Injuries Follow Quite Closely on Cubs Team
The Cubs have faced a string of setbacks from 1920 to 1930 with players such as Rogers Ulomsky Guy Bush Riggs Stephenson Lester Bell Hay Carlson Hornsby and Gabby Hartnett all sidelined by injuries illnesses or stat injuries impacting the pennant chase and lineup stability.
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Charley Hollacher
Hal Carlson
Phillies
Gabby Hartnett
Carlson
Charley Grimm
New York
Rogers Ulomsky
Guy Bush
Riggs Stephenson
Lester Bell
Braves
Hay Carlson
Hornsby
Third Base
Mixed sports items from Washington to the 1931 season
Washington three Sams help the winning streak with Jones Rice and West. Harry Krause and Ping Bodle play in the California State League. Sixty eight nations were eligible for the 1982 Los Angeles Olympics. John W. McIlroy named captain of Illinois tennis for next season. Dennis Cantrell signed with St Louis Cardinals. Minneapolis plans a $300000 park for 1931 season. New Portland owner Dick Rudolph, Braves 1914 pitcher, revealed. Ray O’Brien returns to Denver lineup after foot infection. Sir Thomas Lipton vows to win the American Cup this year. Jimmy Welsh out with a knee injury. Carment sent to Minneapolis by St Louis. Kenesaw M Landis grants Chester Nichols reinstatement. Nichols linked to Philadelphia NL club. Capt Buff Donnelll of Duquesne wears mismatched football and soccer shoes.
Vision Goggles Aid Boston Police and Baseball News Briefs
Boston police test rear vision goggles aiding officers with unobstructed forward view and awareness of activity behind. Johnny Cooney of the Braves is reinstated after suspension for delayed signing. Chicago optioned Shortstop Gregory Mulleavy from Toledo Mud Hens by August 1. Marathon distance noted as 26 miles 385 yards, with route check showing under 25 miles. Harry K. Young to coach Washington and Lee freshmen football next fall. No Notre Dame game on Yankees schedule. Night baseball proves popular in Des Moines and may spread east. Mussolini quips about inevitability as march toward destiny continues.
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Athens
Newcomb Student Cerda Donovan Named Best Girl Athlete
Cerda Donovan of Newcomb College Tulane University is shown taking a 50 yard dash during field day where she placed first in multiple events. She won the gold medal as best girl athlete for her overall successes in broad jump hop skip and jump and 50 yard dash plus other events.
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Cerda Donovan
Newcomb College
Tulane University
Miss Donovan
Pedestrian Right of Way at All Street Crossings
The U S Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia rules pedestrians have right of way at all crossings including green light entries and until reaching the opposite curb. Motorists must observe and wait until the crossing is clear even if signals change during the crossing.
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United States Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Stop Look Listen At Railroad Crossings Warns Drivers
A bus driver recounts a near train wreck to urge caution at crossings. The piece stresses no gamble with life is worth a few seconds saved, urging drivers to slow, look both ways, and listen for trains. It compares risky bets to gambling, urging prevention as the sure bet.
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Marcus A. Dow
Scotty
Police Radio Links Three Cities for Crime Detection
Three police departments in Youngstown and Cincinnati Ohio and Pasadena California have been authorized to install short wave radio equipment. The system will use high frequency links outside ordinary receivers to communicate between headquarters and police cars in active pursuit.
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Youngstown
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pasadena
Calif
Churches Wage Radio War Over Broadcast Rights in Holland
In Holland a religious dispute escalates as churches contend over which congregations may use radio airwaves. Leaders argue for access while opponents cite licensing rules and jurisdiction. The standoff centers on broadcast rights and church influence.
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Holland
Qualities of a Good Radio Set
Tone quality guides buyer choice with factors like tuning sharpness hum distortion volume and price. Reliability and ease of tuning matter while screen-grid tubes are variably recommended for best performance.
The Real Causes of Noisy Brakes and Road Safety Notes
The article explains that brake screech stems from looseness and high pitched vibration. It notes pedestrians faced damages in road crashes, and a navy parachute jumper injured in an auto accident questions air versus ground safety. It warns about rough engine speeds, vibration dampers, rust from winter, higher engine speeds increasing fuel use, and a Hungarian Interior Ministry order requiring drivers to aid after accidents.
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Ministry of the Interior
Sphero-Prismatic Light Deflector For Safer Signals
Description of a sphero-prismatic light deflector that helps drivers see traffic signals clearly. The design places a prism on the windshield so the driver perceives reflected stop and go signals, reducing the likelihood of claiming not seeing the lights.
Le KITCHEN CABINET Harriet Prescott Flourish
The fragment evokes summer leisure and sensory wealth as Harriet Prescott celebrates sunlit fields of blue clover and the hum of bees. It sketches a moment of tranquil indulgence amid nature's warmth and fragrance.
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Harriet Prescott
Banana Rich Flavor Standby in Frozen Dishes
A 1920s style kitchen guide highlights bananas as flavorful, healthful ingredients for frozen desserts and salads. It covers Fruit Ice Cream with bananas and orange juice, a Candle Salad using a banana centerpiece, a Fruit Cup with citrus syrup, banana fritters with lemon sauce, a banana cream pie, and banana pancakes with a basic batter.
Heirloom Family Recipes Showcase Savory Dishes
A collection of cherished recipes passes along in families. Paprika Schnitzel with sour cream sauce, Sauer Gedampftes Rinsflaisch flavored beef, Cheese Pie with cottage cheese and lemon, Salmon Salad with coconut, Date Sandwich with pecans and orange.
Feefi-a-mint Promoted for Summer Upset Relief
Summer upset prevention urged through healthier elimination. Feefi-a-mint touted as effective in milder doses and convenient for summertime use with pleasant administration.
What to Do With Left Over Pancakes, a Culinary Note
A culinary expert suggests simple uses for leftover pancakes. Rigid pancakes can be reheated or toasted. flexible ones can serve as kettle holders or be repurposed creatively. London Opinion notes the practical tips for frugal cooking.
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London
Big Game Hunters Face No Real Danger Says Vandercook
John W. Vandercook argues wild beasts are far less dangerous than feared. Renowned photographers May, Arthur Duemore and Martin Johnson challenge the myth of ferocity. Hunters rely on long range rifles, native guides, and even airborne shooting for sport in remote regions.
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John W. Vandercook
Porum
Arthur Duemore
Martin Johnson
Leasf
Electric Dog Invented by French Engineer
A French engineer unveils an electric dog that jumps and barks when light hits solar cells. The device uses light activated cells to run a motor making the dog mimic a real animal. The inventor values winning a bond with a hard boiled man.
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