Baseball Trade Talks Stir Giants Reds Rousey Cap on Reds
Farrell reports rumors that the Giants offered Reds for Eddie Roush and Pete Donahue, with strong salaries floated and commission ruling by Landis looming. Reds would report and finish season. Giants would seek star players while team homesick issues and pennant hopes swirl amid Pirates and Cardinals competition. Washington Senators gain momentum as Clyde Milan boosts the club from the cellar toward pennant contention.
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Graw
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Pilchers
George Burne
Herbose
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Pete Dona
Pal Morah
Rouseh
Reds
Pittetaeeh Pirates
Lstietuxs
St Louis
Washington
Bees
Senators
Seaman
Clyde Milan
Georgetown Nineth Beats Boston College for 29th Straight Win
Newton Mass Georgetown University nineth defeated Boston College to extend its record to 29 straight victories and 23 this season. The roundup notes New York soccer and boxing ahead, with Bobby Barrett set for eight rounds against Lew Mennler, while other items mention baseball shifts and Davis Cup plans.
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Mass
Georgetown University
Boston College
New York
F. W. Rubien
A. A. UW
France
Philadelphia
Bobby Barrett
Lew Mennler
London
Pinchot Replies to Democratic Attacks
Gifford Pinchot Republican governor candidate denounces Democratic charges on primary expense account. He says all funds were contributed legally, spent openly and economically, and reported honestly. He lauds defeating the entrenched machine with modest expenditures.
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Pinchot
United Press
Philadelphia
Gifford Pinchot
Forester
BiTY SHOP Special on Shampoo Treatment Bell 452
A BiTY shop advertises a special on shampoo treatment products marked Bell 452. Product details are unclear due to OCR garbling but indicate a sale or promotion on hair care items. The fragment mentions a Marguetity shin ato, suggesting misread wording from the original listing.
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Bell
Watching the Scoreboard Sees Mixed Baseball Results
Yesterday's action features George Lister driving in the go ahead run for the Browns in the 12th as they beat the White Sox four to three. Jack Fournier homered for St Louis, while Ivy Wingo cleared the fences in Chicago as Cincinnati beat the Cubs. The Indians topped the Tigers two to one, Babe Ruth delivered a key triple for the Yankees in a 5 to 4 win over Boston, Fillingim helped the Giants win with five hits, and the Braves earned a 2 to 0 victory.
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St. Louis Browns
Sins
White Sox
Jack Fournier
Pirates
Ivy Wingo
Chicago
Tuner
Reds
Cubs
Kite
Olen
Stoner
Indians
Tigers
Babe Ruth
Yanks
Red Sox
Giants
Braves
Ruth Yesterday and a Year Ago 1921 Hitless in Three Trips
A compact baseball note recalling Ruth’s 1921 performance yesterday and a year earlier. In 1921 he went hitless in three trips. The 1922 entry mentions grounding to first, a single to right, a walk, and a triple to center with two runners on.
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Ruth
Washington
Fight results in York see Lynch defeat Midget Smith in 15 rounds
Joe Lynch former titleholder won a 15 round decision over Midget Smith in York. Lynch controlled the action with sharper punches and better defense, earning the verdict from the judges.
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York
Joe Lynch
Jaritam
Midget Smith
Astor's Pogrom Oaks Winner at Epsom
Astor's crack filly Pogrom won the Oaks at Epsom, a feature for three year old fillies, defeating Soubriquet owned by Sir Edward Howkes who placed second and Mysia who finished third. Lord Astor achieved his second victory in the day after Tartar won the Derby earlier in the week.
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Epsom
England
Viscount “Astor
Soubriquet
Sir Edward Howkes
Mysia
Lord Astor
Gerard Pines
Interesting collection of money shown at Pittsburgh exhibit
A Pittsburgh exhibition displays a vast collection of about 80 000 monetary specimens spanning 1000 years. Owned by Parren, former American Numismatic Society president, the exhibit includes money from China Siberia Alaska Tibet and the South Seas. Original checks bearing Washington Lincoln Robert Morris and other figures are shown along with a Robert Morris signet. The display illustrates early banking generosity and signatures as historical artifacts.
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Pittsburgh
Parren
American Numismatic Society
China
Siberia
Alaska
Tibet
Tobacbo
South Seas
Washington
Lincoln
Robert Morris
Amer
Ican
Nearly Killed in the Rush At Shoe Repair Shop Opens
At 8 o clock this morning hundreds queued along Center Street to open Roth Moric shop for quickest repairs Tam a regular cobbler and ace craftsman drew long lines. Moric remained at 117% NJ Center Street and offered two pairs fixed for one price, promising low costs and return customers.
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Tam
Ace
NJ Center Street
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