Oklahoma Players Shine in Major League Action
Randy Jackson of the Cubs scored once and drove in a run as Chicago fell 7-2 to St. Louis. Pete Runnels of the Senators had an RBI in their 3-2 win over New York. Jerry Snyder drove in two for Washington in a win over the Yankees. Hank Aaron starred for the Giants with two runs and two RBIs in a 7-1 win over Brooklyn. Alvin Dark contributed an RBI for the Giants in the victory.
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Four Writers Pick Giants in Preseason Pennant Selections
New York experts named the Giants as a World Series team and the White Sox as a strong opponent in the United Press preseason pennant selections. Seventy one writers participated and 181 picks were recorded across two New York teams.
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Brigantine Yankee Arrives in Singapore After 25000 Mile Journey
The Brigantine Yankee sailed from Gloucester Massachusetts on November 2 and reached Singapore today after a 25000 mile voyage. Skipper Capt Irving M of Sea Mass led a crew of five women and men who pursued adventure across the Canal Galapagos Pitcairn Tahiti Samoa Hawaiian Islands New Hebrides New Guinea and Borneo.
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NHL Opens 1954-55 Season With Rivalry Night
The NHL will start the 1954-55 season on October 7 with Detroit hosting Toronto and Montreal entertaining Chicago. The Stanley Cup champion Red Wings and Maple Leafs headline opening night while the Canadiens face the Black Hawks in Montreal.
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Doctor Stanton Returns From Southwest Visual Training Forum
Dr. Tom Stanton citytrist returns from Las Tex where he represented Law ton and Comanche county at the Southwest Visual Training forum.
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Substitute Operator Chattanooga Tele-Exchange
Mrs. Orville Chappell fills in as substitute tele exchange operator while Miller Crum, the regular operator, takes a two week vacation in Tennessee.
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Fiddler Crabs and the Mystery of Biological Clocks
Woods Hole researchers study fiddler crabs to understand inner clocks governing daily sun and tide cycles. Experiments show crabs maintain 24 hour sun rhythms and 12 hour tide cycles even in constant light and temperature, with west coast relocation revealing partial clock adaptation.
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Army ration plan cuts beef import in Korea station
U S Army says canned meat will be staple in Korea for two months. Refrigerator ship Surprise is due in Pusan on Tuesday with fresh meat but has been deep tuned until October 5 by engine trouble.
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Seized Americans Denied Access to Visit in Prague Case
U S embassy officials in Prague said authorities refused permission to visit two American soldiers kidnapped by Communist Czechoslovakia five days earlier. Names identified as 1st Lt. Richard H. and Pfc. George M. Pisk, with a sergeant escaping and reporting the abduction. The U S protest noted the men were on the West German side at the time. Prague claimed espionage in Czechoslovakia. U S Army HQ in Heidelberg denied the espionage charge.
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Newsmen Arrive in Anchorage After 18 Months in China
Richard Applegate and Don Dixon, American newsmen released after 18 months imprisonment in Red China, arrived in Anchorage on a Northwest Orient Airlines flight from Tokyo late Monday night.
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