Makes Glass Arms as Good as New by Dean Snyder
Brooklyn's pitching star is praised for his arm and for the Brooklyn club trainer Fred Hart who coaches and massages arms to restore strength. The piece notes Brooklyn pitchers are often castoffs from other clubs and credits Hart with reviving their effectiveness, claiming there is a right way to treat a pitcher's arm.
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Dean Snyder
Brooklyn
Wilbert Robinson
John McGraw
Babe Marquard
Pirates
Burleigh Grimes
Squire Ebbetty
Rube Tas Bloom
Dodgers
Grimes
Fred Hart
Doc” Hart
Whee
Robine
Ra ‘Bate
Dee
Fragmentary note on birds and pests during scrimmage
The readable text mentions birds observed during a hard scrimmage and notes pests as the focus. It appears to be a fragmented personal observation with uncertain details and no clear events or names.
Flatbush Persuades Him Back for Major League Quality
They persuaded him to return to Flatbush and his season proves the hunch was right. Doc has delivered again, turning fragile glass into proven class and elevating the squad to major league standards.
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Flatbush
Doc
Robbie the Great Robins Leader Gains Koney’s Praise
Ed KoneTchy praises Robbie as Brooklyn’s top leader and navigator of a winning club. He credits Robbie as the reason for the Robins’ success and notes the manager's deep respect and tough, motivating style. Konehy recalls Robbie’s decisive clubhouse moment after a home run.
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Bo Konetehy
Robins
Fanning
Wilbert
Koney
Brooklyn
Robbie
New Jersey Wins Carpentier-Levinsky Bout for October 12
The state boxing commission chairman John Smith praises landing the Carpentier-Levinsky match in New Jersey on October 12. He says the event benefits boxing, was held without favoritism, and reflects well on the state and its officials.
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New Jersay
Carpentier-Levinsky
John Smith
State Boxing Commission
Jersey
Franchises in Pacific Coast League Shuffle Near Seattle
Report hints at multiple franchise changes among Pacific Coast League clubs as teams like Seattle and Vancouver pursue new alignments before the season. Information remains tentative with talks focusing on ownership and league placements.
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Seattle
Vancouver
Unclear fragment hints at baseball notes near Cleveland
The readable text mentions Cleveland and a southpaw pitcher, but the remainder is fragmented, offering no clear event or outcome to summarize.
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Cleveland
Walter Malla
Natice
Pilcher
Cleveland and Detroit split doubleheader as Chicago falls
Detroit edged Cleveland 5 to 4 in ten innings after two eighth inning errors. Cleveland won the second game 10 to 3 before darkness halted play. In St Louis, Chicago lost 8 to 6 to widen Cleveland's lead as Davis and the bullpen struggled.
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Detroit
Walter Mails
Cleveland
Detroit Beats Cleveland In Ten Inning Tilt
In the American League opening games Detroit defeats Cleveland after ten innings with Emke and Malls handling a late rally while Cleveland fielders commit errors. The second contest sees Detroit fall 6 to 1 due to darkness in the eighth, with Ayers and Mayo among the hitters. Washington edges Philadelphia 3 to 0 as Schmid, Shatner and Walker contribute for the Senators. St Louis and Chicago also play, with Davis and Severeid behind the plate for the Cards and Faber guiding the Cubs.
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New York Ee Ee
Cincinnati
Pittsburg Eeuweee
Chicago
St. Louis Ohne
Boston Ree
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
St Louis
Washington
Detroit
Suka
Pirates and Reds Postponed by Rain See Post
Baseball summary notes rain postponement for Pittsburgh and Cincinnati games. New York defeated Brooklyn in a doubleheader with scores listed by innings and pitching lines for Douglas and Smith in the first game and Cadore, Miller in the second.
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New York
Douglas
Smith
Pretter
Krueger
Mamaux
Brooklyn
Coney
Barnes
Gaston
Cadore
Miller
Sacramento Club Eyes Sewell and Lanto as Trade Target
Officials of the Sacramento club scout Joey Sewell and Harry Lanto, shortstops linked to Tris Speaker, as potential final payment for Walter. The action signals active player negotiations and possible roster moves.
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Sacramento
Joey Sewell
Harry Lanto
Tris Speaker
Walter
Tommy Ryan to Fight in Los Angeles Revisions
In Los Angeles the former lightweight champion Tommy Ryan and Kid McCoy will stage several re rounds as the west's movie colony responds to the call of the west.
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Tom
Los Angeles
Call of the West
Tommy Ryan
Lightw T
Kid McCoy
Taxi Wreck Near Randall and Pershing Injures Five
Five men including four soldiers and the driver escaped injury when a taxi from Fort Runwell wrecked near Randall and Pershing boulevards at 6:80 o clock night. The crash followed a rear axle break then a front axle failure on the same side. The car lurched, momentum carried it, and the occupants were jolted with several sustaining injuries.
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Fort Runwell
Randall and
Pershing
Castoffs Create Winning Dodgers Spirit From Misfits
The Dodgers show how discarded players can unite into a winning team. Ed Kenedy and Otto Miller fuel a resilient Robins core, with Rowdy Elliott Ernie Krueger Pete Kilduff and others proving versatility. Manager Wilbert Robinson shapes experience from various clubs into hustling power that could win pennants and a world title.
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Otto Miller
Robin Oldsters
Brooklyn
Robinson
Rowdy Elliott
Ernie Krueger
Tebbie
Miller
Pete Kilduff
Cubs
Dodgers
Cleveland
Ivan Olson
Cincinnati
Squire Ebbets
Ivy
Jimmy Johnston
Robbie
Giants
Clarence Mitchell
Chuck Ward
William McCabe
Willam Lamar
Wilbert
Frontier Committee Pays City One Thousand Dollars for Rental
The Frontier Days committee paid Cheyenne city $1,000 for Frontier Park rental for last year. Mayor Ed. P. Taylor and Finances Commissioner John J. Melherney received the money Friday afternoon from Dr. B. F. Davin and Charles D. Garay, committee leader and treasurer.
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Cheyenne
Ed. P. Taylor
John J. Melherney
B. F. Davin
Charles D. Garay
Frontier
Park Durin Ee
Ste Reat Ee
Fat Sums Offered for Arrest Pro-Jap Chinese Politicians
Peking reports the fall of the Anfu clique the pro Japanese party. chief figures are hiding with rewards from 10 000 to 30 000 for delivery. posters banner the streets with photos of offenders and a presidential decree calls for civil trials. many offices and legations are searched and sealed as authorities pursue the suspects.
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Peking
Anfu Clique
China
Legation
Tuan Chikuei
Yao Chen
Supreme Court
Yao Kuo-chen
Anfw
Smug Germany Sees No Bolshevik Threat
Berlin reports Wilhelm Dittman a Reichstag member and Moscow congress delegate argues in Freiheit that Bolshevism cannot spread to Germany. He attacks Soviet fantasies as impossible and criticizes the Russian regime and its appeal to German workers.
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Berlin
Red Armees
Germany
France
Wilhelm Dittman
Reichstag
Dittman
Moscow
Freiheit
Russia
Soviet Russia
Western
Europe
Wyoming War of Words Sparks 1920 Celebration Plans
The Southern Wyoming Arcs Corporation tested its airplane maneuvering above the air yard yesterday for the first time in several days. The Frontier committee met yesterday to address business tied to the 1920 celebration. District courts will convene Monday.
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Wyoming
Cs’ Corporation
Frontier Committee
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