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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1938
Page
2
Bowling proves popular for beginners says expert Robert McShane detailing grip, stance, and release. The piece outlines four core fundamentals ball rhythm stride delivery and system, plus two common release methods and the preferred approach of aiming at a consistent spot at the foul line.
The historic Annapolis college plans to end intercollegiate athletics after this year and focus on intramural programs in a shift urged by President Stringfellow Barr. Educators and students see a deemphasized athletic program as desirable, though crowds will miss large stadium events and the era of football prestige.
Veteran trainers debate the impact of lighter aluminum shoes on Seabiscuit and War Admiral after a four length Pimlico match race where Seabiscuit carried an estimated weight advantage. Experts note half a pound saved per stride across 313 strides could yield a significant advantage, though weights are disputed.
Ind iana football coach Bo McMillin urges removing quarterback duties from players and placing responsibility with the coach to speed games and heighten interest. He plans to present a formal rule to the National Football Coaches Association, though odds favor rejection by fellow coaches.
The lesson warns that a cushion break shot can misfire if struck too hard as the object ball jams the pocket. It advises striking center with slight right English to prevent cue ball jump and to avoid hesitations when putting the shot away, tailored to players at lower levels.
The piece analyzes French premier Daladier with Radical leanings facing a major one day strike by 6,000,000 General Labor Confederation members led by Jouhaux. It discusses potential shifts toward reform or stricter measures, arsenal buildup, and the broader European tension involving Hitler and communism.
Washington observers say Roosevelt leans toward middle ground, veering from New Deal liberalism to conservatism. They predict a policy pivot or loss of Farley support as he names a successor to Cummings. If Jackson or Hopkins gain cabinet posts Farley may see a 1940 nomination clue in Cordell Hall. Republicans and Democrats seek curtailment of spending and new relief policy, with O'Mahoney-led study casting light on business and governance. The outcome hinges on hearings and party alignment.
A vintage sewing guide describes making a homemade doll for children with step by step instructions. It covers stuffing, assembling head limbs and body, sewing on arms, finishing touches, and notes from Mrs Spears on buying materials and gifts. The ad promotes books on sewing for the home and offers autographs and a free Crazy Patch quilt with each book.
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