Georgy Hogriever A Storied Career In Early Baseball
The article reviews Georgy Hogriever’s baseball life spanning a quarter century from Appleton to major and minor leagues. It notes his daring play, time with Cincinnati Reds and Indianapolis, and a late hospital stop after a sliding injury. Hogriever aims to keep playing until his grandchildren reach baseball.
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M Loughlin and Williams Win in New York State Tourney
In the New York state tournament Loughlin and Williams won their semi finals and final in doubles. Loughlin beat Bundy in the singles semi while Williams, recent winner of the national clay court and Pennsylvania titles, advanced to the final day. The doubles final featured McLoughlin and Bayly vs Waterson and Leonard with Wel and Sunaan also competing in the event.
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Boxing Promoter Sets Terms for Langford McVey Clash
Fragmented report shows promoter Wib le Integlh proposing Langford and McVey fight in Australia under specific conditions with $5,000 for training and $10,000 deposited, while various officials and boxers discuss stakes and arrangements. Australian headweight Dorn’s ruling in a different bout is noted along with results from several matches including Tasslirs vs Chip and Moody vs Trade Hoy in a crowded Broadway club.
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Eight Players Remain In American Championship Draw
Bandisky aug nine reports eight players advancing to the second round of the American Championship for the American Checker Association. Finalists include Hugh Henderson Farry Licecuan Reynolds Horr Biffalo Newcordes Newell W. Baths Willis G Ti and Warleriw. Ginsberg and Livhernin also presented strong showings as four hopefuls face elimination later.
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Midways Win Doubleheader at Somerville Grounds
Midways defeated favored GE to date a Vaninilon teeny at sunny Somerville grounds. Reed pitched well for the win while Teague and Keanover battled on the mound. Tailor and Reed sparked offense as Somerville drew a large crowd.
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Grant errors sink Reds in tough loss at Boston
Boston capitalized on two errors by Grant in the Hirsh inning and another miscue in the eighth to beat Cincinnati 6-3. The Reds outplayed the Red Sox for stretches but fizzled at key moments, aiming to rebound in the Philadelphia series opener.
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Tennis Matches for Tomorrow Westwood Coming
Limilton tennis enthusiasts will see good games tomorrow in the intercity tournament. Ada lder leads Westwood in singles and doubles with Elwood Ptaw representing Time ion. Campbell Gard and Wand East team in doubles.
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Stars Meet Krebs at Krebs Park in Chicago Exhibition
Prominent National and American League stars travel to Krebs Park where Marty Steinfeldt of the Cubs and Reds will fill third base. The lineup features Pfiester in the pitcher’s box and several ex-National League sluggers poised to duel, with an expected 4:00 PM start and a 2:20 pregame ceremony.
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Baseball Notes King Cole To Quit
BASEBALL NOTES. King Cole to quit. King Cole, pitcher, once a sensation in the National League last year, plans to quit baseball this season. Chance Has a Wonder. Manager Chance says he can fill Joe Tinker's shoes. Wapakoneta Struck Out 27 Men. Laake struck out every batter in a game for New Bremen against St. Mary's Celestine. Buy a State Leaguer. New York Nationals purchased pitcher Sionley from Newark of the Ghia State Leaguer Awates Wreekind Gull. Wild Bill Manager. Frank Navin appointed to manage Providence in the International League.
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West Baden and Richmond Lead In Midwest Baseball Action
In a busy West Baden and Richmond led slate, the season’s standout teams included West Baden and Richmond with sharp performances. The Ohio State lagna and local clubs drew attention as bidders watched the Cuba commit and others set pace.
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