Auto racing safety urged after rising crash toll
Critics urge tighter track standards and oversight amid rising automobile race deaths. Leaders including St Mayer of the Automobile Club of Illinois call for stricter tire and track safety, noting past laxity endangers drivers and spectators. The piece questions current race incentives and stresses public safety over profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Lotorists
Escaclation
St Mayer
Tilinois
AL “My Ag
Rcke Lowermalt
Grirtra
Ray Keren
Allvous Iz
Wesley Wolter A. Uetiningy Haw
Chigego Evening Post
Wea Uillegally
Urat Miengeldend
Laxnese
Wald Mayer
Qublle
Fatalities Per Car Decline Tied to Safer Vehicles
Barry R. Dibleigh of the Sattons Automobile Chamber of Commerce spoke before the state safety council noting a substantial drop in motor fatalities per vehicle in the past decade. He cited four wheel brakes and balloon tires as features of modern automobiles contributing to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texistraion
United States
Barry R. Dibleigh
Sattons Automobile Choiber of Commerce
Mailer
Sear Safety Council
Dri
Winery
Ptomohus
Shibe Responds to Hurling Critics On Ball Liveliness
Tom Shibe refutes criticisms of pitching tempo and bemoans the belief that mere speed defines the liveliness of a ball. He cites McGraw’s claim and argues that technique and control drive true effect, while younger players should pursue science and consistency over raw power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Shibe
Denlea
Wade
Fot
Kouilis
Genny
Sin Hing
Poxt
Multisport Notes and Picks From Early 20th Century
A fast paced roundup covers baseball, racing, and football. Mentions include Altcock era figures, Babe Barhooy in Baltimore, Jack Ryder backing Lee Lemons, and Arthur Ruble’s division. notes on bids, exhibition gates, and early Mississippian Runington club.
Baseball's vexed problem for colleges at Yale
Yale University athletic observers note growing college baseball interest has declined participation and crowded facilities. The report cites increased student involvement in other sports and recreation as the main cause, with declining spring crowds and strained grandstands.
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Callege
Groban
Istza Peat
George A. Kertteton
Af Central
Yale University Athletic Association
Tenis
Founia
Yale
Mnst
Uni
Wlgre
Tarmara Coltenes
Yate
Friend of the Boys Georg O Maines Promotes Junior Baseball
Georg O Maines, former president of the Wichigan-Gatarta Baseball League, organized over 75,000 boys under seventeen into junior teams in New York. He directs 1,500 minor league squads and awards trophies named for Babe Hulk, Ty Cobb, Kiki Cuylor, Lipton, Major Walker, and others active in Great Sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georg O. Maines
Wichigan-Gatarta Baseball Jeague
New York
Maines
Babe Hulk
Ty Cobb
Kiki Cuylor
Fhonea Lipton
Major Walker
Mhera
Cif
Dazzy Vance Pitching Test Amid Slangy Dugout Talk
Players discuss pitching mindset and the mental side of baseball as Dazzy Vance and others confront pressure. The piece notes hawk like focus when runners on base and the manager’s view on inner game and strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dazzy Vance
Dusty Vince
Fragmentary note on life and effort
A distorted snippet contemplates life and effort with phrases about trying, timing, and endurance. It hints at struggle and the idea of finishing strong, though the text is unclear and lacks coherent narrative or identifiable subjects.
Pineapple Lemonade and Fruit Punch Recipes
A cookbook fragment lists beverages for a luncheon including Pineapple Cup Pineapple Lemonade and Blackberry or Raspberry Shrub with steps to juice, mix, strain and serve with fresh fruit and water or ice. also describes Mint Sangaree and other fruit drinks with sugar, vinegar or grape juice for flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Why We Do What We Do Observation on Self Talk and Imagination
The piece reflects on inner dialogue and imaginary playmates from childhood and their extension into adult life. It discusses how private conversations reveal self talk and mental rehearsals, suggesting people vocalize or imagine company to cope with solitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledgeioys
California
Joely Persao
Achita
Datuhood
Selon
Pius Mecrere
Fragmented thoughts on women and beauty ideals
A stream of antiquated musings argues about women’s trust, rent, and health perceptions while claiming imagination creates beauty and predicting men’s views on dinner party success. The piece moves through stereotypes about temperamental women and social expectations.
Brass Industry Growth in Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries
The text notes brass manufacture expanding in the Fifteenth century with sites in Belgium, Guslar ft n the Hartz, and Benthen Silesia. In the Sixteenth century it becomes an industry in Surrey, with Raglan renamed for the chemists of 1740, using calcinite ore to purify metal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brose
Belgium
Guslar
Hartz
Benthen
Silesia
Surrey
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Automsbil
Ffurthoemare
Yin Utoomalea
Np Kienace
Publi Highway
Cetrack Billings
Assaeindol
Holy Cross Stars
Dobens
Nekola
Holy Cross
Yankee Stadium
Moston Red Sox
Tha Lutturta
Yanikee Pltrhlag Atieft
Vivian Naviwlek
Nick Altcock
Lesa Cas Pheber
Tial
Atte
Persia
Ehurst
Goldehirth
Newark
Pheer
Ballaia
Paul Zitintear
Peeker
Fes
Neen
Torani Dup
Arthur Ruble Boas
Mary Neutlonig
Babe Barhooy
Hovap
Haltimore Orinles
Tanskees
Ruin
Ley
Jack Ryder
Lee Lermonis
Amercan
Yeas
Imu
Bart Tompson
Cleveland
McDowiet
Runington Club
Missis
Mont Valley Tragine
Cru
Pina Wits
Clem
Jominy Neon
Corraer
Detroit Firstaseman
Yoledu Cub
Albemena Association
Balliance Club
Atsecienn Association
Enviner
Bingerpolia
South Carolin Wold
Urigen
Babe Ruth
Erdie Cicotte
White Sox
Ruth
Gmaciie Newspaper
Samtcatt
Janes
Barbara Bourjally
Viola Brothers
Shore
Goa
Crete
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