Baseball for Russia and postwar hopes in humor
The Army and Navy Journal proposes introducing baseball to Russia to foster goodwill, equip 1,000 teams, and stage a Moscow-Petrograd world series. The piece riffs on potential political fallout, jokes about Stalin and Pravda, and muses on how sports could soften geopolitics while noting practical obstacles and wartime anxieties.
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Army and Navy Journal
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Gromyko
Williams triples as base running surge shocks crowd
Ted Williams races around the bases and completes a triple, eliciting startled reactions from Mrs. Gooch and a quip about beauty spending. A parent quips about their daughter's spending while a friend jokes about appetite and finances.
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