Small Braves stars prove size not limit for talent
Frank G. Menke notes Rabbitt Maranville and Dick Rudolph show small players can excel in the majors. Maranville, at about 5 feet 5 inches and 130 pounds, dazzles as a shortstop with speed and arm. Rudolph, around 5 feet 9, overcomes size doubts by pitching well every third day, proving weight and height aren’t decisive.
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Frank G. Menke
Rabbitt" Maranville
Dick” Rudolph
Braves
Marville
Rudolph
Maranville
Giants
Rudy
Chasing the Pigskin at Y M C A Prepares for Home Opener
The Y M C A football squad held a strenuous practice at South End Park as they seek revenge in a return game with Keyser Preps Saturday. Plans include a band led procession from the Y M C A to the ballpark and an expected 300 strong home crowd. Eag's Win Again notes the Eagles defeating the Pirates by 40 pins at Savoy alleys with a high score.
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Keyser
Eag
Eagles
Pirates
Savoy
New York Sports Roundup Highlights Regatta and Boxing
New York hosts a Harlem River junior and intermediate regatta aimed at aiding sailors in need of post May regatta funds. Boston and Chicago sports chatter mix with notes on the World Series Braves vs Athletics, McGraw’s contract mess, billiards’ Interstate Three Cushion League, trainer move by Puddin McDaniel, Shugrue’s Australia return, and Northwest college race forecasts citing Washington and Oregon.
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Harlem River
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University of Washington
University of Oregon
Inland Empire
Johnny Bender
Army-Navy
Washington
Thousands Attend Cumberland Press Baseball Bulletins
Crowds of fans gather in Cumberland, crowding Batimore Street to hear rapid fire play by play via megaphone and Postal Telegraph wire from the Braves and Athletics game. The Cumberland Press bulletin service promises fast, detailed updates and nightly bragging rights over rival papers.
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Cumberland
Braves
Athletics
Cumberlana
Batrtmore Street
Prez
Fis
Koston
Philadelphia
Baker
Cumberland Press
Cumberland Presse
Football Victim at Mount St. Mary’s College
William S. English a senior non varsity player at Mount St. Mary’s College died after a football injury on campus. He was tackled while catching a pass and suffered a brain concussion. Doctors Brawner Jamison and Johnson treated him before his death. English was from Troy New York, son of Mr and Mrs William English. his uncle Rev Philip S Esh serves in the diocese.
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William S. English
Mount St. Mary’s College
English
Brawner
Jamison
Emmitsburg
Thomas Johnson
Frederick
Mr. English
William English
Troy
N.Y
Philip 8. Esh
Bile
The Philadelphia Record’s Well-Balanced War Coverage
The Philadelphia Record maintains proportion in reporting the European war alongside domestic and global news. It emphasizes balanced presentation, avoiding sensationalism, and highlights versatility by covering wide ranges of human activity and keeping nationalism in check.
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Philadelph Ren Ord
Philadel Record
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