Yankees Have Best Pitching Staff in Majors
Chicago clubs show promising youngsters as Yankees and Giants lead in the race for strong pitching. Yankee regulars Bush Shanker Hoyt and Jones headline a staff praised for depth, while Chicago’s White Sox, Pirates, Reds, and Giants also boast top arms and promising rookies seeking a breakout season.
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Chicago
Chicago American
White Sox
Gleason
Gorham Leverette
Hariey Robertson
Ted Blanken
Blankenship
Italian Communist Editor in Moscow Visits Communist International
Gennari editor of Lavatore, leader of a Trieste communist paper, was attacked by 25 armed fascists during a trial last month. He surprised delegates by appearing among them, earning a standing ovation. He will stay as permanent representative to the Communist International. returning to Italy would mean instant death for him at fascist hands.
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Gennari
Lavatore
Trieste
Tventy
Delegalss
Communist International
Italy
U S Packers in England Creating Higher Prices
In London Jan a government subsidy for home packers may be adopted to counter the encroachment of American packers on English markets Labour member Q W Bowerman said there is a part monopoly in the English retail market exploited by the American packers or their agents Manchester has a municipally owned packing company aiding the fight against high prices He urged change against Armoni Wilson Co and the Morris interests who he said unfairly hold the English market and extort high prices
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Manchester
Armoni Wilson & Co
Morris
Georgia Judge Orders Goose Diet for Six Days
Atlanta reporter notes Jan Louis Paxol begins serving a sentence of eating one goose per day for six days after his arraignment in police court. The bizarre judgment mentions a disruptive flock keeping neighbors awake and considers cage restrictions if Paxol fails to comply.
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Atlanta
Jan Louis Paxol
Puzali
Paddock in New Role Causes Parade Alarm
Charlie Paddock, famed sprinter and record holder, appeared in an unexpected parade outfit with a plug hat and red boots atop a fiery horse in Los Angeles. The display fueled talk as fans speculated about a possible shift from sprinting to a jockey career, though officials said no decision had been made.
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Charlie Paddock
Paddock
Charley
Mercy
Los Angeles
Charlie
Five Pitchers for Tigers as Cobb Pleased with Francis
Detroit gains lefty Hay Francis from Washington and Hip Collins from Boston to join a five man pitching staff led by Ty Cobb. Ehmke and Oldham depart. Robbed of Leonard, Tigers size up spring plans with Bobby Jones at third and Emory Rigney at shortstop. The overhaul aims to lift Detroit from a weak rotation to a stronger 1924 campaign.
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Ryan
Tonnard
Jack Bentley
Corengros
Cobb
Fis Stam
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Rip" Callins
Rey Frencis
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Rip
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Olson
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Robinson
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Vance
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Cadore
Mamaux
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Decatur
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Ty Cobb
Frank J. Navin
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Hip Collins
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Ehmke
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Paign
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Jones
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Fred Haney
Emory Figney
Mobb
Natin
Bobby Veach
Tra Flagstead
Outfelders
Argueta
Rochesteren
North Pole drifting westward says Danish scientist
London reports Danish scientist Colonel P Jensen who has just completed a degree study in Greenland states the Greenland ice becomes thinner and Greenland moves west about twenty yards per year. This supports recent warnings of climatic shifts near the North Pole and suggests pole positions may be gradually changing.
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Tal
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Greenland
North Pole
Iit
Automobile Club Opens Doors to Women Members
The Lima Automobile Club reports a shift as women win membership rights once barred by custom. More than forty motorists, among them many ideal drivers, are now club members.
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Jan Automobile Club
Lima Automeile Club
Powder Puff Incident Disrupts Ohio Post Office
At Clarksville Ohio on January 15 the mail chute incident disrupted the post office as a powder puff was accidentally dropped. Separate item notes a New York January 22 meet with entries at the Twenty second Regiment Armory and several city clubs and banks involved in a relay race, featuring notable teams and trophies.
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Richard HS. Hyan
New York
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Thade
Valcourt ‘Club
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Millrose
National City Bank
Metropolitan Life
Prudential Lifer
Tfiremen’s
Insurance Company of Newark
McAlpin
Los Angeles Woman Seeks $2000 to Wed
A 24-year-old American girl from Chicago described as plain and healthy seeks a marriage with an American-born man under 50 taller than her. She asks $2000 for wedding day and says funds would relieve her parents in Los Angeles while offering a home and a small lot near the city.
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Migg O'Neill
Tris
Trish Deacent
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O'Neal
Eagle
Reon
Maine towns contend over fastest horses
Maine towns vie to claim the fastest horse in the state with a local club counting thirty two horses. The event, a $500 a side challenge, aims to test the speed against rival towns and the Pine Tree State.
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Mennebunepory
Losal’ Club
Tor
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Harrison
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Major League Pitchers Yielded Four Home Runs Per Game in 1922
A rough tally shows that in 1922 pitchers across the leagues allowed an average of four home runs per game. Charley Adams of the Pirates gave up a notable four-bagger to Bernard Hong, while Ed Romnet and Urban Shocker also yielded multiple long balls. Despite high homers, several pitchers still helped their teams to about 31 or more wins.
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Charley Benjamin Adams
Pirates
Bernard Hongyoung
Brooklyn
Forbes Fight
Adams
Athletics
Ed Romnet
Ting
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