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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1931
Page
16
Fashion notes from a WNA feature highlight shoulder capes and hiplength jackets as the summer preferred wraps. Designers show velvet and jersey ensembles for informal wear with bright color contrasts and detachable elements.
Billy Evans reflects on decades as MLB umpire and Cleveland Indians executive. He argues umpires have keen eyesight and human flaws, recounts early perceptions of umpires, and notes how attitude shapes an umpire’s fate. He recalls games with his brother visiting major league contests and a family joke about succession in the profession.
The Boston Braves young ace Edward Brandt, nicknamed Lefty, who previously lost eleven games after an 80- game stretch, reemerges as a sensational figure by reversing his luck this season.
Automotive engineers explain why changing spark plugs every 10 000 miles is advised. Worn plugs cause misfiring and preignition, waste gasoline, drain the battery, and lead to earlier oil changes and higher costs. manufacturers recommend replacements to preserve engine power and efficiency.
Jennings Pierce, chief announcer in WBC's Pacific division, is named the most popular announcer in a Portland Oregon event sponsored by the Portland Journal. The contest results place Pierce ahead of peers, reflecting wide audience popularity across the region.
Neil Cohalan, twenty four, coaches Manhattan College basketball after starring at Manhattan in football baseball and basketball. He captained both the court and diamond teams and served two years as assistant football coach before taking his present duties. A test for noises suggests disconnecting the aerial lead to see if interference comes from outside or inside the set.
Pacific Coast League shifts to night baseball in summer. Indians owners boast over half a billion spent on players. Cincinnati Reds may seek help from the Bro department. Jimmy McLeod, ex-Washington infielder, released to Topeka by Dallas of the Texas league. Carl Walker, an Indianacian outfielder in the American Association, works as an undertaker at Beeville in winter. Curves returning as stitches tightened to aid grip. Lefty Voller, Indiana pitcher, averages two strikeouts per inning. Mel Simons, ex-Leoniasville White Sox star, suffered from dental and foot troubles. Carl Brown and related brothers failed to advance with Decatur. San Francisco sports fans have Golden Gate Park facilities ready including 12 tennis courts and a football and track stadium.
An unidentified youth at Comiskey Park sparks a Detroit cheer with witty repartee about baseball loyalties. Narratives compare modern pitching to earlier eras, noting changes in equipment, games, and crowd reactions across eras and players alike.
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