West Coast power in baseball and football rosters discussed
The piece notes Ralph Kiner and Luke Easter as Pacific power threats with Hank Greenberg and Babe Ruth comparatives. Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggio join West Coast edge in long ball, while Army Football, led by Red Blaik andPollard, is forecast strong with Stanford's improving program under Marchy Schwartz. Joe Louis hints at a possible return.
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West Coast
Ted Williams
San Diego
Ralph “Kiner
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Luke
Cleveland Indians
Kiner
Ralph
Hank Greenberg
Jimmy Foxx
Greenberg
Foxx
Hack Wilson
Luke Easter
Easter
Hank
Babe
Ruth
Cleveland
Joe DiMaggio
Pacific
DiMag
Red Black
Army
Stanford
Pollard
Los Angeles
Loyola
Hudson
Judges Strike Inflammatory Charges In A P&L Case Drama
Four circuit jurists deem the indictment vague and inflammatory. Judge Atwell trims claims and orders a bill of particulars due January 15 1944, later extended to February 25 as lawyers seek time to pivot to other courts. The anti trust team then files a new suit in Danville Illinois after Dallas withdrawal.
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W. H. Atwell
Dallas
Antitrust
A&p
Circuit Court
Joseph C. Hutchessén, Jr
Allen Cox
Anti-Trust
Washington
Danville
Illinois
Three Antitrust Trials Against A and P Recounted
The piece recalls three prior anti trust actions against A and P that judges ruled were not proper cases. It cites Washington DC bread price fixing allegations, Wilson North Carolina potato price case with Judge Wyche ruling not guilty, and Dallas Texas with Judge Atwell deeming the indictment inflammatory and not to be juried.
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Anti-Trust
Wilson
North Carolina
C. C. Wyche
W. H. Atwell
Atwell
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Bob Blaik
Stephenson
Cain
Red Blaik
Notre Dame
Marchy Schwartz
Palo Alto
Clark Shaughnessy
Frankie Albert & Co
Joe Louis
Joe
Louis
Ron
New Orleans
Curtis L. Waller
Nolle Prosequi
Washington, D. C. Wilson
Texas
Washington, D. C
T. Alan Goldsborough
America
the Great