Huggins Tremendous Impact on Youth in Baseball
The article notes经理 Huggins giving chances to younger players like Shea Ley and Durocher, with Mel Ott of the Giants and Connie Mack’s Athletics altering lineups. It recalls past doubts about Huggins and credits his rise to prominence with smart leadership and success in the American League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Huggins
Shealey
St. Paul
Pipgras
Durocher
Yankees
John McGraw
Melvin Ott
Giants
Ott
McGraw
Connie Mack
Athletics
Connie
Causes of Buzzing in Radio Sets
The buzzing in radio sets may arise from loose components. A loose speaker screw or torn cone paper can rattle with certain pitches. A stray button near the speaker, loose transformer lamina, or choked core parts may cause buzz. Pole piece strikes by the loudspeaker armature can happen during audio regeneration at various notes.
Big Causes for Waste of Fuel
Advice from a news bulletin on saving fuel emphasizes smooth throttle use and steady driving, noting jerky acceleration wastes fuel. It explains optimal speeds, carburetor tuning, cooling system temperature, spark plug gaps, and avoiding heat or idle engine waste.
Interesting Squibs of Sport Highlights and Baseball Notes
Princeton University sports last year netted over 41000 dollars in revenue. The Yankees set attendance records across American league parks. Ohio State teams drew 236000 fans in the previous year. Pyle and Grange split news drew cynical quips. Chinese gamblers try greyhound racing. Boxers in training focus on fighting. American league stole 788 bases versus 649 in the National League. Lee Fohl named pilot of Des Moines Western League team. Home run popularity questioned by critics. Billy Agee rose from Baltimore pavements to marathon winner. Judge Emil Fuchs recalls batsmen insults in a two down and nobody up moment. Lou Magnola officiated three championship bouts in four days. Andy Cohen faces left ear trouble. US Olympic motion picture rights valued at 60000.
Moe Berg Shines As White Sox Catcher Batter
Moe Berg in his first season as catcher for the White Sox hits well and casts a strong bat. His average sits at 0.258, leading the club and delivering timely power in key moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe Berg
White Sox
Sox
Moe
How to Reduce Noise of Atmospheric Disturbance
A manual note explains reducing atmospheric disturbances in long distance reception. It suggests inserting a high- ohmed resistance between the antenna and ground wire to divert static transmissions to earth. An approximate value of half a megohm is recommended, with the resistor made by drawing pencil strokes on glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel W. Hoge
Hoge
Waner Receives NL MVP Honor Amid Record Season
Waner, elected the 1927 NL MVP by baseball writers, received the bronze medal before a large Pittsburgh crowd. He batted .379 in 1926 for the Pirates and led the league in hits and triples while playing 155 games. The article traces his rise from Oklahoma City youth to a star with the Pirates and notes prior big league seasons and competing players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aul Waner
Pittsburgh Grounds
Waner
Pirates
Hornsby
Paul
Oklahoma City
State Normal
Frisco
Bressler
Hargraves
Christensen
Reds
Williams
Phillies
Earl Swith
Stephenson
Cubs
Ed Walsh's Son Joins White Sox Coaching Staff
The Chicago White Sox add Ed Walsh's son to the staff as pitching prospect. Young Walsh, 24, from Notre Dame, stands 6 feet 1 inch and pitched well for three years with the Fighting Irish. His father, now a White Sox coach, believes he has the talent and will need seasoning before becoming a winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed” Walsh
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Young Walsh
Notre Dame
White Sox
School for Drivers-Who-Think-They-Can Drive
A Chicago traffic officer proposes a School for Drivers-Who-Think-They-Can-Drive to curb reckless behavior. He notes highway speed limits vary from 20 to 45 miles an hour across states and cites dangers, taxes, and death as unavoidable risks of driving.
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Chicago
States
The
Union
Improving Dairy Butter Quality Through Better Cream Handling
Colorado State Dairy Commission urges farmers to cool cream promptly and keep it cold to prevent off flavors and mold. Separate cream immediately, use cold-water cooling, and deliver to the creamery regularly, noting that quality hinges on farm handling and timely processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado State Dairy Commission
Healthy Dairy Herds Are Always Most Profitable
A survey of pure bred herds in three localities shows one herd free from abortion infection. Breeders buy bulls only after abortion and tuberculin testing. Clean herds are more profitable, and abortion disease control is a business imperative for breeders and buyers alike.
Home Raised Calves Are Best for Replacements
Two main reasons dairymen prefer home raised calves for replacements economy and disease control. Buying mature cows may yield cows hard to milk or with weak milk output and hidden health issues such as abortion or tuberculosis. Tuberculosis is easier to eradicate than abortion and cattle should be retested under sixty days after import.
Dairy Tips for Calving Cattle and Milking
Guidance on cow feeding after calving, water needs, comfort, and grain proportional to production. Recommends silo use for larger herds, milk fever preparedness with a sterilized pump, shade and dark stables for heat, and milking machine operation to meet bacteria standards.
Castoria The Safe Baby Remedy for Fretful Cries
Castoria comforts fussy babies with a few drops easing restlessness and colic. Doctors endorse it as a vegetable product safe for the youngest infant. Used daily, it becomes essential in emergencies like constipation and pain and is handy to keep an extra bottle at home.
Flourishing Garden Comment Echoes Local Hero
Alfred praises a garden while Eloise calls a man the George Washington of the suburb. The speaker notes the man is “First in peas” in a light Louisville Courier Journal tone.
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Alfred
Eloise
George Washington
Louisville Courier- Journal
Water Power and Marriage Notions in Antiquity
The piece notes water wheels in ancient Egypt and the Archimedean screw as a basis for modern turbines. It also remarks that when marriage fails, divorce follows as its consequence.
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Egypt
Archimedes
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Huggins
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati
Herrmann
Ban Johnson
Bubbles Hargrave
Cincinnati Reds
Princeton University
Ohio State University
Pyle
Grange
Lee Fohl
Des Moines
Billy Agee
Baltimore
Baltimore Pavements
Emil Fuchs
Braves
Lou Magnoula
Andy Cohen
United States
Berg
Paul Waner
Ed Walsh
Schoechhohohohohohohh
Bayer
Carter
Parker
Hiscox Chem
Floreston
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
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