Fair Ones Seek Marty OToole in Marriage Proposals
A Pittsburgh Sporting editors page records Marty OToole receiving 108 marriage proposals via mail since his rise as a baseball pitcher. Women from various eastern schools express admiration and forward letters through Fred Clarke, Pittsburg baseball club manager, with occasional refusals noted.
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Pietahuren
D—Pitteburch
Marty O'Toole
Fred Clarke
Pitts Burch Baseball Club
O'Toole
Mall i
Pittsburgh Sporting Editors
Gotch’s Knowledge Gaps in Wrestling Holds Revealed
The world heavyweight champion Frank Gotch is said to know only six named holds while most others escape him. Reports note he can apply locks but lacks familiarity with one fifth of the holds that have defeated opponents. The article hints at his limited grasp of wrestling terminology and maneuvers.
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Frank Gotch
Gotch
Bic
Wrestler Hatch Explains Half Nelson and Related Holds
The wrestler Hatch defends his use of a half Nelson and crotch hold as his favored grips. He disputes expert terminology and says many holds are misnamed, noting his long reach helps apply leg and head pressure. He recalls beating Mahmowt and Zhyexsko using these techniques.
Wrestling holds and headlocks noted in sport jargon
The speaker lists moves such as half nelson full nelson footlock grapevine and scissor headlock and notes limits to naming other holds beyond these. The remark reflects wrestling terminology and technical awareness within the sport.
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Ling
Mitchell Knocks Out Al Spaulding In New Mexico Bout
In Albuquerque on April 3 Jack Mitchell the Pennsylvania middleweight champion knocked out Al Spaulding the New Mexican champion in the third round. A powerful left jab to the jaw and quick rights sent Spaulding to dreamland as he required several minutes to revive after being taken to the dressing room.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Jack Mitchell
Pennsylvania
al Spaulding
Spaulding
Dreamland
A Quick Shift In Lent Banter
A quick shift in dialogue shows TV viewers giving up candy for Lent while a gift exchange pivots to prunes. The exchange ends with humor on restraint and the value of staying home as a virtue.
Cheyenne Instills Strength in Semi-Pro Cheyenne Indians
Cheyenne will field a fast semi professional baseball team this summer called the Cheyenne Indians. The squad will form from the James Bros. aggregation, featuring four holdovers and Joe Huff as pitcher and manager. About seventy recruits have been practicing daily as good weather returns. The team will travel to face semi pro nines across the Rocky Mountain region and the Dakotas.
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Cheyenne
James Bros
Cheyenne Indians
Joe Huff
Rocky Mountain Region
Dakotas
First Baseball Game In Vicinity Promises League Form
The opening game pitted Eleventh Infantry against Company E last year with Woolf pitching for the regimental nine. Four innings saw E company score four to zero, as recruits joined the effort. A mild spell has many units practicing baseball under post leadership, signaling a league is likely this season.
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Company E
Woolf
E Company
Post league could form after fair tryouts for each command
Cheyenne ball players warned of summer competition as a Post league forms tentative opening game after impartial tryouts. An elderly reader praises TIZ for foot relief and urges buyers to get the product through Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago. The state auditor’s office issues monthly warrants to state employees.
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Cheyenne
Parent Direct
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Ill
State Auditor’s Office
TIZ Reminds Me of My Barefoot Days
An elderly testimonial extols TIZ for foot relief. The speaker recalls barefoot childhood freedom, claims feet no longer ache or blister, and says the remedy makes aging feet feel young again. He mentions bunions and corns as long term issues.
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Lyet
Tiz
Rover
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Mahmowt
Zhyexsko
Coliseum
Hatch
Mitchell
Bird's
Grampa
WM. Howard
Phonessi
Thomes St
Knight
Archie Hale
17Th St
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