Left Handed Longevity and Cardinal Tigers Dominate Baseball Talk
Mitch's Musings surveys left handed pitchers Hubbell French Hallahan and Brandt as top NL arms since 1926 and notes how Cardinals and Tigers drive runs home with strict on base rules. It also details speedway remodeling by A. O. Hastings to boost safety and speed at Indianapolis.
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A. O. Hastings
Indiana ‘Ate Highway Commission
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Trout Tourney On The Harlem Was Unique
Oshkosh and New York culture clash as a Harlem River trout stocking leads to a carnival of fishless casting. A furniture salesman nets a seven pound rubber boot and a housewife hauls a 1924 motorcycle motor with a handline as prizes despite no catches.
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Harlem
Yankee Stadium
United Press
Giants Ride Seven Game Streak to Lead NL
The New York Giants, on a seven game winning run, stay within a half game of the St. Louis Cardinals atop the National League. Manager Bill Terry returned Leslie to first base and has the team cruising with wins over the Phillies Cubs Reds and Pirates. Dizzy Dean earned his fifth win for the Cardinals as Joe Medwick led a 14 hit attack. Dodgers fell to the Reds as Chicago Boston rained out. In the American, the Yankees beat Cleveland while Rick Ferrell and the Red Sox topped the White Sox. Tigers rallied to beat the Senators, and the Browns defeated the Athletics behind Hogsett pitching.
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Bengals
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Joe Medwick
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Rick Ferrell
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Pioneer Club bids farewell to Wil lam Stobert before New Orleans move
Syracuse notes report a farewell party for William Stobert hosted by the Pioneer Club at his home prior to his departure for New Orleans where he has employment. The item also lists multiple brief visits from local residents to family and relatives in nearby towns and states.
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Pioneer Club of
Willam Stobert
New Orleans
Edna Slack
Mary C. Davis
Huntington
W. Va
Charles Lepker
Ironton
John Bentz
Racine
Emma Hayman
Tillie Bentz
James
Quick
Thomas Quick
Ralph Roush
New Haven
Joseph London
Morris Moore
Middleport
Walter Shiedes
Columbus
Hettie Williams
W. H. Leifheit
Parkersburg
Themes Quick
Sistersville
James Quick
William Stobert
Mrs Vare Loses In British Women’s Golf Round
Mrs Glenna Collett Vare a six time American champion from Philadelphia is eliminated in the first round of the British women’s tournament by Charlotte Glutting of South Orange New Jersey. Glutting wins five and three.
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Glenna Collett Vare
Philadelphia
Charlotte Glutting
South Orange
Miss Glutting
Buckeye Track Stars Vie For BAA Title At Oxford
Buckeye Athletic Association members gather in Oxford for a weekend pow wow to crown the conference track champions amid late season upsets. Ohio Wesleyan led early but Bishops victories and Cincinnati results shifted expectations with Miami, Wesleyan, and Ohio University all contending behind standout performers including Oliver of the Redskins.
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Oxford
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Miami
Delaware
Ohio University
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Michigan State Normal Tracksters
Oliver
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Cincinnati
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Cannon
Pros Sign Hawkeye Guard Bill Seci
The Chicago Cardinals sign Bill Seci a varsity guard from the University of Iowa who played the last three seasons for the Hawkeyes. The NPFL addition adds veteran size to the Cardinals line as spring rosters form.
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Chicago
Chicago Cardinals
Bill Seci
University of Iowa
Reading Trots Join Grand Circuit in Historic Move
Reading in Trot Loop, Pennsylvania, joins the expanded Grand Circuit for the first time this year and schedules a trotting meet on a half mile track from September 14 to 19.
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Reading
Tainted fish kills seven in Manila
Seven people died and twelve others were severely ill after eating tainted fish in Manila on Sunday.
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Manila
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Ohio Bobcats eye three road games after seven straight wins
Ohio University baseball aims to extend a seven game winning streak with three upcoming road tilts this week. The Bobcats travel to Marshall Tuesday then face West Virginia in Morgantown Friday and Saturday, hoping to build on recent tightly fought wins and improve Buckeye Conference standing.
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Marshall College
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Green
Miami
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bill Schmidt
Larry Luebbers
Johnny Malokas
Hal Gruber
George Boehk
Malokas
Gruber
Boehk
Wesleyan
Marshall
Dayton
Rutkoskie and Cameron Win Club Tournament at Athens
George Rutkoskie won Class A with a net 67 after a gross 83 and 16 handicap. Carlos Cameron captured Class B at 67 net with an 8 gross and 8 handicap deduction. Other winners and placers listed in both divisions.
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George Rutkoskie
Carlos Cameron
Jim Householder
Harry Beckley
R Rutkoskie
T. N. Hoover
Cameron
H. O. McDaniel
Neil ,Mathews
Steve Wilson
H. G. James
A. C. Gubitz
Joe Trepp
Handball Meet on Coast Opens in Los Angeles May 25
The national A A U handball tournament starts in Los Angeles on May 25 with Joe Platak of Chicago defending his title.
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Los Angeles
Joe Platak
Chicago
Former White Sox infielder selling mutuel tickets at Aurora track
Jakie Atz, once with the White Sox and later a minor league manager, is selling mutuel tickets at the Aurora race track. Germany’s foreign obligations are largely held in the United States, about 40 percent, with the remainder spread across several countries.
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Chicago
Jakie Atz
White Sox
Aurora
Germany
United States
London to See 350000 New Homes Built Next Year
The Stand Kings report that an estimated 350 000 new houses will be constructed in the London area over the coming 12 months.
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London
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