Teams Begin Play As 1944 College Football Looms
York report notes two weeks to kickoff with warmup games across the nation. Michigan hosts Marquette in a night game while U C L A and Southern California meet in Los Angeles. Bucknell and Muhlenberg renew their rivalry as Pitt, Villanova, and Coast Guard appear on the slate with several other regional games listed.
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Rural livelihoods hinge on agriculture for 4000 residents
Of the 6,200,000 inhabitants, an estimated 4,000 normally depend upon agriculture for a livelihood.
Monte Pearson Rises From Yankee Star To Fire Fighter And Landowner
Fresno native Monte Pearson once a Yankee ace now serves as a 36 year old fire captain and real estate owner in California. He plays first base for an air force league team and manages an aircraft company squad. Pearson recalls his shoulder injury ending his major league days and reflects on teammates Lou Gehrig and Joe DiMaggio as part of a famed era.
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Monte
Chicks Grab Another Win In Southern Association Playoff
Nashville Vols cling to a one game edge as the Memphis Chicks win 4–2 in ten innings to move three games ahead in the best of seven pennant series. Hennessey to start for the Vols against Dress while Meyer relieves in the finale. wild plays and errors fuel the Chicks rally.
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First Sumerians in Early Babylonian Cuneiform Record
The Sumerians of archaic Babylonia appear as the earliest clearly defined people in the initial cuneiform inscriptions. Researchers note their prominence in early writing and cultural development in Mesopotamia.
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Marquis Hartington Killed in Action in France
The Marquis of Hartington age 26 husband of Kathleen Kennedy daughter of Joseph P. Kennedy was killed in action in France on September 10 He was heir to the Duchy of Donshire and a captain in the Oldstream Guards. They wed last spring.
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Tigers Take League Lead in Tight pennant chase
Detroit surged into first place as the Tigers moved atop the American League standings in a tight stretch run. The club rode strong pitching by Overmire and Gentry and timely hitting from Rudy York and Dick Wakefield to win 7-2 and 3-0 over Cleveland. The pennant race mirrors 1908 and 1940 finishes with multiple challengers and clutch late games.
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Civilizational Gap Between East and West Highlighted
Historians report the eastern hemisphere led the western by about six millennia, marking a 6,000 year disparity in early civilization development. The finding emphasizes long-standing regional advances in writing, governance, and technology.
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Crossword puzzle clues and answer
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Hal And Diz Make Tigers Roar in Junior Loop
Detroit Tigers rely on Hal Newhouser and Paul Trout as a fearsome one two punch. Both won 20 games this season and excel at returning from relief, with catcher support from Richards and Swift. Manager Steve ONeill earns praise for bullpen mastery and keeping Detroit in pennant contention.
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Dizzy) Trout
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Allied swimming champs in Rome draw field of international troops
In Rome the Allied swimming championships concluded with the 5th Army zone team, led by Halo Hirose and Charlie Oda, taking the meet. Pvt Mickey Becket notes the event felt Olympic in intensity as GI, British, French, French Moroccans, Palestinians and Yugoslav Partisans competed. A water polo exhibition saw the North American soldier team beat Yugoslavs six to three amid torn head dresses and screams.
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Fijian Boxers Poised for Postwar Ring Sensation
From the Southwest Pacific Corp. Dick Case notes the rise of skilled Fijian boxers who aim for the States after the war. He cites Joey Spiegel as the contact for backing, predicting potential top showmanship and a new wrestling style sensation in the ring.
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No Fishing in the Desert Hunters Describe Harsh Iran Wastes
Ted Powell of The San Francisco Chronicle recalls hunting in Iran's Kharistan desert with Capt. Frank Kolos. They discuss scarce water and game including gazelles geese ducks and large wild boar near the old battlefield site north of their hospital area. The text notes an atomic weight and radium value of 226.
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Fine Cotton Goods Price Increases Approved by OPA
The Office of Price Administration announced about a 10 percent mill level rise for fine cotton goods retroactive to June 30. Increases may be revised after a detailed industry cost survey, and they will not raise retail prices for now since converters cannot pass mill level gains. OPA also revoked prior permission for adjustable pricing sales.
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