Domestic Oriental Rugs and Stairway Decor Tips
A letter advises Beth on selecting domestic Oriental rugs, highlighting their cost benefits, design variety, and dye methods. It covers coordinating living room hall and stairway schemes, placement ideas, and cautions against cheap overseas imports, plus practical touches like suitable cushioning and window treatments.
Sports notes mix of trades and team moves across leagues
Maryland spring teams hold 79 games total with many at home. Yankees infield touted as strongest with Chapman at third. Jack Scott traded from Giants to Toledo. Oklahoma Aggies win three straight NCAA titles. Bill McKechnie plans use of Walter Berger. Yankee recruit Karlon may play multiple positions. Honolulu seeks Pacific coast clubs for summer games. Joseph A. Truddy, NYAC swimmer, totals 1030 points in 27 years. Americus Prolls released to Louisville. Earl Webb sold from Cincinnati to Washington. Mahaffey shown as fast pitcher. Munhke coaches slow-ball. Giants acquire Walter Roettger, Eddie Farrell and George Isher trade. Ceylon Prince wins titles across nations. Nichols’ football eleven to wear numerals on jerseys with maize color.
Frogs Survive Encased in Rock, Says Oklahoma Paleontologist
An Oklahoma paleontologist reports experiments on imprisoned frogs suggesting ages from one to seventy five years in rock cases. He claims descent of calcic matter may cause the frogs to dig down to moisture and preserve their bodies, though they become blind and semitransparent over time.
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Microbe Hunters Track Deadly Germ In Monkey Sniffles
Scientists report Prof. Isadare Falk capturing 2 810 microbes to locate the virulent pleomorphic streptocelia in a nose of a sniffling monkey. He pursues a serum to immunize against the deadly cold and influenza causing strain.
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Harmony on Sox Team Under New Chicago Manager
Harmony returns to the Chicago White Sox under newly appointed manager Dvunilo ugh. Players aim for a strong showing this year as team unity and focus drive early season progress.
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Peter McKinney Aces Early Pacing Derby Interest
Wisconsin pacer Peter McKinney pacing choice at Kalamazoo for the 25000 derby in July. The four year old gelding, raced previously by Arnie Frost, won his heat at Lexington last fall in 2 01 percent, close to the world record for four year olds.
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One Player Scores All Points in Grid Spree
Bullman from West Virginia scored all five points in a post season contest against LD Bethany on December 6 1522. He kicked a field goal from the 37 yard line for the lone margin and recovered a blocked punt for a safety to start Bethany’s 2-0 lead.
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Tonkoff Named Captain of Illinois Mat Team
Gene P. Tonkoff, Yakima Washington 175 pounder, was named captain of the University of Illinois wrestling team for next season. The Illinois mat team won the Big Ten conference title this season. W. L. Cherry Streator NL was elected captain of the Loots gymnast team for next season, while W. W. Lockwood Danville DL was named head of the Shial swimming team and H. Gall Des Plaines Til will read the water polo team.
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Missouri grid receipts top 143 thousand for last year
The University of Missouri football program posted receipts of 143 201.08 dollars the largest total in Missouri athletic circles. Net profit reached 72 524.03 dollars while total expenses were 70 720.60 including 18 502.00 in running costs and 15 478.50 in stadium surtax to retire bonds for Memorial Stadium construction.
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Billiard and baseball notes sweep 1930 season items
Schaefer receives top billiards rating in balkline and three cushions rankings with Hoppe Cochran and Taberski among high finishers. Connie Mack touts Mose Grove’s purchase as key to Athletics while Earl Mack praises Grove’s pace and intelligence. Scoring reforms in baseball charts and college swimming plans at Harvard Yale Princeton highlight sports moves.
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