Jethroe Emerges From Rickey Shadow To Star Prospect
The Boston Braves face scrutiny over Monique Jethroe, a fast, versatile outfielder from East St. Louis with 85 stolen bases in the minors. His 1949 spring showed promise with a .324 in 35 NL games and five homers, though questions linger about defense and hitting consistency.
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Washington
Alfonso Carrasquel
White Sox
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Armed Services Local Sergeant in Desert Unit Set
Albert W. Honeystuffle, son of Mrs. Emma Honeystuffle of Greeley, is assigned to Task Force Furnace near the Superstition Mountain range in California. He aids testing of tanks power units and other Army Field Forces equipment. he served seven and a half years in the armed services. Mrs. Honeystuffle, formerly Evelyn Cashwell of Fayetteville, RC, resides with him.
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Emma Honeystuffle
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Tne
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Armed Service
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Honeystuffle
Evelyn, Cashwell
Fayetteville
Types of Candy Eaten Determine Tooth Decay
Yale researchers Dru Haggard and Leon Greenberg report that the type of candy matters for tooth decay. Sweets that cling in the mouth raise sugar levels longer. caramel, orange juice, and mixed fruit drinks cause peak sugar concentrations, with drops varying by food. Brushing five minutes after caramel reduces sugar to negligible levels. The piece also oddly notes Indonesia pepper production.
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Leon A. Greenberg
Yale University Laboratory of Applied Physiology
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Sunday Stars Shine In Split Twin Bill For Giants and Indians
Whitey Lockman and Gianto collected hits as the Giants beat the Chiago Cubs 10-2 in a doubleheader opener. Bob Feller allowed two singles as the Indians shut out the Athletics 2-0 in the first game, then exploded for a 21-2 victory in the second game with Lerutt Arat driving in runs.
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Giants
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Indians
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Lerutt Arat
Janitors Go To College For School Plant Care Workshop
Calumlia University's Teachers college hosts a summer workshop led by Dr Henry H Linn. About 100 school building supervisors custodians visitors and engineers will learn practical time and resource skills to improve efficiency and economy in operating school plants. A separate report notes a car accident on Haut Fifth Street road involving Joe Hernandez no injuries and $25 damage.
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Calumlia University
Teachers College
Henry H. Linn
Joe T. Hernandez
Route Two
Redbird
Haut Fifth Street
Melvin Hewett
Vintage watch ad with discounts and pattern options
An old catalog blurb markets a Ventelox style watch with luminous numerals and black dial, 7.65 inch height, 45CP24 code, plus a 10K gold plate case, curved crystal and open link bend. It advertises 25 percent off Spring Gen, silverplate items, Rogers and Eagle motifs, and separate thefts noted with prices 5.95 and 2.95.
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Greeley bats topple Loaleville in wild baseball clash
Greeley 100 010 410 Loaleville 035 201 5 12 15. Blave Warren Graves led by Morris and Blave with two RBIs each. Alderson doubled twice and eight players scored, while Adams struck out 11 for Greeley. LOB tallies reached ten for both teams in a tense nine inning battle.
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Villa
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Reynolda
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Loulavilla
Boulder Wins Intercity Golf Title on Sunday
Boulder captured the northern Colorado intercity golf title at home by overpowering Greeley with numerous match results including 81 to 5, as pairs like Fowler and Ovens, McArthur and Smith, Ward and Prater, and Douglas and Engdahl posted decisive wins. Greeley forfeited the twelfth match.
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Dorn
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Menk
Ewald
Seilbach
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Engdahl
Fload
Fulenwider
King
Platty
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Hopking
Walker
Crawford
Smith and Thompson
Greeley
Short Men to Lead Penn State Sports Teams Next Spring
Two young Penn State athletes were named captains for the upcoming spring season. Phil Nenedi of Philadelphia will lead the lacrosse team while Joe Durniak of Fair Oaks, Pa, will captain the golf team. Both stand five feet five inches tall.
Father Son Hold Track Records at Rutgers
Port Washington stories recount Ray Stewart and Harald William Ray setting multiple Rutgers and Port Washington marks. Harold set a Port Washington 440 yard time and 1:56.14 half mile at Rutgers before a muscle injury. both father and son hold current Rutgers records.
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Port Washington
Stawart Ray
Harald William Ray
Turgore University
Hare
Harold Jo Stewart
Jy. Jung
Harold
Rutgora
Ho Stewart
Israel Program Aims to Cut Highway Deaths
Jerusalem report says the ministry of communications will crack down on reckless drivers to halt the rising road toll as part of a new traffic safety initiative in Israel. The move targets multiple highways and seeks reduced fatalities through stricter enforcement and public awareness.
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Jerusalem
Ministry of Commmunications
Knesset Approves Tough Prosecution for Traffic Offenders
Parliament empowers ministry to pursue all traffic violators vigorously with stiff penalties. First offenses bring up to two years imprisonment and a $1,680 fine. a second conviction on any of twelve offenses may yield five years and license revocation for life. Monthly fatalities run 20 to 30 with serious injuries between 40 and 60. The 99-foot Rathbous Elm in Marietta Ohio is cited as the region's largest tree.
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