Frisch Reflects On Dream Of Dominant Teams And War Training
In a lunch talk with Frank Frisch, he recalls the 1930s Cardinals and his dream of five pennants and five world series. He highlights players like Dizzy Dean Bill Delancey and Terry Moore, notes careers derailed by injury, and links competitive sport to wartime training and discipline.
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Frank Frisch
Bradenton
Fla
Frisch
Frank
Florida
Tigers
Bill Delancey
Deans
Diz
Paul
Pepper Martin
Durocher
New York
Cardinals
Dodgers
Billy Southworth
Fate
Dizzy Dean
Delancey
Dickey
Cochrane
Hartnett
Cherry Rawlings Encounters Secrets at Saint Dorothea’s
Orphan Cherry Rawlings at Saint Dorothea’s discovers family ties and a complicated guardian setup. Kelly Coates becomes a confidant as Cherry learns Emma is her aunt and Amy Marshbanks is her half sister. Fran Marshbanks demands discretion as she pursues freedom and asks Cherry to influence Kelly while she remains married.
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Charlotte
Cherry) Rawlings
Saint Dorothea’s Convent
Judson Marshbanks
Emma Haskell
Marshbanks
Emma
San Francisco
Fran
Mrs. Porter
Cherry
Kelly
Sausalito
Marchioness
Saint Dorothea’s
Kelly Coates
Amy
Judge
Fred
Amy Marshbanks
Porter Mansion
Palo Alto
Jud
Mrs. Marshbanks
Rousseau
Atherton
Baseball and football stars join national service mustering
The piece notes Joe DiMaggio enlisted amid heavy criticism of sports stars, citing his salary cut from 42000 to 50 dollars monthly to serve. It lists Ted Williams, Hank Greenberg, Hugh Mulcahy enlisting and recalls Notre Dame connections in pro football coaching, then shifts to English athletics during wartime, highlighting amateurism and military-placed rules.
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Aseball
Joe DiMaggio
Joe
DiMaggio
Big Boys
Baseball
Ted Williams
Hank Greenberg
Hugh Mulcahy
Arthur
Bergman
Washington Redskins
National Football League
Notre Dame
Gus Dorais
Detroit Lions
Hank Anderson
Chicago Bears
Curly Lambeau
Green Bay Packers
Elmer Layden
Knute Rockne
Lambeau
Anderson
Dorais
Rockne
America
England
Britain
Queensberry Club
London
Army Raf
Kenestew Mountain Landis
Millvale
Ohio
Kennesaw Mountain
Sewing machine repurposed as stylish living room table
Ruth Wyeth Spears offers a thrift decorating plan where an idle sewing machine is fitted into a living room as a smart table. The design uses plywood top, blue felt cover, scalloped felt trim, a full felt skirt dyed from old sheets, cream stools with blue felt lamp stands, and coordinated lamp shades. Copies of BOOK 9 with 32 conservation plans are available for 15 cents each.
New Army Helmet Nickname Reflects Style Change
The Army adopts a new steel helmet nicknamed a head bucket replacing tin hat. Camel Cigarettes remain the favorite among Army Navy Marines and Coast Guard, with sales records indicating wide usage in service stores. Send Camels as gifts via local dealers.
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Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
Adv
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Terry Moore
Columbus
Johnny Mize
Rochester
Joe Medwick
Diz and
Eddie Rickenbacker
Grantland Rice
Kathleen Norris
Quorris
Chapter
Menlo Park
W.N.U
Western Newspaper Union
SME
Ruth Wyeth Spears
ITHIN
Bedford Hills
Wyeth Sptears
P.p
Ogden
Denve
AGERE
Chester
Mon
Leggat Hotel
Heart + Butte
Bones
Welsh Mineral CO
13Th and
N. P. Crossing
Billings, Mont
Guernsey
Fred Chandler
Chariton
Isw
Horac
Alus
Bellans
Cynan
Montana
Billings
Bill
Angel
Sue
Fleischmann
Fleischmanns
Standard Brands Inc
Washington Street
N. Y
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