Card Castoff Jim Hearn Emerges as Giant Ace
The 1950 baseball piece tells how Jim Hearn, once a Georgia Tech standout and Cardinals castoff, blossomed with the New York Giants under Leo Durocher. It notes his bench time, late rise, and the price of talent in baseball, plus a detour into Sammy Urzetta’s unlikely amateur golf path and a long run of hole in one tournaments with 11,720 players and 58,600 shots, yielding only five aces.
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Plant Starvation Lowers Corn Yield
Farmers can boost next year’s corn yields by diagnosing phosphate starvation from unfilled kernels and applying balanced plant foods. Adequate nitrogen and potash are also essential, along with good soil tilth to improve porosity, water, and air access for healthier crops.
USDA Recommends DDT For Termite Control
The USDA advises a single DDT treatment to protect woodwork from termites for at least five years. Mix 5 percent DDT in No 2 fuel oil and apply by trenching 30 inches deep along the foundation, saturating soil and backfill at one quart per cubic foot of soil. Entomologists note it provides complete protection.
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Milk Pail Rack Welded From Iron Pipe Stand
A milk pail rack is described as welded from iron and pipe with a bottom support of two pieces of %" pipe spaced to allow drainage. The stand can be mounted directly in the earth or embedded in cement for grout in installation.
Cranberry Record Forecast Boosts Harvest Across States
Agricultural department officials forecast this fall's record cranberry production at 969000 barrels, 15 percent above the 1948 record of 967700. Massachusetts New Jersey Wisconsin Oregon show gains from last year, while Washington exceeds average but trails 1948 levels.
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