Word: stahl
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Henry Foster (H) defeated Ringe (D), 3-2; Hugh Foster (H), defeated Stahl (D), 3-2; Clark (H) defeated Kurr(D), 3-1; McKittrick (H), defeated McGean (D), 3-0; Ames (H) defeated Feldberg (D), 3-2; Nawn (H) defeated Van Raalter (D), 3-0; Cameron (D) defeated Fischelis (H), 3-2; Loncope (H) defeated Irving (D), 3-1; Cabot (H) defeated Keese...
Samborski handled the crimson diamond forces for two years following the retirement of Floyd Stahl after the 1946 season. He piloted his 1947 team to third place in the League standings, and brightened an otherwise mediocre season last year by downing the champion Eli nine 2-0 in a finale at New haven...
...took was a little imagination, and an amateur's interest in archeology. One day last fall Willy Stahl, Los Angeles musician and painter, went into the Mojave Desert 180 miles northeast of Los Angeles and tried to guess where he would have settled, had he been a Pinto Man living 10,000 years...
...those days, just after the last glacial period, he knew, the Mojave was well-watered, forested country. Amateur Archeologist Stahl tramped the desert, traced the course a river once ran, tumbling from the mountains down over a waterfall (now a dry lava cliff). Half a mile below the "falls," Stahl found a little rounded hill which must have been a pleasant spot in late Pleistocene times. "Here," he said, "is where I would camp if I were a Pinto Man." He dug holes in the bone-dry earth. Three feet below the surface he found stone artifacts characteristic of Pinto...
Franklin W. Stahl, of 32 Mount Vernon Avenue, Needham, Mass., a graduate of Needham High School...