World of Sport sketches veteran baseball reporter Hugh Fullerton
In a June American Magazine sketch, Hugh B Fullerton of Chicago is celebrated as one of baseball's most experienced reporters. The piece notes his vast game totals and outs and lauds his deep insight into plays and players, calling him a key historian of America's national game.
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Funeral for Charles Thompson Planned at Pra ternal Hall
Neighbors announce Charles Thompson’s funeral at Pra ternal Hall on Sunday, May 1st at 2 pm. The service is to be attended by family and friends, with funeral arrangements handled by Robert B. Cook.
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McFarland and Bronson Signed for May Bout at Washington Park
Indianapolis May 18 definite article confirms Packey McFarland and Ray Bronson will fight a ten round bout for the Weller eight championship at Washington Park on May 29. Bel Thieryer of McFarland reports the articles of agreement and McFarland's forfeit have been mailed at Philadelphia. The match is officially set.
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Demonstration of CHI-NAMEL Process At The Bhorman Co
Demonstration of CHI-NAMEL reproducing grain and color of hardwood using gly pse process. Open to public showing on May 20 21 and 22 at The Bhorman Co location with applied samples and explanation.
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Three World Records Fall at Pacific Coast Olympic Trials
At Stanford Oval on May 18 Horine of the Olympic club SF set a six feet seven inch running high jump world mark. Ralph Rose of Olympic Club broke the shot put world record with 89 feet 6 3 8 inches. Fred Kelly of USC won the 1652 5 in a time three fifths of a second faster than Smithson’s best. Forest Smithson, holder of the 110 meter hurdles record, finished third.
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Terrors and All Stars Clash at 28th and Carey Today
The Terrors and All Stars meet on the diamond at 28th and Carey with a 2 p.m. start. Officials note only one inning was played in a prior 3 to 1 contest due to rain and snow.
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Red Sox Fall to Cubs in Saturday Afternoon Game
In a for and interesting game on Saturday afternoon the Red Sox were defeated by the Cubs, the score 18 to 12. There is fragmentary text mentioning names and details, but the readable facts show a Cubs victory at an outdoor venue with an 18 to 12 score.
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Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
National League results show St Louis Philadelphia Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati New York Boston with varied run totals and listed batteries. American League games include Philadelphia Detroit New York Cleveland Washington and other matchups with box lineups and pitching staff notes. Also listed are American Association scores for Kansas City St Paul Columbus Toledo Louisville Milwaukee and others from a packed league slate.
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Baker Dominates Pierson in Denver Boxing Showdown
Denver crowd of 3000 watched Howard Baker of Boulder outpoint Charlie Pierson of New York from start to near finish. Baker landed repeated blows to the face and body while Pierson’s corner threw in the sponge in the sixth round as both fighters were warned for dirty tactics by Referee Mike Geary.
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Socialists Adjourn After National Convention Ends
Indianapolis May 18 delegates waved red banners and sang The Red Flag as the socialist national convention adjourned late this afternoon.
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Helen Ware Shines in The Pride with Pervading Emotion
Review centers on Helen Ware's portrayal of Ethel Toscani in The Price. Her performance conveys intense emotion from temptation to remorse across acts one and two, culminating in a dramatic climax. Other cast members, including Jessie Ralph and Roy Gordon, gain praise for their roles amidst a human, moral drama.
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Roy Gordon
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