Pitching Choices a Mystery Right Up to Game Time
The piece discusses Connie Mack and the Cubs ahead of the World Series with speculation on likely starters. It notes Mack’s aging but still sharp leadership, the Cubs’ readiness, and the crowded gate as fans anticipate the opening clash. Strong named figures include Mack, McCarthy, and players like Quinn and Grove, with attention to lineup guesses and pregame jitters.
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Green Loses To Corbett In Ring
Pat Corbett of Kansas City won a decision over Morrie Green of St. Prat in a ten round welterweight bout at Siom Falls. Neither boxer impressed. Other results included Harvey Carothars stopping Tommy Bran in three rounds, and several four and six round bouts featuring Sioux Falls and Watertown fighters. The pennant chase notes mention the Cups and the Giants tied with 12 pens.
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Pat Corbett
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Morrie Green
St. Prat
Don Tibbets
Sioux Falls
Duff Crawford
Ikequoies
Bill Brennan
Bruce Hinds
Red Wings And Blues In Rochester Series Opener
Rochester of the International League faces Kansas City of the American Association in the resumed little world series. The International League champions need a win as Kansas City holds a 3-2 lead after two games played in Kansas City.
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Red Wings
Great Scorer in Action Since 18 as Star Cubs
Chicago sports column recounts the 1910 Cubs and Athletics World Series clash, noting Chance’s Cubs era, key players like Tinker Evers Chance, Needham, Kling, and Arther, and later fates of former stars across various lines of work while hinting at postwar Cubs decline and the 1918 season.
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Ed Reulbach
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Ray Arther
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Alack
Johnny Evers
Hank O'Day
Roger Bresnahan
Joe Tinker
Fred Michel
Bill Killites
Rabbit Matanville
George Gibson
Tack Coombs
Bender
Jess
Orvie Grvall
Coombs
Coons
Ed Ruelvack
McIntyre
Pleister
King Cale
Uien & Recruit
Cuhns
Carunbs
Harry Davis
Eddie Collins
Jack Barry
Ed Murphy
Zimmerman
Evers
Toe Tinker
Short
Worry Steinfeld
Timmy Sheckard
Trank Simite
Artie Hoffman
Archer
Kling
Starry Krause
Los Aureles
Northwestern Faces Line Shakeup After Ineligibility Hit
Northwestern coach Dick Hanley must rebuild the line after 225 pound tackle Dan Hautchinson was ruled ineligible for playing fewer than three minutes in the final game. Trutchinson, a medical student and Utah transfer, is out. Minnesota also reports ineligible players Elmer Appmann and Al Rez.
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Cricago
Dan Hautchinson
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Trutchinson
University of Utah
Harley
Tony
Satursay
Sturyzie
Wisconsin
Madison
Minnesota
Elmer Apmann
Eward
al Rez
Towop Football News and Misdirected Patter
Fragmented OCR reveals jumbled lines about a Towa football player charged with nothing and mockery of police methods. Mentions Glasspew captain, dancing teacher, and fall conditioning notes. Hints at New York boxing result with Pat Silver defeating Arturo Specter in Brooklyn.
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Pat Silver
Brooklyn
Arturo Specter
Belgium
Shades of Tinker Evers Chance In Action This Week
Cubs and Athletics open at Wrigley Field in a feature recalling 1900s world series clashes. The piece notes past stars like Collins Mack Chance Tinker and Hack work history, with managers, pitchers, and key positions across the eras.
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Washington First in Seer First in Pezee and Close to Last
Washington leads early in the season as Seer and Pezee show strong starts while the American League team lingers near the back of the standings. The report notes disparate pace among clubs with Washington edging ahead in key metrics and Pezee close behind.
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Pezee
Boxing and football odds mix in sprawling tale of power and past stars
A sprawling, era-spanning account traces heavyweight hopes and boxing trials, noting Sharkey and Christner headlines while Cronin and Mack discuss A's infielder deals. It weaves in Kipke's Michigan drills, speed tests, and boxing permits, with glimpses of Cronin, Mack, and Turner in early league intrigue.
Little Southern Conference leaders clash prospects rise
In a weekend move Flandreau beat Salem while Canton and Plandreau rested. Beresford, Elk Point, Artesian and Vino set up out of conference tests as Garretson and Salem shift in standings in the Little Southern loop. AA baseball notes mention Yankees reserve infielder player movement across three class AA leagues.
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Fights Last Night Tallies In Philadelphia Style Ring Action
Fights last night featured Tracey Cox of Indianapolis outpointing Eddie O'Dowd in Columbus while Pep Jennings of Des Moines defeated Freddie Penn in a Slounr Cill bout. Charles, a former high school star, was listed as making good on nine Haskell Institute eleven this fall.
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Kerman Perlick
Kalamazoo
Midtt
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Brooklyn
Columbus
Tracey Cox
Indianapolis
Eddie O'Dowd
Slounr Cill
Pep Jennings
Des Moines
Freddie Penn
Omaha
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Flandrean High
Haskell Institute
Meekkne Signs to Manage Braves After Cardinals, Booth
William McKechnie, longtime major league manager, signs to lead the Boston Braves after declining a one year renewal with the St. Louis Cardinals. He previously piloted the Pirates to a league title, then managed the Cardinals through a World Series appearance and a downturn that returned him to replace Billy Southworth.
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Boston
McKechnie
Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cards
Rede Birds
Rochester
Billy Seudworth
Sunrise After Night of Waiting at Chicago Park
Fans endured a long wait for tickets outside Wrigley Field as street crowds formed and bleacher seats went on sale. Prices ranged from one to two dollars for early entries with box rentals at five dollars, while scalpers moved fast and optimism about securing tickets faded for many.
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Countie Mack
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Dan Cupid Tangles Furman Grid Stars in 1928 Season
GREEXVIL South Carolina SPI Coach Dadamis of the University Purple Hurricanes hints at running a matrimonial bureau rather than a football program. He cites players Ceminin Sami Lemmong George Washington Tress Cox and Iain McGee as married candidates amid engagement rumors surrounding Bush Bull and speculation about Fred Noe and Mike Broawn pursuing Cuphb Wilh.
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