Hans Wagner Fans In First Trip To Plate
Hans Wagner a former Pittsburgh Star star shortstop was fanned the first time at the plate with voters. He lost in the Republican sheriff primary and said he will run in November on the Labor ticket.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1925
Page
19
Hans Wagner a former Pittsburgh Star star shortstop was fanned the first time at the plate with voters. He lost in the Republican sheriff primary and said he will run in November on the Labor ticket.
The article explains balance in wooden clubs tailored to swing style. It notes players with long slow swings need heavier heads and whippy shafts while those with fast swings require lighter clubs and stiffer shafts.
A dense listing of radio programs and station lineups by city, with times, programs, and performers. Entries cover Davenport Des Moines Chicago Detroit and Worcester venues, noting farms markets chimes concerts orchestras dance programs and notable artists across multiple stations.
Drake University athletic authorities plan a vigorous campaign to finance a 230000 stadium. They target selling 19000 season tickets for three home games against Kansas State on October 10, Nebraska on November 7, and Ames on November 21. The Oct 10 Kansas game opens the venue with Dad's Day events. The Nov 7 dedication ceremony and the Nov 21 homecoming feature the Ames contest. A special transportation plan for bees was also announced.
The piece notes readers' amusement at a cartoon of President Coolidge and his stance on fishing. It explains a misquote about fishing being a boy's sport and presents the president's correction that angling can be a serious pursuit for adults. It cites editorials and public sentiment supporting fishing as a genuine pastime for men.
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