Seeing Big League Baseball By Billy Evans
Billy Evans analyzes how players respond to criticism and crowds, citing Babe Ruth Bob Meusel and others. He notes Ruth’s mixed reactions, Meusel’s quiet ferocity and misperceptions, Wailer Mails’ razzing driven exit, and a young gas station owner in St Louis who defies norms while balancing work and life. The piece blends attitudes, psychology, and notable names from the era.
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Babe
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Bob Meusel
Cincinnati
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Meusel
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Wailer
Ty Cobb
Wailers
Urs
Mails
Mills
Viegue
Tie
Cleveland
Carl Reynolds Star Player Hits Hard On Football Field
Carl Reynolds, nicknamed a hard hitter, stars on Southwestern football. He delivers powerful runs and tackles, driving opponents from the field with bursts of speed and strength. Teammates praise his aggressive plays and extended impact across both offense and defense.
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Carl Reynolds
Timely Sports Tidbits From Tits World Of Sport
A collage of sports notes from 1920s era columns. Baseball mentions Red Sox, Glante pitcher Pred Fitzsimmons and Yankee star Tony Lavert, plus Harvard football, Michigan and other colleges. Tennis note on French leaders. billiards leader Koji Yamada seeks international play. several player moves and league shifts noted.
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Tits World OF Sport
Red Sox
Cambridge
Pirgraglis
Speedometer Noises Blamed on Vehicle Instrument Shaft
Speedometer noises are blamed on the instrument shaft and cables when pushed into a tight bend. Summer S. Howard, director of service for a large spark plug company, notes the issue stems from the flexible shaft. A simple fix is to reach behind the instrument panel and adjust the shaft into a proper position.
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Summer S. Howard
Howe
Feerys
Beard Yind
Howley Optimistic on Shaft Position in Speedometer Drive
The article explains how a speedometer uses a drive from the engine to measure speed and mileage. It notes common failures when cables break from sharp bends or careless handling and highlights the device’s importance for measuring speed, distance, fuel efficiency, and maintenance needs.
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Gyraugh
Man o War Suffered Only One Defeat In Career
Announcements list sale of famed thoroughbred sires including Colin once on Edward B. McLean racing farm. Colin sired On Watch who ran second to Man o War and excelled in Jamaica two year old stakes of 1910. Colin won all 17 races before retirement after injury. Man o War’s lone loss came to Upset as a two year old.
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Colin
Edward B. McLean
Mous
Jamaica
Lisbon Aegean Tapestry of Peoples and Stone
In Lisbon Portugal the kernel of the country blends ancient rulers with modern life. The harbor city exports cork wine olive oil and tropical fruits while importing coal wood and manufactured goods from England Brazil and Africa. Streets show Phoenician Moorish Jewish and Greek lineages in a cosmopolitan populace, with Lisbon’s Cidade Baixa featuring earthquake resistant three to six story tile clad buildings and the famed Rolling Motion Square in Rocio.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Isbon
Republic of Portugal
Portugal
India
Lisbon
Ulisips
Hay Creek
Ulysses
Pleasant Bay
Deccase
Tagus
Europe
Felicitas Julia
Lusitania
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Byron
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England
Brazil
Tere
Cidade Baixu
Aimerica
Rocio
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