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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1931

Page

7

From Umpire to GM A Baseball Life in Three Angles

The author recounts a career spanning umpiring in the American League for twenty two years, then becoming Cleveland baseball's general manager, and earlier a newspaper man. He notes three vantage points on the game and promises a series detailing Ruth and other stars through playing field press box and executive eyes. He recalls early days with Youngstown Vindicator in 1908 and mentors like Sheridan, Hurst, and Connolly, plus the 1927 Indians purchase and the shift from on field to front office.

Cleveland Babe Ruth Detroit Jacob Ruppert Washington Ruth Lajoie Sam Crawford Bill Donovan Honus Wagner Christy Mathewson Mordecani Brown Ty Cobb Detroit Tigers Bay Youngstown Ohio Protective Association Pennsylvania Nga O. & P. Rescue Jack Shéridan Tim Hurst Tommy Connolly Sheridan Clevesd

Untitled fragment hears a faint insistence on attire

A snippet captures a character noting reluctance to delay wearing a coat and vest, amid casual dialogue. The line suggests emphasis on readiness and appearance, hinting at social norms around dress.

Women Better Drivers of Automobiles Than Men

Editor William L. Chenery analyzes motor accident records from forty states and concludes women drivers cause proportionally fewer deaths and injuries than men after adjustments for mileage and male driver prevalence. He cites overall U S accident totals, improper driving as the major cause, pedestrian fault, and times of day with highest risk.

William L. Chenery Collier’s Weekly Chenery Les

Spicy Bits From Sports Across Nations

A collage of notes on 1921 baseball and racing figures. De Palma’s 23 years in auto racing. Heilmann’s 304 batting average with the Tigers. Verger’s French letter from California. managers like Gabby Street Gleason and Harris winning pennants. Poole traded to Reading IL. a Pennsylvania horse racing legalization push. Columbia Lions mascot debate. Washington birth holiday list. McGraw says Giants 25 percent stronger. Pirates skipper Jewel Ens warns no flying players until schedule unwinds.

Jewel Ens Pirates Nias

Rogers Hornsby Se toward Three Homers in One Game

Rogers Hornsby belted three consecutive home runs in a single game at Pittsburgh, tying the modern major league mark for consecutive homers in a game. The all time record remains four, first hit by Robert Lowe in 1894 and Ed Delehanty in 1899.

Rogers Hornsby Pittsburgh Robert I. Lowe Boston Nationals Ed J. Delehanty

Sunrise Question Sparks Brief, Queer City Discussion

A fragmented exchange hints at a quick chat about sunrise visibility and personal mood. The garbled lines reference hurry and a fleeting moment, with no clear event or identifiable speakers.

Shrinking Suit Spurs Buyer’s Frustration

A shopper laments a bargain suit that failed to fit as expected. The garment shrank after purchase, prompting regret over the fit and quality. The piece illustrates common consumer frustration with new clothing.

Phrasey line about a traffic cop and a Miranda

A traffic cop, addressing a woman called Desiree Stephanie St. John de la garde du Liange, lectures her after closing his notebook. He warns it is the last chance.

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Compromise Discussed in Breach of Promise Case

The client suggests a settlement approach after doubts about winning the breach of promise suit. The attorney should consider a favorable compromise, as the client has faced several compromising situations in the past.

Rawyer

Unclear historical remark on education and ethics

Fragmentary quotes hint at a boss’s son and a term diploma while critiquing eating habits and timing. The text reads as satirical or dialectical banter with no clear event, dates, or identifiable persons or organizations. Further context is needed for a precise summary.

No-People Uving Together Look Alike Ring Exchange

A brief synchronized exchange hints at a ring handoff or pledge. The fragment suggests a safeguard or commitment moment, with a pairing or matching theme implied by the line about resemblance and a protective gesture.

Pose It Around Her I Was Happy Before I Married You

A speaker recalls happiness before marriage and questions why the other person failed to make her happy, urging reflection on lost contentment.

Laundry Manager Dialogue Highlights Slur Exchange

A brief dialogue shows a laundry manager answering a racial slur with pride in his role. The exchange centers on the question what he does and the manager identifies the laundry as Wliza Ann. The scene preserves regional dialect and workplace pride in a historical context.

Wliza Ann

Moving Time Again in Our Little Hut

A lighthearted note of relocation as a family expresses comfort in their small home while acknowledging an upcoming move the speaker attributes to no clear reason beyond a sense of change.

Reading Gift Sparks Newlywed Conversation

Mrs Newlywed notes her husband bought a charming reading item yesterday and plans to buy a book. Her friend expresses surprise at the gift and questions the item. The exchange shows domestic curiosity about reading and gifts in a light, humorous tone.

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