Braves split double header to gain edge on Brooklyn
The Braves win game one 8 to 3 and take game two 5 to 1 at Flatbush as they move 11 10 in the season series.
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Adkins
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Ove
Berg
High Point Purple Panthers Face Newberry Test In Football
High Point fears bad luck in the early season as Ray Perdue leads the Panthers after a strong Wofford win. Center Nygard plus captain MacMannis and sophomore Ludwig show steady play as new foes Elon and Lenoir Rhyne loom after Newberry visit next Saturday.
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Ray Perdue
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Newberry
Elon
Lenoir-Rhyne
Lexington
Friberg Stars as Philadelphia Tops New York 1
Three base hits by Hogan and Thompson highlight a game where Friberg drives in runs. Davis and Hurst homer, Walker and Marshall add sacrifices. Smythe takes the loss after giving up five runs while Dailey, Colins and others work innings. Attendance runs 10 000 with 11 left on base for both teams.
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Riegels Fumble Rule Change Could Alter Grid History
NEA Service special writer notes that had the fresh defensive fumble rule been in place earlier Roy Riegels might not have run toward his own goal line. The piece explains the rule that the ball is dead at the spot of recovery if the defense gains it, affecting outcomes like Minnesota vs Northwestern and the Big Ten race.
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Thomas
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Westphal
Revisions Explain Rules On Grounded Fumbles And Advancing
The article discusses rule changes clarifying fumbles in football. It explains that a ball recovered after touching the ground cannot be advanced by opponents and that the offense can advance if they recover. It notes the fumble penalty was reduced to reflect the typical loss and punish less severe overall impact on the team.
Imported stoats declared New Zealand pests in Wellington
The English stoat, brought to curb rabbits, is blamed as the worst animal pest in New Zealand. Curator D Hope notes stoats and rabbits share burrows and stoats prey on native birds such as kiwi and weka. He warns other introduced species like red deer and sparrow have also proven unwelcome.
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Wellington
New Zealand
D. Hope
North Canterbury
Many High Auto Taxes Levied by Rio de Janeiro
The article details steep annual taxes on small cars in Rio de Janeiro federal district totaling about one hundred dollars. License fees, plate charges, circulation tax, and earmarks for schools, street repair, stamp duties, and street cleaning are noted, with bicycles and hand carts contributing under similar funds.
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Rio Janeiro
Federal District
Berlin's first skyscraper marks Americanized skyline
In Berlin the capital's skyline grows with a 12 story skyscraper completed in five months. Architect Professor Bruno Paus designed the building, signaling a shift toward Americanized construction in Germany.
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Berlin
Bruno Paus
Joe Engel closes Chattanooga deal in Southern League
Joe Engel, ex Washington pitcher and ecceut for Clark Griffith, has sealed a Chattanooga based Southern League deal. Clyde Milan, former Memphis manager now Senators head coach, is expected to manage the team as the Senators train in Chattanooga. Boston and New York figures weigh in on Cubs Athletics matchups and Macks edge.
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Clyde Milan
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Phils
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Macks
Foxx
Cochrane
Eddie Brannick
Giants
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Carlson
Waite Hoyt
A’s
McGraw
American Girls Spark European No Stocking Trend
A gala at the Casino in St Juan les Pins shows fashionable Americans without stockings, inspiring a craze that spreads through Europe. A London sighting of tennis socks on two American girls triggers curiosity, leading to more European girls adopting bare legs.
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Europe
St. Juan-les-Pins
St. Paul’s
London
Turkey Aims Major Expansion of Educational Facilities
Turkish authorities announce a large scale program to expand schools and universities nationwide. The plan targets new campuses, upgraded classrooms, and increased access to education across regions, signaling a long term commitment to improving learning infrastructure.
Muskrat Fur Farms Begin in Europe
European agriculture reports note new ventures establishing muskrat fur farms across several countries. Farmers partner with suppliers to breed and raise muskrats for pelts aimed at expanding regional fur markets and export potential.
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Europe
Nitrate of Soda Proves Beneficial Fertilizer
Yadkinville report shows nitrate of soda at 267 pounds per acre plus 8 3 3 fertilizer boosted corn yield. County Agent L F Brumfield notes 112 bushels per acre with nitrate vs 72 without, on E J Eaton farm in Forbush community.
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L. F. Brumfield
E. J. Eaton
Forbush
All 29 planes arrive safely in Toronto from Windsor flight
The 29 planes on the fifth annual national air tour completed a Windsor Ontario to Detroit leg and landed safely at the Lea side airport in Toronto in late today. The cross border circuit covers 5 000 miles through cities in the United States and Canada.
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Ont
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Leaside
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Canada
Carriage Teams Still Prance Through Madrid
In Madrid the horse drawn carriage survives among old moneyed families with grand equipages and coaches, but the era of noble steeds fades as taxis multiply. Mules and donkeys endure, hauling heavy loads and weathering the urban hustle in the traditional muleteer style.
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Cortes
Filipino Film Patria Amore Stopped in Manila
An injunction secured by Antonio de la Riva, a wealthy Spanish businessman, halts the Filipino produced Patria Amore in Manila. The grounds cite that the film slanders Spaniards and note a character’s surname de ila Riva in the readable text.
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P. I
Antonio de la Riva
de Ila Riva
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