Left Handers and Baseball Justice in Vivid Satire
A humorous reflection on left handed pitchers in baseball, citing Millais Gulpin and real players like Rube Waddell Babe Ruth Lefty Gomez and Left handers as calm deliberate or hot tempered. The piece contrasts stereotypes with anecdotes and mocks the idea that lefties are uniformly cautious. It ends with a quip about universal prohibitions on driving cars in Bermuda San Marino and Briant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millais Gulpin
Waddell
Rube Waddell
Connie Mack
Ught
Rube
Connie
Mack
Ollie Schreckengost
Ole
Ollie
Babe Ruth
Col
Jake Ruppert
Dottor
Babe
Lefty Gomez
Dr. Culpin
Culpin
Spring Training Dramas Highlight Veteran Comebacks
Sport Tips notes the drama of baseball camps as veterans like Maranville Combs Lefty Grove Jackson Kuhel and Clark chase comeback forms. It spotlights Charlie Gelbert’s dramatic Florida return after a two year layoff and mentions scholastic players turning pro and early 1936 basketball and football notes across colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainef
Rabbit Maranville
Earl Combs
Lefty Grove
Travis Jackson
Joe Kuhel
Watson Clark
Chariie Gelbert
Gelbert
Florida
Mt Airy Class Play Purse Strings Presented at Masonic Hall
Mt Airy March 14 Senior class of Mt Airy High School staged the three act comedy Purse Strings in the Masonic hall under English instructor Miss Miriam Hull. Cast included Ernest Beaver Evelyn Kinsey Kathryn Wright Leonard Etchison Henry Krantz Virginia Smith Henry Runkles Thelma Miller Margaret Myers Pauline Will Theresa Neel. Arthur S. Kolb was named justice of the peace for Howard Count fourth district to replace Harry Webb. Mr and Mrs Herbert Glaze spent a day in Washington with friends. Jerry Watkins formerly of Mt Airy was jailed in Westminster after being charged with non-support and desertion by his wife Bessie Watkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Mt. Airy High School
Masonic Hall
Miriam Hull
Rodger Wheeler
Ernest Beaver
Evelyn Kinsey
Kathryn Wright
Leonard Etchison
Henry Krantz
Virginia Smith
Henry Runkles
Thelma Miller
Margaret Myers
Pauline Will
Theresa Neel
Arthurs
Kolb
Woodbine
Howard County
Harry Webb
Herbert Glaze
Washington
Bessie Watkins
Airy
Jerry Watkins
Baltimore
Carroll County
Westmin
Local notes on fires, sales and society travel
Thanksgiving day visitations and social rounds are reported from New Windsor to Mt. Airy. A frame bungalow belonging to the late Sallie Lindsay sold for 1000 dollars at Mt. Airy, while a Woodbine home burned for about 1000. Banquet in Baltimore and relief work in Baltimore are noted, along with Lenten service plans and World Day of Prayer observances. A dislocated shoulder recovery is listed and balloon flight prospects discussed with rockets as a future method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Pickett
Woodbine
Emmet
Harry Bellison
Baltimore
Lord Baltimore
J. Albert Nice
Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
Mary Rook
Sophia Thorn
Pennsville
N. J
Dorothy Hobbs
Town
Jessie Watkins
Ruth Anne Nusbaum
New Windsor
Lille J. Mullineaux
Washington, DC
Mt. Arry
Florida
Ase Watkins
Alyy
Robert McLea
Irving and
Ridgeville
Calvary
Trinity
B. Barnes
M. P. Church
Herman McKay
Calvary M. E. Church
Mt. Airy
H. L. Coffman
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Ridgeville Church
Wiliam Barnes
Mt. Airry
Taylorsville
Barnes
Frederick City Hospital
Fragmented quotes on war diplomacy opera and property rights
A collage of clipped opinions from public figures including Senator William Borah on Britain, Ansada Mahidol welcomed as Siam's king, Herbert Whiherspoon as Metropolitan Opera manager, and Governor George H. Earle on property ownership, concluding with a remark on screen misuse. The text shows political, cultural and social ideas without a single cohesive narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
William BE. Borah
Idaho
Ansada Mahidol
Siam
Propaganda Rhetoric and Aircraft Claim Highlight 1930s Echoes
The passage cites Dr Francis D Tyson of Pittsburgh warning on reactionary propaganda, Bernhard Koehler denouncing foreign capital in Germany, and a new British revolutionary plane under construction with claimed vertical climb to 10 000 feet and a cruising speed of 110 mph, signaling tensions of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis D. Tyson
University of Pittsburgh
Germany
Bernhard Koehler
Nazi Economic Commission
Ender Construction
England
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Grayson
Bermuda
Republic of San Marino
Island of
Briant
Adriatic
Greenawalt
Kemp
Lanner
Myers
Jeffersonian
Nuts” Kennedy
St. John's
Shipley
Celtics
Beef Trust
Don Erch
Harry Smith
Buddy Leichert
Bernie Berman
Minnesota
Brown University
Springfield
Army
Tufts
University of Kansas
Alfred Letourner
Maurice Chevalier
University of Kentucky
Wonder
Herbert Whiherspoon
The
Metropolitan Oper Company
Gover
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Tral's End
Fara Giordousville, Va
Cp Emitt St An
Deanne
Ncicaen
Crosley
E. Second St
Farmers & Mechanics Bank
Albert
Palmer
13Th St
Rome
Empire State
West Patrick St
N. Market St
Frederick, Md
Ingraham Square
Marsh
Edgeworth
Sir Walter Raleigh
Sc Bugler
Buffalo
Bull Durham
Duke's Mixture
Lyons Tooth
Vitalis
Williams
Thompsons
Castile
Scotts
Fletchers Castaria
Absorbine Jr
Milbury’s Capsules
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Alok
Dal
Irena
Hall
Eck
Andy
Frederick
Maryland
South Bentz St
W. Patrick St
D. D. Marker, Prop
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