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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1933

Page

6

Baseball's 1866 Championship Duel Ends in Darkness

Historic recount of Atlantica of Brooklyn versus the Athletics of Philadelphia ending 33 to 33 after seven innings due to darkness. Observers note underhand pitching gloveless catcher batsmen sweeping swings and static basemen in old field setup.

Atlantica Brooklyn Athletics Philadelphia Annals of Yale University Press

Baseball's birthplace debated in Cooperstown tale

The article traces Abner Doubleday's role in shaping baseball from town ball to the diamond game in Cooperstown New York, detailing base distances, equipment standards, and the early rules. It chronicles the emergence of the National and American associations, the roots of the world series, and the evolution of professional play through the 1880s and 1890s.

Elmo Scott Watson Bner Doubleday Ballston Spa United States Military Academy West Point United States Army Cooperstown Otsego Lake Otsego County New York James Fenimore Cooper Abner Doubleday N. Y America New Green Doubleday Yale University Press Knickerbocker National Association of Baseball Players East The Alleghanies Mason and Dixon Line National League American Association Cincinnati Club Anson Chicago Cincinnatis Cincinnati Charles Pike Sawyer New York Evening Post Chi St. Louis Detroit Pittsburgh Brooklyn Philadelphia Washington Baltimore Detroit Nationals St. Louis Americans Glanta St. Louia Giants Louisville Nationals Bostons Cleveland Boston Ban” Johnson Oucleus

Chinch Bug Fight Guides Farmers Next Spring

Chief Entomologist notes chinch bugs worst in fifty years in Mithala history survey. Recommend cropping shifts to curb bugs: drop barley and spring wheat, raise oats and winter wheat on good ground, and plant legumes or soybeans with corn, focusing on seed quality and winter shelter locations to reduce infestations.

WNU

Danger in Using Drought Ruined Grass Forage

Drought ruins sorghum and sudan grass by reducing yields and raising prussic acid levels by about 250 percent making green feed potentially lethal to livestock. Drying in a silo can remove acid if properly cured but rapid curing may not eliminate risk. The Agriculture Department advises testing on a single animal before feeding an entire herd.

Sudan Department of Agriculture

Leafy Alfalfa Indicates Quality By Leafiness

The inspector and grader emphasize the leaf to stem ratio as the key quality indicator. Leaves carry about three times the protein of stems, making leafier alfalfa hay higher in value and grading reflects this leafiness to match market worth.

States Department of Agriculture

Agricultural Cullings and Crop Notes Across Regions

Erosion threatens 80 percent of Tennessee farmland. Sweet potato is misnamed, belonging to the morning glory family. Wheat tariffs vary: France 86 cents per bushel, Germany 1.62 dollars, Italy 1.07. Previously these nations bought large U.S. wheat exports. A biological control for the alfalfa weevil is being sought as its spread raises concern in California and France.

France Germany Italy America California

Uncle Henry Cheers Hank in Hillcrest Ball Game

Pat Spencer and her stern Uncle Henry attend a Hillcrest baseball game. Hank Weddell pitches as Hank makes quick outs and a late home run threat keeps the crowd roaring, finishing with Uncle Henry praising his niece’s friend.

Spence Pat Henry Spencer Hillcrest Hank Weddell Hank Henry Spencer Uncle Henry Joan

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