Greenbelt Bowl stars Walker and Kirkpatrick draw preseason hype
Greenbelt Star Walker and Kirkpatrick of Post are praised as major preseason stars for the Raiders. Walker, a 6'4" 240-pound two way starter, earned All-Border Conference honors two straight seasons and All-America mention. Kirkpatrick, MVP in 1953, shines in option plays and as a feared passer with 100 yard kickoff returns in two 1953 plays.
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Williams Gets Hope From Physicians
New York reports doctors at New York Medical Center told Davey Williams of the Giants he may play again next season. They said there is no slipped disc though an arthritic condition may exist and he is too uncomfortable to continue this year. He will have more treatments for about a week before returning to Dallas to rest.
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Disney Photographic Team Reports African Lion Film Adventure
Al and Elma Milotte recount years filming wildlife in Kenya and Tanganyika for Walt Disney's African Lion. They describe close encounters with predators, the need for stealth, and the challenges of life on the road in a four wheel drive truck during their 50 000 mile journey. They praise maternal lioness care and note dangers from a bull rhino and Mau Mau.
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Red Murff Secures 25th Victory In Tight Dallas Win
Red Murff pitched six hits allowed in a 1 0 12 inning win over Beaumont as Dallas claimed its 35th win of the season and Murff notched his 25th victory. Eddie Knoblauch walked and stole second to spark the 12th inning scoring, Bill White driving in the winner. The night also saw Oklahoma City, Shreveport, and San Antonio post close wins in Texas League action.
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Stan Pitula
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Seed laws and MLB recordkeeping origins
State and federal seed laws are among the oldest regulatory services protecting farmers. Modern major league baseball recordkeeping began in 1901.
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