Greatest thrill as Phillies manager in 1924 comeback win
The narrator recalls his career highs and recalls the 1924 Philadelphia vs New York Giants game on September 6, with Mitchell pitching, a late Giants rally, and a dramatic Phillies comeback led by Joe Schultz’s game winning single in the tenth. Wrightstone, Ford, Henline, Holke and Couch among key players.
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New York Giants
Philadelphia
Mitchell
Giants
Oeschger
Couch
Phils
Ford
Holke
Jonnard
Terry
Kelly
Wrightstone
Hen Henline
Henline
Phillies
McGraw
Joe Schultz
Schultz
Public Ledger Company
WNU Service
Baseball Moores in Major Leagues Are Confusing to All Writers and Scorers
Seven Moores are under contract across major league clubs with three named James Moore among pitchers and outfielders. The Chicago White Sox have James Stanford Moore, the Athletics list James William Moore, and the New York Giants count James Gregg Moore, alongside other Moores with ties to Boston and Brooklyn teams.
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Moores
James Moore
James Stanford Moore
Chicago White ‘Sox
James William ‘Moore
Athletics
James Gregg Moore
New York Giants
Wilcey William’ Moore
Boston
Red Sox
William Austin Moore
Brooklyn
Randolph Moore
Boston Braves
John Moore
Chicago Cubs
White Sox
James
Ten Eyck Shines At Syracuse Rowing As Freshmen Return
Jim Len Eyck at eighty one still leads Syracuse rowing with renewed hope as last year’s freshman eight returns. The squad, including William Randolph and James Stanford, and former Moores may affect official averages. Elsewhere Illinois mulls longer boxing bouts. Coggeshall captains San Francisco Olymp ic club. Maryland field day May 2 features Navy Virginia Old Liners lacrosse Penn State clash and West Virginia baseball. Marquette coach Hancock touts hockey growth in the Midwest.
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Jim Len Eyck
Syracuse ‘University
Orangemen
Syracuse
William and
Randolph
James Stanford
Charles Comiskey
Moores
University of Maryland
Navy
Virginia
Penn State
West Virginia
Conger Wins Rodman Wanamaker Trophy at Meadowbrook Games
Ray Conger of the Illinois Athletic Club wins the J. W. Overton memorial mile at Meadowbrook games in Philadelphia earning the Rodman Wanamaker trophy.
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Ray Conger
Illinois ‘Athletic Club
Rodman Wanamaker
Meadowbrook Club
Philadelphia
Yale to play 26 baseball games this season
A roundup of sports notes mentions Yale scheduling 26 baseball games, the Red Sox signing Big Ed Morris of Mobile, Ala, and various tidbits on players, teams, and tentative Olympic plans. Details include John J. McGraw beginning his 29th year managing the Giants, Crown Prince Olaf planning to attend the 1932 Olympics, and updates on golf, boxing, and college athletics.
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The
Red Sox
Ed” Morris
Mobile
Ala
Crown Prince
Olaf
Norway
United States
Best Choice of Tires for Any Automobile
A practical guide to selecting tire size and type based on car weight distribution and usage. Front and rear weights should balance on scales to within 20 or 30 pounds, with over size tires offering strength and mileage benefits but requiring speedometer readjustment on front wheel replacements.
Pull Grease Retainers From Axles With Hook
Illustrated tool for pulling inner grease retainers from axle housings saves time. A hook pivots at the end of a 1 by 1 1/2 inch flat bar with a 1334 inch length. Hook made from a model T brake rod and positioned 1 4 inches from bar end.
Woman Lost 17 Pounds in Four Weeks Using Kruschen Salts
An October 21 1929 letter from Mrs. Fred Barringer of Lewistown Montana describes losing 17 pounds in four weeks after starting Kruschen Salts. She praises reduced hunger and improved health and urges others to try the product with a money back guarantee.
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Fred Barringer
Lewistown
Montana
America
Intention in Bequest Held Sacred by Courts
A Queens surrogate files the last will of Elizabeth Nussbaum of Bayside, ink on a flyleaf, leaving all to her husband. Courts observe testator intent over form, noting informal wills have long been probated, with Meeson’s fictional tale cited for comparison. The World essay highlights the sacredness of a testator’s intention.
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Samuel Hoffenstein
Hetherington
Queens
Elizabeth Nussbaum
Bayside
Rider Haggard
Mr. Meeson
Meeson
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Promoted as High Endorsement Laxative
An advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the laxative with the highest medical endorsement. It claims relief for headaches and digestive woes when taken in water or lemonade and notes its antacid use for sour stomach gas and indigestion. It emphasizes suitability for men women children and babies and cites 50 years of standard use by doctors.
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Magnesia
The Last Name Alee and a Young Pupil’s Alias
A primary teacher records pupil names as a boy declares his name is Bobby. He explains his surname as Smart Alee as the class laughs at the boy’s self description in a light anecdote. Dr. Pierce’s Pellets are advertised for liver bowels and stomach with dosing notes.
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Bobby
Smart Alee
Scrap metal output fuels U S steel industry
The automobile sector produces over a million tons of iron and steel scrap annually, according to a report. This scrap is consumed by steel companies nationwide to support production.
Know Your Husband Mrs A Read any fiction lately
Mrs A asks about reading habits while Mrs B notes her husband has not written since going to Cuba. The exchange hints at distant romance and wartime era correspondence without further details.
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Mrs. A
Mrs. B
Cuba
Teething Troubles eased with Castoria for Babies
The notice promotes Castoria as a safe, mild remedy for teething children and infant colic. It claims harmless formula, fits tiny infants, and addresses daily upset stomachs with reliable effectiveness.
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Castoria
Experts Cite Domestic Strife and Jobs Loss Behind Mental Illness
A survey presented in New York finds that 25 of 100 mental illness cases stemmed from unhappy family life and 15 from unemployment and loss of savings. Other causes include death of relatives, health anxiety, and emotional stress. Dr. A C Bonner notes women may be more susceptible.
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Association For Research In
New York
A. C. Bonner
New York Evening Post
Avoid Burns from Mustard Plasters
Advertisement for Hoff's liniment from Goodrich Gamble Company of St. Paul Minnesota promoting relief for rheumatic or muscular pains. It claims faster warming action than standard liniments and offers a 60 cent bottle with a 30 minute money back guarantee if relief is not felt.
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Hoff
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