Hall of Fame for Golf Planned by Pro Golfers Association
The Professional Golfers Association plans a U S Hall of Fame with a small honorary committee of veteran golf writers and a broad voting body from the national golf press. Initial selection will honor four or five stars from the last 40 years, with yearly additions. The list includes Jones Hagen Sarazen Ouimet Travers and many more, highlighting historic cross wins and records in U S and British events.
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Professional Golfers’ Association
United States
Tom Walsh
Freddie Corcoran
U. S
Bobby Jones
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Francis Ouimet
Jerry Travers
Willie Anderson
Jack McDermott
Alex Smith
Chick Evans
Mac Smith
Walter J. Travis
Jess Sweetser
Lawson Little
Johnny Goodman
Ralph Guldahl
Anderson, Smith
Auchterlonie
John J. McDermott
Brookline
Jones
Hagen
Protecting Poultry Flocks With Summer Care Tips
Special measures in summer protect pullets for next fall’s health and egg output. Include clean ground unused for two years, open air range shelter in fields with green feed, ample tender greens, soybeans as shade, cool clean water, daily liberal feeding of yellow corn and oats, and a high quality mash to slow sexual maturity for larger eggs.
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Lespedeza
Home-Raising Of Foods Aids Low Income Farm Families
The department of agriculture yearbook highlights how home production of dairy poultry fruit vegetables and meat on the farm helps families with low cash incomes. A survey of 84 farm families shows higher home food values reduce cash food spending and correlate with better fed households.
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Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Farm Machinery Advancing Durability and Speed in Agriculture
W M Hurst of the U S Bureau of Agricultural Engineering notes a shift to durable simple and fast farm implements with tractors. Pneumatic tires enable higher field speed and road hauling. New plows improve efficiency and turning under trash with better materials and beam clearance. A moratorium on heavyweights is discussed as Joe Louis defends his title after beating Arturo Godoy. Godoy proved tough but outmatched. Louis hints at facing Ga lento or Baer next as fans debate the title's challengers.
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W. M. Hurst
United States Bureau of Agricultural Engineering
Hurst
Louis
New York
Godoy
Bomber
Rural briefs note hog distribution and tree transplant success
Studies show about half of America's hogs are raised west of the Mississippi and about three fourths of park area is eaten east of the Mississippi. Native trees or shrubs transplanted from dense woods are hard to keep alive, while those from open spots tend to do better.
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America
Mississippi
Bean Ballers Through Baseball’s High Drama
Larry MacPhail’s demand to ban Bob Bowman echoes famed beanball cases. Carl Mays killed Ray Chapman in 1920. dusting outbreaks in 1937 involved Dizzy Dean and Jimmy Wilson. Johnny Watwood’s career ended after a skull fracture from Pat Malone in 1930, ending his batting days.
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Larry Macphail
National League
St. Louis Cardinal
Bob Bowman
Joe Medwick
Carl Mays
New York Yankee
Ray Chapman
Cleveland
Mays
Tiger
Red Sox
Ban Johnson
Chapman
Dizzy Dean
New York Giants
Jimmy Wilson
Phillies
Cub
Johnny Watwood
White Sox
Watwood
Pat Malone
How to Sew 4y Ruth Wyeth Sous Book 5 overview
The passage promotes Ruth Wyeth Sous's How to Sew series from Books 1 through 5, highlighting home crafts, embroidery, and human interest stories. It notes clear sketches, generous materials lists, and a remodeled washstand project with a five inch deep frill, inviting readers to order all books at 10 cents each.
Quick Quiz: Ten World Facts and Myths
Answers cover the Alhambra, ostrich defense, the wooden horse myth, why golf balls are dimpled, the first ship to sail with the American flag, the phrase O tem pora O mores, cross types in Christian art, kangaroo birth, Henry kings comparison, and whether thunderstorms sour milk.
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Troy
England
Henry
France
A Spanish palace and Moorish fortress at Granada
A list of varied statements notes a Moorish palace fortress in Granada, then shifts to other items. It includes references to Odysseus, a ball with unusual flight, the Columbia commanded by Capt. Robert Gray in 1787, and a Cicero quotation about times and manners. The items range from historical to natural world trivia.
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Granada
Odysseus
Robert Gray
Cicero
France
Henry
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Golf’s Hall OF Fame
Grantland Rice
Jim Barnes
Tommy Armour
Sarazen
Armour
Barnes
Denny Shute
C. F. Parrish
Joe Louis
Arturo Godoy
Medwick
Robert McShane
Western Newspaper Union
Ruth Wyeth
Ruth Wyeth Spears
Bedford Hills
William Feather
Zemo
Lucan
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Aas
Firestone
Firestone Convoy
Sey Tire
Prien Bantedee
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