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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1931
Page
6
A longtime umpire recalls 25 years in baseball noting fans once doubted umpires as alien figures while arguing their humanity. He argues umpires are ordinary people with sight and feelings, shaping their own fate by attitude and conduct on the field.
A fragment notes Tet the Joker expresses readiness to take his place at a moment’s notice. The garbled line suggests a military or sports metaphor and mentions a 1981 Bell Syndicate context. No clear event details.
Edward Brandt, once a weak link for the Boston Braves with only three wins and eleven losses, was dropped from baseball's Who's Who. This season he has reversed fortunes and become the sensation, earning the nickname Lefty.
Automotive engineers outline reasons to replace spark plugs every 10000 miles. Worn plugs cause misfires at speeds, hard starting and oil dilution, wasting gasoline and straining the battery, costing more than new plugs, with manufacturers backing the 10000 mile guideline for optimal engine performance.
NBC Pacific division chief announcer Jennings Tierce is named the most popular announcer in a Portland Oregon contest held by the Portland Journal. The result crowns Tierce as the division’s favored figure in a city based judging event.
Neil Cohalan, twenty four, is coach of Manhattan College basketball. A student athlete, he earned eleven letters in football baseball and basketball, captained both court and diamond teams, and served two years as assistant football coach before his current duties.
To determine if a noise originates inside or outside the radio set, unplug the aerial lead and observe the result. If the noise ceases, the source is external. if it continues, the noise likely lies within the set.
The Pacific Coast League shifts to night baseball in summer. Indians owners claim over a half million spent on players. Reds may need help to keep pace. Jimmy Mcleod released to Topeka by Dallas. Curt Walker moons the undertaker trade in Beeville. Percentige baseball tests double steals after last week. Weller averages two strikeouts per inning in two games. Mel Simons ill with teeth infection then stomach trouble. Brothers Brown Leeds Whitney fail to make De catur grade. San Francisco offers Golden Gate park sports: nine diamonds, twelve tennis courts, bowling, speedway, and stadiums across 1013 acres.
An unidentified young man in the Comiskey Park grandstand loudly cheered for Detroit, provoking a vendor clash with a quip about selling pop. Ed Leader of Yale assesses oarsmen by their ability to pull their weight, warning that failure means removal from the boat. A 1913 New York Nationals game featured three balls at start, now ten times as many balls used per game.
The article describes airy summer gowns in white and pale blue with wide sashes, delicate organdies, and eyeleted fabrics. It highlights sheer cottons, garden party silhouettes, and large straw hats with simple white florals, reflecting midcentury feminine style and accessories.
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