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Newspaper

Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1930

Page

8

My Greatest Thrill in Sport by Robert Zuppée

Coach Robert C. Zuppee recalls Illinois football’s 1916 upset over Minnesota, describing the famed Gophers and the perfect ten era, the dramatic Chicago reception, and how Illinois’ 14 to 0 victory became his greatest thrill in sport.

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Different Ways to Keep Radiator From Freezing

The article reports findings from the Bureau of Standards Washington on anti freeze options for auto radiators. Alcohol remains leading material though caution on acid in wood alcohol. Kerosene, calcium chloride, chromates, and glycerine tested for corrosion and overheating risks.

Bureau of Standards Washington

Passes Are Not Permitted to World Series Contests

The article states no free tickets are allowed to World Series games. Only paid seats are issued, with Commissioner Landis holding the single paid ticket. Presidents, promoters, and newspapers obtain passes or tickets through official allotment or purchase, reducing free admissions across major sports.

Kenesaw M. Landis Sam Brendon United States

Beginning of Fred Clarke's Big League Career

Barney Dreyfuss traveled to Memphis in 1894 to sign a player. Throw Em Down McCloskey demanded 75 dollars for Clarke, who then debuted with Dreyfuss and went five hits in five at bats. Clarke soon became one of baseballs greatest players.

Fred Clarke Barney Dreyfuss Pittsburgh Memphis McCloskey Man Mr. Dreyfuss Clarke Dreyfuss Pred Clarke

Reasons Cars Start Hard In Severe Winter Weather

Chief cites cold weather causes rough starts including heavy lubricants causing drag, worn spark plugs with wide gaps, excessive choke drawing raw charges into cylinders, valve leakage leaving insufficient gasoline, and dirty or misadjusted breaker points.

Timely and Interesting Bits of Different Sports

A collage of sports notes references Fresco Thompson and the Phillies trade talk, Temple basketball coach Jimmy Usilton, North Cates Hing grid plans, Dernie Weters’ US sprint titles, and remaining AllAmerica spots. It also mentions golf players Aubrey Boomer and Henry Cotton in Pacific coast events and small town opinions on miniature golf boosting employment.

Phils Fresco Thompson Aralge Aubrey Boomer Henry Cotton

New and Effective Plan to Drag Auto Out of Mud

Renard Mc Manus of Moline Illinois describes a cheap roadside rescue method using old skid chains and fence posts. He pins posts under the running boards, hooks chains to the rear, shifts to low gear, and lifts the front end, freeing the car with repeated success.

Winterizing Automobiles for Year-Round Use

The article argues car care in winter should mirror home warming practices. It urges simple, sensible adjustments to prepare vehicles for cold months, such as improving heating, insulation, and ventilation to keep cars and tracks operating reliably through the winter.

Stagg Plans Coaching Staff With Ex-Captains In Lead Roles

Former Maroon football captains will aid Director A. A. Stage this season. Ken Rouse to coach the line, Jim Pyott from 1928 will work with the backs, Pat Kelly from 1929 will assist with freshmen. Nelson Norgren, Stage’s first assistant, will be unavailable after October as he is in Japan with the ball team.

Stagg A. A. Stage Ken Rouse Jim Pyott Pat Kelly Nelson Norgren Stage Japan

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