Makes Glass Arms as Good as New
Brooklyn trainer Fred Hart dries up pitchers arms and tweaks their technique to turn castoffs into reliable hurlers. The article credits Hart with reviving Brooklyn's staff led by Rube Marquard and a rising Squire Ebbetty era, noting the trainer’s mystery method and the reliance on individualized massage to unlock each arm’s potential.
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Burleigh Grimes
Squire Ebbetty
Rube Tas Bloom
Dodgers
Grimes
Fred Hart
Brooklyn
Doc” Hart
Whee
Robine
Ra ‘Bate
Dee
Fragmentary note on birds and pests from a rough page
A jagged OCR read describes birds during a hard scrimmage and mentions pests. The text is garbled with missing letters and unclear details, offering no definite events, names, places, or dates to summarize.
Doc Delivers for Flatbush Grabs Major League Arms
They persuaded him to return to Flatbush and time proves the hunch right. Doc has produced the goods again turning glass into instruments of class as major league arms.
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Flatbush
Doc
Robbie and Konetchy Praise Brooklyn’s Robins Leader
Ed Konetchy credits Robbie as Brooklyn’s key to pennant success and praises his managerial skill. He recalls Robbie’s player leadership, tight team spirit, and firm approach in the clubhouse. Konetchy says the Robins’ unity and drive stem from Robbie’s guidance and respect.
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Bo Konetehy
Robins
Fanning
Wilbert
Koney
Brooklyn
Robbie
New Jersey Wins Bid for Carpentier Levinsky Bout
New Jersey lands the Carpentier Levinsky boxing match set for October 12. John Smith, chairman of the state boxing commission, says the bout is a great win for Jersey praising fair play and local staging while noting no favorites were shown and the decision was made within the state.
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New Jersay
Carpentier-Levinsky
John Smith
State Boxing Commission
Jersey
Franchises Shuffle Highlight Pacific Coast League Talk
Seattle clubs and Vancouver are among teams expected to reshuffle franchises in the Pacific Coast League as league limits and expansion plans come under discussion. Shifts aim to balance competition and market reach across the region.
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Seattle
Vancouver
Draft fragment hints at a baseball or boxing discussion
The text references Cleveland and a westward move, mentioning a southpaw pitcher and Walter Malla with unclear context. It reads as a fragmented sports or local note about a pitcher and location with incomplete details.
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Cleveland
Walter Malla
Natice
Pilcher
Cleveland and Detroit split doubleheader with extra innings win
Detroit edged Cleveland 5 to 4 in ten innings after a two-error eighth. Cleveland won the nightcap 10 to 3 before darkness halted play. In St Louis, Chicago fell 8 to 6 as Cleveland pulled further ahead in the pennant race.
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Brooklyn Ee
New York Ee Ee
Cincinnati
Pittsburg Eeuweee
Chicago
St. Louis Ohne
Boston Ree
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
St Louis
Washington
Detroit
Suka
Detroit and Cleveland square off in long first game
In a rain shortened double header Detroit bats struggled as Cleveland clinched a 6 to 4 win in 10 innings. Emke and Malls drove runs for Detroit while Ayers Baumpaarten and Ain smith starred for Cleveland. The second game saw Detroit lose 6 to 2 as darkness halted play in the eighth.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Emke
Ae Malls
Ohio
Mahrag
Ayers
Baumpaarten
Ainsmith
Caldwell
Mayo
Rain Delays Pittsburgh Cincinnati Post Games
Baseball score notes show New York defeating Brooklyn 4 to 3 with Coney Barnes Gaston and Cadore among players. weather delays postponed Pittsburgh Cincinnati and first game details include runners and pitchers Krueger Mamaux and Miller in a fragmented report.
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New York
Douglas
Smith
Pretter
Krueger
Mamaux
Brooklyn
Coney
Barnes
Gaston
Cadore
Miller
Sacramento Club Eyes Young Shortstops in Trade Talks
Officials in Sacramento target Joey Sewell and Harry Lanto as possible final payment for Walter, aiming to land one of Tris Speaker's shortstops in a major baseball deal.
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Sacramento
Joey Sewell
Harry Lanto
Tris Speaker
Walter
Tommy Ryan to Fight in Los Angeles Exhibition Rounds
In Los Angeles the western boxing scene heats as former lightweight champion Tommy Ryan and Kid McCoy agree to several rounds in a westward call to action.
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Tom
Los Angeles
Call of the West
Tommy Ryan
Lightw T
Kid McCoy
Five Escaped Injury In Taxi Wreck Near Fort Runwell
Five men including four soldiers and the driver escaped injury when a taxi carrying them to the city from Fort Runwell wrecked near Randall and Pershing boulevards at about 6 80 tonight. The crash followed a rear axle break and a front axle failure on the same side, leaving the passengers shaken but largely unharmed.
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Fort Runwell
Randall and
Pershing
Castoffs Who Refused to Be Castoffs in Brooklyn
The Dodgers show how discarded players from various clubs can form a unified, hustling team. Ed Kenethy, Otto Miller, Kilduff, Olson, Johnston, Mitchell and others shine as they blend with veteran stars to win games, pennants, and possibly a world series through teamwork and experience.
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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 $1,000 for Frontier Park rental for the last year. Mayor Ed. P. Taylor and Finances Commissioner John J. Melherney received the payment, with Dr. B. F. Davin and Charles D. Garay acting as chair 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
Arrests Offered for Anfu Clique Leaders in Peking
In Peking the fall of the Anfu clique prompts a nationwide manhunt with posters of chief offenders. Rewards from 10 000 to 30 000 are posted for capture, while troops guard gates and legations to prevent escapes. Names include Tseng Yu chun Li Shih hao Chu Shep Zhang Hung chi Yao Chen and others. Civil trials await those arrested.
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Peking
Anfu Clique
China
Legation
Tuan Chikuei
Tseng Yu-chun
Li Shih-hao
Finance
Chu Shep
Rmer
Zhang Hung-chi
Senate
Than O Chi-kuei
Finid Marsha Eee
Yao Chen
Supreme Court
Yao Kuo-chen
Anfw
Smug Germany Sees Russia Threat From Bolshevism
Berlin reports Wilhelm Dittman an independent Socialist Reichstag member argues in Freiheit that Bolshevism cannot take root in Germany. He claims Russian workers lack two legs, are illiterate, and that 75 percent of Germans are peasants, dismissing Soviet ideals as Western Europe’s misfit.
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Berlin
Red Armees
Germany
France
Wilhelm Dittman
Reichstag
Dittman
Moscow
Freiheit
Russia
Soviet Russia
Western
Europe
Frontier committee meets as 1920 celebration nears
The Southern Wyoming Arts? Corporation's aircraft maneuvered yesterday after a pause. The Frontier committee held a meeting to handle business connected with the 1920 celebration. District courts will convene Monday.
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Frontier Committee
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