Heath hens vanish as last bird on Martha's Vineyard
A 1929 census records the final heath hen on Martha's Vineyard living in scrub oaks near West Tisbury. The bird, the island's last of its kind, frequented the Green farm and boomed in spring while conservation efforts failed to save the species from extinction alongside the passenger pigeon and great auk.
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Mississippi Valley
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New England
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Virginia
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Winthrop
Boston
William Brewster
Blasschusetts Game
Martha’s Vineyard
Rod and Gun Club
Alfred O. Gross
Towdoin College
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Durog
State Department of
Martha's Vineyard Island
James Green
West Tisbury
Green Ferm
Etis
Edgartown
Michigan
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Munising
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Traverse City
Wright
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Kokomo
Ind
Indianapolis
Florida
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Saginaw
America
Fnd
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University of Michigan
Terlung
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Oden
Emmet
Straits of
Stuckinaw
Upper
Ontario
Irelands
North Atlantic
New World
Fire Island
Iceland
Liendy
Aliteh
Congress
Nurmi Poavo Nurm Wins Six Mile, Sets World Mark
Olympic distance star Nurmi Poavo Nurm wins the six mile race at the Stamford Bridge International Track Meet in London. He clocks 29 Talutes 36 3-5 seconds to establish a new world record, surpassing A. E. Shrubb's 1904 best by over 23 seconds.
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Poavo Nurm
Rcet
Stamford Bridge
London
A. E. Shrubb
Well Schooled Pirates Outfielder Aided 1928 Pennant Chase
Adam Comorosky, Pirates outfielder, rose through Waynesboro Blue Ridge and Williamsport NL to join Pittsburgh late in 1928. His rapid development and hitting helped the club during the pennant race, amid mentions of other players and hockey figures in mixed-era notes.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucs
Pirates
Comorosky
Pennsylvania
Coal Belt
Waynesboro
Williamsport
Wichita
Indianapolis
Adam
Pucs
Althhough
Waners
Iarris
Coveleshies
Jennings
Boley
Quinn
Numerous Sports Facts Span 20 Years Across Teams and Athletes
A collage of athletic notes includes Brooklyn spending 400000 on players in five years, Washingtons football field sodded for the fifth time, Fred Maney of the Los Angeles club leading the Pacific Coast league in base stealing with 22, and Giants only NL batting champion Larry Lajoie with 320 in 1915. Finesse in fielding, coaching honors, and college awards are cataloged for Kentuckys Razorbacks, Virginias Grow, and Columias Obey among others.
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Fred Maney
Los Angeles
Giants
Larry Liojle
Shires Debuts in Congress With Texas Delegation
Art Shireg, the new Washington first baseman, appeared in the House of Representatives at a luncheon hosted by Speaker Longworth. The full 18 member Texas delegation attended, praising Shires a notable newcomer from Italy Texas.
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Washington
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Prvate
Longworth
Art
Italy
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