Cobb and Speaker Hover Over Major League Offers
Baseball fans weigh the muted market for Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker as offers surface from Washington Philadelphia and St. Louis Browns. Miller Huggins dodges specifics while Speaker remains the likeliest to rejoin a rival lineup, with Cobb favored to join Dan Hawley’s Browns in Cleveland or St. Louis.
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Urns Lead Keystones in High Pace City Tilt
In a fierce 40 minute clash at the Armory, Burns the Keystones pivot outplayed Olson’s Terrible Swedes. Campbell and Martiney shone, Dison contributed, and Dexter Jones guided a sharp backcourt as the Keys showcased superb passing and scoring to fend off a late Swedes rally.
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Tris Speaker Ready to Join Senators in Washington
Tris Speaker, former Cleveland Indians manager, will play for the Washington Senators this season after rejecting a Yankees offer. Clark Griffith, Senators president, confirmed the deal following Speaker’s discussion with Miller Huggins. Speaker said the salary was not disclosed and that the Senators’ proposal suited him best.
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Kaplan Triumphs Over Simonich in Philadelphia Bout
New York middleweight Phil Kaplan defeated Joe Simonich of Butte Montana in a ground slugging contest at the Arena Philadelphia. Kaplan dictated the pace, pressing his foe through the sixth and seventh rounds before the judges awarded him the decision. Ed Schulte, Milwaukees outfielder, was purchased by the St. Louis Browns for about 100000 and signed a contract.
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Catalina Swim by Sullivan Dominates Coast, 28 Mile Feat
Sullivan, a noted long distance swimmer from Massachusetts, completed the Catalina Channel in 28 miles. He arrived at Pine Avenue wharf at 8:15 a.m. and announced the successful crossing, beating the time of 22 hours and 45 minutes set by William Wrigley Jr two weeks earlier. He was buoyed by friends and whisked away by taxi after reaching shore.
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Wm. Wrigley, Jr
Foresee Hard Struggle With St Titus High
Coach Glen Oyen leads the Titusville scholastic quintet toward a Friday night clash with St Titus High in Timeville. Return of Donn Laloney strengthens the team as Foley leads in scoring. Rocky Grove game showed revived offense and growing confidence for this tough schedule test.
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Football Coach Woolrore Wilson Before Presidency
A historical note describes Woolrore Wilson as a football coach for Princeton and Wesleyan before attaining the presidency, citing an answered question in Liberty. The item frames Wilson as balancing coaching with future political leadership, highlighting his early roles in college sports.
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United States
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Princeton
Wesleyan
Liberty
Radiator Five Down Rays Lead in League Match
Radiator Five defeated Raymond 25 to 21 in the Industrial Basketball League second round. The Capital team built a late-fourth-quarter edge as Raymond 21 mounted a challenge, with Radiator extending their margin from an opening three-point spread.
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Pisentorda Bipketeees
Seve oj perTids Radiator Timekeeper and Prices
A compact listing notes Owens Timekeeper models Radiator 990 8 Rayon and 265a Referet priced at $1. It reads as a small classified or ad item with limited details and pricing.
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Pro Grid Stars With Whiz Bangs
Two well known professional players will be seen next Monday with Captain Billys Whiz Bang Globe trotters from Real s vinsdale Minnesota. Jack Murray former St Thomas luminary and Art Tohikon Fordham ace were members of Ernie Nevers Primusx football team last season. Whiz Bang won eighty eight of 101 games in 1924 and forty one games of forwaven player last 90n.
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Reals Vinsdale
Minn
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St. Thomas College
Art Tohikon
Fordham
Ernie Nevers Primausx
Whiz Bange
Cony x Published West Sor Arthur Coleg Entered
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate an item involving Cony x Published, West Sor, and Arthur Coleg with references to entries or sightings by Mais and Sarrier. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Fragmented Local Notice Briefly Describes Event
The readable fragment mentions a local event or notice with unclear details and names, lacking concrete actions or outcomes.
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