Baseball attendance and star salaries rise in 1950 season outlook
The column notes a nationwide rise in baseball interest with Miami drawing 25 000 for early games and attendance records across Florida and coastal cities. It flags high pay for stars like Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggio, cites Cubs Pirates and Dodgers as attendance magnets, and spotlights young pitcher Maurice McDermott of the Red Sox as a promising 21 year old left hander from Poughkeepsie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Miami
St. Petersburg
Tampa
Sarasota
Pacific Coast
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Wagner
Lafoie
Matty
Jackson
Walsh
Chicago
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Ralph Kiner
Pirate
Browns
Dodgers
Ralph Branca
Rex Barney
Red Sox
Yankees
Stan Musial
Country Slaughter
Henrich
Page
Rizzuto
Wil Hams
Dom DiMaggio
Parnell
Zarilla
McDermott
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Carp Menace Drives Ducks From Wetlands and Fish Gear Advances
U S Fish and Wildlife Service warns carp reduce duck and geese food by destroying plants and muddling waters. Carp removal programs restore habitat on refuges while gear makers promote simple hook removers. Angling tips urge small minnows and shallow, tight-line crappie fishing as Grand Lake Oklahoma yields spotted bass.
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
The
Fish and Wildlife Service
West
Middle West
Ohio
Grand Lake
Oklahoma
Kentucky
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