Clubs Frown On Trades In Major League Baseball
The piece argues major league clubs will adopt a winter trade rule to bar mid season deals for star players. It cites talks of a rule to prevent August 1 trades, praises reducing commercialization, and notes Giants Yankees and Red Sox moves as context.
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New York
Yankees
Joe Dugan
Elmer Smith
Boston
Fewster
Mitchell Miller
Mitchell
Chick Fewster
Miller
Dugan
Boston Red Sox
Baker
Mike McNally
New York Giants
Boston Nationals
Giants
McGraw
McQuillan
Fred Toney
Boston Braves
New York Yankees
Hay crop in Ohio to be larger this year
The hay crop in Ohio will be larger due to a seven percent rise in acreage and above average yields, according to West, Statistician with the state crop reporting service.
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Ohio
Federal Crop Reporting Service
Buckwheat Acreage In Ohio Rises Across Counties
The preliminary crop report shows Ohio buckwheat acreage up about five percent to 22 000 acres. Statistician West of the state federal crop reporting service notes the increase is most notable in counties outside the main Northeastern Ohio belt.
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Ohio
Federal
Attempt to Burn Roundhouse in Eastern City
Portland Maine August 15 officials say an oil soaked waste fire attempt was made at the Thompson Point repair shop of the Boston and Maine railroad. Eighteen locomotives were destroyed at the Thompson Point yards resulting in about one million dollars loss. fire was quickly extinguished.
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Portland
Thompson Point
Boston & Maine Railroad
Cardinals fall to Cubs as series skid grows
The Cardinals lose 8 to 6 after Alexander pitches the Cubs to victory, dropping Cards to third straight defeat and two games behind the Giants. Glazner allows one hit through five but Pirates still win 10 to 1 against the Phillies, marking Philly’s first win vs Pittsburgh this season. Eastern clubs head west with Horace Greely’s word. American League sits opposite.
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Cardinals
Alexander
Cubs
Haines
Cards
Giants
Glazner
Phillies
Pirates
Phils
Pittsburg
Horace Greely
West Virginia Board Bans Wrestling From State University
The West Virginia Board of Education dropped wrestling from the university sports list, offering no definite reason. Board members say the sport does not meet the university’s dignity, while students note its high popularity and compare with Yale Harvard Princeton and other schools.
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West Virginia Board of Education
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Cornell
West Virginia
Leading Hitters in Major Leagues by League and Team
National League top hitters include Hornsby St Louis 375 Bigbee Pittsburg 364 Snyder New York 364 Grimes Chicago 363 Hollacher Chicago 353. American League averages unchanged.
Dempsey Brennan Heavyweight Championship Clinched
The Dempsey Brennan heavyweight title bout was officially clinched after fighters and managers signed articles at a Chicago hotel. Forfeits of 10000 each were posted, promoter Fitzsimmons put up 20000 to guarantee the show, and Dempsey and his manager then left for Michigan City to begin training.
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Chicago
Lonship
Michigan City
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Dempsey
Columbus Bantam Eddie O'Dowd Wins Referee Decision
In Columbus Eddie O Dowd defeated Pal Moore in a 12 round bout with the referee holding the decision after judges disagreed. Trott acted as referee as the two judges could not agree. Al Troy and Jack McFarlan won decisions in a separate 12 round match against Al Cross in Syracuse.
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Columbus
Eddie O'Dowd
Columbus Bantam
Pal Moore
Memphis
Trott
al Troy
N. Y
Jack McFarlan
New York
al Cross
Syracuse
Richards Rise Sparks Davis Cup Defender Contention
America relies on Davis Cup stalwarts William Tilden and the former champions Williams and Johnson, with Vincent Richards a 19 year old debutant chosen over Watson Washburn. Richards, ranked third in the United States, trained under Tilden and first gained notice partnering a Philadelphian to win the national doubles title.
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America
William Tilden
Williams
Johnson
Vincent Richards
Richards
States
Watson Washburn
New York
Tilden
All Stars Defeat Logan 7-6 in Sun Day Clash
In Ogan, the All Stars edged Logan 7 to 6 with Smathers homering. Rutherford exited in the ninth with a split finger while Logan stranded 12 runners. J White and Thomas starred for Logan, R Bradley for the visitors, as Logan prepares to meet Jacksonville next Sunday.
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Logan
All Stars
Rutherford
Smathers
J. White
Thomas
R. Bradley
Jacksonville
Mallory Dominates National Women’s Singles Start
West Side Tennis Club crowds show little interest as Molla Mallory clearly leads the field in the National Women’s singles opening round. May Sutton Bundy remains the only challenger likely to test her, while new blood with potential faces limited competition.
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America
West Side
Molla Mallory
May Sutton Bundy
Eleanor Sears
Boston
Sears
Team Standings and Game Summary
Two base hits by Thomas White Smith R Bradley 2 M Phillips 2 Rutherford 1. Rite homered. Double plays Thomas to J Taylor to Fuller. Sacrifice hit R White. Stolen bases J White Fuller Hoffman Mowery. Strikeouts Peterson 5 Kneer 5. Walks Kneer 3. Hit by pitch McQuade. Left on base Logan 12 All Stars 3. Time 2 hours. Umpire Longley.
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White
Smith
R. Bradley
M. Phillips
Rutherford
Rite
Smathers
J. Taylor
Fuller
R. White
J. White
Hoffman
Mowery
Peterson
Kneer
McQuade
Logan
All Stars
Longley
Yesterday's Results for American Association Games
Columbus defeated St Paul 3 to 2 while Toledo beat Minneapolis 5 to 1 and Kansas City won over Indianapolis 11 to 2. Milwaukee outscored Louisville 6 to 4 and Philadelphia defeated Pittsburg 10 to 1. Chicago toppled St Louis 8 to 6 in other reported action with rain affecting Cleveland Philadelphia.
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American Association
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Sports Matchups Across Cities Highlight National League Schedule
The card lists men’s baseball pairings by city in a national league schedule. St Paul faces Columbus, Milwaukee plays Louisville, Minneapolis meets Toledo, Kansas City visits Indianapolis, Cleveland challenges Philadelphia, Detroit vs New York, Chicago at Boston, St Louis at Washington, and in the National League Philadelphia travels to Cincinnati with New York at Pittsburg and Boston at Chicago.
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Minneapolis
Milwaukee
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Toledo Ee
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Thomas
J. White
Pot R. White
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Smith
Weer Petiikt Eins
Smathers
Chicago
J. Taylor
Cleveland
McQuade
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Peterson
Pittsburg
Dalton
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Crife
Servece
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Philadelphia Ae
R. Bradley
Boston
Rutherford
M. Phillips
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Hawk
Ef . Seaee
T. Kneer
Crooks
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
American League
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
National League
Watchdog is on Job Again Missing Pepzimi Dimond
The Dimond household mourns the loss of Pepzimi Dimond a fox terrier reported missing Friday. Neighbors and a local watchdog have searched day and night but Pepzimi remains gone leaving Mr and Mrs Dimond anxious and hoping for the dog to return home.
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Les Dimond
Pepzimi Dimond
Pepzimi
Mrs. Dimond
Sunday School Growth At Lawler Plains Union
The Union Sunday school of Lawler Plains organized a few years ago is growing rapidly in numbers and interest with attendance greatly increasing since its organization.
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Union Sunday School of
Lawler Plains
Athens County Radio Club forms with plans for broadcasts
The Athens County Radio club was formed with Paul Cotton as president and Harry Simmons as secretary. A second meeting set for next Monday will elect officers and form committees. The club aims to be county wide and broadcast daily programs and a weekly musical segment for radio enthusiasts.
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Paul Cotton
Athens
Harry Simmons
Athens Radio Company
Ohio University
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Swiss Riding Master May Wed Rockefeller Heiress
In Lucerne on August 15 residents believe Major Max Oser 47 will wed Mathilde McCormick 17 granddaughter of John D Rockefeller but will avoid the United States on honeymoon. They report fears of criticism and violence after rumors of eloping with part of the Rockefeller McCormick fortune.
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Switzerland
Reiden
Max Oser
Mathilde McCormick
John 7D. Rockefeller
United States
Major Oser
Rockefeller-McCormick
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Chateau Prangeins
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Gloucester Elects First Woman Council Member
New England reports Mrs Helen M Steere as the recently elected member to Gloucester city council marking a historic first for the city. Her election positions her to influence local governance and civic policy as part of a growing trend toward female representation in municipal government.
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New England
Helen M. Steere
Gloucester
Twins make first major league twin brothers debut
The current season marks the first appearance of twin brothers in the major leagues, with at least one instance of brothers playing on opposing teams. The historic debut highlights twins joining the highest level of professional baseball.
Carbondale Bob Cats Crush Gloucester 4-0 to Take Series Lead
In a five game series clincher style report Carbondale Bob Cats defeated Gloucester 4 to 0 to win the third game. Farms allowed only three hits while teammates produced ten hits across two Gloucester pitchers. The win advances Carbondale toward the final stretch with a return engagement in Carbondale next Sunday.
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McCors Ca Po
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Rosenburg Wins New York Self-Rated Middleweight Title
In New York on August 15, Dave Rosenburg of Brooklyn earned a decision over Phil Krug of Newark after fifteen rounds at the Velodrome. The state athletic commission declared Johnny Wilson's world middleweight title vacant months ago, thus Rosenburg becomes state’s middleweight champion in the New York view.
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New York State
Dave Rosenburg
Brooklyn
Phil Krug
Newark
N. J
New York State Athletic Commission
Johnny Wilson
Harry Greb
Chauncey Defeats Jacksonville Behind Withem's No-Hit Effort
Chauncey and Sam Withem shut Jacksonville down in a 9 inning no-hit duel. Withem struck out eight and walked none while Bradfield and Whitlatch led the offense with timely hits as Chauncey built a big lead and held on for the victory.
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Sam Withem
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Webb
Withem
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Bradfield
Whitlatch
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Nve
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McDaniels
L. Karich
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Hartley
Alan
H. Barich
Standfield
Morrison
Columbus Panhandles
Kendricks Signs with Cleveland Indians
Waco Texas reports Jimmy Kendricks who hit $1 home runs in local semi pro baseball this season has signed with the Cleveland Indians and will report immediately.
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Tex
Jimmy Kendricks
Cleveland Indians
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