Durocher
[doo-roh-sher]
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noun
Leo ErnestThe Lip, 1905–91, U.S. baseball player and manager.
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Contemporary Examples of durocher
There is no indication that Brooklyn would have added Robinson but Triplett said Durocher wanted Jackie.
Historical Examples of durocher
Now, Monsieur, if you would be perfect go and see what Durocher reports.
Monsieur de Camors, CompleteOctave Feuillet
“We have pistols, too,” gruffly said one of the men who held Mr Durocher.
The Fatal CordMayne Reid
“You are right there, neighbour Durocher,” replied the same person who had spoken before.
The Young Lord and Other TalesCamilla Toulmin
They were some of the best-looking maidens in the village; but none could compete with the daughters of Durocher.
The Young Lord and Other TalesCamilla Toulmin
If Miss Durocher will come with me upon deck, she can see our pursuer very plainly by aid of the telescope.
The Fatal CordMayne Reid