Stengel Predicts Sixth Consecutive Yankees Pennant
Casey Stengel predicts the New York Yankees will win a sixth straight American League pennant. Managers and players from Cleveland Chicago Boston and Washington weigh in with optimistic views and lineup changes, noting injuries and new talent as shaping the coming season.
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Joe Reichler
NEW York i
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
al Lopez
Cleveland
Paul Richards
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Indians
Stengel
Iica
Byrd
Robinson
Morgan
Skowron
Cory
Raschi
Mize
Martin
Rudy Regalador
Dave Philley
Chicago
Boston
Williams
Washington
Art Houtteman
Hal Newhouser
Don Massi
Dick Tomanek
Haish
New York
Richards
Detroit
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Lou Boudreau
Boston Red Sox
Bucky Harris
Washington Senators
White Sox
Red Sox
Jimmy Bykes
Baltimore Orioles
Fred Hutchinson
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Eddie Joost
Philadelphia Athletics
Bobby Shantz
Mr. Stengel
Fred Haney
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dodgers
Cardinals
Milwaukee
Eddie Stanky
St Lews Cardinals
Jeague
Wese
Stan Hack
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Charle Grimm
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Graub
Brook Jon
Leo Durocher
New Look Giants
Giants
Willie Mave
Actuail
Dave Williams
Birdie Tebbetts
Cincinnati
Redtets
Steve O'Neill
Philadelpha Phillies
Branklyn
Newcombe
Gieats
Bullet Catcher in Snow Storm Shows Safe Slowdown
A columnist details experiments with catching high speed bullets in snow while noting practical tests in police labs. He describes methods from sand, wood pulp, and water to snow as the safest, discussing velocities and jacket engravings. He warns that high speed bullets are hard to stop without deforming.
Tebbetts Favors Bridges Cures in Pitching Tale
Gayle Talbot reports Birdie Tebbetts, new Cincinnati manager, argues Tammy Bridges would have helped if Detroit years with Tommy’s curve had been captured on film. Tebbetts recalls a vivid sign-stealing moment and a near-deadly pitch that changed his approach. Marty Marion praises Joe DiMaggio and laments not seeing Babe Ruth in action, reflecting on 19 years in baseball with 15 in the majors.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Birdie Tebbetts
Cincinnati
Tammy Bridges
Detroit
Bridges
Tigers
Tommy
Birdie
Marty Malion
Joe Dimaggio
Jeatues
St Louis Cardinal
Joe
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Marty
Rambino
Ruth
College Park cattlemen urged to try different approach
Maryland cattlemen were advised to change strategies after 28 years without profit at the fourth annual Beef Cattle Field Day in College Park. George Green of Frederick warned that next Maryland feeder-sale will require vaccination for Shipping Fever and Blackleg with Bangs disease surveillance. date and venue for the sale were not set.
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College Park
Maryland
Joseph Vielev
Sancity
Arkie Ta
George Green
Frederick
Erinartan
Upstart Jackson Eyes Marciano in NYC Ringside
Tommy Jackson the 22 year old heavyweight from Rockaway Beach, rated high by observers, trains hard and talks big about Marciano. His recent wins over Buccheroni and Bucceroni showcase relentless pace and power, while mentors praise his stamina and unusual style as he eyes a title shot against Rocky Marciano.
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Wakky Grayson
AEA
New York
NEA
Tommy Jackson
Tommy
Ben Layne
Clarence Henry
Dan Bucceron
Jackson
Neeto
Rockaway Beach
Long Island
Geatma
Bewin
Foxy Marciano
Harry Wiley
Sugar Ray Robinson
Brooklyn
Eastern Parkway Arena
Nino Valdes
Marciann
Ezzard
Charles
Marelano
Gug
Freddie Brown
Buceerom
Bucceronm
Marciano
Rocky
Walcott
Ezzard Charles
Henry Armstrong
Fishing Regulations Trend From Bretton Woods Survey
AL McClane reports Harry Van Meter of the West Virginia department outlines state fishing rules at the Bretton Woods conference. Findings show eight states ban trout, three allow year round, seven have under four month seasons, and 30 long seasons. States vary on bass and panfish limits, creel rules, and non game species waters. Commentary from Spencer Smith and the Sport Fishing Institute emphasizes targeted regulations and reducing arbitrary rules while recognizing the sport’s economic impact.
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AL McClane
New Hampshire
Harry van Meter
West Virginia Department
America
van Meter
Spencer Smith
Mississippi
Sardis
Sport Fishing Institute
Washington
Console Frees Goodman To Sub For Ted Williams By Warren Page
In Sarasota Harry Grayson notes Boston Red Sox plans as Billy Goodman subbed for Ted Williams after Williams fractured a collarbone lightens the lineup. He cites Jensen, Evers, Agganis and Kell among others, with pitching hopes on young hopefuls. The piece weighs trophy deer hunting lore against whitetail trophy chances and discusses area conditions and feeding.
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Warren Page
Millon
Harry Grayson
Sarasota
Fram Nbai
Ted Williams
Billy Console
Billy Markc
Red Sea
Billy Goodman
Prain
Williams
Lou Boudieau
Handy Man
Goodman
Willams
Comiskey Park
Baily
Boston Americans
Jackie Jensen
Boudreau
Jim Piersall
Jensen
Senators
Karl Olson
Hoot Evers
Gold Sox
Harry Aggan
Big
Dick Gernert
Tus
Agganis
Louisville
Boston University
Milt Bolling
Back Bay
Milionaires
George Kell
Ted Lepcio
Mel Parnell
Ellis Kinder
Brown
Willard Miron
Ivan Delock
Bennett Flowers
Henry and
Werle
Kuki Kiely
Army
Joe Dobson
Tommy Brewer
Truman Clevenger
al Curtis
Jimmy Ehrler
Russ Kemmerer
Brewer
Clevenger
Tex Hughson
Curtis
Ehbrler
Kemmerer
Sammy White
Mickey Owen
Lou Boudreau
Haig
Red Sox
Fla
Trophy deer talk on Boone and Crockett standards and hunts
The writer muses on trophy buck criteria such as 10 inch bases and 18 inch spreads, notes Boone and Crockett records span the U S and Canada, recalls a Maryland track near which a remarkable head was taken, and argues trophy white tails are smart yet hard to photograph.
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U. S
Canada
Breakins
New Brunswick
Maine
Texas
Maryland
Winterall
Buck
Crow calling and crow busting in rural hunting lore
A nostalgic, anecdotal essay on crow hunting and crow calling records. The author recalls friends practicing crow calls, farmers who object to crow predation, and the shift from casual shooting to a semi professional sport using decoys, portable blinds, and Army surplus gear. The piece notes crows’ nest robbing and the grim toll on nesting waterfowl.
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DuPont
Canaan
Maryland Wildlife Range Describes Flerades Acn Habitat
Maryland reports introduced flerades acn found mainly in Potomac and Susquehanna rivers and tributaries. Species native to Mississippi Valley from Ontario to Gulf of Mexico with gray body and forked tail spots. Spawns in spring with in stream migration. feeds primarily at night. Omnivorous scavenger preferring clean swift water. valued for white flaky flesh. noted for long sensitive barbels and minimal dorsal fin.
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Maryland
Potomac
Susquehanna
Mississippi Valley
Ontario
Gulf of Mexico
Conowingo Dam
Susquehanna River
Harrison Quits Augusta to Join New St Louis Course
Veteran pro E. J. Dutch Harrison announced plans to retire from the summer golf tour. He will leave Ardmore Oklahoma to become a pro at a new swank St. Louis course in July. Harrison will join the old Watson Club, opening this summer, as his Connac Hills contract ends soon after the Ardmore Open next month.
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Augusta
E. J. Dutch Harrison
Ardmore
Okla
Pro Pat
Swank
St. Louis
Wat
Cornisck Hills
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