Unclear fragments from baseball notes and player rumors
Fragmentary sports blurb mentions Alonzo, Paul, and Duray among others. References include fast times, minor league prospects, Pirates scouts, Hal Trosky and Cleve slugging prospects, and a vague opening game with remarks on players, jinxes, and rumors surrounding Babe Dah and a Cuban or Mexican-born athlete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Trosky
Cleve
Gants
Brooklyn
Pirates
Ariemendi
Notre Dame
Crighton
Euel Moore
Terry Moore
Pittsburgh
Chita Black Panther
Pirates and Cards Fight in Uneven Spring Tilt
Disconnected lines report a muddled summary of baseball spring action with Pirates, Cardinals, Giants, Reds, Athletics, and Tigers noted in scattered scores and player mentions. The fragment hints at lineups and late results but lacks a clear outcome.
Parmelee shines as Giants beat Pirates in Ath victory
Roy Parmelee pitched seven shutout innings and drove in a run as the New York Giants defeated the Pirates 8 to 1. The win moved Parmelee to the top of the NL pitching leaders amid the Giants’ push in the standings.
Man Claims He Is Missing Charlie Ross
Gustav Blair says he will travel to Philadelphia to prove he is the missing Charlie Ross, kidnapped in 1874. he alleges he was raised in Campton, Illinois, by last survivors of the kidnap gang and by Rienar Miller's family, using the name Gustav Blair. He cites a Roman custom about beards as context.
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Chicago
Gustav Blair
Philadelphia
Charlie Ross
Campton
Ill
Rienar Miller
Reds Fall 1 0 Brooklyn in 2 13
Cincinnati loses 1 to 0 as Brooklyn pitchers limit the Reds to 4 6 hits. Brennan works 2 2 3 innings for the Reds, while Mungo goes four innings for Brooklyn, with Frey earning the win and Prey the loser in a tight 2 13 game before a 14 000 crowd.
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Reds
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Bahloa
Brhoa Myers
Boylers
Riggs
Lpreyss
Gelmann
Bowley
Leslie Lle
Mungop
Brinan
aSlivan
Schott
Brennan
Cinginati
Brooklyn Eaenias
Taylor
Lopez
Byrd
Myers
Bottomley
L. Prey
Leslie
Cuccinello
Goodman
Stripp
Kampouris
Cincinatti
Brooklyn
Mungo
B. Frey
Hollingsworth
BR. Frey
Koenecke
B. Prey
Kiem
Magerkurth
Pinelli
Golfers Begin Play To Enter National Open
The Nation wide qualifying for the National Open gathers 953 shooters for 108 spots on 24 courses. Chicago district joins next week with 134 golfers for 14 more berths at Oakmont June 6 7 8. rains postponed Medinah search for spot. many stars seek entry with champions and ex champions among hopefuls in major districts nationwide. Also notes Hagen Dutra Wood among others. Grocery bandits hunted after Elizabeth Robert robbery. $90 recovered from belt.
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New York
Chicago
Oakmont Club
Pittsburgh
Medinah Country Club
United States Golf Association
Olin Dutra
Merion
Cyril Walker
Willie MacFarland
Johnny Farrell
Craig Wood
Joe Ezar
Clarence Clark
Vice Ghezzi
Bill Mehrhorn
Rudy Knepper
Gene Homans
Walter Hagen
Detroit
al Watrous
Chuck Kocsis
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Joe
Willie Turnesa
Boston
Johmny Fischer
Cincinnati
Maurice McCarthy
Cleveland
Henry Picard
Ed Dudley
Max Marston
Philadelphia
Harold McSpaden
Kansas City
Jimmie Thompson
Ray Mangrum
Walter Emery
Harry Gandy
Tulsa
Tony Manero
Emmett French
Greensboro
N. C
Charley Yates
Atlanta
Scotty Campbell
Seattle
Willie Goggin
San Francisco
Fay Coleman
Los Angeles
Tommy Armour
Chick Evans
Jack Hutchison
Denny Shute
Dick Metz
Frank Walsh
In Footsteps of Illustrious Daddy Omaha Aims for Withers Belmont
Omaha the champion colt son of Ciatiant Fox seeks further success after victories in the Preakness and Kentucky Derby. He eyes the Withers and Belmont stakes plus other major turf classics as part of a bold campaign.
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Omaha
Pimlico
Box Scores for Multiple Baseball Games Kansas City Columbus
Readable box score fragment shows Kansas City and Columbus teams with players such as Hassett Epps Padgett Alexander and Schulte. Includes inning lines 9th inning substitutions and various stats like hits runs batted in home runs and errors. Final tallies show Kansas City defeating Columbus 2 to 4 with detailed pitching credits and fielding notes.
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Kansas City
Columbus
Abrhoa
French
Abrmoa
Mnes
Breesels
Akmans
Eppaet
Ander
Carsonrt
Pultis
Schultes
Shores
G'tridged
Gastone
Ol'd'skie
Toetels
Smith
Moore A
Sulik
Epps
Ankenman
Hassett
Pullis
Padgett
Alexander
Schulte
Kelis
Kreevich
Cullop
Guthus-Hassett
Gaston
Hite Ankenman
Klinger
Bels
Cooper
Moore
Struss
Chambers
Mooney
Fullerton
Pullerton
Swanson
Rue
Sixth Club Is Sought for New Ohio State Baseball League
In Columbus AP report Harry Smith seeks a sixth team to join the Ohio State Baseball League before Wednesday start. Four fixed teams Canton Alliance New Philadelphia Mansfield plus a traveling Cleveland club will open with a four games a week schedule. Salary cap of 780 monthly with 100 to the manager and 50 per player.
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Columbus
Harry Smith
Ohio State Baseball League
Ens
Philadelphia
Canton
Alliance
Mansfield
Tiffin
Cleveland
Smith
Ohio State
Lieves
New Philadelphia
Housing loans total 2.5 million in week
John E. Harpr state director of the federal housing administration reported that loan applications for home construction and repair totaled 2 532 409 during the last week in Columbus.
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Columbus
John E. Harpr
Federal Housing Administration
Airport beacon visibility and reading distance noted
The Cleveland airport beacon can be seen from 125 miles by flyers and the light is sufficient to read a newspaper five miles away, highlighting the beacon's strength and range.
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Cleveland
Sunday Stars Highlight Early All-Star Performances
LON WARNEKE of the Cubs-Helpe sparked a win over the Braves with four straight hits and two RBIs. RAY PEPPER of the Browns-Rapped Boston pitching for three hits. ROY PARMELEE of the Giants-Limited the Pirates to four hits and added a double. PEPPER MARTIN of the Cardinals Hit two doubles and a single in a slugfest with the Phillies, scoring twice. LESLIE of the Dodgers-Pounded Cincinnati with a triple a double and two singles driving in five.
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New York Giants
Roy
Bud) Parmelee
Lambertville
Mich
Clydell Castleman
Parmelee
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Red Lucas
Waners
Walker
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Reds
van Mungo
Sam Leslie
Mungo
Cubs
Boston
Lon Warneke
Braves
Cardinals
Phillies
Phil Collins
Curt Davis
Ron
St. Louis Browns
Red Sox
Idie
Rogers Hornsby
Browns
Athletics
Helpe
Ray Pepper
Roy Parmelee
Pepper Martin
Leslie
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Millers Take First In AA Loop
Minneap olis Millers moved from third to first in the American Association after splitting two games with Indianapolis. The Millers won 3 to 2 and 3 to 2, finishing with 15–8 and 652 percentage, while the Indians stood 13–7 at 650.
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Chicago
Donie Bush
Minneapoire Millers
American Association
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Millers
Indians
Standings and schedules mix of early baseball results
American standings show St Louis 3 Boston 2 and Columbus 4 Kansas City 2 with multiple games rained out. National schedule lists St Louis at New York and Chicago at Brooklyn while Americ an games include Philadelphia at Chicago and Boston at St Louis. A note mentions the world's oldest book in China dating to 100 B C with 78 wooden leaves.
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American St. Louis
Boston
New York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
St Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Amperican
St. Louis
Cleveland Association
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
China
el Kansas City
National Club
Chicago St Louis
Cone
York
Omaha Seeks New Triumphs After Preakness Win
Omaha the Belair Stud colt trained by Jim Fitzsimmons returns home with Belmont Stakes and Withers potential starts. The Derby and Preakness winner may skip the Withers to rest before Belmont Park. contenders include Today Psychic Bid Plat Eye. In other news Dr J Frank Lamb, 81, longtime blind school educator, dies in Columbus after a 14 year tenure as superintendent.
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Withers
Jim Fitzsimmons
Omaha
C. V. Whitney
Columbus
J. Frank Lamb
State School For Blind
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Hae
Alonzo
Paul
Leon pDuray
Goring
Greoe
Gion
Milinois
Livijg
Yankees
Frankie Young
Birmingham
Cub Southaw
Ding
Web Cardinals
Camii Phil
Ter. Waner
Bia Giants
Ston
Ety
Foxx and
Sox
Whit
Sores
PoRt Poned
Hugh 8. Fullerton
Associated Press
Man
Hamilton
Elizabeth Robert
Ciatiant Fox
Bruck
Pico Wholesale Company
Glouster Phone
The
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William Wood
Ward
Belair Stud
Gallant Fox
Fred R. Beasley
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