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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1929

Page

2

Moores Challenge Smiths For Dominant Baseball Monopol y

The Moores press a bid to unseat the Smiths in the major league scene with five women added to ten trialists, while four Smiths already hold positions. Boston Braves show a mix of Smith and Moore players, including several pitchers and outfielders. Notable names include Eddie, Al, Jack Staith, Wiley, and Earl, with Earl praised for catching for St Louis Cantinals and Les noted for strong defense. The outlook hinges on Moore pitchers and Smits hitting reliance as the season nears.

Henguen Boston Braves Moores Smiths Braves Smith Hattery Bluntfest Eddie Peldle South Brooklyn Buffalo Toterballoons Jack Staith Aiy Otter Garden Post Wiley New York Yankees Mde Lomen Guggica Cy Oe Smits Earl Les

Baseball Trades and Signings Sweep Through Minor Leagues

A flurry of moves hits the minors and majors with pitchers Walter Tauscher and Keo Borswan moved between clubs in the Western and Western Association leagues. Leland Hotter and Sid Graves switch affiliations, while new signings surface for teams in Des Moines, New Haven, Springfield, Evansville, and Baltimore. The Landsvide Cotebels announce a 1992 return to mobile for training, and old stars like Tobe Pleas Union enter later seasons with continued service.

Leland Hotter Iron Town Des Moines Eee New Haven Elmer Lowtad Springfield Vee Hermac Matzot Birmingham Lietrote Evansville Tobe Pleas

Falk Explains Why He Gladly Joins Indians

Bib Falk explains his trade to the Indians. He cites hatred of Chicago management, desire to play for Roger Peckinpaugh, and joining a club with two top left handed pitchers, plus relief at facing lefties. He also notes excitement about teammates and staying on a strong side.

Bib Falk Rip Fath White Sox Tecl Ikesti Fejolcing Bia Indians Alls Chicago Roger Peckinpaugh Clu Tim Joe Sharte Welter Millee Petmuck Walhose Ira Hornsby Lone Wolf Rogers Horsey Cuba Etil Tone Wolf Ruth Rogers Mwe Dormsky

Manager McGraw Keeps Pitching Staff Intact in 1923

Manager McGraw maintains a stable pitching corps for 1923 with starters Hubbell Benton and Fred. Intense recruitment by Joe Genewich Dutch Hears Cal Mays and John Scott add depth. Curly Ogden shows promise as veteran support as spring battles for rotation continue.

McGraw Carl Rob Hell Hubbell Larry Benton Fred Inttesimmons Joe Genewich Dutch Hears Cal Mays Eteran Leaai Olf John Scott Curly Ogden

Jumping Horse Performs Feat at Fort Myer Circus

A trained horse named Solu astonished Fort Myer Military Colony with a high jump over the ton without a rider during a circus show. The act was presented as part of a local entertainment event at Fort Myer, Virginia.

Huedle Fort Myer

Gil Dobie to stay as Cornell head coach despite rumors

A Cornell rumor suggested coach Gil Dobie might be replaced after defeats, provoking campus worry. Graduate Manager Romeyn Terry debunked the report, indicating Dobie would remain, though the piece notes Dobie’s implied sorrow and the uneasy autumn mood.

Gil Dobie Cornell Dobie Roimeyn Terry Doble Allly Gil

One-Armed Pitcher Burns Stars For Boston University Ball Club

Francis Bunno Burns of Charles Town Massachusetts excels as a pitcher for the Boston University team despite the loss of his left hand. He uses his right hand for the bat and delivers strong pitching, having already earned varsity letters in football baseball and track during his freshman year.

Francis “Bunno” Burns Charlestown Mass Boston Uoieralty

Bright Yellow Baseball and Golf Balls Lead Market Colors

The market sees Bright Yellow baseballs and orange green red colored golf balls expanding the color range. New spring models emphasize vivid hues, with orange golf balls noted for dark sandy courses. As dandelions bloom, the orange balls may prove as elusive as white ones.

Notable 1930s Amateur Sports and Olympic News

The article lists various 1930s figures and events across sports. George Newblatt of Brookity is selected to read at NYU Becket Hall. Thonmna NeCrea of Wig Haywthorne Golf cind nf Detroit named at Riverby Tis cub To edo, eight holes of Peblin Beach tour in California. Chapman of Florida bears welsh stands mix for eight Wiches and claims greatest reach of any college boxer. Yongland plans to send x tea to the Olympics in 1932 per Lord Rochdine. Football rapidly rezoning all-year sport at colleges with spring sessions starting early February. George Levis, longtime athletic manager at Wisconsin, honored each university golf town. The Marquis of Douglas and Cises adie, heir to a Scottish title, hosts the amateur water...

Chapman University Florida Bears Yongland Plaos Olyuepics Lord Rochdine British Olympic Aesociaton

Roughage and limited grain improve dairy production

United States Department of Agriculture official Lars Reed notes that a limited grain ration with roughage outperforms a full grain plan in dairy trials. Huntley Montana study compared three feeding plans over three years showing butterfat yields of 472, 594.1, and 619.8 pounds respectively and returns per cow of 101, 135, and 132 dollars, making the limited grain ration the most profitable.

Depertaiwat Dave Lars O. E. Reed Bureau of Tuley Industry United States Department of Agriculture Reet Buena Huntley Mont Ano

Butterfat Loss From Poor Cream Separators Studied

National testing across 30 states shows inefficient separators waste significant butterfat, with only 3 of 30 wasting under $20 yearly and 2 over $10. A two month old unit leaked 1 percent butterfat. In 1928 demos, average separator wasted butterfat valued at $79.01 yearly. 1927 tests echoed results.

Fvo Eazy

Calf Scours And Indigestion Problems

Calf scours usually stem from indigestion and a coremyn digestive issue. Early calf illness can be severe. prevention centers on not overfeeding, feeding warm milk, and clean, sweet milk. If scours occur reduce milk by half and administer castor oil or mineral oil. raw eggs or water added to milk can help.

Dairy called silage and clover for dairy cows

The article discusses feeding dairy cattle with silage mangel beets and wet pulp. It praises sweet clover and alfalfa hay as beneficial forage, notes cows can bloat on wet clover if not managed, and mentions wheat middlings as a satisfactory protein source alongside other concentrates.

News Notes Privilege to Live In Utah Across Counties

Utah notes show extensive arable and irrigated land totals across Layton Duchesne and Heber City with 1928 yield figures. Kaysville ranks high in opion yields. Myton, Vernal, Coalville and Provo items cover wool pools, road work, irrigation, grazing fees, and sheep shearing delays due to weather.

Layton Utah Kaysville United States Pleasant Humber Myton Auléropa Plas Monty Loeconstruct Hank's Ferry Myton Beach Greet River Brighton H. K. Burton Draper & Co Beaton Word Joha Reader Whitleck Hrothera Wilbeck Astema Watson Shearing Gunnison Carata Lakes Horace W. Sherley Federal Court Uintah Basin Bay Clarke C. Shaw Lake Fort Rver Loren Cloward Uintah River Trecrees Tilman D. Johnson Department of the Interior Coalville Lincoln Medway Wanskip Echo Reservoir Utshalate and M Evew Beldse Silver Creek Canyon Wil Begio Echo Baskin Echo Canyon Boxelder Cache Carbon Davis Duchesne Emery Gareta Tron Tush Hane Millard Morgan Salt Lake San Juan Swoomit Washington Weber

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