Giants Hold Edge In World Series Preview
GAYLE Tau argues the New York Giants, with a staffed roster at every position, should overcome the Indians in six or seven games, noting Cleveland lacks a comparable lineup despite strong pitching. He cites stronger Giants defense and distribution of stars versus Cleveland’s retread lineup and questions whether pitching alone can win.
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George Strickland
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al Lopez
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Strickland
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ray Boone
George
Alvin Dark
Villanova sells 90,000 grid tickets to Amer Stores Co
Villanova University sold 90,000 tickets to Amer Stores Co for the home game against Houston on October 22, following a prior sale of 85,000 tickets for the Villanova Mississippi game. Tickets will be given to customers with purchases, with some kept for alumni and students.
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American Stores Co
Wildcats
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Municipal Stadium
Villanova
Ambrose F.bud Dudley
Report on status of Athletics franchise to be given
Philadelphia reports that Roy Mack will present options to American League owners in New York for the Athletics. Possible sale to Arnold Johnson or fundraising help are on the table as the club faces a bare treasury. Clark Griffith proposes Kansas City as a new home, which could shift schedules for Baltimore and Boston. Six votes are needed to approve any transfer.
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Joe Cronin
Durocher Declines Parade Lead For Giants Co Stars
Leo Durocher declined the lead car of New York Giants ticker tape parade after securing the NL title. He gave the honor to Willie Mays and Alvin Dark, praising them as the pennant winners and letting them lead the procession. Mays, Dark rode first car, while Durocher rode eighth in the 17-car motorcade.
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Durocher
Mao Renamed As No 1 Head Of Chinese Reds
The article reports Mao Tse tung named No 1 leader of Communist China at the People's Congress in Peiping, with Chou En Lai Premier and Liu Shao-chi as chairman of the Standing Committee. Chu Teh named vice chairman, all holding four year terms amid a body-arousing victory statement.
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Mao Tze-tung
China
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Peiping Radio
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Chen £Nlai
Liu Shao-chi
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Liu
People’s Republic of China
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Peiping
Vocabulary Lesson Lesson on Misused Words and Repository
English lesson notes discuss misused phrases and mispronunciations. It covers words misused such as first invitation attendance and the word repository defined as a place where anything is stored for sale.
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Hutchinson Likely to Leave Tigers for Seattle Manager Post
Detroit Free Press Sports Editor Lyall Smith reported in New York during the World Series that Fred Hutchinson, 35, has demanded a two year renewal to stay as Detroit manager. Hutchinson may become manager of Seattle in the Pacific Coast League if he departs the Tigers.
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Fred Hutchinson
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Tizers
Princeton 1859 game and hall of fame query in Rutgers campus note
The fragment mentions a 1859 Princeton game and asks about the National Football Hall of Fame site. It notes Rutgers University campus as the location and a preparation of guava served with cream, on campus.
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