Shakeups Of Boston Braves Giants Take Top Billing
Major league shakeups center on Boston Braves and New York Giants with flashback to April 25 1948 when Bobo Newsom and Johnny Sain faced off. Tensions earlier between Giants pitcher Ott and shortstop Kerr influenced early season clashes.
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Malone's Drug Store T-4-L Foot Remedy Ad
An old advertisement from Malone's Drug Store touts T-4-L as a best selling foot treatment. It claims the germ grows deeply and must be reached to kill it, with 20 percent alcohol and a one hour guarantee offering a 40 cent refund if not pleased.
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Major League Duel Draws Big Holiday Crowd
In the National League first place Dodgers faced Phillies with 53 584 fans in a double admission day game. Giants drew 16 112 with Braves in Boston as holiday attendance showed strong interest despite mixed results. Horse racing crowds totaled 252 972 as mutuels topped 11 3 million dollars in a single day.
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East Bank Weirton duel for 1950 WV baseball title
East Bank and Weirton meet in Saint Marys for the 1950 West Virginia high school baseball championship. The article notes post World Series trades and rosters, highlighting stars like Dark, Stanky, and Walker Cooper, plus Giants and Braves connections, as the era shifts with new major league affiliations and managerial changes.
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Don’t honk sign told driver at green light clue
A Chicago driver about to sound his horn at an intersection glimpsed a sign on the back of the car ahead reading Don’t honk I can see the green light. The Missouri River Basin Project spans parts of Montana Wyoming Colorado North Dakota Nebraska Kansas Minnesota Iowa and Missouri.
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