Green of Holyoke Joins the Yankees as Pitcher Prospect
The New York Yankees acquired right handed pitcher Patrick Green from Holyoke after a season showing strong speed and control. Green, 22, stood 6 feet 2 inches and weighed 190 pounds, pitched in 23 complete games last year with Holyoke, going 9 14 and drawing major league scouts’ notice.
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Giants
Farrel Ned Fuer
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Frank Cheuce
Yeetarday
New Enland
Huntington
Mass
Holyoke Green
Teague
Quick Ie
Byporan
The
Snakes
Billy Hamilton
Ease Barkete
Jim
Nourke
Tanter
Tae Arcet
Micky" Welch
Arthur Trwin
Yanker
Marty OToole Weds Today in Framingham Ceremony
Framingham Massachusetts reports Marty OToole the Pirates star pitcher wed today at George's Church. The bride Alice Ketter Aistar, a pretty twenty something, joined the ceremony with relatives and friends including usher Harry Barris of Bridgeport. The couple plans a Bermuda honeymoon after a February departure from New York.
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Framingham
Mase
Coole
Pirates
Ife
Morula
Mae George's Church
Mar Pulber Hichard
Burke
Alice Ketter Aistar
Boidanmalt
John O'Tools
Harry Barris
Bridgeport
Usher
Martin J. Tose
Bie Broom
Marte
South Framingham
Thin Ile Gasonville
York
Bermuda
Tiga
Tettler
Ada
Fe Town
College player declines offer of McGraw College
Malcolm Doug, a shortstop prospect linked to the University of Virginia, turns down a professional offer. The article notes his senior status and mentions other players and teams in a period-tinged, speculative tone about future careers and provincial ties.
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M’graw
Banimare
Tech
Malcolm Doug
University of Virginia
Jobe Dunn
Ratitiore Crivive
Seervinea
Ain Parenin
Douglas
Marland
Marland Apc
Tal
Pepe
Sayer
Phillies sale looms before next Wednesday
Uncertain OCR text reports plans to sell the Phillies by next Wednesday. Mentions executives, conferences, and names like Sherk, Taft, and River, with references to past officials and a New Year context.
Palzer vs McCarty Sets Stage for White Heavyweight Clash
A historic matchup features Alfred Palzer, dubbed America’s best white hope, taking on Luther McCarty in a defining heavyweight bout. Palzer, a farm-born contender with a storied rise, is contrasted with Wells in prior form as analysts debate timing, reach, and stamina shaping the title picture.
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America
al Palzer
Duther McCarty
Palzer
Bombardier Wells
Tee
Palzee
Olan
Winneshiek
Alfred
New York
St. Paw
Minnesota
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Swanean
Seoineack Johnson
Mason City
Town
Srs
Fratew York
Aeciarce
Palser
Patzer
Sharkey Athletic Club
Pater
Willard
West
Luther
Sailor White
England
Bogabar& Fier Wells
Bob Figeimmons
Hin Prain
Bert Bine
Hoesbardier Wells
Snet Gamencas
Wells
Algonquin Club Pool Tournament Recap From Last Week
About 20 games played in the Algonquin Club pool event last week. Contests featured Class A players with Honey Setar and Henry Osborne noted among top performers.
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Algonquin
Taye
Chass
Clase
Honey Setar
Henry Osborne
Pugilistic Highlights and Ring Names This Date
This date in boxing history lists events including Marty Baldwin defeating Johnny Summers in Chelsea Massachusetts for the welterweight crown, Billy Papke and Hughie Kelly drawing in Milwaukee for the middleweight title, and Al Kaufman defeating Jim Larry in Vernon California.
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Lsst
Frank Iinus
Pliesburgh
Marty Baldwin
Johnny Summers
Brita
Chelsea
Mass
Billy Papke
Huco Kelly
St Milwaukee
IMS
al Kauffran
Jim Larry
Vernon
Cal
Sports Gossip Roundup Sees Connery Sparks Shifts in Pro Paths
The Hartford Times hints Tom Connery may return to the Senators or seek a Western college job while clubs circle for his services. Rumors sweep through the Coast League and Detroit prospects, with High eyed for a farm stint and Jensen praised for power as he trains. The column notes umpire Nailin’s rise and Kilbane’s trip to St Louis as Attell retires amid Chicago revival chatter.
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Wagner
Tom Connery
Hartford
Hartford Times
Connery
Senators
Clarkin
Tom
Sacramento
Harry Wolverton
Western College
Clerkin
Herry Noyes
Lefty High
Detroit
Indianapolis
American Association
Jennings
Johnny Kilbane
St. Louis
Dox Gillie Kirk
Kirk
Abe Attell
Palzer McCarty Heavyweight Bout Draws Big Crowds
Los Angeles reports near five thousand fans filled training camps for Al Palzer and Luther McCarty as both fighters showed peak condition. The pair, each with sparring partners, prepare for a Pacific Athletic Club bout next Wednesday in Vernon for the McCarey belt, with even-money betting and strong anticipation of a 20 round title clash before a 25,000 potential crowd.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Rehttana
al Palzer
Luther McCarty
Cowboy
Vernon Palzer
Charley
Ring of the Pacific Athletic Club
Vernon
McCarey
Palzer
Mathewson Helps Pueblo Girl Face Expulsion Over Game
Pueblo Col Dec 30 Christy Mathewson famed Giants pitcher intervened after Edwina Vortes faced expulsion for skipping classes to see him pitch. He wrote to Bemis Hall Academy explaining the incident and sent a autographed postcard. her father Harry H Vortes is a local lawyer and World Series fan.
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Pueblo
Col
Christy Mathewson
New York Giants
Edwina Vortes
Harry H. Vortes
Bemis Hall Academy
Boston
Mathewson
Mies Vories
Invitation to Attend The Program at 3 30 P M
Gentlemen are invited to attend the program which will start at 3:30 in the afternoon. The notice emphasizes formal attendance and orderly proceedings.
Army and Navy May Play Annual Games at Yale Field
New Haven, Dec 30. Yale Field could host the Army Navy annual football game next fall as the new concrete stadium opens to outside use. The Athletic Committee will decide extent of outside events and ticket distribution while alumni push for an added Penn game.
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NAVY
Yale Field
New Haven
Yale
Connecticut
Harvard
Princeton
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Holy Croas
The
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Annex
Washington Glee Club
University of Pennsylvania
Josh Hartwell
Walter Camp
Johnny Kilpatrick
George Crse
Fred Atlen
BILL LANGE RETIRED AT HEIGHT OF HIS CAREER
Bill Lange, who discovered Frank Chance and was linked to the Highlanders, announced retirement claiming a real estate success. He recalls offers in 1900 to join NL clubs for 7500 dollars plus expenses and notes his speed as a base runner and record steals in the 1890s. Lange argues publicity inflates the game's pace while praising Keeler as greatest player and Btagie as best pitcher.
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Tiger
Philadelphia
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Lefty High
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Cameron
Curtin
Holyoke
Worcester
Dick Nailin
International League
Nailin
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Harrow
Bia
Bill Lange
Frank Chance
Highlanders
Lange
Boston
Chicago
Stovey
Leagie
Hamilton
Trown
Bul Lange
Wille Keeler
Amoe
Shany Persons
Griffiths Bold Trade Brings Gandil to Washington
The Washington club, under Clark Griffith, acquired Chick Gandil from Montreal last May in a deal that included cash and three players Cunningham Buck Becker and Jerry Akers. Gandil quickly became a standout first baseman and lifted the Nationals to a strong finish.
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Wade
Clark Griffith
Simart Desi
Chick Gandil
Montreal
Grimth
Washington
Gandil
Griffith
Gendt
Grifth
Montreal Manashment
Cunningham
Buck Becker
Jerry Akers
Nationals
Chick
Joe Wood
Hooton
Smoky Joe
Iman
Hal Chass
Hal
Gan- Gu
Syracuse May Be Dropped From Yale Football Schedule
Syracuse officials weigh dropping Yale from next fall's slate as fans push for easier early games. Carlisle is considered as a possible replacement, but Yale faces strong interest due to old matchups with Syracuse a year ago.
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Syracuse
YALE
Orange
Carliele
Princeton
Elthin
Carlisle
Warner
Essen
Old Ell
Yale and Syracuse Football Contests Highlight Season Outlook
Yale might treat Syracuse as a practice contest with potential later games uncertain. Princeton aims to schedule a midseason clash with Syracuse possibly in late October. Syracuse faces constant substitutions, while Yale’s strong defense disrupts evolving formations.
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Yale
Syracuse
Princetos
Tiger Forces
Orange
Train Collision in Heavy Fog Claims One Life
Cumberland Maryland December 20 James Martin of Cumberland was killed John Abbey of Ridgeley West Virginia seriously injured and three other men severely hurt when a Western Maryland railroad work train collided with an engine in the Ridgeley yards due to dense fog observance hindered.
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Cumberland
James Martin
John Abbey
Hidgeley
W. Va
Western Maryland
Ridgeley Yards
Veteran Army Nurse Dies at 94 in New York
Osweep New York December 3 Mrs Stmine Keeler Spencer a veteran nurse known to Civil War veterans as the Florence Nightingale of the rebellion is dead at 94 Born in Mexico she lived with the 147th New York Volunteers and served in Washington hospitals She was on the field at Fredericksburg the Wilderness White House Landing and Gettysburg and was a friend of General Grant Stamford-Estelle Strange 22 confessed to police she threw her three week old baby on the ice of the Ripowan river and left it to freeze to death
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N. Y
Stmine Keeler Spencer
Florence
Mexico
147Th New York Volunteers
Washington
Fredacksburg
Wilderness
White House
Gettysburg
Grant
Stamford
Estelle Strange
Rippowan River
Promised Arrests In Mystic Today Reference
A brief dispatch notes authorities plan further arrests in Mystic today. The report cites officials and mentions names such as Sharon Otwertnive and I. Borrues, listing associates connected to ongoing investigations with a focus on enforcing public safety measures.
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Mystic
Tombleier
Sharon Otwertnive
Tare Prineew
I. Borrues
Parkes
Fred A. Baker
Nathan Ff
Stephen
World Faces Record Death Toll in Russia and Crimea
Fragmented text references a high mortality rate linked to Russia and Crimea, mentioning grim statistics and unclear context. Details are garbled with many unreadable words, leaving the exact events, dates, and entities uncertain.
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Russia
Blaze Wrecks Fertilizer Plant in Baltimore
A fire at a Baltimore fertilizer plant caused heavy damage with losses estimated around 150000 dollars. Fire crews battled the blaze as authorities investigated the cause and scope of the destruction.
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