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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1942
Page
3
The article states golf and bowling as the main non-contact playing pursuits for wide participation. Bowling exceeds golf in player numbers while golf dominates open country hiking and age span. Both are contrasted with football and boxing for physical intensity and accessibility.
The sport of bowling is praised for its accessibility and sheer entertainment value while lacking the flash of other sports. It appeals to a broad audience and remains simple for players due to its equipment and rules.
Veteran players will dominate next fall's pro teams as wars demand their service. College football faces a drop with fewer stars. crowds shrink and coaches face less pressure. Golf remains spectator friendly and sturdy, while youth emphasis shifts toward football boxing and overall rugged discipline for national readiness.
Bowling article outlines how to cope with slow alleys and improve results. It covers stance, speed, loft, higher back swing, and reducing wrist turn to prevent trapping the ball. Also notes early 1940s sports briefs including Pirates spring training and golf history.
Over the last six years more than a million people became United States citizens and now with the nation at war there is a rush to be American. The photos illustrate some of the steps foreign-born individuals take to become citizens.
Dan Peers discusses rural approach to rationing clothes for defense work, contrasts urban and rural adaptability, and notes extra coupons for disaster and war losses. He describes Latin American fair in New York and civilian defense activities with officials, events, and broadcasts.
A short note promotes using smart monograms to label items and enhance appearance. It promises quick completion of tasks with personalized initials.
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