All-Pullet Flock Extension Benefits Highlighted by Specialist
Extension specialist John Ivey outlines advantages of an all-pullet flock for poultry producers. Benefits include higher annual egg output, lower layer mortality, faster broiler and replacement hen production, and reduced pullorum risk when using pullets bred from clean stock. Guidance advises sizable early chick purchases to stock next fall, with sexed chicks reducing numbers needed.
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John Ivey
Alabama Extension Service
Home economists tout greasing fats from oils and shortenings
Home economists say the best fat for greasing pans contains no salt water or protein. In short vegetable oils and shortenings are more satisfactory for greasing baking pans than table fats or bacon drippings.
Notre Dame Five Cut Down To 150 As Irish Get Cagey
The Irish exercise strong depth with All-Americas Boryla and Klier leading a large squad as coach Ripley trims to 158. Four starters from last season remain front and center while knockouts loom in battles with Purdue DePaul and Kentucky. Notre Dame’s January 26 clash with Kentucky at the Louisville Armory is highly anticipated with 7000 seats sold.
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Viece Boryla
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Georgetown
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Jast Benson
Ray Corley
Killer
Johnny Moir
Kler
Moir
Kher
Klier
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Lafayette
Huge
George Mikan
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Blue Demons
DePaul
Four-Footer Costs Nelson First Place
Speltin Ben Hogan missed a crucial four-foot putt on the 18th green in the Phoenix Open, forcing an 18 hole playoff with Herman Keiser of Akron. Hogan sought $1,500 and the title, while Keiser aimed to defend his lead and win the tournament. Schneiter and Gherai traded positions as Gherai shot a course record 64 to climb, earning $750, with Harrison finishing fourth at 278 for $600.
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Ben Hogan
Herman Keiser
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Ohio
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Keiser
George Schneiter
Salt Lake City
Utah
Hogan
Schneiter
Vic Gherai
Knoxville
Tenn
Women's Golf Meet Opens At Miami Club
Ninety four women golfers from across the country began the qualifying round at Miami Country Club in the 14th annual Helen Lee Doserly tournament. Defending champion Lowse Sages Peggy Kirk Dorothy Kirby and Marjorie Row are among the contenders. A new warm course record looms as Peggy Kirk shot 74 in a warm-up round, surpassing Dorothy Kirby's 1944 mark. Match play starts tomorrow, culminating in the 36 hole final Saturday.
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Miami
Fla
Miss Kirk
Miss Kirby
Miss Suggs
Two Golf Courses Set to Open in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg Florida two new golf courses will open this week expanding the city's total to four. Local officials anticipate active play and potential tourism benefits as the courses join the growing sports scene in the area.
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NEW Counsel
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Pasadena
State Farm Co-ops Doing Big Business
Alabama farm marketing co-ops owned and operated by farmers moved large volumes last year. Sixty three co-ops served 43 000 farmers, handling farm products and supplies valued at 17.5 million dollars. Fourteen county exchanges and seven other co-ops processed 300 thousand dollars of feed seed and farm supplies for 33 thousand farmers. Twelve truck crop marketing areas served over 5 thousand patrons with five million dollars in business. Eleven thousand farmers dealt with losses valued at 4.6 million through fourteen livestock marketing co-ops. Six dairy coops with 118 members handled milk and dairy products valued at 1.5 million.
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Alabama Farm
J. A Beaty
Alabama Extension Service
Godiauiong
Feller's Baseball School Draws 186 Players in Tampa
Feller's school in Tampa opened a week ago and is drilling 186 players with major league scouts in attendance. Several players are reported to have signed contracts and more are expected to sign this week.
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Tampa
Fla
Bob. Feller
Shore Acres nine holes set to reopen for city play
The nine hole Shore Acres course, owned and run by Jimmie Foxx before the war, will reopen Wednesday after a period of inactivity since 142. The city has leased the site for municipal use and it will open Saturday for public play.
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Shore Acres
Jimmie Foxx
Seven State Crops Brought $243,654,000
Seven major crops on Alabama farms last year totaled 311,004,000 in value. Tol Jton led with 123,864,000, corn 55,644,000, peanuts 37,883,000, hay 15,504,008, sweet potatoes 12,112,000, potatoes 10, ADO,00D, and tobacco 147,000.
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Alabama
Foy Helms
API
Tol Jton
Cesb
Cofton Insurance Offered Farmers
Auburn Alabama report notes applications for cotton crop insurance are available in county AAA offices. Farmers may insure their 1946 cotton crop for 50 or 75 percent of average yields against risks such as rain hail drought wind plant disease and boll weevils.
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Auburn
Ala
AAA
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