Germany Gets Another Contender in baseball era discussion
A fragmentary sports note highlights a German contender in the burgeoning baseball debate, with mention of Max Seimeeline and new arrival Dr Ludvig Huymann from Munich. It discusses American stars, slugging vs strategy, and potential cross Atlantic boxing links, plus a nod to Lefty Grove and Wesleyville talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Inele Golds
Max Seimeeline
Amecionn
Max
América
Ludvig Huymsann
Prana Diener
Haymann
Munich
Unniversity of
Paola Wzeidin
Spain
Hayména
Babe Haenel Shuts Down Finch Bills For Norths First Round Win
Babe Haenel pitched a strong nine innings to top the Finch Billards and give North a key early victory in the Eye County Baseball League. Kinney led Bilardites with three hits including a double and scored, while Baresi and Kinney each added runs in the late innings. North’s offense backed Haenel as two hits in the first and two more in the seventh helped build the lead despite late pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe
Haenel
Finch Billards
Eye County Baseball League
Oc” Kinney
Cheets’ Baressi
Bilardites
Kinney
Ted
Long
Baresai
BFL
Rizzo
Corry
Gilson
Sprovers
Bolash
Yeter Chase
North Eagt
RISK O BATTLES ROCCO TONIGHT IN CLEVELAND SHOW
Risko meets Emmett Rocco in a 12-round feature at Public Hall Cleveland tonight. Rocco beat Risko in a 12-round decision earlier this winter season. Also on the card light heavyweight Tadiat boxes Andy Mitchell in an eight-round semi final with Jack Kearns linked to Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John
Risko
Clavéland
Emmett Rocco
Elwood City
American Legion
Pubic Hall
Rocco
Rosy Rosales
Finch Billiards split weekend games in loop win over North East
Finch Billiards defeated North East 3 to 2 yesterday afternoon to claim a 7 to 0 score in their weekend games. They then dropped a 2 to 1 decision to Westeyville Hore on Saturday, but yesterday’s victory at the “grape city” marked their first win in the second round race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East
Finch Billiards
Westeyville Hore
Grape City
Lively ball faces Western clubs’ opposition in baseball debate
United Press reports Western league managers oppose the lively ball, arguing it spoils pitching and bunting, inflates home runs, and dulls smart baserunning. Oklahoma City's Bump Hemi criticizes the change, while Chick Raisor of Pittsburgh and Dale Gear of the Western League lead the dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balhae
Witch
J Boinerisn
Han
Dixon Stewart
United Press
Sansas
Dale Gear
Weform League
Westers
Fdseball
Nick Allen
Tutsr Gilers
Cub
Hutts
Biefeld
Oklahoma City
Hi Doels
The
Poe
Chucktein
Philadelphia
Babe
Keere
American clubs standings and yesterday's scores
Yesterday's results show Cleveland 6 at Washington 7 and New York 7 at St Louis 5 with Boston 3 in Detroit. Cincinnati 4 at Brooklyn 3, New York 1 at St Louis, Chicago 7 at Philadelphia 2. Today Chicago at Philadelphia and Boston at Pittsburgh are listed with several matchups pending.
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Cleveland
Washington
New York
St Louis
Detroit
Boston
National Cinccinnati
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louie
Chicago
Philadelphia
Amerigan Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Bois
Ghicazy
York
Charleston Giants to play in city Wednesday twilight game
Manager Pearce announces the Charleston Giants, a fast colored club, will appear in a twilight game here on Wednesday starting at 1:00 PM. The visitors, famed for strong players and humor, have signed Howard Ty Randall to finish the season with the Finch Ballads, promising a strong challenge for local fans.
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Finch, Billiards
Wesleyville
Charleston Giants
Ijrnig
Emmasse
Pearce
Ce Pinon Bil ‘Kiarda
Nave Daa
Dia
New York
Ns City
Iscals
Gikals
Pesree
Howard
Ty" Frandall
Finch
Ruth's 12th inning homer sinks Browns in shutout
Ruth belted a 12th inning homer to power the New York Yankees past the St. Louis Browns 7 to 0. Babe Ruth added his 24th of the season as New York closed the gap on the Athletics lead to 19 games. Marty McManus drove in three for Detroit in a 5-1 victory over Boston. Gay Byrne won his 9th, and the Cubs beat the Phillies 7 to 2 as Mel Ott hit No. 28 for the Giants in a 10-5 win over the Cardinals. Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 4 to 3 and moved within two games of sixth in the league.
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Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Athetics
Gay Bush
Catoage Cubs
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Alyander
Prankhose
Hallahan
New York Giants
St Louis Cardinals
Mel Ott
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Tyler
Utional
Seabright 36th Senhsign Invitational Opens
The Seabright tennis invitation tournament begins its 36th edition with 6 select players and women competitors entered. Defending champion Helen Jacows of California is among the entrants as the event starts today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabrigat
N. 1
Todas Helen Jacows
California
Itl
Wallace Wins Cup In Handicapped Golf Event
G A Wallace won the handicap tournament at The Links Of the Corry Country Club, securing the loving cup offered by R W Brown. The event drew several players including E LaMarr Harry Parker and Al Miller. Thelma O Neil won the ladies prize with a gross 70 and handicap 16 ending at 85, bouquet from South Side Flower Shop. Notable entrants in the women’s singles included Helen Wills Marjorie Glauman Polith Cross Alice Prancis Mrs May Sollem Bundy Maria Mallory Marjorie Morrill and Mrs A H Ghapin.
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G. A. Wallace
Corry
R. W. Brown
Ate
Bruin
Rouma
E. LaMarr
Harry Parker
al Miller
Thelma O'Neil
Te South Side Flower Shop
Helen Wills
Marjorie Glauman
California
Miss Jacobs
Polith Cross
San Francisco
Alice Prancis
New Jersey
May Sollem Bundy
Santa Monick
Calif
Maria Mallory
Marjorie Morrill
Dedham
Mass
A. H. Ghapin
Cochet Stars as French Keep Tennis Crown
Paris July 29 France retained the Davis Cup after a tense victory over the United States. Cochet defeated Lott in a decisive singles clash, with Gobert and Cochet contributing to France’s win while questions arose over USTA selection policies and placement of players. The match underlined France’s dominance in the Davis Cup, as the series ended with France ahead and the United States unable to regain the trophy.
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Cochet
George Kent
United Press
Paris
France
Tiree Matehox Anid
United States
Evan
George Lott
Chugaso
Wis
Cacnet
America
William T .Tliden
Prairie
Jein Morol
Hel
Ay Wis Sheeke
Com Foliel
Hie
Heant
Stivink
Uni
Challnage
Pall Hoy
Lyons
Itd
Lott
Barotta
Davison
Nony Tidaye
Chicago
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Francis Hunter
Finn
Loti
Gochet
Shoptasts Steel Pondering Copper Substitutes
A fragmented note describes experiments with copper as a substitute in various alloys and cleaning processes. It highlights a method for cleansing rusted steel parts and mentions imagined applications in light metals.
War and Prohibition Debates Spill Across Pages
Fragmented July 20 issue notes war ethics and humane handling of prisoners, with references to Geneva limits and universal conflict. It shifts to Prohibition questions, criticizing laws and moral standards while citing Gallup and jurists. Reports touch social reform, wives studies, and enforcement themes.
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Wabater City
Franke Brien
Madison State Garden
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
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Grove
Arquelles
Ruth
Wes
Pennsylvania
Rhoa E Kinney
Aes
Manafo
Walters
I Parker
O Lang
Downey
Buressi
Scatl
Pojceersees Stroup
Williams
Schmidt
Mn Gilson
Hultman
Pier
Flaming
Sproveri
Morrison
Chase
North East Walters
Canela
Rizeon
Barasai
Triana
Ped
Sammatco
Rivers
Vnenel
P. Rizzo
Filmarn
Watals
Baressi
Corky
Potana
Parker
Scott
Nerth East
Stroup
Rizeo
Waters
Fis Manato
Baress
Log
Corry Lush
Coates
Walt
Coates Williams
Tagemenn
Wiliams
D’annunzio
Browne and Nichol
England
Eddie White
Wom
Cambridge
Mase
Lefty
Erie County Baseball League
Junnior High
Wealeyville
Ehle Senson
Erie
Portsider
Leagie
Evan Fleming
Carl Coates
Carl
Shampa
Ieaq
Beld
Letty
Kennady
Fleming
Babe” Haenel
Browns
Averill
Senators
Bush
Cubs
Fieroe
Rael Averitl
Outietder
Havorites
Indians
Washington Senators
Marty McManlis
Detroit Beal
Boston Red Sox
Seabright
Uy United
Wallace
Butters
Sheen
Gilbertson
H. Jones
Stewart
Morrow
Crum
Jailer
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Tilden
Borotra
Kid Chocolate
Steve Smith
Bridgeport
Corn
Chilcago
Chocolate
Root’s Furniture Store
Keating Block
Chas. Shuss, Mgr
S. Center St
Ingly
Ontie
Corry Evenis
A. D. Cole
Artie Golegrove
Tribune Tower Chamber of Com
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Wittern
Mars
Geneva
Iorlo
Gallup
Bitton
Ita
Una
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