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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-02
Chronology
Of 1916

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g'r&-3s January
f-za4zslzlza ~ 4-Tornado in
G--- northeast Tex
= as kills 20, in
lures hundreds, many are homeless.
15-Explosion in coal mine near WEIGH, w.
Va brings death to IA, injuries to ".
I8-All II persons aboard airliner die when
plane catches fire and crashes near
Cheshire, Conn.
N-Ten burn to death in apartment house
fire in Kansas City, Mo
28-Man hangar at Oklahoma City, Okla,
airport burns, killing 10, injuring 80.
S0-Airliner strikes Elk mountain in Wyo-
ming. All 81 on board die.
February
2AThirteen elderly people burn to death in
Cleveland home for aged.
4-Liner Yukon breaks up in storm OIL
Seward, Alaska. Two reported dead, 81
missing.
March
S-Airliner hits Laguna mountain in Cali
fornia. All q on board die.
10-Seven killed in crash OF Bog near San
Francisco.
and Georgia with death toll of seven.
- 1p-Army transport explodes over Sierra
Nevadas in California, killing 26 on
board.
April
7-Tornado kills four in Admission, Ala.
25-Forty-four killed, 100 injured when train
s crashes Is, rear OF first section in Naper'
so-Destroyer escort blows I'D while unload
ing ammunition at Earle, N. j.. killing
z. injuring 165.
May
10-Two navy bombers collide near Munson,
Fla, % die.
crash near Richmond, Va.
20-Army plane strikes New York City sky
scraper, killing six army personnel
June
6-Lasalle hotel fire in Chicago takes 81
lives, greatest disaster in U. S. hotel
history.
e-Fire in Dubuque, Iowa, hotel causes 10
Electrical storm in Massachusetts kills
12-B-29 crashes into peak near Gatlinburg.
Tenn, killing IL army personnel
17-Tornado along U. S. Canadian border
brings death to a.
July
9-Holiday weekend deaths total 231, mostly
traffic casualties.
19-Natural gas explosion in Buzzard's Bay,
19-Army plane crashes in storm near Good
land, Kans., killing 10.
August
Now, hopobar fo1Is bacI, aFter taka.of
killing II at San Diego, Calf.
S-B-25 bomber crashes in Long Beach.
Calf, killing six,
16-Flood in St Louis browns 2, leaves 1900
homeless.
1S-Tornado rips through Minnesota, killing
at Mankato. injuring so.
September
25-Six crewmen die in explosion and fire
on tanker Bennington outside Whining
ton, N. c., harbor.
26-Train wreck near Victorville, Calf. kills
October
2-Crash and explosion of B-29 bomber near
Battle mountain, New, kills IL.
S-Overseas airliner strikes hill near Ste
phenville, Newfoundland, killing all 80
persons aboard in worst disaster in
commercial aviation history.
8-Airliner crashes at Cheyenne, Wyo., kill
ing g injuring 10.
H-Air Transport service plane crashes near
Laramie, Wyo., killing 49,
November
6-Flood waters of Neches river recede at
Beaumont, Tex, after extensive damage
to rice crop and 5000 homes.
1S-Boiler explodes in school at Baroda.
Mich, killing one, injuring 10.
Storm forces air liner down near Sum
land, Calf, IL die.
Colorado blizzard causes Is deaths. ex-
tensive livestock loss.
December
7LGreatest hotel fire in history kills 100,
Injuries 100, in Atlanta, Ga.
13-N Y. tenement collapses, with death
toll of 81.
Eighteen men. including IA soldiers
killed in train crash at Mansfield Ohio.
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SPORTS

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Y wv January
1--"Bowl'' football
scores: Alabama a.
ST. Mary's 10; East All Stars tie West
All Stars to Z.
23-Bobby Riggs retains world professional
tennis title by beating Don Bulge in Los
Angeles.
February
17-AH Engen becomes American ski cham
pion with jump of 259 feet at Steamboat
Springs, Colo.
22-Lee Onla credited with knockout over
Gus Lesnivich, world light-heavyweight
champion, in non-title fight in New York.
March
17-Francisco Segura of Ecuador wins U. S.
indoor tennis title, beating Donald Mac.
Neil in New York
Montreal Canadiens clinch National
Hockey league title. Buffalo takes cor.
responding award in American Hockey
league.
26-Okiahoma A & M takes National Col.
legiate A. A. basketball title, beating
N Carolina 4340 In New York.
April
9-Montreal Canadiens defeat Boston to win
Stanley cup. highest award In profess
sionai hockey.
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September

5-William Heirens Of Chicago sentenced
to three consecutive life terms for muir
der Of three persons: Suzanne Degnan,
6, whose body he dismembered and hid;
Miss Frances Brown. SO. and Mrs. jose
phine Ross 43.
Emotion Picture association bans THE
Outlaw, Howard Hughes production.
H-Protestant Episcopal church House Of
Deputies approves hberalized canons on
remarriage of divorced persons.
29-One killed, many hurt in race riot in
Philadelphia.
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October

Nuremberg war crimes court finds Ie
OF q high Nazis guilty. sentences u to
hang, to prison.
1O-Italian peace treaty draft approved by
Paris peace conference Russia objects
to clauses on Trieste
15-Peace conference adjourns, after approv-
ing treaty drafts for Romania, Hungary
- and FINLAND. all over Russian protests.
16-Ten of Nazi war criminals hanged in
Nuremberg prison. Hermann Goering
commits suicide by poison. cheating
hangman.
zi-Onlted Nations general assembly opens
session in New York City
28-Stalin, seeks to quiet fears of Russian
aggression.
29-Molotov urges general reduction of arm.
b0mb = N~
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October

2-Crash and explosion of B-29 bomber near
Battle mountain, New, kills IL.
S-Overseas airliner strikes hill near Ste
phenville, Newfoundland, killing all 80
persons aboard, in worst disaster in
commercial aviation history.
8-Airliner crashes at Cheyenne, Wyo., kill
ing g. injuring 10.
17-Air Transport service plane crashes near
Laramie, Wyo.. killing Is.
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6-Flood waters of Neches river recede at
Beaumont, Tex, after extensive damage
to rice crop and 5000 homes.
1S-Boiler explodes in school at Baroda,
Mich, killing one, injuring 49,
Storm forces air liner down near Sum
land, Calf, II die.
Colorado blizzard causes Is deaths. ex-
tensive livestock loss.
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HUI
January

49, eminent and Chinese
Communist government
sign truce temporarily
hating civil war
19-Iran asks u. S. security council to inter-
vene in dispute with Russia.
27-Newly elected president of France,
Felix Gouin, meets with cabinet for
first time.
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December

7-Greatest hotel fire in history kills 100,
Injuries 100. in Atlanta, Ga.
13-N Y. tenement collapses with death
toll of 81.
Eighteen men, including IA soldiers.
killed in train crash at Mansfield, Ohio.
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August

Navy bomber falls back after take-off,
killing IL at San Diego, Calf.
S-B-25 bomber crashes in Long Beach,
Calf, killing six
16-Flood in st. Louis browns 2, leaves 1000
homeless.
1s-Tornado rips through Minnesota, killing
z at Mankato, injuring so.
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September

l-Greece votes 10 per cent in favor of re
turn of monarchy. headed by George II
2l-Russian Delegate Gromyko calls pres
ence of Q. S. warships near Greece "in
suit to Greek people,
18-Civn war reported in northern Greece
24-Stalin, spikes persistent rumors of new
war threat.
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November

5-"Cease-6re'' order issued in Java and
Sumatra by Dutch, British and Indo.
neSians.
11-Russian ambassador to U. S. demands
that Britain give Palestine Independence
or U. N. trusteeship.
12-Churchill charges Russia is ION war
footing
19-New members of U. N, Afghanistan. Ice.
land and Sweden, take seats
24-F-ench Communists make large gains
in election
T-General Macarthur freezes all assets of
Japans 10 wealthiest families.
29-Russia agrees to U. N. inspection of
ornaments.
December
1-U. $. and Britain merge German zones
economically.
6-"Big Four" nations at U. N. agree nm
.eace treaties for Italy, Romania. Hun
gary Bulg aria and Finland.
10-Civil war breaks out In Iran as semi
autonomous Azerbaijan province battles
government troops.
11-Fighting RACES In northern Greece.
guerilla forces driven into Turkey by
regulars.
1e-United Nations assembly adjourns after
choosing New York az permanent home:
disarm ament recommendation main
achievement
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September

25-Six crewmen die in explosion and fire
on tanker Bennington outside Whining
ton, N. c., harbor.
26-Train wreck near Victorville. Calf, kills
6. Injuries so.
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10-Fifty Negroes injured In race riot In
Athens. Ga. Sixteen persons later In
dicted.
15-Micro-wave communication Is demon
strated in transmission of facsimile mes
sages between New York and Boston.
20-FBI reports 13 per cent rise In crime
In first half Of year, compared with first
half of 1915, greatest increase since 1880.
30-Bendix air race won by Paul Mantz,
flying 2,048 miles between Los Angeles
and Cleveland at speed Of 4356 mph.
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March
April

Arrangements begin to place British
inundated Tanganyika, Togoland and
the Cameroons, and Belgian-mandated
Ruanda-Urundi under U. N. trusteeship.
14-All-out civil war RACES in Manchuria,
Chinese Communist general says.
25-Chinese Communists take over Hardin,
Manchuria, as Russians evacuate.
30-Plot to assassinate General Macarthur
uncovered in Japan.
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W1Ma5
'r&@s January
1A1saAzl ~ 4-Tornado 1
.
February
March

S-Airlner hits Laguna mountain In Cali
fornia. All q on board die.
10-Seven killed in crash Of B-29 near San
Francisco.
lT-Tornadoes sweep Alabama, Mississippi
and Georgia with death toll of seven.
7 1p-Army transport explodes over Sierra
Nevadas in California, killing 26 on
board.
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April

7-Tornado kills four in Admission, Ala.
25-Forty-four killed, 100 injured when train
crashes rear of first section in Naper-
vile, Ill.
S0-Destroyer escort blows I'D while unload
ing ammunition at Earle. N. j., killing
z. injuring 165.
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August

1z-"Unscheduled immigration" of Jews into
Palestine halted by British.
1S-Turkish government rejects Russian pro-
posal for joint defense of Black sea
straits.
gu. S. demands Yugoslavia release army
1iers forced down. and satisfaction for
deaths of five others shot down on
August 49,
Riots in Calcutta, India, quiet down.
leaving death toll of 1900 in Hindu
MCsien strife
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-02
February

1S-Harold L. Ickes resigns as secretary of
interior, following dispute with Presi-
dent.
15-Four-week u. S. steel strike ends.
25-Ofice of Economic Sterilization re-estab-
lished with Chester Bowles at head.
26-Julius A. Krug, former WPB Chief ap-
pointed secretary of interior.
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March

7-Presidential order re-opens all public
lands to demonstrating, excepting those
with uranium deposits.
23-W. Averell Hartman becomes ambassa-
dor to Great Britain.
31-Army superfortress makes first nonstop
flight from Honolulu to Philippines,
covering 5.525 miles in 81 hours, AZ min
uteS.
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feelings on fresh citrus fruits re-imposed
to counter sudden price rise.
22-National Intelligence authority created
to coordinate all government inteli-
gence units overseas.
29-Meat-packing workers return in 134 gov
ernment-seized plants.
Milford chronicle., 1947-06-13

HippopOtamuses often weigh
more than four tons.
Milford chronicle., 1947-06-13
GLENDALE
Community News

Community News
Mrs. May r. Smith motored to
Wilmington recently with her son
aand daughter-in-law, Sergeant and
Mrs. Charles M. Smith, where they
spent the day with Mrs. Charles
Smiths mother and they have now
returned to Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Tyndall of
Lewes were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
l. w. Ellingsworth last week.
Miss Gwendolyn Lynch spent
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Wilson of Milford.
Miss Ann Carey visited relatives
and friends in Philadelphia during
the weekend.
On Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E.
Samm0ns and family were dinner
guests of Mrs. Bayard Messick OF
Milton and motored to Lewes and
were callers of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lank.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Nelson Hall had
delightful trip during the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Ireland and
daughters motored to Maryland on
Sunday.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Horace Long and
daughter visited relatives in
Georgetown recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Dickerson
and daughter Phyllis. visited rela-
tives on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Jones were
callers in Milford on Saturday eve
ming.
E. F. Patterson is patient il
the Milford Memorial Hospital a
this writing.
Party
On Saturday evening, May 81, Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Sammons CAV,
surprise birthday party for Mrs
Elizabeth Messick, the grandma
ther of Mrs. Sammons at thei
home near town. Mrs, Messick wa
IS years young. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Messick, MI
and Mrs. Harvel Wells, Mrs. Bay
ard Messick of Milton, Mr.. an
Mrs. George Messick, Mr.. and Mrl
Granville Messick, Mr.. and Mri
Alfred Messick and Mrs. Bessi
Kitchens of Georgetown.
Mrs. Messick received many use
full and lovely gifts. Refreshmeni
OF ice cream and cake were ser,
ed.
School News
The winners OF the declamatio
contest held on Thursday evenin
June s, were as follows:
First and second grales-Lav
renee E. Warren, Jr., with "Tl
Tale. of Peter Rabbit"
Third and fourth grades-Dicl
West, "The Tar Baby"
Fifth and sixth grades-Wilsl
Jones, "Curfew Shall Not Ring T
night"
Seventh and eighth grades-Ea
Powers, THE Meaning Of Amer
ca"
Girls who were winners, follOy
First and second grades--Rh
Ireland, plato, the Story of
Cat"
Third and fourth grades-Ro
Marie Fetschel, Parrots"
Fifth and sixth grades-Fredet
Ireland, ."Bfll"
Seventh and eighth grades-Be
ty Carey, Hanging a Picture"
The judges were: Mrs. Marg
ret Henderson, teacher, Geore
town; William Henderson, Suss
county agricultural agent; Wa
rem Gooden, superintendent of M
ton Public School; j. r. Brittir
ham, principal of Houston Pub
School.
Milford chronicle., 1947-06-13

Each winner was awarded gold |
medal by the following: NPurneIl's
Hardware Company, Georgetown; |
Ayers Theatres, Georgetown and |
Seaford; Penn Oil Company, Sea-
ford; Y. and M. Sporting Goods
Company, Seaford; Atlantic Ice
and Coal Company, Milford; Humes
Hardware Company, Milford; I. G.
Burton Chevrolet Dealer, Milford;
Bayard Wharton, Ford Dealer, Mil
ford.
An award was also given to the
boy and girl who were judged the
best citizen and student. This was
for honesty, truthfulness, cooper
alton, loyalty, athletic, social and
community activities, leadership,
personality and general all-round
popular student. The award was
given by William Ellingsworth's
Service Station, Glendale, and was
awarded to Miss Shirley Lea Ell
| IlingswOrth, and the award given
by Lynch's Auto Salvage Company
was presented to Lewis West.
K
Miss Edith Jones of Georgetown
presented Perfect Attendance
Certificates" as follows:
Pearl Jones.Five years.
i Burke Jones-Five years.
Fredia Beebe-Three years.
Frances Short-Three years.
i Norman Sennett-Nine years.
Robert Short-Six years.
Glendale Methodist Church
Rev. w. Bundick, Pastor
I Sunday, June Is
Sunday school services at 10 a.
m. in charge of F. w. Ireland, SUI
perintendent.
Preaching at IL a. m. by the
pastor.
Youth Fellowship at p. m.
Special services by Class No.
in honor of Fathers Day at eight
o'clock.
/. Meeting
Glass No. will meet with Mrs
j. Handy Lynch, ST., on Monday
> evening, June 16, at o'clock. AL
members please be present.
;. Meeting
: Glass No. will meet with Mrs
1 Emma Givens on Friday evening
!. June 13. Don't forget, Friday, TIN
). 18th" All are. cordially invited.
e Meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Elwood Tucke
: will entertain the New Market W
8 s. C. S. on Thursday evening, Jun
: 10, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond Tucker. All are cordiall
invited.
n McColley's Methodist Chapel
3. Rev. w. Bundick, Pastor
Sunday, June Is
2 Sunday school services at 2 p. n
le Preaching at 3 p. m.
Children's Day program will b
" held on Sunday evening, June 20
Union Methodist Church
IN Rev. w. Bundick, Pastor
D. Sunday, June Is
Sunday school services.
ri Children's Day program will
l. held on Sunday evening. June %
Faith Bible Holiness Church
': Rev. Robert B. Nailor, Pastor
ga Sunday, June Is
Sunday school services at 2 p. I
Preaching by pastor.
Be Everyone welcome.
Bake
ia The Ellendale w. S. G. S. wi
hold bake in the Glendale Scho,
t. on Saturday, June IA at 10 o'cloc
There will be pies, cakes ,eggs al
a. dressed chickens for sale. Come.
e. Friday evening, Mr.. and MI
ex Bayard Messick of Milton we
r. dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lay
IL renee Sammons and daughters.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-06
SALMON DERBY ACE LIMIT E LOWERED;
 MORE PRIZES GIVEN

The Salmon Derby Committee net last night in the office of the Juneau Merchants Association to make further plans for the Derby, which will be held on August 3l. It was decided that the age limit would be lowered to 10 years of age All young people between the ages cf 10 to 16 must be ac- cempanisd by parents or guardians. They may have help in landing thc fish
 New prizes donated this week were: Thomas Hardware. beryllium rcd; Tot To-Teen Shcp, McGregor sports jackat, Lu-Eke, ArgofleX camera; Triangle Cleaners, credit on cleaning.
 Pcrcy's donated 10 gallons Of ice cream. Other merchants handling ice cream have not heen contacted yet.
 Next meeting of the Salmon Derby Committee will be held in the Council Chambers of the City Hall on Tuesday evening at 7:3o cclcck.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-06
RING DOPE

Four events took place in rings last night, with the following re- suits:
 Bridgeport, Conn, Joe DeMartino 148, Bridgeport. knocked out Mar ty Servo, l43, Schenectady, N. Y, in the first round of their go. Los Angeles Turkey Thompson 2l8, Los Angeles. TKO.ed Kid Ri- viera, 227, St. Louis, in the fourth. Seattle Jack Snapp, 161, Kla- math Falls, Ore, and Pedro Jiminez, 159, Vallejo, Calif., drew in ten rounds.
 Pittsburgh-Sammy Adragna, 143, Carnegie, Pa, outpointed Freddie Archer, IA, Newark, N. J., in ten fast frames.
 Complete stock of oil wood, coal burning ranges. stoves, heaters at Juneau Young Hardware Go.
 adv 644-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-06
yE(0ND BIRTHDAY E CELEBRkTfD TUESDAY
 BY JUDY KAY ELlsEN

Eleven small friends. accompanied by their mothers helned little Judy Kay Elisen celebrate her eeond Birthday yesterday afternoon at party at the cllcicr Highway home ct her pafonts. Mir and Ms Oscar Elissn
 Refreshments were served the younsstcrs at table built especially lol the occa sion by ludH Rays ia.h- q, who made lt lust the ,iyht leight for the small gusts. A teau,isul big birthday eata was served with honom3de jcc cream
 Judy Nays guests iacludcd C;ear- gie Councrs Lcc Anu Satire, Saren Campbell Candaca and Nua Lown, Dcnna Ice sam Garry Ia5oie, Stanley Fam'n Judy N. Relns. Marsha and Linda Erwin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-06
HAMMERS IN
 2-t VICTORY
 OVER ANGELS
All Second Division Clubs in P. {. League Win
 Games Yesterday
IN The Assoeiated Pressl


 The underdogs in the Pacific Coast League presented a solid front yesterday
 Four second division teams all won their games while the first di- vision clubs all lost.
 As result Portland moved up into fourth place behind the lead ing Los Angeles Angels, replacing Sacramento. but otherwise there were no changes in the league standings
 The Seattle Rainiers, breaking a six-game losing stretch, took an H. inning battle from Los Angeles. to l, with all runs scored in the final frame. The Angels Dutch Mccall pitched tight one hitter for the regulation innings, but gave up five blows in the extra innings, while Los Angeles was getting to three Seattle hurlers for eight hits Guy Fletcher was credited with the win.
 Last place San Diego took to l win from second-place Oakland, jumping on the Acorns starting pitcher. Floyd Speer. for two 5allies ill the opening inning and adding another in the third
 Iii another Thinning contest the Portland Beavers upset San Fran cisco to to win the opener of a threegame series The Seals tied 1t up at A in the seventh. Mayo smith ended the contest in the eleventh with a home run. Only two of Portland's runs eff South paw Bill Werle were earned. Relief Hurler Jake Mooty was credited with the win.
 The Hollywood Stars, winning 10 Of their last II games, pulled even with fifth-place Sacramento by de- feating the Solons to 3 It was a five-run surge in the eighth that spelled victory for the battling Stars
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-06
TENNIS TOURNEY SCHEDULED NEXT
 WEEK IN BOWL

Starting August 12, weather per- hitting, tennis tournaments for both men and women and for youngsters will be held under the sponsorship of the Evergreen Bowl recreation program.
 For adults, there will be a men's singles and a women's singles tournament; and for boys under Is years of age, there will be a separate tournament.
 An entrance fee. of fifty cents will be charged for adults, but there will be no entrance fee for the under l9 age group. Contest ants may sign up at the office of the Daily Alaska Empire, news desk, or in Evergreen Bowl with Director Bob Sanford during the day. The deadline for sign-ups is set for II a. m. Monday.
 Trophy cups will be awarded the winner of each of the three tournaments. Winners will not keep the trophies, but their names will be engraved, and the trophies put en display to be awarded again next year.
 During the tournament, one court will be reserved for matches, and contestants will have first choice on the second court,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-06
Gastineau Channel League
tFinal Standingsl
| 6 a g Il e
 Leaders ].

The leaders in the two major leagues, through games of yester- day are as follows:
 National League
 BATTING Walker Philadelphia, BAG. Cooper, New York 323 RUNS BATTED IN Mi2e, New York, 80, Marshall, New York, 85. HOME RUNS-Mige, New York, 34 Marshall, New York, a.
 PITCHING ten decisions or more)- Blackwell Cincinnati, l9-4' .9i8
 American League
 BATTING Boudreau. Cleveland, 336. Kell, Detroit, .335.
 RUNS BATTED IN - Williams, Boston. "A. DiMaggio, New York, Fl. HOME RUNS Williams, Boston, 24 Heath, St Louis, 20.
 PITCHING tten decisions or mcrel Shea, New York, l13, 786 Hutchinson, Detroit l0-4, TIA.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-06
Ap SPORTS
 ROUNDUP
By CHICK HoSCH tfor HUGH
 FULLERTON. LRl

ATLANTA. Aug. 6. lR Paul (Bearl Bryant, Kentucky's young football coach, at first glance ap- pears to have scored the South's greatest victory since Bull Run
 A tentative roster of 48 freshman gridders list 27 Yankees" including nine from Pennsylvania and ten from West Virginia In fact, he got an entire "All-StateH backfield from the latter State and 6 dozen others made various honor" teams.
 Bryant, younger at 33 than several of his assistants. started a l0-year contrg,,t for the Wildcats last year by winning seven games-more than any of his Southeastern Conference predecessors.
 To go with those 4S yearlings, Bryant has 2S lettermen and about 20 reserves from last year, which ought to rank his team fairly close to the top this fall That's why the Kentuckians. who in the past have shifted the conversation to horse racing CT basketball, smile when it's recalled that rival coaches, in a recent poll on the probable order of finish. placed the Wildcats in the second division
 Cliff Hopp of Hastings, Nebr.. brother of baseball's Johnny and footballs Harry CHippety), has en- tered Georgia. He's freshman half back.