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Dudley Lee had to climb up on Johnny Kerr's shoulders betore he
could tip the cap of Claude Davenport, huge Mission pitcher. This was before
the game, After it started it didn’t take the Stars long to knock Davenport’s
cap completely off,
Learned to Swim
in the East River
Kojac Has Made Steady
Progress in This Sport.
While New York's contributions to
the American Olympic team were not
reflected so conspicuously in the win:
ning column of the track events, a
young lad who was graduated from
one of the city's largest high schools a
little more than a year ago brought
the metropolis sufficient consolation to
mauke the combined defeats in other
flelds trivial, 0':0!'!0 Kojac, who
learned to swim m,lml&.nm
‘surrounding the docks of the East
river, gathered In Olympic honors—
and not only honors but records.
He stood head and shoulders above
the other contenders in the swimming
events in the Olymple and he is still
In his teens. In the semifinals, Kojac
sent the standing record for the 100
meter back stroke, set by James A.
House, Jr., of the United States, into
the discard and before he finished
competition in the event by capturing
the championship, he eclipsed his
mark again, finishing in 1 minute 8 1.6
seconds. The former standard was
1.10 1.5, Kojac turped in the remark
able time of 109 45 to startle the
aquatic world.
Young Kojac's climb to the peak of
the aquatic trall is the result of con
stant efforts with the Olymple goul
staring him in the face as a distant
light guides a wanderer home. His
first uttempts to reap honors in com
petition were recorded at the Boys'
club, then later In high school, then
later in natlenal competition and now
in the Olymples,
The striking feature of the number
of rising champlons, of the younger
set, is the revelation of their initial
start. Georgle Kojac first started to
paddle in the 011-filmed water sur
rounding the plers of New York. His
first attempt to stay in water without
rubbing the bottom was made in the
East river when he was a tot of six
years.
He entered competition In the ele
mentary schools and won a medal o
the annual champlonships. That was
his first spur, Since then he has been
gathering in titles to fit his class and
has been an eyeopener by cracking
records continually,
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After elght years as a star with the
New York Glaats Frankie Friseb Is
now havin, his best seasor with the
St Louls Cardinale. e has been the
spark plug of the Card offense und de
sense all se.son,
Perhaps the greatest triumph of
Kojac before his performance at Am
sterdam was his defeat of Johnny
Weissmuller, champlion of the 150
yard back stroke, in Chicago at the
national championships on April 8,
1927. Still attending high school, Ko
Jac trekked to Chicago with other
teammates for the first time and
proved to the aquatic world that John
ny Welssmuller was no longer cham
plon of the 150-yard back stroke, He
dethroned the world’s tank king of the
backstrokers, going a step further to
lower the champlon's time at 1.42 by
two and four-fifths seconds.
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Among those who participated In the famous Grand Prize de Lasarte-
San Sebastian (Spain) automoblle race, Miss Jenki, representing Czecho
slovakia, I 8 the only woman entry, The veteran driver Divo Is giving Miss
Jenki some pointers,
Squibs of Sport of All Kinds
Gene Tunuey exits laughingly, and
vertically.
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Jack Britton won another fight the
other day. What ever happened to
Jem Mace?
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Box Spring (Texas) took over the
franchise of the Hamlin club o the
West Texas league,
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Boston college will hold its foot
ball games at Fenway park, home
of the Red Bos. this fall. *
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A novelty race ntroduced in Burope
is & relay race in which airplanes and
wotoreycles m. u:pl:nd.
Pltcher Nelson, with Kansas Clty,
used to wrestle as the Masked Marvel,
“hey say he's quite a pitcher,
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Piteher Blackle Carter, optiohed to
Buffalo of the International league,
has been null:d.u.m
As yet Joe Beckett hasn't put In a
clalm for the title, but that s prob
ably because he hasa't heard that Gene
was out. ok il
CHARLTON COUNTY HERALD
Proper Service
Means].ow Cost
When the Car Does Not
Function Properly It Is
Due to Neglect.
When an automobile is harder to
start, loses pep on hills, and does not
perform as well as it used to the fault
is usually due to neglect of the mo
torist in not having his car inspected
until after it has reached such a con
dition that it loss of efficiency is con
spicuous by its poor performance. An
automobile properly serviced, engi
neers agree, should give as good per
formance after 25,000 miles of driving
as it did after 10,000 miles.
Minor Servicing Items.
A few of the principal minor servie
ing items that should be looked after
W eather Bureau Has Its
Own Broadcasting Booth
Whose voice do you hear when you
pick up your daily weather news over
the radio at 10:05 a. m., or 3:45 p. m.,
or 10:05 p. m.? If you live in any of
the Kastern states you actually hear
an official of the weather bureau of
the United States Department of Ag
riculture in Washington, He is sitting
in a specially built broadcasting booth
talking before a microphone which is
connected with the powerful Navy
sending station at Arlington, Va.
(NAA). His information goes out from
Arlington just as he gives it, and is
heard by listeners-in anywhere in New
England, the Atlantic Coast states, and
in most of the states east of the
Mississippi.
This broadcasting servic. has been
carried on since 1923 by the weather
bureau, but recently a new sound
proofed broadcasting booth has been
built In order to make the best
possible use of a SSOO amplifier re
cently furnished by the Navy depart
ment to improve the quality of the
transmission from the weather bureau.
This is the only broadcasting by radio
phone actually done by the bureau.
Other sections receive weather fore
casts given out from commercial radio
stations which are obtained from, the
nearest weather bureau station,
The service sent from the wfifi
ton broadcasting booth consists
Tony Comerford, a football star at
Boston college, Is the new footbali
coach at Loyola college, Baltimore,
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Spencer, Ind, a small town in the
southern purt of the state, is now the
home of Ban Johnson, former Ameri
can league president.
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Mattie Madsen, outfielder in the In
terbranch league of the Western Elee
tric company, has been signed by the
Toronto llmnlo:ul league.
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Catcher Bill Barrett, with Memphis,
one of the most promising youngsters
in the Southern league, recently in-
Jured, will be out the rest of the year,
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Andy Cohen of the Glants and
Pinkie Whitney of the Phillles were
basket ball rivale In a Texas state
tournament during thelr high school
days.
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St. Paul In the American assocla
tion established a record for making
the most double plays in a single sea:
son In organized baseball when the
q:' executed 215 two-ply killings lo
regularly are recommended by engi
neering authorities as follows:
Adjust ignition timing,
Clean and adjust contact points.
Adjust hird brush,
Tighten electrical conpectlon.
Inspect spark plugs,” replacing 1f
necessary
Clean battery terminals,
Inspect tighting and ignition switches
and relays,
Clean motor and generator commu
tators.
Clean distributor cap.
Inspect and replace hose connections.
Adjust or replace fan belt,
Clean all fuel lines, blow out fuel
lines and screens,
Adjust carburetor,
Change oil in crankcase.
Check oil filter, renewing if neces
sary.
The motorist will find that it pays
to look after these details from the
standpoint of low maintenance cost
and satisfactory performance.
general forecast covering the entire
district and such storm and flood warn
ings as are issued for any portion
thereof. On Saturday there is included
in the 3:45 p. m. broadcast the
weather outlook for the ensuing week,
Monday to Saturday, inclusive, for the
North and Middle Atlantic states, the
South Atlantic and East Gulf states,
and the Ohio valley and Tennessee.
Simple Tin Can Tester
Is of Big Convenience
It is not necessary to do very much
grinding to make an auto valve gas
tight unless the valve is badly warped
or pitted. In fact, too much grinding
makes the seat too wide. It is, how
ever, difficult to tell when the valve
is actually gas-tight, The illustration
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Place This Device Over the Valve and
if You Can Blow Into It Continuous
ly the Valve Tested Is Not Gas-
Tight.
shows a simple way to make a valve
tester that will tell at once if the
valve is gas-tight,
Through the bottom of a tin can
drill a hole large enough to let the
stem of a tire valve pass through, Use
washers cut from an old inner tube to
make the valve stem an air-tight fit and
also cut a large rubber washer that can
be placed under the edge of the can
as shown in the illustration. A short
section of rubber tubing slipped over
the end of the valve stem completes the
equipment. To test a valve, wipe both
the face and seat so that they will be
free from oil or grinding paste, press
the can tightly over the valve with the
rubber washer under it, and blow in
the tube. If you can continue blowing
it proves that air is leaking past the
valve and further grinding is needed,
Make sure the tester is air-tight by
testing it on a flat metal surface. The
piston top will serve as a test surface,
—Popular Science Monthly,
Use Trickle Charger
With 4-Volt Battery
Trickle chargers, designed for churg
ing @G-volt batteries, can be ensla
adapted to 4-volt batteries without
much expense and - without any
changes In the regular construction,
It is necessary only to attach the end
of a resistance winding from a 6-ohm
rheostat to one of the posts on the
charger. The resistance unit taken
from one of the air-cooled type of
rheostat Is best for this purpose.—
Radio News.
Doeg Is Favorite
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Johnny Doeg of Calitornla wuas one
of the bright stars in the East-West ten
nis tourney recently played at Forest
Hills. He Is a favorite with the ten
nis fans,
Improved Uniform International
' Lesson '
(By REV. P. B. FITZWATER, D.D.,, Dean
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.)
(©. 1928. Western Newspaper Union.)
Lesson for September 23
THE CHRISTIAN BASIS OF TOTAL
ABSTINENCE
Temperance Lesson.
LESSON TEXT—II Cor. 8:1-13,
GOLDEN TEXT—Let no man seek
his own but every man another's
wealth,
PRIMARY TOPlC—Helping Others to
Keep God’'s Law.
JUNIOR TOPlC—Helping Others to
Keep €God’'s Law.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP
lC—Abstinence for the Sake of Others.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP
IC—The Christian Standard of Social
Conduct,
In this section of Scripture Paul is
bringing to view the great dectrine of
Christian liberty and forbearance. The
occasion of this teaching was the un
certainty as to the right attitude for
Ciristians to take toward things sacri
ficed unto idols.
I. The ldol Is Nothing (vv. 1-8).
Intelligent pecj.e know that an
idol is nothing but a piece of timber
or stone. They know that there is
only one God, the creator and sus
tainer of all things. Since an idol
has no real existence, the eaniing of
such meat is a matter of indiiference.
It should be borne in mind that the
principle stated in this sectiom has
reference to things which are in them
selves wrong, Strictly speaking, there
fore, this teaching canaot be applied
to indulgence in intoxicating liquors.
To do so zwould be a perversion of
Paul's meatning. The indulgence in in
toxicating liquors, the use of tobacco,
ete, are things wrong in themselves
because they injure the human body.
The holding of stock in certain cor
porations and having partnership in
illegal business are things that are
wrong in themselves. In applying this
principle to the use of intoxicating
liquors, this should be borne in mind.
The principle can be applied only to
things which are in themselves harm
less.
11. Not All Christians Have Matur
ity of Discernment (vv. 7,8).
Uninstructed Christians were still
possessed of the conviction that am
idol was really a living and powerful
being. For those persons to sit down
to a social meal where such meat was
eaten would be to expose themselves
to the liability of being brought again
under bondage to their sins.
111. The Christian’s Behavior in
Such Cases (vv. 9-13).
1. He should take heed lest his lib
erty become a stumbling block (v. 9
2. Liberty must be curtailed for the
sake of the weak brother (vv. 10, 11).
3. To disregard this is to sin
against our brethren (v, 13).
To disregard our brother’s interest
is to sin against Christ, for it is sin
ning against the one for whom Christ
died. To place a stumbling block in
the way of the believer is a terrible
crime. In enforcing this, three impor
tant considerations are brought out:
(1) The fate of the weak brother
fv. 13).
He perishes. Human sympathy, let
alone Christian love, would cause a
man to give consideration to his con
duct lest he cause such a loss,
(2) The relation of the man te his
slayer, He is his brother,
(3) What Christ did for the “weak
brother.”
Christ died for him; therefore to
sin against a brother is to sin against
Christ, because the brother is a mem
ber of Christ's body.
IV. The Teaching Illustrated In
Paul's Life (ch. 9).
At Corinth Paul worked with his
own hands lest his mission to them
should be misjudged. While he vigor
ously contended for his right to ask
for support of them, he refrained from
asking. By means of h's own labors
and the donations which he recelved
from the Macedonlan churches he was
able to boast that he had not been
chargeable to them,
V. The Teaching Applied (10:23
33).
1. Christians may indulge in lawful
things only as they are expedient and
unto edification (v. 23),
2. Let no man seek his own, but
each his neighbor's good (v, 24),
The principle of love is unselfish.
ness,
3. Whether therefore ye eat or
drink, do all to the glory of God (v,
81).
The Christinn is not at liberty to do
that upon which he could not ask
God's blessing,
4. Give no occasion for anyone to
stumble (v, 32),
We should so live that no one can
ever suy that we have been the ocea
slon of his downfall,
5. Follow the example of Jesus
Christ (11:1),
Christ gave mp all for the sake of
others,
The Road of Good Works
The road of good works Is blocked
by our past sins, and it is sure to be
further blocked by our future sins;
we ought, therefore, to rejoice that
God has commended to us the open
road of faith.—Spurgeon,
Thank God
Thank God for a gospel that sings
itself Into our dally lives, and that
bids us sing away sorrow and care!
Sin has no such hymos.—Clarence
Eberman.
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An association of German architects,
promoting an exhibition under the
name of “The New Kitchen,” has
asked American producers of kitch
enettes to use the exhibition to show
Germany some of the latest American
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Says—Golfing is pie for me.
Which—l notice you always get
plenty of slices.—Vancouver Province.
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they are alive is because of pure luck.
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can be prepared, Then you can do what
any experienced nurse would do—what
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give a few drops of plain Castorla. Ne¢
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