Rocky Marciano Nose Healing Question Sparks Debate
Headlines discuss Rocky Marciano nose healing after a heavy cut from Ezzard Charles and differing expert opinions on future bout safety. Mentions Dan Cochell as upcoming opponent and Big Bob Baker seeking a title shot against Nino Valdez. Also notes Harlem Globetrotters crowd and Curt Simmons returning for the Phillies. Baseball standings commentary closes the piece.
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Durocher’s World Series Heroes Fail to Attend Dinner
New York Giants manager Leo Durocher faced criticism as two World Series stars Dusty Rhodes and Willie Mays did not attend last Saturday’s P C L dinner at the Statler. Durocher had promised their presence, and the no-show drew unfavorable publicity for the noted skipper.
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Sequel compares MLB managers with Hall of Famer Bill Terry
The piece contrasts Fred Haney of the Pittsburgh Pirates with past figures like Bill Terry. It notes Terry’s Hall of Fame status and unpopularity, and argues Haney faces a thankless role with a lack of elite pennant material, predicting a possible cellar finish.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Haney
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St. Louis Browns
Indians Fall in Four to Giants in World Series
The Cleveland Indians, riding an American League pennant, faced the stronger New York Giants in the World Series and were swept in four straight games. The piece notes Cleveland’s earlier success against weaker league opponents but concedes the Giants’ superior depth and performance.
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California Christmas tree industry hit by seedling losses
Edward C. Stone, UC forestry assistant, reports up to 50 percent death rate in conifer seedlings during planting. He aims to study lifing and transplanting methods to reduce losses and lower costs for growers. Losses impede expansion of California reseedings and threaten national forests and private replanting efforts.
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Law In Action Criminal And Civil Law
A newspaper explainer contrasts criminal and civil actions after a car crash. It notes prosecutors must prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt in criminal cases, while civil suits require only a preponderance of evidence. Contributory negligence acts as a defense in civil cases but not in criminal trials.
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Berkeley seedling study seeks best growth cycle in California
In a greenhouse at Berkeley campus, Stone tests seedlings across six successive months from October, transplanting them into soil at five temperatures to map a natural growth cycle. He aims to raise survival to 85 to 90 percent by finding conditions that foster early healthy root development.
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Easter Greetings Carry Message of Resurrection
More Americans participate in church work, boosting Easter card demand. Hallmark reports record church membership of 100,000,000 and Sunday school enrollment of 35,000,000. Popular designs include Christ, the Resurrection, stained glass, angels, and Bible imagery. Hallmark introduces The Easter Story with ten sequenced scenes. Early Easter cards traced religious scenes in northern Germany in the mid 19th century.
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