Birdseye Tigers and Thunderbolts clash in valley game
The Birdseye Tigers faced the Valley Thunderbolts in a Sunday afternoon match at the crams ranch. Lineups featured Keudson and Zachar for Birdseye and Thorson and Hildeman in the Thunderbolts lineup as both teams battled for control and a possible season best.
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Uele
Zachary
Beet Trust
Herrin
Boxa
Eth
Crams Ranch
Valle
Thunderbolts
Moees Piteney
E Davison
di Vore
Thorpson
Herrig
S Olson
Dave Hilger
Ott Aggen
Brevoy
Olson
Pirates win opener as Last Chance league hitters shine
Pittsburg defeats Chicago 3 to 1 in a pitcher dominated opener. Key Giants players Holloway and Barnhart contributed, while Roy Hartnett and Merritt Adams traded small ball actions. Postponements noted in St Louis Cincinnati and Boston New York events due to wet grounds.
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Pittsburg
Atea Press
Hlay Heinle Pieser
Chicago
King
Morrison
Lester Rudis
Obn Hollowar
Barnhart
Miler
Lester Ebay
Giants
Elent
Freigau
Hartnett
C. Griffith
Hoy
Rodlo
Wrestlenid
Milis
McClean
Reds
Gunstons
Guba
Condoan
Beaudrs
Pirates
Beaudry
Bush Jin
Jactobismith
Brett
Meauley
Smith
Wright
Adams
Jacobs
Jeff
Rison
Buch
Morevison
Bush
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia-Brooklyn
Boston-New York
Two Gamer
When the Smoke Had Rolled Away
A brief historical notice reflects on events after a fire or conflict, noting the smoke cleared and the aftermath for a community. The wording suggests a retrospective or commemorative tone with limited specific details.
British Amateur Golf Opens With Upsets From Big Three
Westward England May 25 The first day of the British amateur championship saw two of the sport’s Big Three toppled. Defending champion Sir Earnest Holderness fell to Robert Crickshank of Argentina after a long foesome match, while Roger Wethered lost to Douglas Grant. Cyril Tolley advanced after defeating Hans Samek. American entrants fared poorly with J F Dailey beating G L Osborne while Archibald Mathieson defeated L O Cochrane.
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Westward
England
Associated Press
Earnest Holderness
Robert A. Crickshank
Scotland
Buenos Aires
Roger Wethered
Camateur
Douglas Grant
Wethered
Holderness
Cyril Tolley
Tolley
Hans Samek
Hamburg
Samek
Atlantic
J. F. Dailey
Oak Hill Club
Rochester
N. C
G. L. Osborne
Temple Golf Club
L. O 'Cochrane
Chicago
Archibald Mathieson
Edinburg
BRAWLERS FINED IN NATIONAL LEAGUE FIGHT
Three players from the Philadelphia and Cincinnati clubs were fined after a scuffle during a Saturday game. Phillies pitcher James Ring must pay 100 dollars while a Reds catcher and pitcher received suspensions. President John Heydler condemned the incident.
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New York
Oudted
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
John Av” Heydler
James Ring
Phillies
Douglas
Stady
Reds
Princeton's Greatest Athlete: Charley Caldwell Named
Charley Caldwell of Yonkers XII XI has been chosen as Princeton University's greatest athlete. A standout pitcher for the Tigers over three seasons, he also shone in other sports and activities while at the college. He is set to graduate in June.
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Charley Caldwell
Yonkers
Peinceton Inniversity
Tiger 3
Otage
Black Sodthall Elegans
Wayne
Big” Munn
Ed “Strangler
Lewis
Stars in Sport Spotlight Promises grand year in athletics
A sweeping preview outlines major sports events over the coming months. Prominent boxing bouts May 29 to June 19 feature champions Gibbons Tawney Walker Greh and others while golf, track, swimming, and wrestling also promise peak competition. Names like Hagen Collett Tilden Wills and Munn Lewis appear among international and national showcases.
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MuTivue
Berlenbach
Gibbons
Tawney
Walker
Greh
Wills
Weinert
Walter
Hagen
Glenna Collett
England
English and American grading systems contrast at Oxford
The American system of yearly grades is disliked by English teachers and university leaders. Sir Michael Sadler criticizes class promotion, arguing early schooling aids later progress. Oxford figures show contrasts, citing Joseph Wright’s rise from little schooling to professor and the creation of the English dialect dictionary.
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Oxford
Eng
Michael Sadler
iUniversity Callege
Crit
Schoal
Easley
Osford
Wright
Joseph Wright
Dr. Wright
Yorkshire
Max Maleler
Grand jury session and dramatic shooting in Montana store
The article records a federal grand jury hearing in Washington with several witnesses named from finance firms. It also recounts a Montanan merchant Tompkins defending his store against a masked burglar, fatally wounding him before the thief named Roland Bolander and a note about rhubarb’s poisonous properties.
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Miles
Tompkins
Mont
Forsyth
Roland Bolander
US Speaker And Klugman Suspended
Suspension announced for US Speaker and Klugman following a protest at a game in New York. Notice received before departure for St. Louis. indefinite suspension pending further action by league officials.
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Klugman
Megsle
Tris
Ad Soro
Doe Lugroan
Rave
1928 United States tennis schedule hints at record entries
The 1928 tennis season shows over 400 sanctioned tournaments planned across the United States and territories, with a calendar including national and international meets. Key events feature the Davis Cup at Germantown and a series of women and junior championships from June to December, reflecting a reorganized open-to-all schedule by sex and age groups.
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Slennis
United States
Huimber Owl
Plicationa Wien
Ev Scliof
U. S
Thee ‘Association
Chevy Chase Club
Washington
West. Ie
Forest Hills
South Side
Tennix Elu Hicaga
Calrioppia
Weat Side ‘Tennis Club
Rele Hills
Thardplein Ships
Longwood Cricketlub
Doslon
West Side
Ten-Nis
Farese Lilis
Aailemal
Canada
Avonten Drealg
Splayera
England
Consumption Cure Not Yet Approved
A drooping report notes that a claimed treatment for consumption has not received approval. The piece outlines ongoing uncertainty and cautions readers about relying on unverified cures promoted by various sources. The article reflects period medical skepticism and regulatory caution.
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