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Newspaper

Cuero Record

Location

Cuero, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1971

Page

5

What in the world is slo pitch baseball

A reader letters column discusses slo pitch baseball and shares a memory of a fast underhand pitch seen in Cuero in 1945. The writer asks for clarification from Pat in the sports column and muses on the term slo pitch being slow or fast.

Murray Carte Pat

Sail Car on Rails Promises Precursor to Modern Travel

In 1871 the Kansas Pacific Railroad tested sail powered cars to replace hand pumped inspection vehicles, noting sail speed rivaled express trains while saving manpower. Historian Clarence Hornung links early wind powered land craft to Renaissance automotives and Da Vinci concepts, with federal income tax repealed in 1871 and Harper’s Weekly imagery.

Clarence G. Hornung Kansas Pacific Railroad Hudson River United States Baltimore and Ohio Simon Slevin Leonardo da Vinci Kansas Pacific R.A Harper's Weekly America Clarence Hornung Barnes

Confusion Over Fast Pitch and Slow Pitch Leagues

A reader muses on fast pitch versus slow pitch softball, recalling past league play with a newspaper team. He reflects on why the sport is called softball as he describes a hard ball compacted with grit and a misdirected hop that struck him on the chin.

Sloppy Joe's Green Beans Featured in Milk Daily Note

A brief Milk Daily item dated May 24, 1971 highlights Sloppy Joe's and green beans as a simple meal combination. The note emphasizes ordinary pantry fare and a weekday dining mention.

Sloppy Joe's

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