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...times at bat are: g ab r h rbi avg. MacCoy, Pr'n't'n 5 16 3 9 2 .563 Turner, Cornell 4 14 2 7 4 .500 Harvey, Harvard 4 14 5 6 2 .429 Zarod, Dartm'th 5 19 6 8 6 .421 Governali, C'l'bia 8 29 3 12 3 .414 Halu, Penu 7 27 4 11 7 .407 F'zgi'ns, Harv'rd 4 15 3 6 3 .400 McQuillen, Penn 6 23 4 9 8 .391 Daniels, D'tm'th 5 18 4 7 6 .389 Bufalino, Cornell...
General Erwin Rommel squeezed the remnants of his Afrika Korps out of a tight spot last week. After waiting desperately for reinforcements to support his stand at Agedábia, Rommel, under cover of a sand storm, beat a successful 100-mile retreat to el-Aghéila, southwest of Agedábia-closer to his own base and source of reinforcements. The storm was so bad that British mobile units could not keep up with him. Once again Rommel had shown smart generalship in coping with a superior enemy...
Luck: wootsk Puck: pootsk Lwow: voof Lodz: lutsch Pripet: pree'petch Brest Litovsk: bzhesch lit-ev'ski Bialystok: bia-ly'stock Vilna : vil'no Przemysl: pshe-meeshl...
Tchaikovsky: Francesco da Rimin (London Philharmonic Orchestra, con ducted by Sir Thomas Beecham; Colum bia; 6 sides; $3.50). The storms of Hell swirling about Dante's damned lovers Paolo and Francesca, were never driver more furiously...
...himself against them in World War I. General Rommel apparently used one mechanized division (mostly German) in his giant raid, and by outflanking tactics took first el-Aghéila, the farthest point of British advance, then the desert outposts of Marsa el-Bréga and Agedábia...