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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1946

Page

7

Derby crowds weigh Conn and baseball rivals in Louisville chatter

At Louisville for the Kentucky Derby a cross section of fans from across the United States discuss Billy Conn and Louis, the pennant races, and the coming season. They favor the Red Sox and Dodgers while doubting Yankee pitching. Wallie Butts and Paul Bryant name top college backs and stars such as Trippi, Blanchard, Davis, Fenimore, Gilmer, and Wedemeyer.

Louisville Louis Conn Conn Far West Louis Boston Red Sox Tom Yawkey Yawkey Boston Red Sox Cubs Cardinals Dodgers Brooklyn Dodger Wallie Butts Georgia Paul Bryant Kentucky Charley Trippi Maryland Trippi Blanchard Davis West Point Bud Young Illnois Bob Fenimore Oklahoma A Harry Gilmer Alabama Wedemeyer St. Mary's

Batting Race Opens With Ted Williams Leading Early

The piece notes Ted Williams at a .350 clip or better while Joe DiMaggio sits under .270 and Dick Wakefield trails with under .240. DiMaggio shines with an average above .400, Charley Keller also among the hot hitters in this early season summary. Outdoor sports section mentions a three piece open life set with pattern details.

Ted Williams Joe DiMaggio Dick Wakefield Red Sox Williams DiMaggio Wakefield Ers Om DiMaggio Charley Keller Tere

Household Care Tips From Everyday Tasks

A collection of practical hints covers decorating with pressed leaves under lamp shade cellophane, folding linens with hems aligned to resist wind, safely cutting buttons by sliding a comb under thread, and seating a workspace in the kitchen. It also advises removing shade cellophane after use to avoid heat damage and using cornstarch paste to lift grease and mud spots from rugs.

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