Donie Bush and Baseball’s Turbulent Rise Through the Tigers to the White Sox
A sprawling, era-spanning profile traces Donie Bush’s career from Detroit with Ty Cobb to managing Washington, Pittsburgh, and Chicago. It covers his resilience after rough demotions, a Minneapolis comeback, and speculation about his future role with major league clubs while noting broader league moves and notable figures of the time.
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Barney Dreyfuss
Chicago White Sox
Hush
Donie Bush
Chicago
White Sox
Dorie
Hea
Minneapolis American Association
Danie Bush
Minnie
Permunt
Millers
Weasan
Tigera
Braves
Indians
Red Sox
Browns
Reds
Basket Scores Kahaa and Mont Union game report
Sports brief notes Kahaa 36 Mont Union 27 with Chiropody 42 and De fyance 2, all mentioned alongside Columbia 4 amid scattered score lines and unclear context.
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Mont Union
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Hamilton Catholic High Faces Woodward in Big Basketball Clash
Hamilton Catholic's basketball hopes rise as Coach Sharp fields a strong four-guard rotation with Zimmer and Riedel emerging as new threats. Monroe game defense drills focus on tightening passing, while Woodward visit Friday tests the revamped lineup led by Bayes at center and Shields at guard.
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Griffith
Portsmouth Ace Sets Brilliant Athletic Record
Portsmouth star P. Karl Doferty Clark, a noted football scorer in the National Professional Football League, built a storied athletic career before joining the Portsmouth Spartans. Coach A. A. Stage hailed him as the greatest natural high school athlete he had seen. Clark considered Northwestern after graduation from Kehlo Cole high school but chose Colorado College where he excelled, earning a berth on the Associated Press All America team in 1998.
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Northwestern
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Yankees Rise From Baltimore Franchise to New York
The article recounts the Baltimore Ardrican league franchise moving to New York, with Mc Graw taking sole responsibility for rebuilding the club that overshadowed the Giants in his later years as manager. It also notes past top performers like Euck Averill and Johnny Burnett in varied baseball mentions.
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John Melraw
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Ports mouth Spartans to meet Chicago Bears for title
In Chicago the Portsmouth Spartans will face the Chicago Bears in the national pro football final. The playoff game, moved from Wrigley Field to the Chicago stadium, will be played at a reduced field size due to bitter winds and snow. Officials debated adjusting gridiron dimensions as preparation for a dirt stadium floor has already begun amid circus setup.
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Baseball Lords End Landis Control Of Farm System
New York December 16 Major league owners and commissioners ended the dispute over the farm system with new rules. The joint meeting of National and American Leagues adopted legislation stripping Landis of enforcement power and granting the majors control over player contracts and affiliations. The change names Yankees and Cardinals among leaders and limits clubs to one major league per ownership group.
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Landia
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Fight results from scattered records show varied outcomes
Reported boxing results include Philadelphia based fighters defeating opponents from Evanville and St Louis by knockout and points, Detroit draw, and a Missouri competitor scoring a decision. Details are fragmented with multiple misspellings and uncertain affiliations.
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Obitecutor
Jon Fog- Vietts
Evanaville
Tnd
al Stillman
St. Louis
Roy Willis
Miami
Pla
Frankin Donnelly
Detroit
Tony Viviano
Lonia
Mineig
Willard Broten
Muneie
Unclear wrestling results from Newark event
Fragmentary OCR lists several wrestlers and scores including Norton Jackson 204, Mila Steinborn 222, Tom Mnevin, BEI Oklahoma, St. Louis and Strangler Lewis 240. Missing context and many names distorted. unable to determine event date or outcome.
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Tigerman Triumphs Over Topeka Wrestler In Fenmont Bout
Nebraska’s Tigerman defeated Topeka’s Charley Peters in the main event at Fenmont Center. Pesek, a veteran Nebraskan, used speed to win the final falls after Peters took the first. Peters won the opening fall with a body pin in 11 minutes, but Pesek evened the match in eight minutes, then clinched the decisive third fall in 19 minutes with a back drop. The semi final saw Thumy Acklin defeat Herb Slagle in 18 minutes using a Rift end stain maneuver, and Torp Grime beat Bar Hassen in 14 minutes with a leg drop and toe-hold.
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Nebraska
Charley Peters
Topeka
Kas
Funmoint Center
Pesck
Ehgsmine Smart
Geapplax
Hamilton
Iin
Peters
Pesele
Pesek
Herb Slagle
Thumy
Acklin
Torp Grimewort
Bar
Hassen
Chicago Course Unique Rules Reveal A Quirky Private Golf Club
A read-through of the Barsing ton area private course outlines odd rules and humorous quirks woven into its 36 holes. The card mentions yardages such as 674 and 611, a map on the back, and rules banning amateur status breaches while offering tongue‑in‑cheek penalties and references to USGA guidelines.
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Barsington
Uller
bin Oaddy
Big Wife
Pasadena Open Brings 200 Golfers to Brookside Park
Nearly 200 golfers from the unemployed ranks gathered at Brookside Park for the Pasadena open tournament prize of 4,000. Defending champion Harry Cooper of Chicago and other former titlists lead a field that features Craig Wood, Horton Smith, Fred Morvian, and the Diegel brothers among prominent entries. Semana rounds pace to push under 71 strokes as the battle for the title unfolds.
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Harry Cooper
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Santa Monica
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George von Elm
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Fran
Cooper
Craig Wood
Deal
Tony Janero
New York
Wiffy Coz
Oscar Advances to Varsity After Late Call Up
Oscar Reynolds, longtime shop league basketball figure, earns a varsity spot as coach Imfeld moves him from the Orioles to the varsity. In his first day, Reynolds scores eight points helping Fenmont win 50 to 28 as center Ralph Mahanney was injured early. The team faces the Tatiany All Stars at Fenmont gym Sunday.
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Fenmont
Osrar
Tadiany All Stars
Kentucky Students Press for Release of Gamage at UK
Lexington reports University of Kentucky Athletic Council will meet Saturday to decide on student demands to release head football coach Harry Gamage. Led by Clarence Yeager, students urge action without breaking the contract and seek funds to buy out the final year. Ellie Johnson named as potential successor to Campbell.
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University of Kentucky Athletic Council
Harry Gamage
Clarence Yeager
Gamage
John"Spinnee” Campbell
Alabama
Awe
Yeager
Tha Temin Dil
Gamigé
Ellie Johnson
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Bach
Hamilton Boxer Set to Fight Sted Blunt in Middletown Show
Jecky Young a 122 pound Hamilton scrapper will meet Sted Blunt of Middletown in a four round bout serving as the curtain raiser for a boxing show at Middletown Saturday night promoted by the Blue Bird Arons promoters.
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Sted Blunt
Middletown
Ohio
Blue Bird Arons
Yankees Stand Alone In Big Time Trade Silence
New York notes the 1993 major league meetings see limited deals as managers and executives debate weighty issues. Giants manager Bill Terry seeks to unload several players into a three team swap with the Dodgers and Braves, involving Shanty Hagen, Davey Vance, Johnny Frederick, Sant Leslie, and others as discussions continue at the conventioneers.
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Shanty Hagen
Braves
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Terty
Wrooklyn
Davey Vance
Sant Leslie
Johnny Frederick
Brooklyn
Buckeye Fishmen Schedule Two December Meets
Ohio State University swimming team faces no events this month as Coach Michael Poppe plans two December meets at Akron and Toledo. Tryouts select freestyle contenders Burt Ewell Willian Diehl Hunter Young Fred Walton William Davis Coy Winbus and Laskell Smith. Buckeyes seek connections with Lie Verneselt of Cleveland and the Cleveland Athletic Club teams.
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Buckeye
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Peppers Seemin
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Toledo
Willian Diehl
Columbus
Hunter Young
Balboa
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Fred Walton
William Davis
Coy Winbus
Laskell Smith
Mansfield
Ohio Statewnners
Lie Vrnneselt
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Cleveland Athletic Clu
Pittsburgh Faces Northwestern In Big Ten Opener
Pittsburgh opener in Big Ten tilts takes on Northwestern tonight in Chicago before finishing at Minnesota tomorrow. Northwestern showed early strength as Pitt seeks to even the series and a busy slate includes Marquette at Wisconsin Carleton vs Fons gateing Purdue vs St. Towle Lafayette at Kalamazoo Michigan vs Western Michigan and Trinda hosting Wabash.
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