Isolate Western Hemisphere Addressing Unrest and Peace
DeWitt MacKenzie discusses how Western Hemisphere isolation might affect global tension and American democracy. He questions whether limiting engagement would secure peace, protect the United States, or impact Congress actions like citing Eugene Dennis for contempt in the Un American Activities Committee.
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Robinson Says He Is On The Spot In Brooklyn Debut
Jackie Robinson the first Negro in the modern major leagues spoke in Brooklyn after being invited to join the Dodgers. He said he is prepared to win over fans as he did in Montreal and that he will adapt to either second or first base while adjusting to life in the big leagues.
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Southern Association Opens With Mixed Strength Across Clubs
Southern Association clubs including Little Rock, Atlanta, Memphis, Nashville and Chattanooga begin the 1947 season in Birmingham with varied rosters. Atlanta faces Birmingham as Memphis plays Little Rock and Nashville meets Chattanooga, while new managers and stronger lineups forecast competitive pennant hopes despite Little Rock needing help in several spots. Attendance is expected near 39,000 with day games and doubleheaders shaping the opening weekend.
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New_ Orleans
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Pilots
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Lucien Emerson
Bob Schultz
Fulton
Larry Brunke
Frank Marino
Milwaukee
Forest Thompson
John Mekell
Leo Twardy
Vernon Curtis
Buffalo
Jesse Danna
Claude Crocker
Asheville
Keeneland Opens 1947 Season With Phoenix Handicap Win
Keeneland's 1947 season kicked off before 7 800 fans as George Gains a 10-1 longshot captured the $10 000 Phoenix handicap the feature event first run in 1825 Derby prospects Mel Ep ley Say Blue and Johny s Pride among three possible entrants for the May 3 Kentucky Derby A Derby eligible Faultless finished eighth in the Phoenix Betting handle reached 327 085 on the eight race card George Gains paid 22 9 80 and 7 20 for win place and show with Pellicle and Ariel Ace among notable payouts.
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