Baseball notes from the era outline players and moves
Baseball gossip notes list Arthur Vance with Brooklyn, Benny Wenford sold to the Yankees, Ed Qlough injured, a 6000 word dictionary on sale, Tris Speaker and George Whisted in midseason chatter, Pedro Dibut recalled after 28 straight hits, Boseman Lindsay stopped by Pat Granier, Lee Blake Harper seeking county post, Qus Bono retired, Zack Wheat at .370 age 38, Webb Schultz joining White Sox, Glen Killinger named Harrisburg manager, Fournier and Hornsby each with two home run games this season
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Pedro Dibut
Gaban
Cincinnati Reds
Yeaon
Boseman Lindsay
Montreal Royalu
Pat Granier
Canadians
Lee
Amusing Umpire Guthrie Sweeney Recounts Bottled Protest
National League umpire Guthrie Sweeney recalls a heat of the series incident between the Fort Worth Texas league champions and New Orleans Southern league pennant winners. Bil Guthrie, famed for his drawl, faced fans who tossed pop bottles after a close call, joking that the bottles were friends bending down their cords.
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Guthrie Monroe Sweeney
Fort Worth
New Orleans
Bil Guthrie
Perieg
Jeana
Billy Bean
Guthrie
Olympic tennis results and sport notes from 1930s
A scrambled sports column notes a mix of Olympic tennis results implying one Villa victory, lists public tennis courts in England, and mentions Harold Elsen of Woburn as a future Brown University captain. It covers rugby in New Zealand, US handicapping debates, and Harvard versus Yale duals with limited wins in fencing and golf. A horse named Wise Counsellor and a Lexington dam purchase are touched on along with a business vocabulary quip.
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England
Schalk Discovers Lyons Worked With Waco Team
Ray Schalk, Chicago White Sox first string catcher, watched Haylor University athletes in Waco Texas. The event led to Ted Lyons becoming a winning pitcher for Chicago. Lyons was depicted in the scene and gained notice as a standout after Schalk’s observation.
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Ted Lyons
Haylor Uplveralty
Waco
Texan
Ray Schalk
Chicago White Sox
Lyons
Chicago
Forest Park Wins Overtime Clash In Second Game Of Series
Forest Park defeated Melrose Park 11 to 7 in a tense finish as C Stange cleared the left field for a triple and Forest Park rallied in the last inning. Melrose Park led early, but Forest Park swarmed back with timely hits and fielding errors by the visitors. Pitchers Huger of Forest Park and Nichola of Melrose Park worked, with Severs catching for Melrose and Stange handling catching duties for Forest Park. The next game is set for Sunday at Melrose Park grounds and could decide the village championship, with Jacobs likely to pitch for Forest Park and the third game at 3 p m.
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Forest Park
Ball
Melrose Park
Twelfth
Forest Park Boys
Melrose
Medrose Park Loys
Forest Mark Boys
Acore
C. Stange
Stange
Melrose Ark
Meid
Melrove Park
Griffeth
Huger
Severs
Nichola
Rinples
Jacobs
Manager Kelly Sore At His Stars In Spartanburg Tale
A fragmented account describes Kelly directing a Spartanburg team with sharp wit. The narrative mentions a bus transporting a beating crew to a hotel and a quick response by Mike, while Bernard is noted as a key descendant figure.
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Kelly
Stars
Kellys
Spartanburg
Spartans
Mike
Bernard
Tere
Rhychio Fear
Villagle
African Oranges Expected Export Boom From South Africa
An English summary notes a premier orange orchard in Joegted South Africa facing a dam crisis and predicting South Africa will export about 700000 boxes of oranges in coming years as cultivation expands across Untland regions with large yield potential.
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Joegted
South Africa
Thurston Cut By St. Louis As White Sox Pivot
The St. Louis club released Thurston amid doubts he would develop into a quality pitcher. Chicago White Sox sought pitchers and welcomed the move, noting Thurston once posted 15 straight wins but benefited from weak catching. Comparisons to past misses by managers highlight the gamble in talent evaluation.
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Whocogripi
United States
Jack Kelly
Paul Costello
Philadelphia
Hyron McCandless
Annapolis
Trom Siew On
H. B. Wilson
Brooklyn
Hia
Arthur Vance
Benny Wenford
Austin (Tex
Hua
New York Yankees
Ote
Ed Qlough
Fort Smith
Muatgrian
Tris
Thout Sr
George Whisted
Mt. Carmel
Blake Harper
Aberuff
Sebnattan
Arkansas
Qus Bono
Kansas City
Bual
Flat River
Zack Wheat
Webb Schultz
Sloughton
Mich
Upper Pentanila Association
Sox
Glen Killinger
Penn State
Harrisburg
Mickey Latonge
Fournier
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Nationals
Horosby
Harold Elsen, Je
Woburn
Maes
Brown University
New Zealand
Harvard
Yale
Ione
Wise
Fradley
Lexington
Wise Counsellor
Schalk
Star
Were Forest Park
Thurston
ST. Louis
Holla Thurston
van Tured
Rt. Louis
Chicarn
Thorsten
Ling Hetinik
George Sisler
Browne
Conne Gy Mack
Hob “Shawkey
Shawkey
New York
Yankees
Connie Mack
Warren Ogden
Washington
Ogden
WM. HL Gardner & Sons
Telephones
Circle Avenue
Roosevelt Road
FC Dwardhbeatterz32
P. Bloom’s
Hardware and Tin Shop
Fiona Forset
Madison Street
Crawford Avenue
Gov. Madison
Nevada
Oakley Blvd
Cor. Roosevelt
Boaley
Wabash Ave
Randolph
M. Powers
Harlem Avenue
Pj, Organ & CO. Garage Builders
Taylor Ave
Oak Park
Burkart
Madison St
CEVOE
Forest
Maywood
Y. R. Stout
21St Avenue
Maywood, Mlinota
Central Chandelier CO
N. Cherro Avenue
Albany
W. A. Riesch
Elmwood
Markward & Son
Eigin Avenue
Hear
Foret Park
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