Eleven American League Pitching Pool in 1923 Church
The era 1923 saw a high earned run average, with Stan Pennock of New York posting the best win loss record at 19 6. Walter Johnson led strikeouts with 126, while notable pitchers from Detroit Cleveland and Boston showed a range of performances as the season highlighted many new arms and record-setting efforts.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Church
Longdu
Fornor
Hy Wague
Urban Taber
Hore
Stanley Cordleskin
Cleveland
Guy Moston
Clegeland
Washington
Howard Zhmke
Reston
Athletics
Herb Pennock
New York
Pennock
Pennnock
Jones
Walter Johnson
Boston
Elam VanGilder
St. Tavis
Stanley Coyeleskie
George Chie
Meye
Gasid Allowel
Dial Yung
Howard Bhmke
Gues
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Loston
Johmson
We Gang
Ferguson
Creagres
Thurston
Hollaway
Whitebil
Cale
Detroit
Howards
Shaute
Weveland
Friday
Mitchell
Yahniser
Sacond
Coveleski
York
St. Louia
G. Faver
J. Bush
Shawkey
W. P. Johnson
Breigh
George Daviss
Os SB. Jones
Uhte
J. Ehmks
G. Robertson
Chicara
Fidette
Paul Zahniser
Kolp
D.C. Danforth
Bosto
Helmach
L AG
Easty
Philadelpha
le Plicherg
Uy Marberry
Allan Rassall
Louis-Chl
Naxler
Davis
J . Edwards
Guinn
Dehnson
Gryan Slarris
Philadelpata
Tueverett
J. Hollingswort
Cole
Blankenship
W. Warmoth
Morton
Louis
St. Lingen
Unclear Pitcher List From Zones Sequence
Fragmentary OCR listing multiple pitchers by name and team abbreviations across Zones. The text is garbled with misspellings and unclear associations, yielding no coherent event or outcome to report.
Donovan Not Reengaged for 1824 Season in New Haven
December report from New Haven cites George Weiss denying final appointment of BH Donovan as manager for next season. Weiss and Senovan delaying action until after Chicago final, with likely consideration of major league return proposals. Local pilot Hess Sessions reports wind up as plans unfold.
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New Haven
Donovan
George Weiss
Weiss
Senovan
Chicago
Hess
Suajor
Malone to Aid Tunney in Green Contender Camp
Jock Malone joined Gene Tunney's camp to aid challenger Billy Dibson for the American light heavyweight title defense. Malone, a slashing middleweight, arrived after recent Boston bout, with trainer Fannie Ray and promoter Mae Jane arranging conditioning work at a private gym near Shrewsbury.
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Dew YO IY
Mire Lone
Tlattenekl
George Ward
Boston
Gene Tunney
Buk
Billy Dibson
Agate
Madison Square Garden
Mae Jane
Chieu
Fanney
Tex Rickard to enlarge Garden for boxing shows
Tex Rickard announced plans to enlarge Madison Square Garden seating from 6 000 to between 8 000 and 10 000 for boxing events. He aims to offer cheaper ringside seats for Tunney Greb bouts and improve accommodation, with a December 10 championship and a December 19 rematch promised.
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Tex Rickard
Nmualism Square Garden
Rickard
Fucrenstais
Hickard
Speuuilors
Inuderate
Son Wements
Banldassa
Tickard
Gene Tunney
Karry Grob
Merigue
Uucolder
Tunes
Grey
Yickard
Tunney
Greb
Greenwich Village
Grek
Garden
Tuncey
Kiatle
Few Stars Stay In Major Leagues Over Ten Years
A historical note on sports longevity, highlighting that only a small fraction of players endure a decade in the majors. Mentions Cobb, Johnson, Carey, Wheat, Speaker, Collins, Daubert, Marquard and others as long-serving veterans, with several still effective after many years.
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Gamme
Clate
Abe
Ty Cobb
Walter Johnson
Max Carey
Yark Wheat
Adams
Dartmouth schedules clash with Cornell in early season
Bridgeport hardware and Housatonic Brass players are noted in a rough timetable for Dartmouth football games. The schedule shows Dartmouth traveling to Cornell and meeting New York powerhouses in November. Norwich is set to open the season in Hanover on September 7. An intersectional game appears for the first time in two years.
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Jialovehon
He Pee
Sevice
Pit Vard
Carmel
Krew
Utk
Gsthietic Council
Dartmeuin
Columbia
New York
N. Norton
HuAte Tanger
Hou Orcs
Dartmouth
Lave
Bowerds Cornel
Wit Loge
Geledite
Thix
Norwich
Hanover
Meght
Wardaistt Mantrans
McI Vetty
Mia MN
Vormatt
Barvard
Chicago to Lose Four Football Stars
The University at Chietsa graduates four top players Jim Pyvit Folph King Walter Camp team member Zorn and others. Goodman, a strong new fullback, weighs around pounds and shows defensive promise. Freshmen rules prevent Luita fo from playing varsity games this year.
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University At
Chietsa
Dohy Thoman
Walter Camp
Jim Pyvit
Folph King
Wills Zorn
Goodman
Yoor
Ue Yldes
Luitafo
Edward Garden Beats Klinger at Billiards
Edward Garden defeated Jack Klinger to lead the National Amateur 131 balk Hue Dillard championship third round at the New ch dette club. Gardner’s high run reached 25 with a 35-43 average over four innings, while Klinger posted the tournament’s highest ingot to date.
Shelton High Blates Derby In Thanksgiving Victory
Shelton High beat Derby 7 to 6 on Thanksgiving, snapping a rough season. Veterans Grown, Hogan, Quacrelti, Guild and Kreiger led a comeback after early setbacks against Stratford Milford Norwalk Southington and Branford. Norwalk and Derby were among the tough opponents as Shelton’s record showed two to one in opponent scoring overall.
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Shelton
Brillant Vietory
Win Trans
Stratford
Milford
Norwalk
Garmas
Southington
Omage
Black
Evanford
Derby
Angore
Grown
Hogan
Quacrelti
Guild
Kreiger
Milford Searne
Milton
Norway
Sun
Brandforde
Chelton
Wills Favored to Fight Firpo Before Dempsey Clash
Dee Le York reports the heavy weight scene around Harry Wills. Paddy Mullins rejects bouts promoted by Tex Rickard, pushing Wills toward lesser foes while Rickard tries to line up a Firpo match ahead of a Dempsey showdown. Wills has declined several offers due to Rickard promotions, with belts and diamonds cited as past motives in the debate.
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LE York
Dee
Jack Dempsey
Tale Angel Fico
Blarry Wills
Tex Rickard
Wills
Lois Angel Firpo
Dempsey
Virpe
Tex Tuckard
Paddy Mulivin
Harry Wills
Harry
Tonampton
Tex
Panama
Joe Gana
Joe Lynch
Johnny
Johnny Bult
John L. Sullivan
Paddy Muilinste
Richard
Sigmond Bell
Luis Angel Firpo
Rickard
Dempgay
Het
Mullins
Whart
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Specttle
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Bridgeport Hardware
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Patterson
Baldwin
Sirind Ty
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Holmgren
Rogerson
Towlann
Mefarlang
Teisch
Babson
Melntyre
Rosenback
Kahl
Edward Garden
Klinger
Shelton High
Tom Fernerce
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