Interscholastic Eleven Pick by Walnut Hills Writer
The piece reviews selections for a mythical all star high school football team. It praises Hughes and Walnut Hills while noting Norwood and Woodward strengths and the backfield choices of Kreck Krueck Eekles Conroy and Habercotte among others.
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Blackburn
Hughes
Statler
Walnut Mitte
S.e McCellen
Woodward Habercotte
Walnut Hille
Avil
Koenig
Ames
Norwood O
Contelia
Waltrat Mills Gadther
Wal Hills Reves
Moyvera
Norwood
Conroy
Hughes Selzer
Cutherson
Becker
Walent Hills
Byron
Ceher
Heriaiase
Perhas
Gaither
Ae Norwood
Ariel Eieine
Cate
Jett Hughes
Mhaifhackes
Gates
Ticks
Hoxition
Eekles
Norewood
Kreck
Walnut
Kroeck
Krueck
Tvalieys
Cagen
Crvier
Lexington
Fughes
Walnut Hills
Nor
Woodward
Picery
Ae Koud
Dlughés
Ifughes
Anington
Tiughes
Pleher
Professor Johnson
Oyler
Eckert
Norwoot
Haenbe
Sweeny
Krabe
Ahlers
Mueller
Woodward T. Gaither
Capt
McCartney
Ho Mitchell
Carre
Experts Pick All American Eleven With Yale Dominance
Football experts select an All Eastern eleven with Yale earning four spots and Harvard three. Other teams receive representation as Dartmouth Princeton and Carlisle are noted among selections. The material lists players by position including ends, tackles, center, and backfield roles across Yale Harvard Dartmouth Princeton Carlisle.
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Yale
Harvard
Rett
Hogcett
Dartmouth
Thekie
Tatbolt
Money and Work Exposed by Legit Finance Company
An old article advertises a finance firm claiming no security or publicity and no red tape, targeting workingmen for winter hardships and home improvement. It touts ten years in operation and promises private interviews to convince honest workers to apply.
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O10 Finance
Ei Finance CO
Boone
Chase Master of Hit and Run Play
The article discusses the hit and run play as a strategic option in baseball. It highlights Hal White as the White Sox player who can execute the hit and run from the batter’s perspective and argues he can hit any pitch a catcher can call.
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Chase
Sox
Hal
It’s No Wonder He Had Plenty of Coin
Boston, December 4 A los exbellhop J Lannen who rose to head the Boston Rea Box and later the elite group became president. He began life as a bell hop at the Adams House about thirty years ago. Fans wonder at his age and background while noting he is six feet tall and weighs around 26 stones.
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Boston
J. Lannen
Elite
Adams House
Canada
Jinx Pursuing Ad Ad Wolgast Faces Long List of Injuries
Ad Wolgast former lightweight champion has suffered a string of injuries since 1906. The record lists cauliflower ear nose bridge injury appendicitis and multiple fractures. He jokes the jinx may leave him with artificial limbs and glass eyes if it continues.
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Ad Wolgast
Jack Redmond
Tommy McFarland
Hal argues catcher signals pitch out and Lab mit ein
The note discusses Hal's view that a catcher signaling a pitch out should be rewarded with a hit on Wennis bat if the catcher uses the tactic often enough to catch. It frames logic for baseball strategy and pitching response.
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Hal
Wennis
Leach Croskloses Loss and Federal League Turmoil
The article notes Leach Crosk is defeated by Joe Rivers costing him a title shot and a potential role in The Fighting Dentist film. It also covers Federal League activity with players switching leagues, courtship by majors, and comments from Bosses in Pittsburg about rising prospects and no contract jumpers.
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Pittsburg
Connie Mack Faces Uncertain Pitching Staff Next Season
Connie Mack's pitching staff appears uncertain for next year as only veterans Bender and Plank are expected to return with possible effects from last season's heavy workload. The lineup could rely on hitting to keep races lively even if the rotation lacks top twirlers. Ordinary pitchers may still win games for a lineup that can score runs.
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Bender
Plank
Mackmen
Advent Opens Season Against Glendale on Home Court
Advent basketball opens its season with a game tonight against Glendale on Glendale Court. The Advent team features top local players and aims to contend for the city championship.
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Advent
Tts
Glendale
Conley Set for 10 Round Bout With Cincinnati Pride
Frank Conley former bantamweight champion arrives for a ten round match against K C More Monday night at the Lyceum Theater Conley notes tough task ahead with rematch implications if he wins and recalls Owen Moran as the only fighter to hurt him while Moran is cited for knockout power in prior fights
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K. C
Lyceum Theater
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Lutteburg Phenom
Henry Meyer
Orn
Marc
Conley
Kilbane
Owen Moran
Battling Nelnon
Moran
Suriys
Prize Fighter Is Held Up and Share Of Receipts Taken
James Hogan known as Kid Hogan, a pug from Niagara Falls, was robbed after a boxing bout. He had about 75 dollars left from 200, then two men diverted him on the bridge approach and demanded his money, fleeing after taking the roll. Police seek two strangers seen near Perry Avenue Bridge.
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iNorwood
Retz
Bekert
Penitioin
Ienter
Roth Haechnie
Woodward
Camel
Habercotte
Nie
Levek
Haechnie
Sweeney
Walnut Hills
Amerteen
Niagara’ Pass
James
Kid) Hogan
Niagara Falls
Hogan
Tunneltown
Perry Avenue
Imps and Northside Clash for 150-Lb City Title
The Imps meet Northside Sunday to decide who advances to face Strong Price Hill in the 150 pound city championship. Both squads are training hard with coaches Meschmeyer and King guiding their teams and captains Gaide and Weineger leading practice.
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Imps
Northside
Price Hill
Meschmeyer
Gaide
King
Weineger
Celts Face Shamrocks in Hot League Park Showdown
Coach Mille vows a win Sunday as the Celts meet Shamrocks at League Park. Ed Rohrer urges three touchdown margin, promising a fierce clash with regulars in the lineup and local scenes of intense anticipation.
Rube Marquard and Blossom Seeley in Court Again
A $1000 suit filed in municipal court by Joseph Cohen, former husband of Blossom Seeley Marquard, claims alienation of affections. Plaintiff seeks satisfaction on a $4000 judgment due. The defendants are pitcher Rube Marquard of the New York Giants and his wife Blossom Seeley Marquard, appearing in a Palace Music Hall vaudeville sketch.
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Chicago
Marquard
New York Giants
Blossom Seeley Marquard
Palace Music Hall
Joseph Cohen
Marquari
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