Noted Pitcher Nehf Retires After World Series Career
Noted pitcher RINUR N. Nebf, who pitched in five world series, retires after a conference with William Yoeck of the Chicago Cubs. He will manage Salt River Realestate holdings and the Arizona Biltmore hotel in Phoenix, owned by William Wrigley. Nebf began in Terre Haute high school, played at Purdue Polytechnic Institute, joined Copper League, and rose with the New York Giants in 1916. He later joined the Pittsburgh Pirates, then the Cubs in 1927, with a 13 win season in 1928 and an 8 5 record the following year.
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Rinur N. Nebf
William Yoeck
Chicago National League Cubs
Salt River Realstate Holdings
Arizona Biltware
Phoeniz
William Wrigley
Sehf
Nehf
Multiple Sports Notes Highlight 1932 Olympic Prep and Pro Sports
The report notes boxing grows at Pfort Hotel and a varsity team forms at Lartard, while France now has 92 golf towns and Paria hosts ten links. Joe Schultz is named manager of the Houston Buffaloes in the Texas League. Lehigh and Penn meet football after 23 years. Track costs rise with Penn State posting a $10,585 annual loss. Mike McTigue returns to boxing, Ossie Bluege praised by Walter Johnson. boxing glove output doubles and lacrosse sticks surge.
Harper the Illinois forward shines on court
Harper the Illinois basketball forward is noted for speed and decisiveness in his plays. The remarks describe him as a reliable performer under Coach Ruby, highlighting his confident style on the floor.
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C. B. Harper
Illinois
Ruby
Heilmann Poised to Help Reds With Strong 1920s Batting
Reds manager Dan Howley expects Marty Heilmann to boost Cincinnati’s offense next season. He plans to use Heilmann to drive balls up the line and over infielders, resting him when possible and deploying Walker to press the lead. Hellmann’s power and Hustle cited as key assets.
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Tiellmann
Walker
Reds
Hellmann
Harry
Bob Meusch
Ruth
Cons
Metropolitan Open and Amateur Golf List of Winners
A compiled rundown of metropolitan and regional golf events with winners and clubs. Notable names include Mau rice McCarthy Jr at Green Mead ow in Rye New York and Tommy Aycock of Yale at the National Intercollegiate in New Haven Connecticut.
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Robert Tyre Jones, Jr
East Lake Club
Atlanta
Larrison Jennaton
Bminikahda Club
St. Paul
Mion
Glenoy Collett
Providence Country Club
Providence
Leo Diegel
Agua Callente Club
Tia Juana
Mexico
Willam Mehlhorn
Fennimore
Nye
N.Y
Maurice McCarthy
Green Meadow
Rye
Maureen Orcutt
White Beeches
Tackensack
G. A
Walter Kozak
North Hilla
Bayside
Long Island
Don Moe
Leland Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
Tommy Aycock
Yale University
New Haven
Conn
Leo Tiegel
Agua Caliente Country Club
Tla Juana
Tommy Armour
Tan-O-Shanter
Detroit
Mich
Watter Lagen
Rochester
J. A. Tolley
Troon
British Isles
Joyce Wethered
Sandwich Golf Club
Drake to stage five night games in 1930 season
Drake University announces five night football games for the 1930 schedule. Ed C. Lytton and Coach Ogele Solem cite enhanced attendance with games at Soldier Field Milwaukee and Omaha contingent on weather. Night lighting at Drake Stadium described as powerful and shadow free.
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Owl
Drake University
Ed C. Lytton
Ogele Solem
Chicago
Sotdter Feld
Bulldogs
Oregon University
Drake
Iowa State
Grinnett
Washington University of St. Louis
Drake Stadium
Creighton
Omaha
Lyrtten
Cleanse Kidneys By Drinking Water And Myths
An article promotes drinking plenty of water to improve kidney function and touts Tad Suits as a remedy, claiming it cleanses clogged kidneys and relieves bladder irritation. It warns that rich foods can overwork kidneys causing backache headaches and other symptoms.
Mrs Green’s Bridge Night Sparks Family Comedy
Mrs Green announces a bridge table as husband dines out. He questions her skill while she proudly claims a lesson from Mrs Thomas. She then calls her sister Beth begging for an unexpected guest to disrupt the game.
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Mrs. Green
Mr. G
Fred Dear
Mrs. G
Beth
Insuring Peace and a Brick Thrown at Casey
A quoted exchange notes a proponent of peace who also admits throwing a brick at Casey, claiming peace and a prior peaceful act after hurling 16. The remark reflects a historical urban banter or argument over violence and rhetoric in a crowded setting.
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Casey
An’ 'E
Character under pressure reveals true wisdom
A brief reflection notes that adversity tempers the fool and the wise differently, showing how trouble sharpens the prudent while exposing silliness in the naive. The idea contrasts the sturdier response of the wise with the brittle posture of the imprudent.
Honor Comes Too Late to Interest Inventor
The Washington Star recalls James Fitch, Philadelphia inventor of a Delaware River steamboat design, long overlooked. Despite years of effort and partial success, he faced opposition and poverty, dying in obscurity. Now his descendants plan a late commemorative celebration.
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Old Hm Fitch
Philadelphia
Delaware River
Fulton
Hudson
Fitch
Fouth
Old Jim Fitch
Washington Star
California Fig Syrup Promises Health for Children
A vintage advertisement extols California Fig Syrup as a superior daily laxative and nourishing remedy for children. It cites lifelong use by mothers, claims improvements in constipation, color, and energy, and warns to seek the genuine product marked with California on the carton.
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California
J. Stoll
Valley P. O
Nebraska
Roma Lucile
Not a Beat Seller She When Does a Book Become Classic
A concise reflection on how a book gains status as a classic when widely claimed by readers who have not engaged with it themselves. The exchange contrasts perception with genuine literacy and cultural value.
Universal language plan Tanoptic English proposed
A Cambridge group introduces Tanoptic English, a simplified universal language based on 500 words. A small two to three page book explains it, claiming anyone from any nation can learn it in months, with quick learners mastering it in weeks.
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Cambridge
Mass
Engleh Established Church Tithes and Estates Fund Revenue
The Church of England primarily raises income from its vast estates and endowments along with tithes. Collections are gathered similarly to other churches.
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Engleh
Church of England
Ty the diplomat brags of Florida in California
A fragment quotes a person named Ty as the most diplomatic book ever met and as a nut who starts praising Florida the moment he lands in California. The text reads as a humorous or critical aside about his boastful remarks.
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Florida
California
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