Strangest World Series Ever Played Opens With Braves Indians
The 1948 World Series pits the Cleveland Indians as clear favorites over the Boston Braves, opening Wednesday at Braves Field. Fireball Bobby Feller, despite a down season, aims to pitch, while Billy Southworth counters with right-hander Johnny Sain to anchor the Braves rotation.
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Navy recruit Reissig visits home after training
Harold L Reissig son of Mr and Mrs Reuben Reissig 666 West Lewis is home briefly from San Diego where he completed navy recruit training He is the ninth Pocatello boy to return home in two weeks before resuming in a navy trade school to study electrician mate for a fourteen week course
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Boudreau Delivers Indians Title Clincher at Fenway
Lou Boudreau, the Indians shortstop and manager, fueled Cleveland’s first pennant in 28 years with five plate appearances including two home runs and two singles. He rallied a wavering club at Fenway Park after fans urged his retention and a tense stretch drive ended with the Indians reaching the World Series.
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Indians Win Pennant Triggers Citywide Celebration
In Cleveland fans flood Euclid Avenue and Public Square after the Indians claim their first pennant in 28 years. Confetti, ticker tape, and a spontaneous snake dance mark a night of radio listening, laughing crowds, and calls to close schools.
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Press box at Spud Bowl supported by ISC and media
A letter from Pocatello comments on Idaho State College beginning construction of a press box at the Spud Bowl. The writer argues the school must provide facilities for writers and radio, noting the free publicity generated by press and stations. ISC officials are praised for valuing media coverage.
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Utes Prep for BYU Clash as BYU Preps Defense
Coach Ike Armstrong drills Utah after scouts report BYU offensive strength. Brigham Young ticket sales surge for the Utah game with 12 000 to 15 000 fans expected. Cougar defense tightens under Eddie Kimball as Utah State seeks improved play after a 9 7 loss. Idaho lists three key players hurt ahead of Oregon game after UCLA bruiser.
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All America conference clash halves Cleveland over Baltimore
United Press report records a pro football result with Cleveland beating Baltimore 14 to 10 in the All America conference.
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Fourth annual Cooks and Waitresses Ball at Frontier Club
A large crowd attended the fourth annual Cooks and Waitresses Ball at the Frontier Club. Prizes went to Don Gillman and partner for the fox trot, Mr. and Mrs. Adolpho Torres for the rhumba, and Sarah Sev ers and J. Ingersoll for the waltz. The Frontier Club Orchestra provided music.
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Bob Hope Seeks World Series Tickets for Indians Trip
Hollywood comedian Bob Hope, a minority stockholder in the pennant winning Cleveland Indians, will fly to Boston to watch the Indians face the Braves with no World Series tickets or hotel reservations. He worries ordering pastes would jinx the team and plans to improvise lodging. His wife and four others accompany him Thursday night.
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Needle-threader for all needle sizes and threads
A new device threads all small needles from No 9 up and any thread thickness. Users simply drop the needle eye down into a tiny hole to start threading. The invention promises simple operation and wide compatibility for sewing tasks.
Rexburg Vikings Seek Redemption Against Idaho State College
Rexburg Vikings aim to rebound after a 25-0 loss to Boise Junior Broncos. Ricks College faces Idaho State College next Friday at the city park with several key players sidelined by injuries. End positions look to be decided between Micklesen and Dalling, as Dalling recovers from a knee twist.
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Alexander the Great Orders Clean Shaved Ranks
The conqueror had his troops shaved regularly to prevent enemies from gripping their beards in battle. This practice reflected disciplined, uniform military tactics used during campaigns.
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