Little League Seeds Youth Baseball Nationwide Growth
The Little League, begun by Carl Stotz in Williamsport, Pa, has grown into a nationwide program for boys aged 8 to 12. In 1948 about 21,600 youngsters in 1,200 teams across 22 states compete for a national pennant, with the World Series held in Williamsport. The program relies on sponsors like U.S. Rubber, features scaled two thirds size diamonds, and emphasizes safety, sportsmanship, and community involvement.
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Czar “Hap Y" Chandler
United States
Rand
ST Etnies
Carl Stotz
Williamsport
U.S. Rubber Company
Bears
William Sport
Elty
Wiliamsport
Aveater
United States Rubber Company
Tattle League
Stotz
Happy" Chandler
Baseball Crar
Ra Ereed
Life League
America
Litle Boys of America
Freezing Foods For Home and Small Scale Use
Tips for quick freezing of fruits vegetables and prepared dishes. Use two hour rule for prep wash raspberries strawberries peaches peas and green beans then freeze with sugar or proper packing. Includes equipment readiness container sealing and recommended varieties and freezing times for best quality.
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Cuthbert
Latham
Viking
Marshall
Jakarta
Little League World Series Draws 10000 Fans in 1949 Final
In ten years the Little League has grown into national prominence with a world series. The 1949 final game between Hammonton New Jersey and Pensacola Florida drew over 10,000 spectators.
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United States
Hammonton
N. J
Pensacola
Flo
Electric Cowboy Spark Boosts Ranchers Spring Stock Care
Fain Jopits unveils an electric cowboy battery powered device to power dry cell electric fencing for farms. The unit, dubbed Cowboy Spark, promises a safe economical way to keep cattle and stock in pastures and away from planted fields as spring arrives.
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Epring
Tarmera
Cowboy
Gress Up Ordinary Foods M Your Serve Them Often
The article offers quick dressing ideas to brighten fruit salads with currant jelly and French dressing. It suggests adding brewed bacon lettuce and sliced tomato on buttered toast and serving with thin hot American cheese, for a different luncheon option.
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Lynn
Untangling Tractor Attachments With Homemade Gear
A brief note describes homemade equipment that speeds removing attachments from a tractor. The device uses two upright levers and clothed-like handles to hold and operate the unbolted attachments, enabling one man to perform the task without lifting any heavy load.
Screwworm Flies Begin Most Widespread Year
U S department of agriculture reports screwworms are starting their most destructive and widespread year, especially in southern states. Stockmen urged to protect livestock with inspection of animals at least twice a week.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Milk Stain Removal and Household Incinerator Use
Milk stains respond to cold or lukewarm water with soda for stubborn marks. Several families share a gas incinerator in multiple buildings, burning about three bushels of garbage per hour with low operating costs. The term trousseau originates from trusse meaning bundle, reflecting a bride’s future provisions.
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Fies
Pitti
Crete
Miscellaneous
Bern Company
Miso, Baar
Fuer
U.5
Kellogg's
Batth Creek
Mich
Wru
Richmond
Pad
Cay Fall
Little League
U.S
Fea
Mina
Ulve
Magnuston
Blots
Bemminioner
Iraree
Hirst Inntog
Willarsapert
Munch Sacca
Jerry Diller
Big Brothers
Bruce Dudley
American Association
G. M. Tautnan
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Eddie Astander
Mickey MrConney
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lynn Coambers
Eemane Ape
Hale Haven
J.H. Hale
Allen
Olln Industries
Ine
Fain Jopits
W. Bisa
Todas & Coy
Lidia
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