Fall Is Fatal To Wilbert Robinson
Atlanta notices the death of Wilbert Robinson at age 70, a storied baseball figure and president of the Atlanta club. Born 1864 in Hudson Massachusetts, he played for Orioles and Dodgers, coached Giants, led Brooklyn to two pennants, retired 1932, then took Atlanta presidency. Funeral details to follow.
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Brooklyn
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New York Yankees
Tillinghast L. Huston
Mitchell Gets Moose Session
Rapid City hosts the Moose lodge annual session with I. W. Thomas of Aberdeen elected association president for 1935. Leaders named include A. L. Kinkead, M. H. Hewaldt, Peter J. Schott, Andrew Black, and D. G. Craig as vice presidents and senior past president respectively. Aberdeen sent the largest delegation. Rapid City won the degree team loving cup.
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Aberdeen
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Peter J. Schott
Mobridge
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Hot Springs
Gorden Bird
Levie Johnson
Joe Weyl
Andrew G. Black
Lead
Clarence Lueck
Pate J. Schott
H. A. Ellison
H. Halverson
Frank Frazier
Death of Robby Robson Removes Brooklyn Leader
Wilbert Robison known as Uncle Robby in Flatbush dies ending a 50 year bond with baseball as player manager and Dodger president. He helped shape the Dodger era and the team was nicknamed the Robins in his honor. He was famed for a seven hit game and his colorful coaching style.
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Creighton Grid Outlook Hazy Under New Coach
Creighton football faces an uncertain 1924 schedule with a new head coach Eddie Hickey and a nine-game slate. Sixteen lettermen back plus sophomores offer hope as Hickey reintroduces the Notre Dame system, guiding four squads in spring practice. Schedule includes South Dakota State, Haskell, St Louis, Rice, Oklahoma A&M, Grinnell, Marquette, Drake and Idaho.
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