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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1947

Page

4

Spring rookies set to challenge veterans in new season

A veteran manager notes spring hits with many rookies emerging over decades. The piece recalls Cobb Ruth Frisch Greenberg and Alexander as standout rookie examples and warns that the second year tests fledgling stars while GI veterans may struggle.

Giants McGraw Fordham Flash Hank Greenberg Hartford Beaumont Detroit Grover Cleveland Alexander Syracuse Phillies Alex Chuck Klein Lou Gehrig Yankees Jimmy Foxx Athletics del Ennis Furillo Whitman Edward Dodgers Frank Frisch G.I

Top sports name of 1946 and the year’s top performers

The author weighs 1946’s top names, arguing Stan Musial as best all around baseball player and Glenn Davis as top football figure, with Assault as leading horse and Ben Hogan as best golfer, noting no era legends present. The vote highlights competition-driven picks across sports.

Joe Louis Eddie Dyer Leo Durocher Bob Feller Stan Musial Ted Williams Hank Greenberg Armed Assault Red Blaik Frank Leahy Jack Kramer Ben Hogan Eddie Arcaro Bob Waterfield Charlie Trippi Davis Blanchard Joe Cronin Babe Ruth Ty Cobb Jack Dempsey Jim Thorpe Knute Rockne Bobby Jones Walter Hagen Glenn Davis Musial

Notable Arrests and Local Incidents at a Glimpse

Eph Button, chairman of the drive for Better Understanding, was arrested after a fight at a traffic crossing. Chad Bennett re enlisted in the army after news of his wife’s family planning to visit. Sparrow Munce inherited skid chains and a storage battery. Chet Bozzle’s kids shot Chet, beat Mrs Bozzle, set the house on fire and strangled a cow after listening to juvenile radio programs. Hattie Skoggins is in town for a character makeover show. A heavy advertised show at Bunnell’s opera house stirred a sensation as it failed to be a revival. Plymouth church and two schoolhouses were sacked after a double feature at the Acme movie house. Zeb Hawkins’s mother turned 99 and fell from an airplane. Dimmick’s drug store added spring plows, barn paint, hunting supplies and fish dinners.

Eph Button Drive For Better Understanding Chad Bennett Bennett Sparrow” Munce Chet Bozzle Chet Bozzle Hattie Skoggins Bunnell’s Opera House Plymouth Acme Zeb” Hawkins Dimmick

Radio stars toast milestones and new projects across major Hollywood networks

Western Union reports a wave of radio birthday and anniversary celebrations. NBC honors Kay Kyser with a Plaza luncheon while Bob Hope rides top Hooper ratings and Gale Storm stars in It Happened on Fifth Avenue. Jean Arthur returns to film in Foreign Affairs with Wilder and Brackett at Paramount. The Adventures of Sam Spade adds Lurene Tuttle and Howard Duff, with plans for a new Greg Hood project. Camel shortages and Seymour Neben zal’s Atlantis need 16 camels. Vaughn Monroe eyeing a Carnegie Hall screen musical, with a Fox screen test for a star turn.

New York Plaza NBC Kay Kyser College of Musical Knowledge Gale Storm Allied Artists Fifth Avenue Gale Josephine Cottle Texas Jesse Lasky Hollywood Monogram Jean Arthur U. S Germany Billy Wilder Charles Brackett Paramount

Katy Railroad Sells Travel On Charge Accounts

A verse laments the Katy railroad offering to bill travelers later for all costs including meals. The poem imagines riding the line on IOUs and paying after long delays, praising the ease of travel on credit and distant payments as if a drawing room privilege. The speaker envisions trains at specific times and routes with no immediate bills.

Katy” Railroad

Sleigh Ride Mishap Ends With Horse Reharnessing

A Milford church auction cutter and a horse from Tex Neven’s stables led to a comical mishap on Cherry street as Queenie bolted from the shafts. Tex returned with haywire to secure the horse, while townsfolk laughed at the runaway. The narrator vows revenge on the Victrola owner who played Oh What Fun It Is to Ride In a One-Hoss Open Sleigh.

Pickwick Milford Church Queenie Tex Neven Cherry Street Tex

Recipe for Success 1947

A quirky verse-like note urges Seek the spotlight, act with brass and always smile like a silly lass.

Quirky Economic Snapshot and World News Snippet

The piece lists old time leisure prices from five cents for rides and haircuts to a ten cent movie, then notes a $1000 mass market car and a singer causing glass to break, with a political jab about U N meetings and a reference to the Heids.

Shortage Shopper Hides Shortening in Store

A shopper admits hiding shortening in a self service grocery to avoid a sold out item she found yesterday. The clerk questions the purchase while reporting the incident. Authorities may review the case as a theft or shoplifting matter.

Churchill Speech Copy Acknowledged by Devonshire Liberal

A Devonshire liberal mp responded to Winston Churchill with thanks for the copies of speeches delivered in the House of Commons. The note referenced Beaconsfield and quoted the phrase I shall lose, signaling a cautious reaction to the collection.

Winston Churchill Devonshire Churchill House of Commons Lord” Beaconsfield

Almanac praises and TV veterans noted in brief

Quotations and short blurbs recount praise for John Kieran’s Almanac and a TV star who is also a boxer and jiu jitsu artist. April 26 marks Lum and Abner’s 17th year on air. Breakfast in Hollywood draws mostly women, while men seek spots. Walter Gorman leaves Hollywood to script CBS Young Dr. Malone.

John Kieran Don MacLaughlin David Harding Gals FBI Lum Abner Hollywood Humphrey Bogart Walter Gorman CBS Dr. Malone

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