Winter Park Beats Mount Dora In Fast 6-4 Opening Game
Mount Dora opened the Thurs day doubleheader at Heim Field with a six four loss to Winter Park in the first game. Kline pitched well for Winter Park and Pennington, Heim, and Brock contributed strong defensive plays as Mount Dora staged a six run second inning before Winter Park answered with key hits and base running. The crowd witnessed a high level of hitting, base stealing, and sharp defense in a closely contested contest.
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Hale
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Morris
Rodenbaugh
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Hines
Williams
Babe Cooley
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Turner
Woman Worker in Filling Station Pioneers New Field for Her Sex
Chicago report profiles Kathleen Nolan a Sinclair station supervisor who describes women entering fueling jobs nine years after WWI began. She details pumping gasoline handling crank cases and customer service showing skill and independence in a male-dominated trade.
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Kathleen Nolan
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Errors Lose Second Game Two to One in Pitchers Battle
Mount Dora edges Winter Park 2 1 in a tense second game of a doubleheader. Turner pitched well for Winter Park while Mount Dora rallied in the seventh to score the two runs, Rodenbaugh closing the door.
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Hale Delivers Two Key Stops and Throws
Hale made two excellent contributions with stops in the sixth and eighth frames. His defensive plays and timely throws helped secure a pivotal moment for the team. The sequence showcased his composure and clutch performance late in the game.
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Screaming Shawls and Exotic Treasures On Ocean Cruise
Passengers aboard the Empress of Scotland on a world cruise are described craving Oriental shawls with bright embroidery and long fringes. The piece extols filigree laces, jade, carved ivory, and rich silks from Shanghai and Nice as irresistible souvenirs for ladies traveling to opera or bridge parties, highlighting the lure of luxury items.
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Enduring Fight Over Duck Bag Limits and Game Protection
Dr William Hornaday argues against fixed duck limits and broad game protection in the United States. He critiques state and federal rules, warns of looming game extinction, and urges stricter reductions in bag limits to preserve hunting heritage and wildlife.
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