Anxiety Mounts Over Baseball Season Ahead
The piece notes anxious times for baseball followers from now until July 1 with doubts over a planned meet and the likely outcome of Harvard Yale and Princeton in New Haven. It highlights Julie Ray missing a chance at Norman Taher’s pace mile, Detroit roster comments by President Navin, and scouts eyeing Jimmy Fitzpatrick at Boston College. Amateur athletes face changes as many stars are in service.
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Julie Ray
Norman Taher
Ray Way
Frankie Britt Lew Tendler fight weigh-in dispute
Reported weigh ins for Frankie Britt and Lew Tendler differ with A claiming 128 pounds each and B stating 131½ pounds for Britt. The article notes multiple matches involving Caddock and Stecher, including two meetings with outcomes in amateur and regular contests in Omaha where Caddock won the decision.
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Frankie Britt
Lew Tendler
Britt
Caddock
Stecher
Omaha
Joe Bush Delivers in Boston Win Over Chicago
Bullet Joe Bush shines for Boston as he drives in three runs and twirls a strong game to clinch a 5 to 4 victory over the White Sox. Chicago rallies with a fifth inning burst and ties in the eighth, but Bush drives in the decisive run in the ninth sealing the opener of the series. Weaver and Collins stand out for Chicago with timely plays and two RBI efforts.
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Scott
White Sox
Barrow
Danforth
Faber
Red Sox
Boston
Bullet Joe Bush
Chicago
Weaver
Collins
Eddie Collins
Felsch
Buck Weaver
Whiteman
Gandil
McInnis
Shane Collins
Bounder
Hooper
Schalk
McMullin
Thomas
Schang
Agnew
Joe Bush
Scotty
Shean
Fanning
Secott
Bush
Joe
A. Hooper
Letboldit
M'M'lin
Strunk
Lins
Tem'n
Felscher
Gandilib
Lis
Schalke
Sohang
aMurphy
Boss Es Kieus
E. Collins
Nallin
Dineen
Finneran Reports to New York Manager After Purchase
Pitcher Joe Finneran, bought from the St Paul club of the Americans Association, reported today to Manager Huggins. Finneran previously played for the Philadelphia Nationals and Detroit Americans.
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New York
Joe Finneran
St. Paul
Americans Association
Huggins
Finneran
Philadelphia Nationals
Detroit Americans
Rosner to Meet Snyder in Feature Bantam Bout
Johnny Rosner of New York, a top bantam, meets Barney Snyder of Roxbury for a 12 round feature at the Douglas A. C. Chelsea next Monday. Semi final pits Billy Carney of New Bedford against Walter Bartlett of Lowell in 10 rounds. Other bouts include Bobby Dyson vs Al Thompson at 116 pounds and Archie McDonald vs Chick Bradley in six rounds. Club lowers seat reservations from 2.20 to 1.10 and 1.65 for summer shows.
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Johnny Rosner
New York
Barney Snyder
Roxbury
Douglas A. C
Chelsea
Billy Carney
New Bedford
Walter Bartlett
Lowell
K. O
Bobby Dyson
al Thompson
Archie McDonald
Chick Bradley
Commonwealth Pier
Mecca's Blend Creates One Rich Tobacco Flavor
The article explains how the blending process for Mecca cigarettes works. Different tobaccos are layered in the blending still and warmed with moist heat so all flavors merge into a single rich taste favored by over a million smokers.
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Mecca
Flere
Death of Lieutenant Palache Clarified in War Report
The correction states Lieutenant James Palache son of Whitney Palache of Farmington Connecticut died of wounds received in action in France. The previous report misidentified him as Lieutenant James, providing an erroneous death attribution from the American front.
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Washington
James Palache
Whitney Palache
Farmington, Conn
France
James
Lelache and the Misdirected Officer Claim
A fragment notes Lelache, son of a New York artist, and states there is no such officer as the last named. The terse line prompts doubt about a listed official.
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Lelache
New York
McCabe Named Athletic Director at Camp Las Casas
Joseph P. McCabe, former president of the Amateur Athletic Union, was named by the War Department as athletic director at Camp Las Casas in San Juan Puerto Rico.
Unspecified Scoreline Summary from Regional Games
A sequence of game results shows Memphis 4 Mobile 1 New Orleans 5 Little Rock 2 Atlanta 2 Chattanooga 1 Nashville 4 Birmingham 8. The brief scores indicate competitive outcomes across multiple cities with Birmingham posting the highest total.
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Memphis
Mobile
New Orleans
Little Rock
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Nashville
Birmingham
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