Schaefer Tops 18.2 Balkline Rankings In National Billiards
Jake Schaefer placed first in the 18.2 balkline event as Johnny Layton led three cushions and Ralph Greenleaf in pocket billiards. Willie Hoppe moved to No. 6, Welker Cochran to No. 6, and Schaefer to No. 8 amid ranking shifts by the National Billiard Association of America ranking committee. Taberski finished strong in pocket billiards with second place behind Rudolph, while Taberski placed third overall in the last world title tournament due to his versatility and consistency.
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Jake Schaefer
Johnny Layton
Ralph Greenleaf
National Billiard Association of America
Willie Hoppe
Welker Cochran
Schaefer
Tne Balkline Hoppe
Hoppe
Frank Taberski
Erwin Studolph
Rudolph
Soc ‘Taberski
Taoberski
Tonkoff Named Captain of Illinois Mat Team
Yakima Wash 17 pounder Tonkoff named captain of Illinois wrestling for next season. MiUlals won the Big Ten title this season. W L Cherry Streator IL elected captain of Illinois gymnast team for next season. W W Lockwood Danville IN named head of the university swimming team. H H Hall Des Plaines NL to head the water polo team.
Gold Cup Regatta Set for Red Bank August 16 17
The American Power Boat Association announced the Gold Cup regatta will be held at Red Bank New Jersey on August 16 and 17. Seven speed boats are expected for the coveted trophy with Richard F. Hoyt's boat The Imp defending last year's title. The Red Bank Yacht Club National Sweepstakes will be inaugurated alongside the speed boat race open to any boat with a single engine.
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Red Bank
N. J
American Power Boat Association
Richard F. Hoyt
Imp
Red Bank Yacht Club Nasional
Timely and Interesting Little Jets of Various Sports
Miscellaneous notes touch on a range of sports topics from Olympic prospects to club records. Mentions include Merylani’s spring teams, Yankees infield debates, Giants trades, and polo interest in Hawaii. Also notes about horses, swimmers, and football numerals, with several player moves and salary talks.
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Maealu
Mora
Peter McElwey A Paced Derby Contender At Kalamazoo
Wisconsin pacer Peter McElwey a four year old gelding trained by Arlin Frost rose from obscurity on earlier mile tracks to pace to 2 04 in a recent heat at Kalamazoo. He trailed rival Alexander Direct in the second heat but finished well against a strong field.
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Peter McKinney
Kalamazoo
Wisconsin
Peter McElwey
Arlin Frost
Trogt
Balin
Alexander
Alexander Direct
Lim
One Player Scores All Points in Grid Spree
Bullman, a West Virginia end, scored every point for his team in a 8 to 2 post season win over Bethany on December 4, 1933. He kicked a 37 yard field goal and had a safety after a blocked punt to secure the victory.
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Bull’ Bullman
West Virginia
Bethany
Bullman
The
Mountaineers
No Economy In Buying A Bottomless Used Car
Neighbors discuss a used car purchase by Mr GC. His wife questions the value saying the economy has collapsed. The husband argues the car is wise while the wife remains skeptical about any bottomless deal.
Motor Quiz: Passenger Automobiles on Farms
A quiz item asks how many passenger autos are on farms in the United States, with an answer of about 4,750,000. It then asks which states lead in numbers, listing Texas Illinois Iowa Ohio Wisconsin Pennsylvania Minnesota Iowa and New York in that order.
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United States
Texas
Sinois
Town
Ohio
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Amenport
New York
Back-seat drivers urged by Governor in new car talk
Governor Frank G. Allen of Massachusetts urges back-seat passengers to insist the driver stay in control. The article notes heavy asbestos exposure in cars and stresses careful driving, mentioning fuel, ballast, and a new type of car stopped by sound.
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Frank G. Allen
Massachusetts
Screen Helmet Shields Speeding Auto Driver
Kurt Howe, famed auto racer, debuts a wind and dust screen helmet on a trial spin at Braolands as the English racing season heats up.
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Kurt Howe
Braolands
England
The Bus Driver and a Midblock Crossing Incident
A Chicago or New York street scene describes a pedestrian stepping mid block on Fifth Avenue New York. The narrator observes traffic and a clumsy crossing attempt that nearly causes a collision with cars and prints a humorous view on hurried pedestrians and driver risks.
Yde Hurts Oakland In Balk Caused Freak Victory
Emil Yde, former Pirates pitcher, entered in the eleventh with bases loaded but balked. Martin scored from third on the walk to give Oakland a freak 9 to 0 victory.
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Emil Yde
Hollywood
Pittsburgh Pirates
Oakland
Ydle
Page
Martin
Strawberry Mousse Recipes From USDA
A USDA prepared note outlines strawberry mousse and related fruit desserts. It details folding crushed strawberries with sugar into whipped cream, folding into egg whites, and freezing in a refrigerator tray or mold with paraffin-sealed edges. It also mentions vanilla ice cream with fresh strawberries and the term parfait for a simple cream and fruit combination.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economies
Proper Milk Storage Practices Warned in Household Guide
The guide cautions against storing milk in open containers or refrigerator doors. It advises tight sealing, delaying opening until use, and keeping milk in the coldest shelf to prevent spoilage.
Digestible Pie Revealed by Kansas State Study
Investigations at Kansas State Agricultural College under Dr. Margaret Justin conclude that pie, when properly prepared, is a digestible food. A milk custard filling boosts nutrition, and the dessert can provide three to four hundred calories per serving, useful as a supplement to low calorie dishes.
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America
Kansas State Agriculture College
Margaret Justin
Remedy for Spoiled Icing
Instructions describe fixing spoiled icing by adding one teaspoon of sweet cream and a tablespoon of flour before spreading. The mixture is stirred to improve spreadability and taste of the sugar topping.
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Neil
Washing Blankets Before Storing
The United States Department of Agriculture advises washing blankets before storage to prevent moth damage and ensure cleanliness. Use lukewarm neutral soap solution, soft water if possible, avoid direct soap application, and rinse thoroughly. Dry by line, avoid direct sun, brush when dry to raise nap for a fluffier feel.
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United States Department of Agricultura
Bureau of Home Economics
Best Temperature for Storing Milk Proven in Trials
Studies show raw and pasteurized milk stored up to 6 hours exhibit small bacterial increases at 40 F, while warming to 60 F yields large growth. Main jump occurs between 45 F and 30 F. For short storage under 24 hours, 50 F suffices. longer storage needs 43 F or below. Milk should be refrigerated promptly after delivery to prevent rapid spoilage.
Cleaning Large Rugs Prompt Home Cleaning Advice
The article warns against cleaning large rugs at home unless well equipped to stretch and dry them. It notes risks of streaking fading and soaking damage. It recommends sending oversized rugs to a commercial cleaning firm for best results and economy.
Glazed Apple Rings With Cold Pork Garnish
A home economics note offers glazed apples as a partner for cold pork. Make a sugar water bath with butter, simmer tart apple rings, bake until tender and caramelized, then finish by cooling and, if served cold, adding a candied cherry center for appeal.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
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