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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1930

Page

6

Billiard Rankings Highlight Balkline and Cushions

National Billiard Association ranking places Jake Schaefer first in 18.2 Balkline with Johnny Layton in three cushions and Ralph Greenleaf leading pocket billiards. Willie Hoppe and Welker Cochran crack the Balkline top ten while Hoppe slides to No. 5 due to lack of recent play. Taberski earns second in pocket billiards with Rudolph third, reflecting consistency across formats.

Jake Schaefer Johnny Layton Ralph Greenleaf National Billiard Association of America Willie Hoppe Welker Cochran Schaefer Hoppe Frank Taberski Erwin Rudolph Rudolph Taberski Taborski

Tonkoff Named Captain of Illinois Mat Team

Gene P Tonkoff of Yakima Washington 175 pounder was named captain of the University of Illinois wrestling team for next season. The Illinois mat team won the Big Ten conference title this season. W L Cherry of Streator Ill was elected captain of the Illinois gymnast team for next season and W W Lockwood of Danville Ill was named head of the Illini swimming team while H H Hall of Des Plaines Ill will lead the water polo team.

Gene P. Tonkoff Yakima Wash University of Illinois Illinois W. L. Cherry Streator Ill W. W. Lockwood Danville Illini H. H. Hall Des Plaines

Gold Cup Regatta Set for Red Bank Aug 15-17

The American Power Boat association announces the Gold Cup regatta at Red Bank New Jersey August 16 17. Seven speed boats are expected to enter with Richard F Hoyts The Imp defending the cup. The Red Bank Yacht Club National Sweepstakes will be inaugurated alongside the event open to any single engine boat.

Red Bank N. J American Power Loat Association Richard F. Hoyt Imp Red Bank Yacht Club

Diverse Notes From The Three Eyes League And Baseball Moves

A collage of short sports items outlines player movements and achievements. Topics include Chan to third and a strong Yankee infield, Jack Scott’s sale to Toledo, Oklahoma Aggies NCAA titles, Walter Berger’s potential role, and multi position players for the Yankees. Additional mentions cover Honolulu polo interest, Ruddy’s scoring record, Polls’ release to Louisville, Ceylon Prince’s racing success, Michigan 1930 numerals, Maryland spring schedule, Giants trades, and Manush Hafey spectacles impact.

Peter McKinney Picks Pace in Kalamazoo Derby Hope

Wisconsin pacer Peter McKinney, a four year old gelding trained by Arlie Frost, is among early favorites for the $25,000 American Pacing derby at Kalamazoo in July. He posted a 2:01% heat at Lexington last fall, nearly matching the world record for his age and class, and defeated Alexander Direct in the second week of the meeting.

Kalamazoo Wisconsin Peter McKinney Arlie Frost Lexington Frost Palin Alexander Alexander Direct

All Points Scored by Bullman in WVU Bethany Postseason Win

Bullman, a former West Virginia end, scored all five points in a 3 to 2 postseason win over Bethany on December 6, 1922. He recovered a blocked punt for a safety in the second quarter and later drop-kicked a 37 yard field goal in the third period to seal the Mountain Eers victory.

Bull’ Bullman West Virginia Bethany Bullman Mountaineers

No Economy In Buying A Bottomless Car

A humorous exchange as neighbors buy a used car. Mr C notes the economy of the purchase, saying the bottom has fallen out of used cars. His wife counters that there is no economy in buying a bottomless car.

Tom

The Motor Quiz on Farm Cars

A quiz item asks how many passenger automobiles are on farms in the United States. Answer: about 4 750 000. It lists leading states Texas Illinois Iowa Ohio Wisconsin Pennsylvania Minnesota Missouri and New York in that order.

United States Texas Illinois Iowa Ohio Wisconsin Pennsylvania Minnesota Missouri New York

Back-seat Driver Gains Support From Governor

Massachusetts Governor Frank G. Allen backs safer car use urging passengers to insist on careful driving. Discusses brake lining miles and gasoline weight while noting a new motor car may halt at voice.

Frank G. Allen Massachusetts

Earl Howe Debuts Wind Shield Helmet at Brooklands

The famed racer Earl Howe unveils a novel wind and dust screen helmet before a Brooklands trial spin. The announcement comes as the motor racing season opens in England with high expectations for Howe’s performance.

Earl Howe Brooklands England

The Middling Block Transit Tale On Fifth Avenue

An observer recalls a traffic incident on Fifth Avenue in New York where a careless pedestrian weaves across busy lanes. He notes the danger of rushing and the odd contrast of a man studying hosiery displays after his near miss.

Marcus A. Dow Fifth Avenue Old New York Manhattan

Freak balk seals Oakland win as Yde balks in eleventh

Emil Yde, former Pirates pitcher for Hollywood, was summoned in the eleventh with the bases full but balked. Martin scored from third on the play, giving Oakland a 9 to 8 upset despite Yde not throwing a pitch.

Emil Yde Hollywood Pittsburgh Pirates Oakland Yde Page Martin

News Nuggets from Missouri Cities and Officials

A Missouri governor calls for government reform at a spring AP banquet. Reports mix with local crime updates including a fatal gun battle near Springfield, theft findings in Douglas County, and a Sedalia airplane parts theft. Additional items cover bank forgery charges in Fulton, Kansas City bureau management, and traffic to Missouri bus routes.

Columbia Henry S. Caulfield Missouri Associated Press Caulfield State Penitentiary Springfield George Lewis Downs, Ill Douglas County Christian County Lewis Christian Taney Stone Ozark Fulton W. R. Hord Tebbetts Bank Tebbets Fred M. Hafner D. W. Herring Circuit Hafner Herd Kansas City George M. Husser Better Business Bureau John Henry Smith Kenneth Barnard Detroit Better Business Bureaus United States Canada Barnard Kansas City Bureau Husser Sedalia Conrad Michaels Herbert Harmon John T. Seymour Kansas

Phillips Milk of Magnesia relieves sour stomach fast

Overeating rich foods smoking or acid causes sour stomach. A spoonful of Phillips Milk of Magnesia alkalinizes acid and sweetens the system. Physicians endorse Phillips to relieve distress from overeating, acidity, or nicotine as a trusted remedy.

Mose the porter begs wakefulness in Pullman berth

A loud snore from a Pullman berth keeps passengers awake until Mose the porter requests the sleeper stay awake until all others rest. The sleeper responds hesitantly that he is awake now.

Mose

Reason for Everything Neglects College Visit

Dialogue hints at parental view on college and career paths. A line questions sending Eric to college while another explains he won’t enter a broker’s office, deeming college unnecessary. The exchange reflects pragmatic attitudes toward education and employment.

Eric

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