Big Baseball Trades Rumored and Notre Dame Horsemen
A noisy wrap of sports notes from earlier days highlighting rumored trades among Brooklyn New York and Boston NL clubs. It mentions Joe Genewich and Groh as potential targets and notes Notre Dame’s Four Horsemen finishing their college football era with mixed results in spring play.
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National League Cubs
Willie Josy
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Panerate
Braves
Rube Marquand
Robens
Mitton Stock
Joe Genewich
Giants
Uaseman Groh
Baseball
Groh
Stock
Four Horsemen of
Notre Dame
Stubildreher
Crowley
Milley
Layden
Varsity Co Horts
Notre Dame Valors
Horsemen
Elmer Wenn
Chet
Billy Webb
Buffalo
Bison
Newark
St Louie
Chicago
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Pixteburgh
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Clube L Pet
Acinpatt
Philadelphia Brookigh
Bittsburgh
St Louis
Yesterday's Home Run Hitters Highlight Mixed Names
An OCR fragmented recap notes various players and teams with unclear spellings. It mentions Ry United Pardes Robins William and White Sox among shuffled terms. The content references Norton Hall and a male quartet, suggesting a social or entertainment context alongside sports references.
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Horisby
Pardes
Priscier
Robins
Armens
Aoteailove
Nna
White Sox
Blacerd Rampant
Wwaltera Papar
Norton Hall
Fran Pravented
Hades
Biaians
Hytisertny
Yankees Slump Darkens Major League Start
New York's wobbling team lingers in seventh place after seven losses in eight games with Babe Ruth sidelined by illness and Miller Huggins seeking to reignite the lineup. Giants lead the National League as Detroit and Cleveland battle the pace in the American circuit while Shocker struggles and Ruth contends with recovery.
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Ruth
Giants
Senators
Indians
New York
Yankees
Washington Senators
Boston
Detroit
Sankers
Babe Rath
St. Vinecents Hospital
Miller Huggins
Babe
Ure
St. Louis
Detroit Tigers
Ty Cobb
Pirates
Brooke Ign Robins
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia Athletics
Athletics
Lefty Grove
Gibbons May Train in Atlantic City Before Bout
May 4 reports Tom Gibbons the St. Paul heavyweight may train in Atlantic City for his bout with Gene Tunney. Manager Eddie Kane says Gibbons feels well and could depart for training soon. Mrs. Gibbons suffered a nervous breakdown and cannot bring the family to Southampton. Tunney is training at White Sulphur Springs.
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New York
Tom Gibbons
St. Paul
Jene Tunney
Tyne Sud
Atlantic City
Eddie Kane
Gibbons
Southampton
Harry Wills
Kane
White Sulphur Springs
Home Run Leaders Named Hartnett Cubs Edge Fournier
Hartnett of the Cubs tops the home run list with Fournier of the Robins, Horsby of the Cards, Wight of the Pirates, and Myatt of the Indians also prominent.
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Cubs
Fournier
Robins
Horsby
Wight
Pirates
Myatt
Indians
Warren Dominates Triangular Meet At Russell Field
Warren High School swept the triangular meet against Corry and Oil City at Russell Field. Warren piled up 58 points, led by Warren Ross who scored 19 in wins in the 220 and 440 yard dashes and second in the 100 yard dash, broad jump, and shot put. Corry took two firsts and three seconds with Gretaler and Moran among top finishers. Oil City managed a few seconds and thirds.
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Oil City
Corry
Ross
Warren High School
Russell Fie
Reuben Johnson
Warrenites
Johnson
Warran
Orange and Black
Gretzler
Schumaker
SF Warren
See
Kaltenbach
King
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Woodside
Gil City
Secon
Lott
Gretaler
Moran
Wilson
Scott
Rais
Corey
Mel Curdy
Oi City
Harland
Greteler
Cleaves
Vaughs
Heasley
Lee
Warren Rots
Hyer
Pressel
Camel
Warren Ross
Watching the Scoreboard From United Press
Yesterday's baseball scoreboard highlights include Jack Poirer homering with two outs in the ninth to lift the Robins over the Phillies 2 1. Bing Miller homered for the Athletics in a 1 0 win over the Yankees. Hornsby sparked the Cardinals 8 7 victory over the Cubs. Pete Dand hue saved the Reds in a 5 4 win over Luque. Browns beat White Sox 6 4 as Charley Robertson faltered. Reuther pitched the Senators past the Red Sox 4 7.
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Jack Poirer
Jone
Robins
Phillies
Charley Robertson
Dalis
Browns
A & To
White Sox
High Court Scraps Two Commerce Laws
The United States Supreme Court struck down two state measures as unlawful interstate commerce interference. North Dakota grain grading act and Massachusetts statute taxing foreign corporations were ruled against, with Justice Brandeis dissenting in both decisions.
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Washington
United States
Saoreme Court
North Dakota
Massachusetts
Justice Brandeis
Erie Pro Nine Splits Weekend With Ohioans
Erie Pro Nine split weekend games with Ohio contingent. Richter twirled the Erie club to a 10 6 win Saturday as Perry and Verne Group each worked mound duty in a 10 inning 6 5 loss yesterday. The Pro club, in its early days, rallied with Bluhm tripling in the eleventh before scoring again in the extra frame to force a 6 6 tie. Large crowds attended both games, signaling strong local interest in the fledgling professional team.
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Daseball
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Verne
Ohiosns
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Scorstess
Johnny Shovlin
Stark
Miurich
Ighith
Corry Hoy
Red Bluhm
Buckeye Diamondeers
Brietes
Brie
Death of Sunny Man Taints Derby Favorite Prospect
Baltimore May 4 Tosary Ace companies begin an inquiry into the death of Sunny Man a Kilmer stable nominee for the Preale ness and the Kentucky Derby The colt insured for 150000 died Saturday night at Pimlico after arrival from Havre de Grace vets said arsenic poisoning suspected Trainer J P B Smith said a pill may have been given before a race in which Sunny Man finished second to Prince of Hourton He noted the stable is guarded by two watchmen and Smith offered no idea on how the poison was administered.
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Prince of
Titusville Club Falls Short at Meadville in Baseball Showdown
Meadville Machinery backed by a four run first inning held off Titusville Independents at Athletic Field. Despite spirited defense and late pushes, Titusville fell 0 to 4 as Beck and Oxeen City stifled the rally with clutch plays.
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Titusville Independents
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Meadville
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Beck
Oxeen City
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