Connie Mack and the Athletics Pitching Depth Analyzed
The piece reviews Connie Mack's spread of pitching talent for the Philadelphia Athletics. It highlights Grove Earnshaw Walberg as core, with Mahaffey McDonald Hoyt and others providing support. It notes the longevity and rest needs of starters and compares modern records to historic feats by Radbourne Chesbro and Mathewson.
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Robert Moses Grove
Philadelphia Athletics
Smoky Joe Wood
Wood
Boston Red Sox
Grove
Athletics
Joe Wood
Yale
Hoss
Radbourne
Providence
Lefty
Jack Chesbro
New York Americans
Christy Mathewson
New York Giants
Earnshaw
Waite Hoyt
Mahaffey
MacDonald
Rommel
Walberg
Hoyt
G&nts
New York
Simmons, Ruth duel for AL batting crown and more
Excerpts from a doubleheader between the Athletics and Senators show Al Simmons delivering key hits and a leaping catch while Babe Ruth leads the league race for batting average. The piece contrasts Simmons with Ruth and notes Simmons recent surge as pennant races unfold.
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al Simmons
Mackian Border Patrol
Athletics
Washington Senators
Simmons
Cochrane
Miller
Spencer
A’s
Myer
S. Rice
Foxx
Salt Lake boy scores his first golf hole in one
Arnold Brown of Salt Lake City wins with a 240 yard midden shot that rolls into the cup for a hole in one. The photo captures his celebratory smile after the feat during his first round of golf.
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Arnold Brown
Salt Lake City
Arnold
Boy Shot While Mistaken For Burglar In Houston
William Fitzpatrick, 22, of Paris, Texas, a Northwestern University student visiting Houston, was shot by George M. Bevier who fired three times when he believed an automobile backing out of a driveway was being stolen. Fitzpatrick, accompanied by his grandmother, was not seriously injured and is reported recovering.
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Houston
William Fitzpatrick
Paris
Texas
Northwestern University
George M. Bevier
Fitzpatrick
W. H. Winn
Mr. Winn
Earl Lipscomb
Bevier
Messenger Boys Honor Detective Hale With Floral Wheel Grave Tribute
In Dallas a flowered bicycle wheel rests on the grave of City Detective W. Roy Hale, honored by messenger boys whose stolen bikes were recovered through his efforts. Hale, of the stolen bicycle division, died Tuesday. In Nacogdoches Texas Jesse Little is held on $7,000 bond after an examining trial for allegedly attempting a criminal attack on a five year old child.
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Dallas
U.P
W. Roy Hale
Hale
Nacogdoches
Tex
Jesse Little
Yale Coaching Ponders Men From Michigan Notre Dame
Washburn College and three coaches including Benjamin Friedman of Michigan and Adam Walsh of Notre Dame discuss their coaching backgrounds for Yale. The group weighs educational ties and whether they qualify as Yale men while Stevens holds a postgraduate degree and Walsh pursues one.
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Yale
Harvard
Cambridge
Dr. Stevens
Washburn College
Benjamin Friedman
Michigan
Adam Walsh
Notre Dame
Eli
Stevens
Walsh
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Jimmy Foxx
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Russ Newland
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George
Wildcat) Wilson
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Heydler
Vince Barton
Cubs
Groskloss
Pirate
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Forbes Field
Honus Wagner
Pirates
Joe Cronin
Glenn Wight
Pie Traynor
Mildred
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Teac
Ron’ Ming
Associated Press
Evelyn Hudson
Hawaiian Islands
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