10 Jul 1931
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1931
Page
1
A veteran Umpire reflects on twenty five years in baseball and discusses how fans misjudge umpires. He defends keen vision and humanity, recalls social image, and notes attitude shaping destiny while noting family ties to the game.
Edward Brandt, the Boston Braves pitcher nicknamed Lefty, rebounded from a poor 3-11 record last season when dropped from the Who's Who baseball compendium, to become the season’s surprising standout.
Automotive engineers state that spark plugs wear out by 10 000 miles halting efficiency. Worn plugs cause misfiring, hard starting, and fuel waste, diluting engine oil and raising costs. Manufacturers advise changing at 10 000 miles to preserve power and performance.
Jennings Pierce, the chief announcer for WEC's Pacific division, was voted the most popular announcer in a Portland Oregon contest held by the Portland Journal. The event highlighted his popularity among regional listeners and recognized his role across the division.
Young cage coach Neil Cohalan leads Manhattan College basketball with prior success in football baseball and basketball. He earned eleven letters as a student athlete, captained both court and diamond teams, and served as assistant football coach before taking the head role. True Test for Nojects describes a method to diagnose noises by disconnecting the denial lead and observing results to determine internal versus external sources.
The Pacific Coast league grows as a night baseball circuit through summer while Cleveland Indians owners claim spending over a half million on players. Cincinnati Reds face upheaval as Jimmy McLeod, ex Washington infielder, is released to Topeka by Dallas. Beeville Texus undertaker Cort Walker played for Indianapolis in spring, Mel Simons battles illness, and Lefty Weller posts high strikeout rates in two games. Golden Gate Park offers vast sports venues with nine diamonds, tennis courts, a bowling green, speedway, football and track facilities for enthusiasts.
A Chicago grandstand exchange at Comiskey Park features a Detroit cheerer declared a friend of manager Bucky Harris. A soft drink vendor jokes about selling pop, and the fan replies Harris is his friend, and he’s not selling pop. The piece blends sports humor with era reflections on pitching and team dynamics.
A feature on a compact cottage by William A. Radford describes a 26 by 28 foot home with a large living room spanning the front, two upper sleeping rooms, a modern bath, pantry, and rear entry. Snug gable lines, shingles, and a solid chimney give charm without bulk, inviting family gatherings around a central fireplace.
A WY woman promotes home beautification through painting and decorating. Painting furniture is easy and affordable, transforming shabby items with green blue or putty tones, accents on knobs and trims, and decorative motifs via transfers stenciling or freehand. Wax finish preserves color and adds a soft glow.
The home is increasingly planned as a correlated whole with an in built garage. Cars justify basement placement to simplify heating, water, and electrical line installation and protect from heat transfer. A two car basement garage reduces fire risks and frees living space.
Steel window cases provide versatile standard sizes for single or grouped installations. Architects gain extensive artistic arrangement options with these windows which enhance home beauty inside and out. They open easily, resist warping and rattling, admit air, seal well against storms, and wash from inside. Standard sizes cost about 2 percent of the house cast.
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