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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1945

Page

3

Primrose trail row in sports stars shows training pays off

The essay contrasts two boxers Lee Oma and Baksi with legendary champions like Gene Tunney, Jack Dempsey and Joe Louis, arguing that the disciplined path yields top results while many stars flirt with lax training. It cites numerous athletes across boxing, baseball, football and golf as examples of the trained, successful majority.

Jim Braddock Max Baer Gene Tunney Jack Dempsey Joe Louis Benny Leonard Bobby Jones Bill Tilden Byron Nelson Sammy Snead Jay McSpaden Gene Sarazen Don Budge Ellsworth Vines Bill Johnston Mel Ott Carl Hubbell Blazis Nagurski Bill Dickey Madison Square Garden Lee Oma Baksi Tunney Dempsey Harry Greb Mickey Walker Walter Hagen Rube Waddell Bugs Raymond Shuffin Phil Douglas Babe Ruth Jim Thorpe Grover Cleveland Alexander Ty Cobb Christy Mathewson Tris Speaker Eddie Collins George Sisler Lou Gehrig Hans Wagner Lefty Grove Joe Gordon

Virginia creeper mystery fuels a travel debate

In Virginia a casual traveler asks about the so called Virginia creeper plant. A companion counters that the name refers to a railroad rather than a botanical species. The exchange highlights local naming quirks and regional lore.

Stella Virginia Della

Close Is the Word

A dialogue hints at a strained friendship where one speaker recalls a man described as the dearest friend who was married three times. The speaker mentions paying two wreaths and three wedding presents, implying a cost associated with the friendship and the person’s multiple marriages.

Mac Sandy

Lucky Sailor Pacific Veteran Tale

A humorous dialogue recalls a Pacific voyage and a shipwreck. The veteran mentions a six month desert island stay with a blonde companion while the listener asks about meals, eliciting an amusing but glossed answer.

Farmer anecdotes on crop failures and a preacher dinner

A pair of old farmers trade tales on crop failures. One recalls a drought year in 1998 with corn that failed to yield, joking about serving 14 acres to a visiting minister after dinner. The humor centers on rural resilience and preacher dinners.

The Very First Contact Among Stranger Faces

A terse exchange hints at a first kiss memory as a stranger recalls a familiar face. The dialogue suggests curiosity and a budding recognition between two individuals.

Baptism Mix-Up and Golf Talk in Light Exchange

In a playful exchange, Lottie asks why Dottie golf so much and Dottie says it keeps her fit for golf. The humor centers on a baptism mishap where the Smith twins were misnamed Kate and Sydney as Steak and Kidney. The dialogue ends with a quip about a book worm being merely ordinary.

Lottie Dottie Smith Twins Kate Sydney

Two Football Rule Changes Urged To Aid Officials

A proposal seeks to ease officials burden by allowing forward passes from any spot behind the line and by making the ball live after a forward pass, permitting both receivers and defenders to recover it regardless of who first contacts it.

Answers to Fretted’s un 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 quiz

The Capitol in Washington burned in 1814 during the War of 1812. The equator runs through Colombia in South America. South America is wider at its widest point. The universal language Esperanto was devised by a Russian, Dr. L L Zamenhof. A limited edition is a publisher guaranteed small print run with no more copies after the first. Sarah Bernhardt used Quand meme as her motto. Maine is bound by only one other state, New Hampshire. The ocean’s average depth is about 214 miles.

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