Giants Cash In On Winter Buys Reshape Baseball Big Trades
Report outlines heavy winter spending by the Giants and Yankees as Whitey Witt moves from Philadelphia to New York for 7 400, later valued at 100 000. Connie Mack orchestrates trades to boost the Athletics pennant bid while Philadelphia retools and Washington adds potential rookies amid a reshaped league lineup.
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Baseball and boxing notes from scoreboard roundup
Yesterday’s baseball and boxing notes recap midseason action. Bax Smith homered twice for the Giant. Detroit, Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati won with key knocks. Babe Ruth’s fourth homer and a swat king’s single helped New York sixtuple past Cleveland with a 7 to 2 score as Senators and Red Sox wins followed. Ruh
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Opportun Club Plans Tureen Picnic
The Tune meeting of the Opportun Ity Chub will be held with Mrs C M Binithy at her home off Shad avenue Hiroet Monday for a tureen picnic. Members bring a tureen plate cup fork and butter. Committee provides coffee cream and sugar. Members to return a prong or Guironemmtevia. Meeting before vacation at the church to convey the party.
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C. M. Binithy
Shad Avenue
Hiroet
National League and American League Baseball Scores
Yesterday's scores list multiple games across the two leagues. Results include Brooklyn 2 over Cincinnati 7, New York 1 over Chicago 9, Pittsburgh 7 over Philadelphia, St Louis 9 over Boston 1, New York 7 over Chicago, Boston 7 over Washington, and Detroit over Philadelphia 0.
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Los Angeles Preliminaries Approved for 1924 Olympic Games
The International Olympic Committee approved Los Angeles as host for preliminary events in 1923 to pave the way for the Paris 1924 Olympic Games. William Garland outlined plans showing LA's readiness to stage international meets and potentially host the 1924 games, despite earlier site debates. Also noted is the death of John Naegley of Fort Meade, involved in tanning company business, from heart trouble.
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