Shocker Career Highlights With Yankees Browns and More
Star pitcher Shocker began as catcher and played for five clubs including the Yankees and Browns. He joined Ottawa Windsor Toronto and the New York Yankees, posting notable win totals from 1914 to 1923 and earning a low earned run average during peak years.
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Croan Shocker
St. Lou's
Yanke
Ben
Browns
Yankees
Wtt
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Border Leagts
Severa
Otto
Ottawa
Hove
Bhocker
New York
Ats
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Stocker
Tariy
Shocker
Segot
Ned
Los
Joe Bosh
Sharker
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Ira
Athietics
Reed Sox
Bush
Missoula
Thomas
Kopy
Semaon
Brish
Everett Pecking Quinn
Raine
Red Sox
Gianiai
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Nurmi to Run for Knights Against Ritola at Madison Square Garden
Finnish great Paavo Nurmi will race at the Casey track carnival on Patrick's Day at Madison Square Garden. He meets rival Willie Italy in the mile and 600 meter events, with Finland’s Ritola also starring. The program was finalized after trainer Ling Quist confirmed both Finns will compete, and Ray may join depending on home club approval.
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New York
Paavo Nurni
Eam-Y
Wet Rae
Amercis
Columbus
Maulison Square Garden
Neni
Willie Italy
America
Wilers
Dais Kay
Fee Terrives
Moyd Wain
Tostonstar
Nurint
Reyorts
Foyong Finn
Oflelais
Lingo Quist
Kitele
Nurmi
Madison Square
Cyden
Stahn
Larrivee
Ray
Holy Cross Baseball Hype Builds Around Owen Carroll
The article profiles Owen Carroll as a cornerstone of Holy Cross baseball, with Jack Barry guiding a strong coaching staff. It notes recruiting efforts, a deep pitching staff led by Carroll, and expectations for a competitive season, naming several standout players and prospects across the roster.
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Conwell
Reterso
Eageh
Sqm
Suettf
Ownie Carrol
Enliege
Indenera
Ginutreau
Walsa
Cote
MelIntee
Morrissey
Freemin
Strengz Foundation
Filene
Ken Stmendinger
Timeny
Garry
Broly Cross
Jack Whey
Aes
Ownie Carrel
Farrel
Hartford
Princeton Leads Water Polo League
Princeton, a dominant force, leads the water polo league with a strong early-season showing. Key players and team cohesion drive the standout performance as rivals trail.
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Princeton
Racing Results and Entries at Derby Track Otney
Results cover maidens and open races for 2 to 7 Furlongs with names Ambrose, Donari Tic, Stutts, and Noe among top finishers. Various purses range from 600 to 1560 dollars with multiple horses listed across six races including yearling and handicap events.
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Joe
Mundtagh
Mile So
Noel
Perking
Cali
Seastabe
Etty Lana Ambross
Donari- Tic
Stevens
Maiden
Soo
Dickie Teco
Gnome Boy
Emne
Ries
Mare
Clock
Nagie
Corona
Miami
Ber Broomster
Ball Gee
Sandy Hate
Bay
Blues Ridge
Hields
Lung
Stutts
Tilda
Budde Brown
Berny Maroney
Hayward
Phe
Seventil
Eng
Nile
Khteenian
Imaneh
Dotia
Sar Tren
Horn
Ke Thun
Maseperstilo
Lanolt
Unclear Racing Card Items From Havana Meet
Fragmented OCR record shows horses and handlers with unclear names and figures. Listed are numbers, names like Neal, Dusty, and Mo, plus purses such as 600 and 900, but many words are garbled and unreadable.
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Omng Ve Lang
Cal- Crimpear
LT Houten
el “Ute
Nincey
Trockurdea Moon
Ary Queen
Josephine
tin _Gonveal
Tam
Ear-Olde
Fook Gussie P
Carl Whrique
Suauaer
Ster Sue
the Dietate
Liege
Mainspring
OU Rtra
Leona Neal
Panizle Tos
McDonald
Tilee Boxwood
Tmp
Lank
Detlison
Preriy
Annin Lyle
Iso
Savear-olds
Katheeving
Dusty
Neal
Fon Lie Mo
Fethlebers
New Orleans Racing Results and Entrant List Summary
In New Orleans reports, entries and results feature a mix of horses and jockeys with listed ages and weights. The fragment mentions prizes and handicaps for three and four year olds, with several names and race details partially readable, indicating a busy racing card and purses around a few hundred dollars.
Miami racing card details mistyped and garbled
race entries list unfamiliar horse names, weights and purses with errors and broken lines, showing three races with age limits and claimed allowances. text appears from a Miami track program, but many names, numbers, and terms are unclear.
Unclear Havawa Entries with Random Names and Figures
Fragmented OCR lists names, numbers, prices, places, and phrases lacking coherent context. Readable items include multiple personal names, monetary values, and coded labels, but no clear event or narrative emerges.
New Orleans Entries Begin Meeting with Multiple Races
A chaotic card lists several races with purses from 700 to 8100 dollars. Entries include Par Nell Lad Phyllis Gentry New Hope La Belle Patrick Sarsfield Gatie Dear and Lucky Lou Sunborn Marquesite Wad e Yilira Asokket Little Betty Gymnast Row reserver Silent William Miss Queen Agnes among others. The card shows first through seventh races with a mix of 1-year-olds up to older mares and varied mile distances and 70 yards.
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New Hope
la Belle
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Wade
Yilira
Asokket
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Peter DeCroy
Clayton Valentino
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Georgia
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Yeadlina
Trade Blows At Chamber Smokers Show
The Junior Chamber of Commerce hosted a Seaside Institute boxing card with Ed Pease in charge. Clark defeated Fuzzo in three rounds. Pakas defeated Legoy in a late stoppage as the crowd roared. Nagy forgot his gear and felt the hair gust before his bout. Flynn noted cold feet among the boxers. two welterweights Barlow and Ryan slugged to a stoppage draw. Georges White scored the evening’s only knockout on Joe Janey. George Cadere Wp and Okie Dunn sang, with Thrush reading.
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Chamber
Rocco Fuzzo
Jack Clark
Clark
Faust
Puzo Wan
Secorl
K. Pakas
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Low Logash
Jackie Ryan
Georges White
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Lenge
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Simon Pure
Joe Smith
Sam Hollis
Franke Dunn
George Cadere
New Haven and Hartford Leaders Name Bud Stapleton
New Haven and Hartford in the Eastern League named Bud Stapleton as pilot for the 1925 season. Stapleton, 24, from Bridgeport, previously helmed the Hillies briefly during 1924 while clubs changed managers. He is a noted fielder and a feared hitter in the league.
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Hartford
Bud Stapleton
Pittsfield
Stapleton
Bridgeport
Hillies
Bud
Berkshire Village
Tia
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Uaat
Kim Clarkin
Paddy O'Connor
Jack O'Hara
Waterbury
Kitty Bransfie
Startford
Paddy O'Conner
Albany
McCorry Pittsie
Springfield
Gary Fortune
Rega
Gary Last
Foel
Hampden
Berrer
Jack Qeser
New York City
Shean
Fortune
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Red Sox
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Becaues
New London
Colleges prepare runners for Crimson sprint and relay events
The article lists college runners Kane Carl Lunde Bob Allen Som Robb Ken Rogers and Joe Broome as options for seeding while the Crimson enters the two mile with competitors Cuteh eon Traggerty Watters Barker Robes and Chaplin. Burns O Neil Tuttman and others are named for relay duties and the 224 yard dash.
Studebaker Offers Brougham With Unmatched Value
Tremendous power and flexible performance described for the Studebaker Standard Six Brougham. The copy touts ornamental top braces Millais upholstery and declares the car superior to any model within hundreds of dollars of its price. See this new Studebaker Brougham and learn its exceptional value before you buy.
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