Eyeglasses gain support from baseball leader and sport editors
John McGraw backs eyeglasses for major league players amid rising acceptance. Chick Hafey notes improved vision while most athletes wear specs without hindering play, except in boxing and wrestling where protection would impede.
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John McGraw
New York Giants
Sam Otis
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Chick Hafey
St. Louis Cardinals
Taking Care of Big Truck for the Farm
Farm mechanics expert Dan Scoates urges new farmers to adopt regular, disciplined maintenance for trucks. He advises periodic inspections, tightening bolts, oiling the rear end, greasing, checking fan belts and radiator, and weekly tire inflation, plus routine weekly visits to the filling station and milestone oil and grease intervals. Regular care prevents major repairs and keeps equipment clean.
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Dan Scoates
Farm Mechanics Department
Agricultural Engineering
Texas A. & ML College
College Station
Texas
Sports notes mix of baseball boxing and autos
Joe Jenkins, veteran catcher, moved to Buffalo from the New ark club. Garland Buckeye released to Atlanta in the Southern association. Salisbury signs Walter Chandler from South Carolina. Tommy Hughes joins Des Moines Demons. Maurice Holohan elected captain of Chicago 1930 baseball. Sweden had over 126000 motor vehicles in 1920. One auto in four faces fatal or serious injury. Fritz Maisel presented an automobile by Baltimore fans. Over 10 000 Maya Indians play baseball across Yucatan. Ohio State polo team beat Chicago 12 0. Ernie Wingfield sent to Topeka Western League. Shaner drafted by Reds from Chattanooga. McDermot and Lymperopoulos mentioned with Illinois teams.
Wilson of the Cubs Named Best Hitter
The Chicago Cubs Hack Wilson leads his league in home runs and runs batted in while Babe Ruth is booed for missed shots. Jim Bottomley and Pie Traynor also rate for RBI, with Douthwright and Lloyd Waner highlighted for their batting and fielding, as Heydler era analysis notes.
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Babe Ruth
Yankees
Hack Wilson
Cubs
Ruth
Wilson
Irving Vaughan
Chicago Tribune
Jim Bottomley
Monarch
Hack
Bottomley
Pie Traynor
Pirates
Traynor
Dourhit
St. Louis
Lloyd “Baby” Waner
Douthbit
Waner
Joe Becker's Ruling on Runs Batted In in Baseball Humor
Joe Becker, not starting the season with the Coast League, later joins the International. While inactive he advised friends in Joplin on baseball decisions. When asked about credit for a run batted in after a batter is hit by a pitch with bases loaded, he replied that it would fall under runs butted in.
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Joe Becker
Coast League
International
Joplin
Joe
The Motor Quiz How Many Can You Answer
Questions and concise answers on fuel waste from fouled plugs engine warming causing bearing damage tire sunlight effects and oil on rubber. It notes replacing plugs after signs of misfire and annual inspection. Also warns against parking in oil puddles and racing a cold engine to warm it up.
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Caldwell
West Brave Rookie Meehan Pursues Grid Iron Coaching
West Brave Rookie Chick Meehan, famed for football at New York university, formerly a rookie with the Boston Braves under George Stallings, now concentrates his efforts on coaching the gridiron.
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West Brave
Chick” Meehan
New York University
Boston Braves
George Stallings
All Year Touring on Coast Shows Western Gasoline Use
Figures from the California State Automobile Association show California leading Western states in gasoline consumption at 601 gallons per car per year. Oregon 535, Texas 532, Washington 529, with New Mexico Arizona Wyoming above 500 and Idaho lowest at 418. Idaho peaks in spring and summer use at 61 percent, Montana 60 percent, while Texas is nearly even with 51 percent summer.
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Pacific Coast
California State Automobile Association
California
Oregon
Texas
Washington
New Mexico
Arizona
Wyoming
Idaho
Airwood plane crash kills Kay in Missouri
Marshall references say William Q. Kay about 25 of Airwood Calgary Canada piloted a biplane that fell four miles south of here bursting into flames. His companion R B Fuller of Jacksonville Florida survived though his clothes burned as he escaped.
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William Q. Kay
Airwood
Calgary
Canada
R. B. Fuller
Jacksonville
Fla
Fuller
Kay
Columbia
P. T. Rooney
Cameron
Alphonse Lueckenette
Jefferson City
E. C. White
Ottumwa
David Deboer
Henry Deboer
River Des Peres
Tom P. Barnett
Paul Serdanier
Caisson
Arcade
Frank P. Nuderscher
Springfield
T. H. Gideon
State Highway Commission
Edgar J. Shook
Shook
Kansas City
Highway Commission
Sedalia
United States
E. H Weinrich
Joe Cash
Blackwater
Federal Court
A. W. McAlester
University School of Medicine
Guy L. Noyes
Eldon
Rock Island
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Buffalo
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Atlanta
Southern Association
Salisbury
Walter Chandler
University of South Carolina
Tommy Hughes
University of Texas
Des Moines Demons
Norway
Maurice Holohan
University of Chicago
Sweden
Department of Commerce
Baltimore
Fritz Maisel
Yucatan
The
Automobile Club of Southern California
Ohio State
Chicago
Championship Wrestling
Ernie Wingfield
Muskogee Chiefs
Topeka
Goff
Shaner
Red Sox
Reds
Chattanooga
W. A. McDermot
Riverside
Calif
University of Illinois
James L. Lymperopoulos
Argo
Illini
Kenneth Strong
New York Yankees
Strong
Wawona Big Tree
Yosemite National Park
Missouri News Nuggets
Paul Springer
John L. Miles
Springer
Bértillon
Francis A. Hart
Bureau of Identification
Hart
de Sote
O. E. Edwards
Newman
Depent
Rever
OF &A
Horace
DR. Caldwell
P. Co. Inc
Barbara
Jim
Vancouver