World of sports and society notes from the era unfold
The column surveys late 19th and early 20th century sports and social topics. It mentions Dwight E. Davis as secretary of war and a 1889 tennis champion, hints at darts toward football and golf, notes salaries for baseball players like Coveleskie and Marberry, and cites Miss Glenna Collett as a two time golf champion. It also references college cheerleading, a British parliamentary bid by a cricketer, and a Canadian hockey star offered big money, all in a freewheeling, opinionated style.
Walnut Crop Prospects Shrink the Nation’s Supply
Professor Hodgson at Modesto lectures to 150 fruit growers on Persian walnut culture. He notes California grows 98 percent of US walnuts, with over 100 000 acres. about one third bearing, another third young, rest nonbearing. He predicts California may soon exceed current North American production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jena
Robert W. Hodgson
Modesto
Hodgson
California
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yeggs
Cincinnati
People’s Packing Company
Red Crown
Standard Oil Company
Callfearcha
Dwight E. Davis
Spal
le Seid
Foster
Montclair
X. J
Dartmouth
Wreke
Stanley Coveleskie
Fred Marberry
Washington
Omaha
Art Griges
London
Walter Johnson
Barney Dreyfuss
Clark Grifith
2 King
Halfback
New York
Walter Fretch
Charlie Berry
Philadelphia Athletics
Pottsville
Glenna Collett
Providence
R. 1
Hayward Daily Review
AltaVista Auditorium
Hayward
Niles Road
Eterista
Live Wires Union Orchestra
Tubby
Patricia
Joey
U. GC
North America
Merry Chrismas
Hamsac
Mase Vali
Iubee
Eysh