Thirty Thousand Bowlers Set for ABC World Championship
The American Bowling Congress world championship begins March 3 at Chicago Coliseum, with 30 000 entrants from across the United States Canada and Hawaii. Over 47 days 40 alleys host for a $200 000 prize, as champions and newcomers compete for top honors. Max Stein from Belleville Michigan, ABC all events champion in 1937, aims to improve on his 2070-pin nine-game record, though repeating is rare.
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Baseball Rumors Cloud Spring Training Jockeying for Jobs
Spring training rumors sweep MLB camps as first basemen face uncertainty across the American and National Leagues. Veterans and rookies alike are eyed for demotions or replacements, with names like Gehrig Greenberg Cavaretta Collins Bonars Hassett Camilli Braddock and Berg noted in trade and lineup chatter. A boxing note adds Jim Braddock retires after a storied career, ending the “Cinderella man” era.
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Around the House Home Craft and Cooking Tips
Practical tips on home dressmaking with a pincushion bracelet, using old shears for greens, boiling suet pudding with orange slices to collect grease, soaking potatoes before baking to shorten time, feeding birds in winter, haddock with tomatoes baked with butter onion parsley and cream, bacon in stuffing for flavor, and a tip to prevent skin on cream soups by beating before serving.
Notable Men and Sustained Work in Emergencies
An article by P W examines traits of distinguished men. It highlights that true greatness lies in the ability to persevere during emergencies, contrasting the big man who presses on with the little man who gives up when tired.
Trivia prompt on coldest places and language history
Questions ask about the coldest measured place, the language most proclaimed, division of the Ten Commandments, and Davy Jones in sailor lore. The fragment mentions a pole of cold in the north.
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Fragmentary Text on Language and Duties From Religious Note
The passage lists items about language elements and duties. It mentions Jesus oF Jean and a few names, then notes a Maley dialect influenced by Spanish English Chinese. It contrasts four sacred duties with secular duties to our neighbor, and references the evil spirit of the cea.
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Yale burial site in Wales tied to Elihu Yale
In H. V. Morton's In Search of Wales the Yale family estate near Bryn-Eglwys is noted. Elihu Yale, credited with founding Yale University, is buried not at Bryn-Eglwys Yale chapel but in Wrexham about 10 miles away.
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