14 Nov 1929
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1929
Page
1
Major Frank Cavanaugh announces this will be his last year at Fordham. The coach states he does not want to die there and hints at passing his winning football method to another outfit or stepping away from coaching.
A coach hints at a new role for Jones next season as eye trouble supposedly clears. Cornell football shows a profit of 145189.72 after expenses of 7008.81 and revenues of 222171.38 with football funding other sports’ losses, while the major league schedule narrows for next year. Amherst freshman captain Cadigan leads a strong yearling squad as West Virginia teams post 22 wins and Giants player Davie Brown earns recognition as a top American baseball shortstop.
A reader notes quick makeshift repairs for broken tire chains on a vehicle. If chains fail, remove them and wrap around the tires, a method useful in mud or soft ground. Garages charge about 10 cents for new links, a simple fix owners can perform in minutes with common supplies.
Wisconsin finds a pair of veteran tackles in Mite Lubratevich and Whitey Ketelcar. The rochester club and other figures are noted for league play and international tours. Elmer Miller is released by the Phillies. Haigen and Richwood set to tour Australia. Willie Kimm leads American League third basemen with several seasons at bat.
A motor quiz discusses how oil filters remove dirt from engine oil and when renewal is required. It explains filter efficiency, whether filters pass oil under pressure, and that filter bags can withstand 150 psi before rupture in tests.
Winter driving readiness tips from an old engineering bulletin. Inspect chassis and engine, tighten bolts, check alignment, drain and replace transmission fluids with kerosene then winter lubricant. Flush radiator, fit anti freeze, replace oil with winter crude, inspect wiring and battery, adjust brakes, clean carburetor and strainers, and top with top dressing for lasting protection.
A fragment touches traffic officer signals and Eastern woman tags for county records. It hints at a strong horseshoe pitching event and a notable 18 cylinder gasoline engine coming from a union, with comments on gas gauge accuracy and motorist errors in early non stop driving showcases.
A novel mini course in the city park uses only a putter. Players of all levels navigate concrete bridges, posts, shrubbery, and tight turns, turning a simple stroke into a real challenge amid urban obstacles.
Gigino Collett, four time American women's golf champion, will attempt to win the British title. She plans to travel to England next year to compete in the British championship.
Hawaiian Star Bert Kugy, a Chinese-Hawaiian halfback on the University of Kangis football team, previously noted for ground-gaining prowess in the ALM West, also excels in baseball track and basketball. He is also skilled on the ukulele.
The Federal Radio Commission extended licenses for broadcasters in the Gulied State beyond the July 31 expiry to October 4. The action aligns with commission requirements and affects stations awaiting renewal.
A sailing captain attempts to barter with an officer to avoid contraband charges. He asks for a $10 bill in exchange for safe passage, but the Euromg officer Joe cannot be swayed and refuses, claiming speech would fail even with a bribe in his mouth.
The guide declares they are passing through a rural hamlet while a young woman jokes that a hamlet is a piglet. The exchange highlights a playful misunderstanding in a small community setting.
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