Red Sullivan backs college players via pro ties and clubs
WEW HAVEN Conn AP A veteran player proposes forming coach led college athlete associations to help players prepare for pro baseball. He endorses letting athletes finish college before clubs pick them, arguing college education aids long term futures and could supply well trained feeders to the majors. He cites his own experience choosing education over early pro offers and stresses coaching quality in colleges.
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Eolfe
Yankees
Red
Setl Bid Gray Urges Baseball Education Pact
Soldier sports columnist from Camp Davis proposes a pact between professional clubs and education leaders to keep stars in school while pursuing baseball. Judge Bramham warned minors against clubs pressuring players. Gray suggests colleges should retain players until graduation decisions are reached. He notes football scouts could benefit from this approach.
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Bid Gray
Soldier
Camp Davis
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W G Bramham
Gray
British lend lease to US tops one and a half billion
By late 195 end of year figures show Britain had extended lend lease aid to the United States totaling more than 1.5 billion dollars. The figure reflects wartime and postwar assistance valued in finance and goods as Washington tracked the program’s reach.
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United States
Even Toothpicks Have Gone To War
Detroit AP recalls war era shortages forcing purchasing agents to seek scarce items including dish mops dry ice mutton tallow police whistles and toothpicks as unmerchandized supplies needed in factory wartime production revealing the reach of rationing into routine tools and materials.
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Detroit
Batein Turns Over Supplies to U S Forces in England
Between June 1, 1942, and April 1, 1943, Batein delivered to U S armed forces in England supplies amounting to more than 1,260,000 ship tons that would have been needed to cross the Atlantic.
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Batein
U. S
England
Atlantic
National League Standings and Today's Games
Standings show Boston St Louis New York Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh leading the NL with Detroit New York Cleveland Boston Philadelphia and others in the American League list. Today schedule includes New York at Detroit Boston at Cleveland Philadelphia at Chicago Washington at St Louis and night games Chicago at New York and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
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Fras
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Cleveland
St Louis
Washington
Stanford doctor links nibbling to psychic frustrations
Dr Horace Gray of Stanford University School of Medicine says nibbling between meals reflects psychic frustrations and unconscious compensations. He argues reducing requires will power and a sudden stop to overeating habits.
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San Francisco
Horace Gray
Stanford University School of Medicine
Retired grocer turns to real estate in San Jose
A former retail grocer Harry Franemore stayed active after 8 years of retirement and shifted to real estate. Last year he sold 52 houses, an average of about one per week, while living in San Jose California AP reports.
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San Jose
Calif
Harry Franemore
Theatres this week feature Gary Cooper and Ingrid Bergman
Theatre listings show today through Thursday programs at Martin Theatre including For Whom the Bell Tolls with Gary Cooper and Ingrid Bergman, Toy Rogers in The Cowboy and the Senorita, and Late Show Saturday night Cobra Woman with Marie Montez and Jon Hall. Sunday offers Al D'Artega with his 20 piece all girl orchestra and Gloria Jean with Patrick Knowles in Pardon My Rhythm. Monday through Thursday presents Walter Huston and Ann Harding in Mission to Moscow, plus Rolling Down the Giant Divide with W Bayd and The Ghost That Walks Alone. Donald O'Conner, Susanna Foster and Pengy Ryan star in Top Man on Sunday and Monday. The Purple Heart, Destination Tokyo, This Ya The Army and other titles fill remaining slots with diverse features.
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al D'Artega
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Patrick Knowles
Alabama
Walter Huston
Ann Herding
Mision
Moscow
Bayd
Arthur Lake
Donald O'Conner
Susanna Foster
Pengy Ryan
Dana Andrews
Richard Conti
Trudy Marshall
Six Southern Teams Lead Pennant Chase as Race Tightens
Six Southern teams remain within two games of each other led by Memphis Chicks Yode at the top while Atlanta, Birmingham, Little Rock, Nashville and Knoxville trail. Knoxville routed Birmingham 14 to 6, Atlanta beat Memphis 4 to 0 behind Charley Cozart, Nashville downed New Orleans 9 to 4, and Little Rock defeated Chattanooga 11 to 6. Pete Gray of Memphis made two dazzling catches though no hits.
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Rookie Hurlers Chalk Up Victories
Four rookie pitchers earned their first big league wins while veteran Al Hollingsworth boosted the St. Louis Browns into a first place tie with the Yankees. Other notes include Cal McLigh’s 84 win for Brooklyn and Frank Seward’s first win for the Giants.
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al Hollingsworth
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Brownies
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Dom Dallesrandro
Bruins
Max Lanier
Borton
Red Barrett
Max Macon
Lonnie Ryan
Red Birds
Music In Meas Tunes Up Appetites Experiment
A study notes a sharp rise in food consumption and a reduction in eating time after music was added to meals. Researchers from a local institution observed participants eating faster and finishing larger portions while listening to instrumental tracks.
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