Retracing Baseball Eras with Spin and Connellys View
Nostalgic spin on early baseball days contrasts Cubs and Yankees in a vivid, opinionated piece. References to players like Kiki Cuyler, Mark Koenig, Babe Ruth, Joe Sewell, Tony Lazzeri, and Lon Warneke appear amid sprawling, humorous prose about whiskers, fans, and old-time stadium scenes. The tone blends nostalgia with sharp observations on age, youth, and the changing game.
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Cubs
Kiki Cuyler
Mark Koenig
Clarks Easy Winners of City Series Round Robin Exhibition
The city softball round robin decided early with Clarks defeating Olympics 7 2 and Redeemer 9 2 as Collins Cah toppled Latin Proof. Final games set for Friday at North End diamonds with cause of darkness ending Latin Proof Schallip Radio five five.
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Clarks Easy
Kirkwood
Elks Course
Clack Nine
Yourean
Marke
Qolhus Cah
Olympics
Solin Proof
Schallip Radio
Slaves of Inst Wighhs
Olarks
Collins Cah
Redeemnr
Sehallip
Glarks
Teckman
Collins Cale
Miler
Redeemer
Grace
Nori End Diamonds
Ge Cite Radio Ve Ootling Cab
Joe
Satin
Clarks
Olympten Va Redeemer
Olympten
Hulchinnon
Ais Margerum
Atiachans
Wagon
Eomuuey
Darvas
Denttoy
Tbo
Haskinon
Sulde
Helbach
Mier
Lultors
Herrin
Sera Morton
Morton
Hybrook
Hybrook, ‘A0 Pas F Grau, Tordam
Tatata
Redeener
Rey Collins
Linentetiin
Stephan x Hatin
oUnsony
Wotais
Ohio State Gridders Open First Workout Under Willaman
Ohio State opened its football camp with about 100 players on the practice field as coach Sam Willaman stressed depth and competition. Key positions include tackles to replace graduates Hindrich and Bell, with Regis Manahan and Fred Conrad among early contenders. Carl Cramer emerged as a standout potential signal caller while captain Tan Hinehanen and backs Mickey Vuchnich and Boze Welzal vie for spots. The team faces a tough schedule beginning Oct 1, including Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, culminating with Illinois on Nov 19.
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Dames L. Reno
Associated Press Sports Welier
Commis
Searfebound Ligures
Ohio State University
Sam Willaman
Tle
Ohio State
Bob Hindrich
Bill Bell
Inez Tune
Cnme
Innet
Willeman
Regis Manahan
Lorain
Fred Conrad
Wooster
Max Pollow
Dayton
Willaman Bay
Wesley Forter
Carl Cramer
Cor
Sene Cramer
Tan Hinehanen
Big Ten Campaign Opens With Big Rosters and Hopes
Chicago report notes 600 candidates and three new coaches entering the Big Ten race. Michigan appears strongest with 3,000 sandie dates cited, while Purdue crowds near 82 hopefuls and Ohio State fields 20 promising players. Wisconsin 60, Northwestern 55, and Illinois large turnouts add to a crowded start as teams prepare for October battles.
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Chicago
Michigan
Purdue
Northwestern
Ohio State
Minnesota
Harry Kipko
Nalte Kizer
Kansas State
Tinois
Wisconsin
Ifs
Amon Alonzo
Ahong
Latonia Fall Meet Dates Set by State Racing Board
Toursville Kentucky September 15 The state freeek commission announced Latonia track dates for fall racing October 12 to November 12 over 22 days Sessions include Latonia meet with limited spectators and racing events planned.
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Laton
Toursville
State Freek Commission
Latonia
Ihe
Seslonive
Cubs Drift Through Ten Inning Slugfest In Pennant Race
The Chicago Cubs avoid panic as they chase the National League flag, while the Dodgers and Reds suffer setbacks. Giants beat Pirates in extras, Brooklyn tops St Louis, Phillies down Cincinnati. Yankees beat White Sox. Detroit wins as Yankees veterans stay active. Jimmie Dykes homers for the Athletics in a rally over St Louis. Cleveland edges Boston. Holland grows a giant lily in Wageningen, lasting two days.
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Gayle Palbot
Brena
Chicago Cubs
Inshiltth
Grim
Big Boy Hansen
Jaytees
Chisago White Sox
Detroit
Washington
An & Lo
Jhunnie Dykes
Tyeet
Tugea
St. Louis
Cleveland
Lindstrom Hinted As Reds Manager Candidate
New York dispatch reports Cincinnati president Sidney Weil in New York amid trade chatter. Rumor says Weil offered Babs Herman to New York for Freddie Lindstrom to make Lindstrom Reds manager next year, with Giants executives weighing the deal. Lindstrom could handle third base or the outfield if acquired.
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New York
Roda
Philadelphia
Sidney Weil
Cincinnati Club
New York Giant
Well
Babs Herman
Freddie Lindstrom
Lindstrom
Cincinnati
Stantham
Vicw
McGraw
Bill (Erry
Giants
Bill Terry
Ant
Weil
Herman
Boston Braves
Gehrig rises among Yankees amid early bonuses
The Central Press outlines Lou Gehrig, born June 19, 1903 in New York, signing with the Yankees in 1923 for a $2,000 bonus after college days at Columbia. It notes his later fame as a premier slugger and mentions comparisons with other stars and team payrolls of the era.
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Henry Loui Gehrig
New York Yankee
New York
Lou
Columbia University
Tay
Dismond
Milles Huggins
Yankee
Yanks
Sam Byrd
Ed Wells
Luberth
Gehrig
Fischer and Ouimet Tangle in National Amateur Today
Francis Ouimet pursues another national amateur golf crown as Johnny Fischer challenges in a 36 hole semifinal. Ouimet’s 8 and 5 win over Sidney Noyes Jr. headlines a day of dramatic matches at the links with top contenders progressing.
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Fischer
Ouimet
Baltimore
Francis Quimet
Roefon
Biya Arms
Johnny Fischer
Cincinati
New
Jeromé JD. Travers
Bobby Joins
Quimet
Hindie
Sidney W. Noyes, Jr
New York
Unameilal
Lindens to Play Morris Combine Here on Sunday
The Linden baseball team will host Morris Furnitures of Cincinnati Sunday at Lindenwald diamond after being eliminated from the Tri-State league. The Morris lineup features Joy and Ted Kisp, Larry Powell, and other Linden alumni, all aiming to challenge the local club in a bid to keep playing baseball this year.
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Toledo
Cleveland Indians
Yn Bradley
Tninna
al E H. Reuben
Toledo Mudhené
Cleveland
Grostey
Indians
Noc
Tri-State
Hamilton Linders
Toma
Lindenwald Diamond
Morris Furnitures
Cincinnati
Morris Furniture
Lindens
Morris
Joy
Ted Kisp
Linden
Larry Powell
Nother E Linden
The
Cincignati Elnb
Millers Close In On Pennant In Association
Millers win final game of series over Kansas City 15 to 9 as Vandenberg allows nine hits and Monahio knocks in five. Mowry adds three runs and sets a season record with 167 hits. Indiana’s Parnitee wins Tigers over Indianapolis 5 to 1. Red Birds ace Cragghead earns 14th win. Louisville Colonels rally to a 2 to 2 ten-inning tie with Toledo.
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Chicago
Mineapolis
American Association
Millers
Kafgas
City
Vandenberg
Monahio
Fie
Blues
Jon Mowry
Miller
Bunny Blisfop
Columbus
Parnictee
Tig
Indianapolis
Red “Birds
Oak
Louieville Colonels
Béaling
Howard Craghead
Ledo Bunday
Wap Paul
Milwaukee
Mat Results From Wide-Ranging Aquatic Meet
Results show Cleveland athlete Jim McMillen of Tinioia beating George Zelakies of Greece in 1 10 0 while Sumping Joe Savoldt of Notre Dame defeated Eloy Marshall of California in 22 31. Columbus entrant Bulldog Jackson of Alaska defeated Bud Carney of Chicago with Father Jampkin of Portsmouth drawing with Steve Udynas of Schenectady NY Pred Moran of Boston beat Dick Griffin of Macon in 1900.
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Cleveland
Jim McMillen
Tilinoia
George Zelakies
Greece
Joe” Savoldt
Notre Dame
Eloy Marshall
California
Columbus
Bulldog Jackson
Alaska
Bud Carney
Chicago
Father Jampkin
Ports Mouth
Steve Udynas
Schenectady
N. Y
Pred Moran
Boston
Dick Griffin
Macron, Oy
Star Golfer Joe Kirkwood to headline Elks tourney event
Joe Kirkwood, famed trish shot expert and Australia s gift to golf, will appear at Elks Country Club next Monday for the pro professional amateur tournament. John Budghan, the Elks club pro, arranged the appearance and Kirkwood will perform during a regular entertainment program before joining the tournament. The pairing of players remains unsettled with Buchanna possibly partnering a tin.
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Joe Kirkwood
Australia
Elks Country Club
Kirkwood
John Budghan
Elks Club
Sf Entertainment
Juak
Buchanna
Tin
Buchanan
At & Welook
Cedar
Chicago Boxers In Outs and Outs, Night Card Review
Fight results show Canngataind Keesa and Chicago pirate Saunders outperforming Delmont and White in a string of outpoints. Hd Meyers defeats George, while Ritt bests Bobby Vernon. Mickey Cohan tops Eddie Marky in Denver by points.
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Keesa
Chicago
Saunders
Dany Delmont
Hd Meyers
George, White
Miami
Dak: Ritt
Bobby Vernon
Galifornia
Bouvos
Cole
Mickey Cohan
Denver
Eddie Marky
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