W. Chappelle Biography
Emmett W. ChappellebiochemistBorn: 10/25/1925Birthplace: Phoenix, Ariz. Emmett W. Chappelle earned a B.S. degree from the University of California in 1950, and from 1950 to 1953 he served as…strontium
(Encyclopedia) strontiumstrontiumstrŏnˈshēəm [key] [from Strontian, a Scottish town], a metallic chemical element; symbol Sr; at. no. 38; at. wt. 87.62; m.p. 769℃; b.p. 1,384℃; sp. gr. 2.6 at 20℃;…Consensus All-America Team for College Football's 1998-99 Season
NCAA Division I-A players cited most frequently by the following four selectors: AFCA, AP, The Sporting News, and Walter Camp Foundation. Holdover from 1997 All-America team is in bold type; (*)…Trending
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