Keeler

American  

[kee-ler] / ˈki lər /

noun

1. William H. Wee Willy, 1872–1923, U.S. baseball player.

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Example Sentences

On deck, she reminds the crew that the captain, who may yet recover, ordered Mr. Keeler restrained.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ashur doesn’t actually tell her, “You’re going out a youngster but you’ve got to come back a star,” as Warner Baxter said to Ruby Keeler, but the idea is roughly the same.

From Los Angeles Times

Dan Keeler, the new captain of the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln, called up his football coaches from his days at Sherman Oaks Notre Dame High earlier this week, along with his English teacher, to give them a salute for the impact they made on a teenager now in charge of one of the Navy’s most powerful ships.

From Los Angeles Times

The speech by Keeler on Wednesday in Coronado at a changing of the command ceremony offered the real reason coaches coach and teachers teach — to make a difference in a student’s life.

From Los Angeles Times

The scientists noted that on the northeastern side of Owens Lake, the Keeler Dunes transitioned during the last century from a “largely vegetated dune system” to one that releases more dust.

From Los Angeles Times