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Thur» day, July 13, 1922. BJELT VALLEY TIMES. BEIT MONT AHA h|» T i à would soon collect « sufficient nega­ tive charge to reduce the plate cur­ i t ? » * ^cfican rent to zero and the tube would cease RUTH WILL MURDER LOW CURVE BALLS Golf Golden Rule. * m ! * * to function. The etiquette of golf is simply J A grid leak having too low resist­ ance will not allow a sufficiently high * an application of the golden J J rule. Do for others on the golf # negative charge to collect on the grid, rç^ulting In a very small plate cur­ * course as you Would have t’ 'ra J « CIRCUIT WITH GRID rent reduction and weak response In \ do for you, and you will live In * I * peace and happiness with your J the telephone receivers. J fellow golfers. On the other band. If the grid leak I LEAK RESISTANCE * * is of too high resistance, too high ♦ ♦ COo for Thli Buppliod negative charge will collect on the N » Affiirir»« legion News BerrlcO grid and the condition of no grid leak Takes Place of “C” Battery- will be approached. In any electrical circuit that has GOLF TITLEHOLDERS THE MAN WITH DOUBLE BRAIN How Impedance of Flow > '■■■ ,-r.r^^c’ , ^ ■ a difference of potential applied to ! ■ FACE SEVERE TESTS Hayward Thompson, Memory Shocked It, the current that will flow depends ra t Is Determined. ryr. During World War, Wrltaa upon the ‘impedance" of that circuit ; « ■ Just as In the flow of water through With Both Honda. Fig. 13 shows a set of curves for a pipe, the quantity of water that & Competition of Stars This Year a three-electrode vacuum tube circuit will flow when any given pressure The majority of ns do well to write I' containing a grid leak resistance as js legibly with either of our hands, but la applied depends upon how much », - i -■N Expected to Be Keen. shown In Fig. 11 Instead of a “C" the flow through the pipe la Impeded when a man Is battery with the same symmetrical by the friction of the particles of SÄ V, found who cau N P««HMl«n of Championship Crown Is alternating difference of potential ap­ water againat the aides of the pipe write with both Something of U noarts Inly Those plied to the grid circuit and against one another. it*! hands simultane­ There being no “C" battery poten­ In the electrical circuit, the rela­ Day*—Je tee Gut Herd*« Chance# ously, and more tial applied to the grid, the grid In tion between these three quantitiea Believed P rest let eg than that—when Fig. 11 Is normally at zero potential Is that the current which will flow K f he can write for­ h 1 ;* . r ward with one with respect to tha filament. As tha Is equal to the applied differences of « Although the Important golf fixture# positive half of the first cycle of tho potential divided by the Impedance, of the eeason are eome distance away, hand and back­ alternating difference of potential la where the current la in ampere*, the the performance# during the winter ward with the other. It Is evi­ impressed upon the grid circuit—see applied difference of potential Is to and spring eeason In the Sooth Indi­ Sjjjjjjwn.-T ■ dent that he has Fig. 13—the grid Is made positive volts and the impedance In ohms. On cate that the competition la going to be keener than ever In the title events. a perfect right to S. ■ the title of "Mye- < A- A golf crown Is something of sa un­ Time -> certain possession these days. For In­ tefy Man." Hay­ l I ward Thom peon, an ex-eervlce man V. stance. not one of tha champions of i X 1920 retained title honors in last sum- h» Denver, Colo,, la Jnel auch a man. AFFUCO j mer’s swift competition. Due te a severe Injury to hie head, T G RJD POTENTIAL In England, Duncan gave way to received during the war. he has what 'Ttcno Is known as a “double brain, < n,.- I «mo eoruniAL i t 7 Jock Hutchinson In the British open ; Jim Barnes took the title held by aide of this brain directs the writing Tins row. Ted Kay in the open here; Jesse of one hsnd while the other side gov­ Cmsoc to ■ T* erns the other hand. LEAK 0**0010 , - ■ Uullfor leposed Chick Evans In the . . Ch*«gc on grid u Thompson’s memory reaches back With RESPECT 2 amateur; Marion Holllna took the only to the time when he left a hos­ To riLAHINT ^ -.X-, V.« honors so often held by Alexa Stir ling. In the British amateur, Willie pital some months ago. He remem­ bers nothing of bis life before that t An “Actlon-Qrsph" of Babe Ruth, the Mighty Slugger, Completing His Swing Hunter displaced Cyril Tolley. REDUCTION IN Which Has Resulted In So Many Horn# Runs. The First Three Cuts time. It was through the veterans’ 2 9 How many of these title holders A Plate Current at the Left Picture the First Motions of the Swing, the Three Cute at will be able to retain their high bureau that he established his Iden­ ± the Right Showing tha Powerful Follow-Through Employed by the places during the coming season? tity as Hayward Thompson. Of his family, former friends, his work and Bambino. home before the war and his activ­ Motion or “Babe Ruth Is a ’bust I* The pitch­ the plate. Is—stop, look and listen! ities during the war, he has been able 3 Receiver ers have got his number. He won’t hit F'eed the Babe low, slow baits and to learn nothing. The veterans’ bu­ Diaphram i anything like he did last year, either some of the best golfing records In reau and the Colorado department of I '■&: In the number of home runs or In his this country are going to be broken. the American Legion have been mak­ M average for ordinary base hits,” said Likewise, some of our best known In- ing every effort to help Thompson a veteran Polo ground habitue after fielders are liable to lose arms or \ & learn of his {Mist. with respect to the filament. Being transposing this equation the Imped­ seeing Walter Johnson toy with the legs. He can hit low ones and when positive with respect to the filament, ance Is equal to the applied voltage Big Hitter in the game In which the he does, they go. THE REAL UNKNOWN SOLDIER causes a certain number of electrons, divided by the current. The Imped­ Orlfftnen beat the Yanks. He golfed one at the St. Louis park Jjr r which are negative charges, to be ance of a vacuum tube plate circuit. “And1 he won’t get the number of last August and It cleared a high wire Child of Streets, Picked Up by Kind- attracted and caused to give up their Internally between the filament and bases on balls he had forced on him screen, a high bleacher stand, n row hearted Brothers, Nevar Knew negative charges to the grid. During the plate, when the grid is at Eero In the two years he has been smashing of houses and some trees outside the Who Hs Wie the next or negative half of the cycle potential, is an Important constant of out his four-baggers. They are not grounds. One he caught at his siete ■ tops went over the flagpole on the «T of the applied grid potential the grid a vacuum tube and Is called the in­ afraid of him any more. They know s t ¥ .5 Tragic though the story is of a sol­ Is made negative with respect to the ternal plate Impedance. what he can’t hit. You don’t see any top of the right field stands at the \ dier whose identity was lost after his one sending him along to first now, do Brush stadium. It was a knee-high filament but dors not lose the elec­ The Internal grid Impedance of a \/ft I life had gone out on the field of battle trons again. Thus a negative charge vacuum tube used In a radio set as you? ball that produced the record rap In ? and whose cross In Flanders simply is built up on a grid during the posi­ a detector determines the Impedance “The change dates back to the world Conilskey park, Chicago, This one says, "Unknown Soldier,’’ his story Is tive portion of each cycle, the cumu­ of the telephones that will give best series. The Giant pitchers found out cleared the standa In deep right and not shot through with such pathetic what he doesn't like—a low, slow then bounded an eighth of a mile m lative effect of which Is to produce a results when connected In the plate «Ly:-, glory as la the etory of a lad who decrease of the plate current,. during circuit of that particular tube. curve across the Inside of the {hate. through a playground. At Galveston never knew who he waa and who gave the period that the alternating differ­ It Is then not only the resistance of They’ll get him on that many a time this spring Sherry Smith served up his life for a country In which he had ence of potential called a wave train a pair of telephones, but also the In­ this year.” one of hla low underhanders and the never known a mother’s love or a Is applied to the grid. ductance and the distributed capacity And a lot more to the same general ball went out of the park and almost ■dmrR father’« pride. Every mother who After the alternating difference of of the winding that cause the maxi­ effect. The Babe has a weakness, the to the Gulf of Mexico, half a mile doe« not know Just where her son Is potential applied to the grid has mum current to flow in the telephones boys declare, and the pitchers are go­ away. buried, weep* over the grave of the ceased, the grid does not immediately for a given change In grid potential. ing to pitch to It and wreck all chance These are only a few instances. Ask unknown soldier, thinking that per­ lose Its negative charge. The grid The Internal plate impedance of a for even a second-rate home run çecord the Babe’s teammates and they will haps he Is her son. Over the grave of leak forms a high resistance path for vacuum tube varies only slightly with for 1022. tell you that the slugger “likes’’ tnem the boy who haa always been un­ low. Ask him and he will tell you the negative charge of the grid to different plate voltage. It Is more an dc Easy, You Pltchsr* known there «re no mourners. leak off down to the filament slowly. Inherent characteristic of the tube Good advice to the pitchers who that he “likes’’ them anywhere, II** think the Babe can’t hit a low ball, f believes he can hit anything, and A tiny bundle of humanity was If no grid leak were used, the grid which is determined by the design. picked np in s Baltimore street some curve or no curve, luslde or outside there is the secret of hi# strength. Jesae Guilford. twenty years ago; It was a baby boy. Not since 1012-1018, when Jerome When after s thorough search, no on# NEW RADIO FILTER A MARVEL ♦ ♦ Travers took the amateur title two was found who would claim him, he » was taken to be reared by two broth­ SPARKS » Diamond seasons In a row, has any amateur Campbell Device That Separatee Tele­ Hangs Up Odd Record. < champion been able to repeat. Gull- ers. who gave him the name of Ed­ When our concerts come over . phone and Telegraph ford’s chances of accomplishing this ward John Evangelist Smith. When the “wired-wireless’* and we t Squibs Messages. , Glenn McNally, shortstop for « feat are promising. he was old enough, they sent him plug into the lamp socket, light * Joplin, hung up an odd record J Erve Scott has acquired the hitting With the hitting power of a Babe to Mount Saint Mary’s school to be music will be given added pop­ In the first series of three games * habit since going to New York. educated. In 1917, before the boy’s Although much has been said and J Kuth on the tee and the sure, light ularity. * at Fort Smith. He did not have education was finished, a Marine re­ written about the remarkable filters touch of a Jake Schaefer on the green, The railroads recently broad­ J an assist In the three games un- * The deflation process seems to have cruiting officer visited Mount Saint employed by the telephone lines and he will he a difficult man to casted a safety message from sta­ * til the fifth inning of the third J hit nobody any harder than it bus His story of the country’s by advanced radio workers for the j stop af Brookline. Oulmet looms up Mary’s. tions in Pittsburgh, Chicago, \ game. Then a ground ball was t Habe Ruth. need for men caused "Smith, as he separation of telepnone and telegraph as a strong posslhlllty this season, as Newark and Springfield, Muss., * sent at him. He let It get through J • • • had come to be known, to enlist. He messages, says the Scientific Ameri­ j he will be playing on the same course calling attention to the fact that , and was charged with an error, t \ Pitcher Hasty of the Athletics con- went overseas and took part In every can, It remained for Dr. FTnnk where In 1013 he made golf history by 84,000 people have been killed t ^ sûmes just as much time In pitching engagement in which the FMfth regi­ 4- defeating Vurdon and Kay. B. Jewett, chief engineer of the West­ or injured the last year In this us do other big league twirlera. ment of marines participated. On the ern Electric company, to demonstrate cÔbntry while trespassing on morning on which the armistice was how the filter permits of transmitting railroad property. Bunny Reams, veteran pitcher, has signed, one of the last German bullets radio telephone und telegraph mes­ If you do not know the code SPRING TRAINING URGED ' been made manager of the Wilson INTERESTING flying claimed “Smithy" as Its victim. sages simultaneously, and of separating and wish to receive messages, team of the Virginia league, succeed­ Wells Hawke«. “Smithy’s" captain, these messages at the receiving end, BY MANAGER HUGH DUFFY there Is a device on the market ing Tom Clarke. SPORT NOTES has started a fund to erect a rnonu- at a meeting of the American Insti­ at the present time which Gordon Pohlman of Ames has been Smlthy” : a child of the tute of Electrical Engineers. ment to records the incoming signals on Max Flack, outfielder for the Chi­ elected track captain of the Iowa street, an unknown lad In school, the The present electrical filter is the a piece of paper. The paper ;>• cago Nationals, on Tuesday was State college track team for 1028. real unknown soldier ! Invention of Dr. G. A. Campbell, a may be then read at the will of traded to the St. Louis Cardinals « telephone engineer, and makes it pos­ the operator. This method for Cliff Heathcote, also an outfielder. Carnegie Tech Athletic council, at a sible to separate the various frequen­ WOUNDED ON ARMISTICE DAY gives the person unacquainted recent meeting, decided unanimously cies at which the Individual tele­ with the code the privilege of < Trustee« of Cranston Bowl have re­ I to adopt the freahmen rule next year. Bueksy# Naval Officer Holds Distinc­ phone and telegraph messages are car­ hearing from stations which ceived a telegram from Connie Mack • • • tion of Being Injured In Action ried. The detected electrical current would otherwise pass over In accepting Montgomery’s Invitation for Myron E, Fuller has been chosen as­ In a radio receiving set Is passed After Cloee of War. * ^ the usual “buzz, buzz," style so the Athletics to train there next sistant coach to J. D. F3. Jone« as the through the filter which separates the unintelligible to the radiophone spring. final member of the Yale univers** O. O. Rolf of To’edo, O.. holds the frequencies of the telegraph message fans. football staff for next fall. unique distinction of being a United from those of the telephone. While lying In the harbor of Pitcher Roy Appleton, transferred • • • The filter differs materially from the Iqulque, Chile, on the west •• / by Fort Worth to Parla of the Texas- The gross receipt« of the Bill Bren- States naval offi­ ordinary tuned circuits familiar to the coast of South America, the É Oklahoma league, has been shipped on nnn-Jlm Tracey bout are reported at cer wounded In radio enthusiast, since it separate« not radio operator of the steamship I f to Stamford of the West Texaa Clr- 118.433.70, Brennan was paid 84,756.74 action after the single frequencies but bands of fre­ Santa Luisa clearly heard the | cult. and Tracey received $2,387.87. signing of the quencies of any predetermined width. entire broadcast program of s armistice which Station WJZ. The distance The filter makes It possible to sep­ Frank Keck, sold by the Springfield Miss Cecil Leltch, former English closed the World separating Newark’s station arate the band of frequencies com­ j Western Association club to the Cln- golf champion, will be unable to com­ war. As a naval prising the telephone message from the from the steamship In an air clunatl National for $10.000 or there- pete In the American women’« cham­ lieutenant and ex­ line was 4,000 miles. band comprising the telegraph mes­ «bents, joined Springfield as a free pionship owing to an Injured, arm. ecutive officer of As a result of the widespread j sage. It can also separate one télé­ agent. • • a merchant ship, Interest in wireless telephony phoné message from another. • • • E. C. Wilson, ’28, has been elected Rolf was severe­ one manufacturer has brought Joe Muthea of the Beaumont club, track captain; B. M. Barrett ’24, base­ ly wounded when out a set of six double-faced » “Ground Antennae.“ who already seems to have everything, ball captain, and Wayland Hicks. ’28. bis ship was fired Some relief from bothersome radio records for teaching the tele­ added a little bit mere when be got basketball captain for next year at on by a German “strays" In summertime can be ob­ graph code. Many persons, af­ ] Pitcher glim Love from the Vernon the University of Iowa. submarine as It tained with sets having good ampli­ ter listening to the radio-tele­ Manager Hugh Duffy. . Coast League club. left La Polls, France, on tue afternoon fiers by using s "ground antennae." phone concerns, have tuned in • • a Harold B. Lever of Ilion, N. T„ a of November 11, 1018, This te a long Insulated wire run In and beard the familiar “buzz, After several months In hospitals In Hugh Duffy, manager of the Boston Wichita Fall«’ sale of Pitcher Clar­ member of the Junior class, has been a shallow trench or on the surface of buzz” of the wireless telegraph Red Sox, believes that any good base­ ence Darrough to Omaha caused some elected captain of the University of England and on the continent, Rolf re­ the ground. The ground wire should messages being seat. Curious ball player who foregoes his spring surprise In Texas league circle«, as Pennsylvania track team for next turned to America and resumed the be run In the direction of the station to know the meaning of the training work will suffer for his delin­ be was shout the best looking pitcher practice of law In Toledo. sounds they have cast about for year. » fron» which the most signals are to be quency In that season. In support of on the Spudders staff. • • • received, and should preferably be sev­ some means of learning the thl* contention. Duffy points to Cap­ The Association of College Track Soldiers Clasaed With (diet* code phonograph record* eral hundred feet long. tain Derrtl Pratt of the Sox, who had Hubert (“Dutch ”) Leonard of the Soldiers and sailor* along with The Canadian government ie Coaches of America hag gone on rec­ in» spring tihtnlng a year ago. but who Detroit American league club will ord ss In favor of prohibiting fresh­ felons, Idiots and insane people are To Régulais Wave Length* considering the question of the this spring worked early sod often at Pitch for the Fresno club of the San man competition in the annual Inter­ denied the right of suffrage In certain A variable condenser when properly amateur radio field. Present Hot Springs. Joaquin Valley league during the re- collegiate A. A. A. A. championship states of the Union, It is pointed out connected In the antenna circuit may plans are to allow the amateur "1’ratt is a rejuvenated man this instruier of the baseball season, by a writer In the American Legion using spark transmission a games. be used either to lengthen or seaxon,” aays Duffy. ’The effect of F Weekly. He quotes from the World shorten the wave length range. Be­ wave length up to 200 meters, the baths he took and of the work Keren former Manhattan battery Boxing Is growing very popular In Almanac, which says that because of side* this, the degree of regulation is while those using continuous the former Yankee did this spring Is men were io the points on the same Japan and a number of Pacific coast their occultation, soldiers and sailors y much finer, for at best the loading wave transmission would he being shown by him not, only st bat day In the American association re­ boxers are preparing to go to that are not allowed to vote in the follow­ coll can tune In only to within â single permitted a wave length np to hut in the field. He Is s much livelier cently, namely : CuUop, Jcmard, Krue­ country. But only small men are wel­ ing states; Indiana, Missouri, Ne­ rum. if.« loading coll of the tuning 1 250 meters. und younger player than the Prstt ger. Hocher. Gonzales. Rogers and come. ss the Japs don’t care to see braska, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, coll type la used. the big fellows bump sach other off. Texas and West Virginia. « ho cover*-*! second base last season. ’ Gossett. I

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