World of Sport profile of famed baseball journalist Hugh Fullerton
In a June American Magazine sketch, veteran reporter Hugh B Fullerton of Chicago is celebrated for his vast game counts and deep analysis. The piece lauds his 3,501 games observed, 178,568 put outs and 08,562 assists while underscoring his keen deductive insight into play and player dynamics.
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Funeral notice for Charles Thompson at Pra ternal Hall
You are requested to meet at Pr a ternal Hall on Sunday May 1st at 2 pm to attend the funeral of our neighbor Charles Thompson. Robert B. Cook will conduct the service.
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McFarland and Bronson Signed for May Bout at Washington Park
Indianapolis May 18 1 Packey McFarland and Ray Bronson, contenders for the Weller eight championship, are confirmed to clash in a ten round bout at Washington Park on the night of May 29. Bel Thieryer of McFarland reports the articles of agreement and McFarland's forfeit have been mailed at Philadelphia.
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Chi NameL demonstrates grain color of hardwood process
Demonstration showcases gly pse based method for applying color and grain to wood. May 20 21 22 at The Bhorman Co. details unclear due to damaged text.
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Three World Records Fall At Olympic Trials On Stanford Oval
At Stanford Oval on May 18 three world records were set. Horine of the Olympic Club SF cleared six feet seven inches in the running high jump, surpassing his prior mark. Ralph Rose of the Olympic Club threw the shot 89 feet 6 3 8 inches. Forest Smithson, holder of the 110 meter hurdles record, finished third. Fred Kelly of USC won the 165 yard race in 1:52.5, 0.15 seconds faster than Smithson.
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Terrors And All Stars Clash At 2 P M At 28th And Carey
Baseball doubleheader today at 28th and Carey features the Terrors versus All Stars at 2 PM. Officials deny a 3 to 1 previous score, citing only one inning played before rain and snow halted the game.
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Red Sox fall to Cubs in Saturday game
In an opening afternoon clash the Red Sox lost to the Cubs with a score of 18 to 12. The description notes an interesting, fast paced game with mentions of players like Tin and Fred.
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Baseball Scores And Standings From The National And American Leagues
National League results show St. Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati and Boston scoring across games with listed batteries. American League totals include Philadelphia Detroit New York Cleveland Washington and other clubs with pitching rosters noted. Association play cites Kansas City St Paul Columbus Toledo Louisville Indianapolis Milwaukee and more with final tallies.
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Baker Dominates Pierson in Denver Boxing Exhibition
In Denver on May 18 Howard Baker of Boulder overwhelmed Charlie Pierson of New York in a one sided six round bout before 3000 fans. Pierson quit in the sixth round as Baker repeatedly scored with blows to the nose jaw and kidneys. Both fighters were warned for dirty tactics and several rounds featured prolonged slugging after the bell.
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Socialists Adjourn After National Convention in Indianapolis
Delegates at the Sorial national convention in Indianapolis waved red banners and sang The Red Flag as the gathering adjourned late in the afternoon.
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Helen Ware Shines in The Pride in Thrilling Stage Portrayal
Helen Ware delivers a masterful Ethel Toscani in The Pride with restrained emotion and depth. Supporting cast includes Jessie Ralph, Roy Gordon, and Harrison Hunt, while the Buchanan orchestra enhances the evening with engaging musical numbers. The review praises the emotional range, jealous climax, and audience response. A second notice promotes Chi-Namel veneer products from The Sherman Co. with factory instructor events on May 2, 21, 22.
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