Baseball Seed Planted By G I s In Anzio Blossoms
American baseball grows in Italy after WWII, with G I s teaching locals on rubble diamonds from Anzio to Rome. Eight teams formed. two major leagues exist in cities like Milan, Florence, Genoa, and Anzio, drawing crowds around 5000 at 300 lire. The sport is organized under an Italian Baseball Federation led by Prince Steno Borghese. Americans coach but limited to two per team and no pitching. A U S embassy effort promotes the game with film and exhibitions, while funding and equipment remain costly. The story notes mixed Italian performance and light sports reporting humor.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Rome
Italy
Anzio
Salerno
G.I
Milan
Bologna
Trieste
Florence
Genoa
Steno Borghese
America
U. S
Frank Dennis
U. S. Information Agency
Dennis
Phil Rizzuto
Joe DiMaggio
Vic Raschi
Yogi Berra
Naples
Corriere del Sport
Corriere
English Lesson 2 Ww. Gordon on Pronouns and Spelling
Instructional note lists common errors in pronoun usage and spelling. Advises using you and me in comparative phrases and explains pronunciation of precocious and precocity. Mentions frequent misspelling of eruption as a caution.
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L. Gordon
Venal defined and misused in a tricky word study note
A short word study explores venal as capable of being bought, with faulty examples and a plea to remove corrupt members. The note hints at bribery and corruption while urging vocabulary improvement through a dubious exercise.
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