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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1929
Page
7
Beach pajama outfits and breezy nightwear capture mid century fashion mood. Designers unveil blue and white striped overalls, eyelet lace blouses, and sheer hats with feathered trims as playful, feminine beach ensembles. Bold accessories and tunic blouses highlight evolving resort wear.
A commentary by Otts argues for eyeglasses for athletes. It notes manager John McGraw and players weighing improved vision against fear of perceived weakness. It cites Chick Hafey and others adopting specs, with glasses common in golf tennis and basketball and largely impractical only in boxing and wrestling.
A chaotic note filled with player trades and signings: Joe Jenkins bought by Buffalo from News Ark club as Garland Buckeye released to AAL, Salisbury signs Walter Chandler, Tommy Hughes joins Dog Blues Demons, Maurice Aotohan named captain of Chicago’s 1920 baseball team. Mention of Rafael managing in the International League, Mongokee Chiefs to Topeka Western League, and various other scattered team moves. References to Babe Ruth, Sam Foxx, and other stars amid a torrent of inconsistent items and speculation.
Carnegie Tech lists an advisory coach beside its active grid coach. Judge Walter B Steffen, longtime adviser at Skibos camp, is cited as a notable figure in the college football world. The judge, a former Chicago star in 1908, travels to Tech games on Friday evenings.
Umpire Joe Becker, not starting the season with the Coast league, recently joined the Interna tional circuit and kept in condition during inactivity. When asked about credit for a run caused by a pitched ball hitting the butter on the head, he considered the scenario before suggesting the run might not count.
The Western Women’s Golf Tour will sanction a national women’s golf contest at the Pineantony Country Club from September 10 to 12. The ruling allows the top woman golfer worldwide to compete. The event features seventy two holes and follows United States Golf Association rules.
Irving Vaughan in the Chicago Tribune lauds Hack Wilson of the Cubs as the best slugger in the league, noting his home run prowess and RBIs. The piece contrasts Wilson with Ruth and Traynog, highlights his league-leading power, and mentions peers from the Cardinals and Pirates in RBIs and offense.
New York Tenkees nab Kenneth Strong a former New Zealand University football star. Strong, known for his collegiate popularity, is praised for his football ability and versatility in the lineup.
Upward 23,000 fans watched University of Warmut rifle team wrap an 18 game unbeaten season. Ohio State pole vault team beat Chicago’s mallet men 12 to 0. Carnegie cup rowing on Lake Cayuga featured a Yale varsity eight beating Cornell by a length and Princeton by three. Night tennis arrives in Portland with lit concrete courts. Riverside’s Y A BeDeemot elected captain of University of Hina tack team. James Lymperopoulos named captain of Illinois all tennis squad.
Dr Caldwell advocates a natural mild vegetable compound to ease constipation. He warns against harsh purges and recommends Syrup Vopein for family use to relieve constipation, biliousness, sour stomach, and loss of appetite. He promotes keeping the head cool, feet warm, and bowels open with a trial bottle from Popala Dept BB.
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