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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1951

Page

7

Speed of Pitchers and Horses: A Compare

The piece ranks historic baseball pitchers by speed and notes Johnson Feller and Grove as peak fast workers. It compares speed with racing horses like Johnstown Citation Coaltown and Man o War, and discusses how track conditions affect perceived speed. It also touches on basketball height debates and historical players.

Walter Johnson Bob Feller Robert Moses Grove Rube Waddell Dizzy Dean Dazzy Vance Joe Wood Johnson Waddell Feller Grove Rex Barney Rex Citation Coaltown Johnstown Harry Grayson Challedon Golden Gate Man o'War Joan P. Grier New York Count Fleet Noor California

Filet Chair Set R2538 Pattern and Album Idea

Filet chair set R2538 with crochet chart and stitch illustrations offers a homemaking craft project. The Anne Cabot Album features dozens of crochet knitting and embroidery ideas plus four gift patterns, printed inside.

Anne Cabot

Tear along the dotted line punchline cartoon tale

An ant races across a cornflakes box and meets another ant who asks if he can read the line. The first ant replies with the comic prompt about tearing along the dotted line. A second joke follows about an awkward marriage proposal and family ties.

Traveling salesman recalls dry midwest town

A traveling salesman describes a dry midwest town where liquor is unavailable. He notes a single snake in the community. after waiting in line all night, the snake is too tired to bite, prompting bemused reactions from his cronies.

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