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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1946
Page
10
The Cat Fancier’s Association notes male tortoise shell cats are rare and valuable to breeders. however, there are documented male tortoise shell cats.
A New York sports roundup notes unnamed insiders predict Mickey Owen could rejoin the Dodgers, Bob Feller may receive a big off season offer, and Cecil Travis could sign a five year Mexico deal after spring training.
The New York Post recalls Eddie Stanky who drew 148 walks to set a baseball record last season and leads the league again with over 90 bases on balls. He questions the calls from umpire George Magerkurth.
Bernard Destreman predicts better tennis in the United States due to diplomacy relief. Wes Fesler begins Pitt camp with 100 players and sends the Pitt band to practice. Al Bush returns to Western Michigan College after Princeton service. Nebraska fans learn a boxer is in Washington but not the old coach at West Point. Joe Louis plans to send punches to Mauriello and Conn. Skip Stahley notes departures of Czekaj Misewicz Hapanowicz Mesroban. Madison golf foursome Kuelling Smith Hardness Lee has 425 rounds 7650 holes 1778 miles. Tiny Wall, 293 pounds, is the camp cook at Don’s camp in Los Angeles.
Seven former national amateur champions join 150 entrants at Baltusrol Golf Club in New Jersey for the 1940s trials to determine the field for the national amateur championship. Defending champion Bud Ward leads a list of past winners granted automatic exemption. 141 places remain for others after Aug. 29 qualifying at 36 holes.
On August 17 at 16 a.m. household kitchen furniture and all kinds of carpenter tools will be sold. Location Dodge Avenue. Owner Mrs. Cecil Loy.
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