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Composer Bennett began his symphony with conventional jubilant trumpetings. That was "The Dodgers Win." "The Dodgers Lose" was a dirge, almost Oriental in its luxurious grief. The scherzo of the symphony opened with plaintive bassoon bleats: President MacPhail offering Cleveland the Brooklyn Bridge and Prospect Park in trade for Pitcher...
Radio listeners last week heard a piece of music inspired by a baseball team. Lean, drawly Composer Robert Russell Bennett, who in his youth was a semi-pro ballplayer, played a new Symphony in D for the Dodgers on his WOR-Mutual program, Russell Bennett's Notebook. To the...
There was never a livelier opening day, but there were still 153 games for each club to play. Yet at first week's end, the favorites were still far behind. In the National League the Reds were in next-to-last place (with only one victory in five games...
Last week, this collection of oldtimers and newcomers had already won eleven consecutive games-a better spring showing than any other big-league team. But in their home park their winning streak ended. They lost all three games to the Yankees: 7-6, 3-2, 3-0. Undaunted, Dodger fans...
The Frank Merriwell of 1940 is very well preserved. He is light on his feet, a fast man with his fists. He is afraid of nothing. As president of the Town Improvement Society, he cleans up the face of Elmsport. As a citizen of the world, he tries to rouse...