Television Returns To Baseball on NBC in Preview
New York reports television viewers have begun to see baseball again after the war. NBCs WNBT has aired about one afternoon game weekly and one night game under floodlights. Changes include a scheduled time shift to 10 oclock for the New York banquet and several program listings across ABC CBS and NBC. Madame Curie born Maria Sklodowska is noted as a Polish governess before becoming a scientist.
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Belmont decision looms on Hoop future at Belmont
Racing notes from New York report Hoop and Kentucky Derby winner Ken tucky Derby hopeful Hoop will be decided today at Belmont afterTrainer Ivan Parke said he and F W Hooper will discuss the colt who ran second in the Preakness with a bowed tendon He is out of the Belmont Stakes Alabama may stay in the barn for Belmont Delaware Park reopens and Col E R Bradley watches Devil Diner win the Suburban Handicap from his box at Belmont
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Hancock Victors Over Virginians In Hard Fought Game
Hancock A C defeated Stephenson A C of Virginia Sunday on Hancock diamond by a tal score. Whisner and Hendershot pitched well. Hancock defense featured two double plays breaking up a visitors rally. Steiner Pickett and Yost led Hancock hitting. Willis and Morrison starred for the losers. Next Sunday Hancock visits Williamsport for a return game with the Wildcats.
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Court ruling finds AP by laws violate anti trust act
A federal court held that the Associated Press admission by law limits trade and violates the Sherman anti trust act. The decision, 5 to 4, upheld lower court orders to relax AP membership rules. The ruling came after a lengthy term with five opinions filed and October court recess.
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Justices Split on AP By laws Restraining Trade in News
Detailed opinions reveal a four to one split over whether the Associated Press by laws restrain competition. Justice Frankfurter supports a stricter antitrust reading, while Douglas and Murphy dissent, Roberts lambasts the majority as injunctive overreach, and Stone concurs. The case hinges on whether AP bylaws impede rivals and threaten press freedom.
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Trees Damaged By Leaf Aphids Here
County Agent Mark Miller identifies Norway maple leaf aphids as the cause of a maple disease visible on local trees in the western part of town. Aphids produce a sticky substance attracting ants and causing excessive leaf drop. natural enemies are feeding on the pests, nicotine-sulphate spray is advised as a precaution. No Dutch Elm disease destruction is evident locally this spring despite heavy infections elsewhere.
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