Glouster Triumphs Over Zanesville in Slugfest
Glouster defeats Zanesville Greys 15 to 11 in a high scoring Legion game before the largest local crowd. Key hits include Withem and Korpe homers for Glouster and Thorpe’s left field homer for Zanesville. Next Sunday Glouster meets Cycoon’s Clowns at 2:30 p.m.
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Zanesville Greys
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Carmichael
Paul Nutter
Thorpe
Sam
Withem
Mohney
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Walker
Korpe
McDaniels
Cy Oone
Clowns
E. Nutter
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Earich
Silverman McDaniel
G. Rasp
Francis
Silverman
Lawson
Gibgon
Amesvile
Baseball League Roster Snippet and Team Names
Fragmentary list shows players and teams including Amer, Wingo, Cobb, Hellmann, Simmons, Combs, Hornsby, Bottomley, Stock, Burrus with clubs Tigers Yanks Cards Dodgers Braves Phils Hawks and Dodgers in a league context. No clear event or date.
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Wingo
Tigers
Cobb
Hellmann
Tiger
Simmons
Able Combs
Nation Hornsby
Hawks
Phils
Bottomley
Cards Stock
Dodgers
Burrus
Braves
Eddie Rommel Knuckle Ball and Poised Pitching Magic
Ed Rommel, star of the 1922 Philadelphia Athletics, rebounded after two uneven seasons. The ace right hander, famed for a near machine like delivery and a devastating knuckle ball, aims for 25 or more wins as the Athletics lead the league. Connie Mack backs a strong projection, while Rommel’s grip and poise mystify hitters and catchers alike.
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Billy Evans
Ed Rommel
Philadelphia Athletics
Rommel
Athletics
Cy Perkins
Dazzy Vance
Connie Mack
Major League Baseball and American Association scores
Scores from American Association show Kansas City 11 over Columbus 10 and Milwaukee 6 over Toledo 3. Indianapolis 4 over Minneapolis 2. Louisville 16 over St Paul 2. National League games Cincinnati 8 over Philadelphia 3 and Pittsburgh 11 over Boston 3. Chicago 7 over New York 4. Brooklyn 7 over St Louis 5. American League Cleveland 4 over New York 1 and Chicago 6 over Philadelphia 5. St Louis 9 over Boston 7. Detroit 7 over Washington 4.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
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Chicago
Washington
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Cleveland
Detroit
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American
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Louisville
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Pauene
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee Sereeeeses
Minneapolis
Columbus
Coeveorre
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Brooklyn
Unmatched Basketball Pairings Listed Across Cities
A schedule shows Kansas City at Columbus Milwaukee at Toledo St Paul at Louisville Minneapolis at Indianapolis Broskivs at Coane Philadelphia at St Louis New York at witesburch Boston at Chicago Cleveland at York St Louis at Boston Detroit at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia.
Lenglen Clinches Three Titles in French Open Tour
Suzanne Lenglen wins three tennis titles in the just concluded French Open tour proving her dominance. Jimmy Valentine, a pitcher, has been sold to the Chicago White Sox with a presumed alias for his first name.
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Jimmy Valentine
Chicago White Sox
Alias
Western Fans Prep for Big Grid Year
California, Stanford and USC enter the season with strong coaching lineups. Andy Smith at California, Glenn Warner at Stanford, and Howard Jones at USC shape a coast to coast showdown. USC rebuilds behind Eddie Green at quarterback, while key 1924 stars depart. Middle West imports bring Spaulding and Nix to California schools with Workman at Redlands.
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California
Howard Jones
Iowa
University of Southern California
Jones
Los Angeles University
Trojan
Knute Rockne West
Notre Dame
Stanford
Elmer Henderson
Eddie Green
Trojans
Syracuse
Missouri
Johnny Hewkins
Johnny Riddle
Norman Anderson
Holley Adams
Newman
Reginald Dupuy
Otto Anderson
Haydien Pythian
Middle West
Ill” Spaulding
Minnesota
University of California, Southern Branch
Eugene Nixon
Des Moines
Ions
Pomona College
Sia Nichols
Illinois
Occidental College
Harry
Hoge
Workman
Ohio State
Redlands University
Major League Teams Vying for N Y U Pitcher Torpe
Big league clubs pursue Dominick Torpe, star hurler of New York University, after six straight wins and strong season totals. He features speed, a sharp curve, solid control, and good fielding. He rivals Holy Cross ace Owen Carroll, regarded among the era’s top college pitchers. Teams may test him next season or in the fall.
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Dominick Torpe
New York University
Trope
Torpe
Atlantic Coast
Owen Carroll
Holy Cross
Carroll
Baseball game recap with Speaker and Ruth homers
Summary of a baseball game noting Speaker and Ruth each hit home runs. Pennock pitched six innings, Beall faced six, Miller five. Bengough and Ward turned double plays, and Ruth and Speaker contributed. Losing pitcher was Pennock with Beall and Miller also allowing runs.
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Balle
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Lee Couch
Henline
Bald Headed Pitcher Mr Karr of the Indians
Being the only bald headed pitcher in the majors it is plain that nothing can harm one hair on the head of Mr Karr of the Indians.
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MR. Karr
Indians
Nearys Gant Cripper License Move In Boxing Row
New York report says Jack Kearns seeks a New York Athletic Commission manager's license to back Walker against Greb but will only accept Harry Wills' heavyweight challenge. Dempsey-Tunney chatter dismissed as idle. commission insists Dempsey face Wills if he returns.
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Soundayl
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Jack Kearne
Jack Dempsey
Kearns
New York State Athletic Commission
Harry Wills
Dempsey
Wills
Walters
Berlin
Gene Tunney
Broadway
Wille
Tunney
Wisdom Comes With Years In Which Isn’t Needed
A concise reflection notes that aging brings insight but also moments when wisdom is unnecessary, suggesting a paradox of experience and restraint. The line hints at the irony of accumulated knowledge in daily life and decision making.
Ruth Homers as Yanks Fall to Indians 4 1
George H Ruth, a famed right fielder, homered in the 1925 opener but Miller held the Yankees to one run as they lost to the Indians 4 to 1. Pirates routed the Braves 12 to 1 in another game. Gowbie drove in three with a single, while Ken Williams added a double.
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Yankees
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Miller
Terre Haute
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Trip
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Kearns Pressed to Decide Dempsey-Wil(e) Case Soon
A note to Mr. Kearns shows the commission was busy and unable to meet. Kearns faced a deadline to decide the Dempsey-Wil(e) matter within a day. Walker’s injury provided a timely factor for the looming decision.
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