Baseball's Youthful Season Promises Rough Pitching Year
A veteran scout argues pitching will decide pennants as the season opens with varied strength across teams. He cites the Cardinals as best pitched in the NL after adjustments, the Dodgers as deep in youth but porous in stamina, and concerns about Giants and others. In the American League, Red Sox and Yankees lead, with Detroit faltering and Cleveland showing early promise despite only fair pitching. The piece also covers television's uncertain impact on attendance and revenue, and ends with a note on golf grip preferences among older players highlighting the interlocking versus overlapping method and its effect on wrist action.
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Cardinals
Dodgers
Giants
Braves
Red Munger
Howie Pollet
Pirates
Red Sox
Yankees
Detroit
Cleveland
Feller
Bob
Taft urged to rebrand as liberal to win votes
Taft consults with Opinion Research chief Dr. Claude E. Robinson who urges a liberal image and goals oriented campaign. Robinson notes public fear of Republican reaction and favors a “time role” stressing liberty and higher living standards to win back the common man. Eisenhower and Truman jockey for support as draft efforts swirl. Sullivan resigns from Democratic National Committee after clashes with Truman over policy and Palestine.
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Claude E. Robinson
Princeton, N. J
Opinion Research Corporation
Gael Sullivan
Democratic National Committee
Mr. Truman
White House
Sullivan
Palestine
FDR
Bob Hannegan
Justice Douglas
Ed Pauley
Truman
Nightly thunderstorm terrifies Washington and recalls war nights
A fierce overnight storm rattled Washington at 2:18 a.m., with constant thunder and lightning prompting residents near the White House to fear an A-bomb attack. The scene drew reflections on war, with believers noting divine intervention and many recalling wartime anxieties as the storm roared through the capital. The piece scoots through social chatter about entertainment venues and public figures, framing a city in awe of nature and memory.
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Atom Scere
Washington
Ihs
White House
Harvey's
Russia
Washington, D. C
Cut violets and Colong plants care tips
Cut violets last longer when kept near water and watered gently and frequently. Leaves and flowers absorb water poorly, so avoid frequent heavy watering. Colong plants grow best in shade, but more sun deepens leaf color. Organdie looks crisper when ironed on the wrong side while still damp.
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