Huggins Giving Youths Chance in Baseball Management
Analysis of Miller Hugh Huggins and other managers who promoted young players like Shea Ley and Mel Ott to bolster teams. Discusses Connie Mack’s 1925 changes and the Yankees’ rising strength, noting past slights and Herrmann’s role in Huggins moving to the American League.
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Causes of Buzzing in Radio Sets Listed
A historic note describes buzzing in radios arising from loose screws in the speaker, loose paper, stray buttons, loose laminations in transformer cores, or chokes. It cites pole piece strikes from armature as another source during audio regeneration of certain notes in amplification.
Big Causes for Waste of Fuel
An article explains how motorists waste fuel and how to maximize mileage. It covers smooth acceleration, throttle control, hand throttle on rough roads, and optimal driving speeds from 25 to 35 mph. It notes leaner mixtures in summer, carburetor adjustments, and checking fuel system components for leaks.
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Interesting Squibs of Sport from Princeton and More
A collage of sports notes mentions Princeton students earning over 41 000 in sports and Ohio State teams drawing 486 000 fans in a year. It cites the Yankees' attendance records, Pyle and Grange split, greyhound racing bets by the Chinese, a bexser in training avoiding boxing, and 788 stolen bases in the American League last year. It also notes Lee Pohl becoming pilot of a Des Moines Western league club, a critique of home runs, Billy Agee from Baltimore, Judge Emil Luchs on batsmen, Lou Magnola officiating three title bouts, Andy Cohen troubled by left ear, and U S Olympic rights valued at 60 000 dollars.
Engine tips for saving fuel and proper ignition
The text advises keeping the engine at about 18 degrees for economy and warns fuel waste from hard starting due to wide spark plug gaps or worn plugs. It recommends adjusting gaps or renewing plugs, and cautions against leaving the car in sun to vaporize gasoline and against long engine idling when not in use.
How to Reduce Noise of Atmospheric Disturbance
Amateur radio tip explains using a high resistance between antenna and ground to divert static energy into earth. A half megohm works well on average, tested via a glass support with pencil traces to form the resistor.
Waner Wins Most Valuable Player Honor in 1927
The National League named Waner the league’s most valuable player in 1927 after a record season with the Pirates. He played 150 games, led the circuit in hits with .826, and scored 144 runs while posting 41 doubles and 18 triples.
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Ed Walsh's Son Joins White Sox Pitching Staff
The White Sox announce Big Ed Walsh’s son, a Notre Dame standout, as the club’s new pitching hopeful. At 24, he stands 6 feet 1 inch and pitched well for Notre Dame for three years, with his father confident he will mature and win games in the majors.
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School for Drivers Who Think They Can Drive
A Chicago traffic officer urges a driver education school as a remedy for recklessness. The piece notes highway speed limits vary by state from 20 to 44 miles per hour, highlighting dangers of undertrained motorists and the inevitability of consequences like death and taxes.
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Summerall Opens C M T C Season At Fort Myer
Maj. Gen. C. P. Summerall chief of staff of the army delivers a stirring speech on citizenship to young officers in training at Fort Myer near Washington opening the C M T C season for 1928.
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Portrait of Arrs Joseph T Stobinson Wife of Senator Robinson
Mrs. J. T. Robinson presents a new portrait of Arrs Joseph T. Robinson, wife of the Senator and Democratic nominee for vice presidency.
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Joseph T. Stobinson
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Question on gender and achievement amid praise dynamics
A quoted reflection asks if men would pursue success without women present and whether men prefer praise from women over men, attributed to Atchi Som Globe. The remark frames gendered validation and ambition.
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