Bullet Joe Bush Back With Mack After Indians No-Hit Bid
Reny P Edwards recalls Bullet Joe Bush shutting out the 1910 Indians on August 26 with a seven strikeout performance aided by solid defense. Jack Graney spoiled the perfect game with a hand in the first inning as Bush holds Cleveland to no hits until the ninth. Coveleskie starts for Cleveland before being removed in the fifth as Bush doubles and scores, while Mack’s lineup prevails 5 to 0 behind Combe’s three innings.
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Joe Bush
Ue Athletics
Bullet Joe
Indians
Reny P. Edwards
Cleveland Tain Dealer
Dim Dann
Trie Ses
Steve O'Neill
Tris Speaker
Hobbys Troth
Ray Chapman
Jack Graney
Ferry Turner
Ollek Gandil
Bill Watubsgans
Terry Turner
Zack
Bush
Speaker
Roth
Bob Coleman
Evansville
Fred Combe
Jack
Melnonis
Indiana
Graney
Gandil
Coveleskie
Cleveland
Val Pleinich
Ingith
Joe
Whitey Witt
Macks
McInnis
Lajoie
Witt
Short
Pick
Sehank
Stronk
Walsh
Combe
Caveleskie
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Svinning
Connie Mack
Depend on Girls Drive U S to Olympic Track Titles
US women athletes may decide the defense of America by winning track and field titles at the Amsterdam Olympic Games. A separate women division will have scores included in final totals. Notable stars include Ellen Brough Lillian Copeland Katherine Mearles Ella Cartright Helen Filkes and Eleanor Egg from Paterson Pasadena Eureka and Chicago.
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United States
America
Amsterdam
Holland
Americas
Ellen Brough
Paterson
N. J
Lillian Copeland
Paosaiena
Clif
Katherine Mearles
Boston
Ella Cartright
Eureka
Calif
Helen Filkes
Chicago
Eleanor Egg
Browne Sets Stance on Reinstatement in Amateur Golf
Mary Browne says she will not seek reinstatement as an amateur golfer and will observe the three year good conduct period. The U S G A requires a formal reinstatement application to consider status and has offered no other path without such a filing.
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Mary K. Brown
United States Golf Association
Miss Browne
Suzanne Lenglen
G. C. Pyle
Cleveland News
H. HB. Ramsey
Mary
Chains and Tire Damage From Winter Driving
The article discusses how tire chains strain tires and engines on winter roads. It explains proper chain attachment to avoid cuts in casings and fenders, stressing loose but not too loose fitting and even wear. It notes repeated contact with pavement increases wear over miles and advises careful driving.
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Israel Klein
Rocky Mountain News
Automobiles and Traffic Notes From 1920s Observations
In Los Angeles two motor bus firms run 285 vehicles. A well lubricated steering system reduces driver fatigue. Forty eight states issue 1928 license plates across 23 colors. A British note favors two horns to deter pedestrians and to mock them as vehicles pass.
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Los Angeles
Rubber chains on tires promise longer tire life
The passage argues rubber chains should be tight to avoid breakage and maximize tire longevity. It notes tight chains cause no discomfort and can be kept on at all times, offering constant protection without hindering driving pleasure.
Volume Control Means for Tuning Receivers
Experimenters found a good low-volume point by placing a high impedance radio frequency choke in the plate-supply lead to choke RF currents. A .02, trilon condenser should connect from the receiver side of the choke to the grid return via the potentiometer mid-tap to prevent signal leakage.
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Netlig Ag
New and Useful Design for Automobile Trunks
Photograph shows an innovation trunk with three separate compartments each usable as a suitcase. Trunks are being used by European tourists.
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Europe
Damp Weather Affects Wood Speaker Tone
Damp conditions make paper or wood speaker components soak with water and degrade tone. A practical plan suggests drying the cone or valsain wood speaker near a stove or radiator to restore sound quality.
Royal Reglish Henley Regatta to Be Rowed on Thames
The Henley regatta is scheduled for July 4 through 7 on the Thames. Mentions golf value for health, a Notre Dame star turned wrestler, Olympic tennis hopes, and various sports anecdotes from athletics to authors.
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Thames
Nick Litze
Notre Dame Grid
Middle West
Umpire Sherry Magee Named As National League Umpire
The photograph shows Sherry Magee, former Philadelphia and Cincinnati outfielder, recently named a National League umpire. Magee, once a bitter foe, is welcomed back by old timers who recall his playing days with fondness.
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Sherry Masee
Philadelpha
Cincinnal
National League State of
Maxee
Magee
Cole's Carbolisalve Ad Claims quick healing
An old advertisement touts Cole's Carbolisalve as stopping pain from hurt burn or cut and healing quickly without scars. It promotes 30c and 60c sizes and asks readers to send 8c to J. W. Cole Co. Rockford Illinois.
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Cole
J. W. Cole Co
Rockford,Ill
Tom and Mabel in Quiet School Mystery
A compact note hints at a school dynamic with Tom described as a chronic procrastinator and Mabel as a contrasting figure. The text implies a humorous, lighthearted late afternoon observation about personality.
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Tom
Mabel
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