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For pro players 150 years ago, it was a very different ballgame By Fred Bowen The Washington Post Readers may have noticed that Major League Baseball (MLB) players are wearing a patch on their uniforms: MLB 150. The patch celebrates the 150th anniversary of the first openly professional baseball team, the 1869 Cincinnati Red Stockings. Recently, I have been reading about baseball in the 1800s in a wonderful book, “The New Bill James Historical Baseball Abstract.” Back then, baseball was very different from baseball today. How different? Take a look. In the 1870s, pitchers didn’t throw overhand. They threw underhand

(like softball) from a pitcher’s box about 45 feet from home plate. And get this, the batter could order a high or a low pitch. They moved the pitcher’s mound to the current 60 feet 6 inches in 1893, and the batter couldn’t order the pitch he wanted after about 1887. It has always been three strikes you’re out, but in the early days of baseball it took nine (!) balls to get a walk. After changing the rule several times, they decided in 1889 on the current rule of four balls for a walk. And until 1901, a foul ball was never a strike. It was just a do-over. So there were not a lot of strikeouts or walks.

But there were plenty of errors because not all the fielders wore gloves. Some tried to field the ball barehanded. Ouch! The last position player to play without a glove was Jerry Denny, who retired (barehanded) after the 1894 season. Denny played third base for the Louisville Colonels. Denny was ambidextrous, meaning he could throw right-handed or left-handed. He usually threw right-handed, but if he fielded the ball with his left hand and was in a hurry, he would throw with his left hand. Players’ responsibilities were different in the old days. They

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Lefties are about 10 percent of the world By Linda Searing The Washington Post

able to use the right and left hands equally well, and a scattering use different hands for different tasks, known as mixed-handedness. Left-handers were rarer years ago, according to some estimates, consisting of only 2 percent of the population in about 1860 and 4 percent in 1920. Some attribute the growth to today’s 10 percent to a decline in the once-common efforts to force youngsters to use their right

When you sign your name, odds are good that you will do so with your right hand. Only about 10 percent of people worldwide are left-handed, experts say. They’re more comfortable writing, throwing a ball and doing other manual tasks with their left hand. Most of the others prefer to use their right hand — although a few people are ambidextrous,

hand when learning to write or use cutlery and to an increase in the variety of available left-handed gadgets and tools — scissors, can openers and oven mitts, for instance — as well as musical instruments and sports equipment. But why are some people lefties? Research has suggested a variety of factors, including specific genes, birth weight, mother’s age, preterm births, multiple births, ultrasounds

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Police respond to bear break-in By Alex Horton The Washington Post The thieves cased the area around the McGregor Mountain foothills, on the hunt for vehicles with unlocked doors — which helps you open them if you don’t have opposable thumbs and you are also a bear. Local black bears in northern Colorado have channeled fictitious velociraptors, opening car doors to swipe food so often that they break into vehicles without smelling food just to see if they get lucky. On Saturday, one bear tried its luck in a home in Estes Park, attracted to the scent of trash in the area, the town’s police department said in a statement. After the bear got into the house, officers were dispatched to respond. The bear was not having that. It turned tail and ran when officers arrived, paying no mind to a wall blocking its way. The bear “forcibly breached a hole in the wall like the ‘KoolAid Man,’ and made its escape,” the department said on Facebook. The department was referring to Kool-Aid man, the anthropomorphic drink mascot that destroys brick walls as it shouts “Ohhh yeah!” — never seeming to baffle or terrify children and, in at least one commercial, helps authorities stop bank robbers. Estes Park police referred questions to

Colorado Parks and Wildlife, which did not return a request for comment. But the police statement included information from the agency, which described the intricate and escalating ways in which bears have sought food in the area. Bears have grown accustomed to breaking into cars to steal food, the statement said. But they have even gone into cars that had “nor even a crumb,” the agency said.

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Sale Time: Personal Property 10:00 AM • Real Estate 1:00 PM 41652 247th Street • Fulton, South Dakota ~ 6 miles North of Mitchell to Plano road then 6 miles East, North side of road. Legal: South West ¼ of South West ¼ of South East ¼ less East 237 feet of Section 14-104-59 Hanson County, SD.

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HANSON COUNTY LAND & REAL ESTATE AUCTION Sale Time: 1:00 p.m. — Approximately 6.41 +/– acres

This approximately 6.41 acres comes with 3 bedrooms, main floor laundry home, 35x60 insulated and heated shop with cement floor with 2 12x12 doors, 22x24 2 stall garage, 24x30 metal building with 11x12 door 32x45 open front cattle shed, lots of trees, rural water, located on an oil road, would make a great handyman shop or acreage in the country, close to Mitchell. Taxes 2018 due in 2019: $817.84 BOB JARDING, RE Broker RALPH E KINER, RE Broker DON CURTIS, RE Broker Owner(s): License #11609 License #18018 License #10849 BRUCE KELLY ESTATE 605-770-3613 605-770-1187 605-999-7000

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TERMS OF SALE: All land is being sold as taxable acres as provided by Hanson County Register of Deeds. Property sold by legal description no survey provided. Successful bidders to deposit 10 % non-refundable earnest money upon being the successful bidder (day of auction), said earnest money shall be tended to Mitchell Realty Trust LLC. Closing, September 20th, 2019 and Possession September 20th, 2019. The Vernon Holding Title Company Mitchell, SD shall prepare and execute title work and closing. Have all financial arrangements secured prior to bidding. Marketable title transferred by Personal Representative Deed or Warranty deed as per Title Company requirements. Deed subject to any easement restrictions of record. The seller shall pay all 2018 due in 2019. Estimated taxes based on the 2018 due in 2019, taxes for the 2019 due in 2020, shall be prorated to date of closing and paid to the buyer. Buyer shall be responsible for payment of 2019 taxes due in 2020. All subsequent taxes to be paid by Buyer. Property sold AS IS,WHERE IS, no disclosure provided. Announcements made at the auction take precedence over any printed material or prior representations. Auctioneers/Real Estate Brokers represent the seller only in this transaction. All Property sold subject to seller acceptance of bid price, Seller reserves the right to reject any and all bids.

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Auctioneer: Don Curtis RE #18018

Sale conducted by Curtis Auctioneering Don Curtis, 1330 W Hanson Ave, Mitchell, SD 57301

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Greenland on track for a record melt year By Andrew Freedman The extreme weather event that caused widespread melting across the Greenland ice sheet last week, sending temperatures soaring above the freezing mark at the highest point on the island, may have ended, but the melt season overall — which has 35 to 40 days to go, is poised to set a new and more significant record. According to the National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) in Boulder, Colorado, Greenland has already lost a total of over 250 billion tons from a combination of melt runoff and low total snowfall earlier in the season. That’s enough to fill more than 90 million Olympic-sized swim-

ming pools. Or to put it another way, that much water could sustain the global population’s water intake for more than 40 years. During the extreme melt event last week, Greenland lost 12 to 24 billion tons of ice per day, which was 6 to 18 billion tons above the typical rates seen on these dates seen during the period from 1981 to 2010. All told, a computer model that tracks ice mass gained or lost by snowfall and snow and ice melt, but does not include the ice mass lost by glaciers which terminate in the ocean waters, found that the ice sheet lost a total of about 55 billion tons through melt runoff during the extreme melt event,

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which was about 40 billion tons more than the 1981 to 2010 average for the same time period, NSIDC reported. “The glacier flow system also contributes to loss, and will likely add another 60 to 100 billion tons of loss (as icebergs),” said Ted Scambos, a senior research scientist at the University of Colorado. According to Scambos, 2012 eventually reached 300 billion tons of surface ice mass loss from Greenland. The rate of ice loss in Greenland has increased sixfold since the 1980s, according to a recent study, with the ice sheet responsible for raising global sea levels by 13.7 millimeters since 1972, half of which occurred in just the past

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Humans doomed cave bears By Ben Guarino The Washington Post Cave bears, Ursus spelaeus, must have made magnificent impressions on the Neanderthals and modern humans who encountered them. The animals, burly and broad-shouldered, lumbered all over Europe. True to their name, they slept and wintered in caves, emerging each spring to blink awake in the Pleistocene sunlight. The biggest cave bears grew to 2,000 pounds, hundreds of pounds larger than the largest brown bears alive today. Now the bears’ bones are scattered in the caves they once occupied. They went extinct around 20,000 years ago. What killed off the bears is a question that’s gotten a lot of attention from scientists. For one thing, they have lots of bear fossils to examine. What’s more, the cave bears were closely related to brown bears — yet they met very different fates. A study published recently in the journal Scientific Reports will not put the question totally to rest. But the genetic data wrung from cave

bear bones make a compelling case that humans played a large role in their extinction. “It’s a very nice study” that shows something “quite profound happened to the global cave bear population around 40,000 years ago,” said Axel Barlow, a biologist at the University of Potsdam, in Germany, who was not involved with this research. Last year, Barlow and his colleagues showed that living brown bears contain DNA from cave bears, which means the two different species mated, just as humans and Neanderthals did. Cave bears split from the brown bear lineage around 1.2 million years ago. The authors of the new study examined mitochondrial DNA from 130 bears. Mitochondria provide a cell with energy; in bears as in humans, mitochondria and their DNA are inherited only from mom through the egg cell. Subtle differences in this genetic material allowed the scientists to calculate the numbers of female bears in during the species’s final years on the planet.

“Based on the diversity and the radiocarbon dates of mitochondrial genomes, you can model the effective female population size through time,” said study author Verena Schünemann, a professor of paleogenetics at the University of Zurich. This bear population remained stable from 200,000 to 50,000 years ago. At around 40,000 years, it began to crash. Twenty thousand years later, cave bears vanished. Some researchers have proposed that climate change felled the bears. Ice sheets advanced and shrank during the Pleistocene Epoch, the period from 2.6 million to 11,700 years ago. Wear on the bears’ teeth suggests the animals mostly ate plants. (Though more recent discoveries of tooth marks on bear bones suggests they ate the bodies of other cave bears.) If vegetation shifted with the ice cycles, perhaps the bears struggled with smaller food supplies. But, the study authors note, in Europe between 200,000 to 50,000 years ago, the climate cooled

weapon embedded in a cave bear’s spine. More recently, a group of scientists in Italy, studying butcher marks on bear bones, suggested that Neanderthals hunted the animals when they were most vulnerable — as the animals awoke from spring hibernation. “They probably killed cave bears for the same reasons that they killed other large mammals,” Bocherens said, meaning for their skins and meat. Cave bears returned to the caves where they were born, Schünemann said. As human populations grew, requiring more shelter for longer periods of time, humans may have ejected the bears from their birth caves. Schünemann would not totally absolve climate change. There “might be still a synergistic effect of both factors: humans and climate,” she said. It may be that humans applied pressure to the bears as climate caused their population to fragment and food supplies

and warmed twice without any apparent impact on the bears. Or, as study author and University of Tübingen paleobiologist Hervé Bocherens put it, “Cave bear populations did not show significant fluctuations during climatic oscillations before 50,000 years ago.” Instead, the drastic population decline began at the same time as the arrival of modern humans in Europe. “We can’t rewind the clock, taking humans out of the picture, and see whether the cave bears survived or not” Barlow said. “The emerging picture for cave bears, shown by not only this study but also decades of careful research, is that the influx of anatomically modern humans in Europe matches very well — both in timing and geographically — with the decline in cave bear.” Physical evidence shows humans killed the bears. More than a decade ago, paleontologists discovered the tip of a flint

diminish. Cave bears, mammoths, giant sloths and other megaherbivores of ages past were, in the lingo of biologists, ecosystem engineers. As they chowed, pooped and stomped, these animals spread plants and recycled nutrients. The grassy steppes woolly mammoths once tended have collapsed into tundra and Arctic desert. Giant sloths once spread avocado seeds across South America. Cave bears brought great amounts of organic material into caverns, something no living European creature can do. If humans helped destroy the bears, then the animals join a list of creatures we deemed too tasty, too annoying, too docile — too anything — to live. Only in the last sliver of human history have we begun defending rare species through efforts such as the Endangered Species Act, which the Trump administration recently moved to weaken.

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The ‘squares’ who saved Woodstock By Gillian Brockell The Washington Post When Woodstock 50 was canceled last month, co-founder Michael Lang attributed the failure to a variety of causes: not enough money, last-minute venue changes when local permits fell through, artists threatening to pull out after not getting paid. Amazingly, the original Woodstock Music

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after it was booted from its original location 40 miles away in Wallkill, New York. “Max Yasgur was a law-and-order Republican. But he also believed in personal freedom and freedom of expression, and that’s what he hung his hat on,” said neighbor John Conway in the PBS documentary “Woodstock: Three Days That Defined a Generation.”

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 23 6:00 P.M. Wicks Consignment Auction Located: 5 miles South of Cavour (21316 409th Ave), Cavour SD SATURDAY, AUGUST 24 10:00 A.M. Personal Property Auction consists of 2004 Dodge Pickup, Guns, Garden Tiller, Garden & Shop Tools has many Saws & other wood working equipment, some Furniture & lots of misc. items. Located: 1617 Bridle Drive, Mitchell S.D. Owner: Howard McCorkell Estate. Auctioneers: Olsen Auction Service, Rodney Olivier, Clyde Olsen & Allen Ymker 10:00 A.M. Real Estate Hanson Co. Land & Personal Property. Located: 41652 247th Street, Fulton S.D. (6 miles North of Mitchell to Plano road then 6 miles East, North side of road. Owner: Bruce Kelly Estate Auctioneers: Curtis Auctioneering LLC, Don Curtis RE#18018 & Mitchell Realty LLC, Ralph Kiner, Don Curtis & Bob Jarding 10:30 A.M. Farm Equipment, Misc. and Antiques & Household Items at Auction Located: 22530 SD Hwy 37, Woonsocket SD from JCT 37/34 South of Huron, SD go 4 3/4 N on Hwy 37 on East side of road. Owners: Larson Family Trust, Robert “Jim” Larson Estate & Patti Larson Auctioneers: Dean/Edwards & Associates LLC, Steve Larson, Justin Dean, Myron Grosz, Lanning Edwards, Kelbi Dean WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28 8:30 A.M. Annual Pre-Harvest Consignment Event Located at the Wieman Auction Facility at 44628 SD Highway 44, Marion, SD or from Marion SD 1 mile South and 1/2 mile West on Highway 44. Auctioneers: Wieman Land & Auction Co., Inc. - Derek Wieman, Mike Wieman, Ryan Wieman, Kevin Wieman, Rich Wieman WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 10:00 A.M. 1,129.46 Acres Hyde County Land Auction of Productive Cropland and Excellent Summer Grassland. Located from Holabird, S.D. 5 miles south on the Holabird Grade Road. Sale Site Location: Ramkota Hotel, Pierre, S.D. Owners: Shirley “Pruess” Helgesen and Alice “Pruess” Englund Estate and Misterek Living Trust. Auctioneers: Mark Joens Fischer, Rounds & Assoc., Chuck Sutton, Jared Sutton, Terry Haiar. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 12:00 NOON Affordable Acreage at Auction. Located at 44656 - 259th Street or from the Northeast Corner of Canistota, So. Dak. Go just 2 miles North on 446th Avenue then a half mile East on 259th Street. Owner: Edward Schmit Living Trust. Auctioneers: Hansen Land & Auction Company, Bob Hansen, Forrest Miller FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 1:00 P.M. Hanson County Land Auction, +/- 160 acres located on the NE corner of Hwy 17 (247th St) and 477th Ave. Located at farm site 41732 247th St, Fulton SD 57340. Owners: Bunny Olson and Janice Schunk Auctioneers: Total Auctions & Real Estate, Andy Harr, Jason Bormann, Brad Swenson 6:00 P.M. Wicks Consignment Auction Located: 5 miles South of Cavour (21316 409th Ave), Cavour SD SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 10:00 A.M. Real Estate Auction consists of 2 lots & Church building as the closing of the First United Methodist Church will offer at Public Auction. Located: 212 West 2nd Ave in Mt. Vernon, SD. Owners: First United Methodist Church Real Estate Auctioneers: Clyde Olsen & Allen Ymker 10:30 A.M. Personal Property of the entire contents of First United Methodist Church, Brick Sign, Piano, Organ, Desk, Office Chair, File Cabinet’s, Office Shelves, Round Table & Chairs, 14 Pews, Chair Lift, Stove, Refrigerator, Dishes, Silverware, & many more misc items. Located: 212 West 2nd Ave in Mt. Vernon, SD Owners: First United Methodist Church Auctioneers: Olsen Auction Service, Clyde Olsen, Rodney Olivier & Allen Ymker FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 6:00 P.M. Wicks Consignment Auction Located: 5 miles South of Cavour (21316 409th Ave), Cavour SD

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