Lumberjacks Defeat Okay Team Four to One
Wilkins Lunder Company batter Tubert Fillett hurled the win Sunday at Okay as the Lumberjacks beat Okay 4 to 1. Key hits included Cr Schooley doubling and scoring, Dildy and Hulbert aiding in scoring, and several miscues by Okay in a game featuring a full box score with Hope, Sparks, Allen, Robins, and Messer contributing.
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Shortstops of Today Spark Baseball Debate
Richard McCann notes changes in shortstops as they rise in power and profile, from home run leaders to league batting leaders. He recalls a past era when shortstops were glove players and questions the modern trend toward bigger, more public figures in the game.
Baseball Batting Leaders and Sluggers of 1924 Season Shine
The report surveys shortstops and batters across the majors with mixed figures. It highlights Ollie O'Connell Doyle era references, Arky Vaughan, Joe Medwick, Dick Bartell, Lyn Access Try, Joe Cronin, Cecily Travis, and Lyle Appling as top or rising hitters, noting averages and home run activity amid a sprawling league snapshot.
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Joe Medwick
Pirate
Dick Bartell
Sitle
New York Giant
Bartell
Buddy Myer
Mr. Bartell
Lyn
St. Louis
Indians
Appling
Joe Cronin
Mr. Lary
Cecily Travis
Washington
Lyle Appling
Your
Chicago
Travelers Split Two With Memphis
Memphis and Little Rock split a doubleheader before about 10,000 fans in Little Rock Sunday. Memphis won game one 7 to 5 with Tabor delivering key hits to rally in the fourth. game two ended in a 7 to 2 Memphis victory after O’Neill’s error produced an unearned run. Stewart held Memphis to three safeties while Poindexter allowed four. The second game was called after six innings. Memphis 7 Little Rock 5. Memphis 7 Little Rock 2.
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Travelers
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Febs
O'Neill
Stewart
Feindexter
Memphisa
Martynik
Spencer
Haley
Sharpe
Diekman
Cohle
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Eoya
Poindexter
Thompson
Lively chatter on Hoisteraug shortstops and Crosetti
The piece notes Frankie Crosetti of the Yankees and peers Bill Knickerbocker of the Browns and Bill Rogell of the Tigers as dangerous hitters. It highlights Lary Crosetti's unlikely hitting surge this season, despite critics like Cronin Harris and Hornsby doubting his stroke.
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Frankie Crosetti
New York Yankees
Bill Knickerborker
St. Louis Browns
Bill Rogell
Detroit Tigers
Crosetti
Lary
American
Joe Cronin
Bucky Harris
Rogers + Hornsby
Rogers
Hoisteraug
Braddock Pitches Party at Grand Beach Camp
Braddock hosted a campaign stop at Grand Beach inviting 2000 Michigan City and Renton Huckor newsboys to the camp where he pitched his party.
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Jimmy Braddock
Michigan City
Renton
Joe Louis Still Looks Like One-Track Fighter in Kenosha
NEA Sports Writer Tiarry Grayson reports Joe Louis appears a one-track fighter during a Kenosha workout ahead of the Braddock bout. Louis moves slowly, relies on a left jab and right follow, while Braddock must pursue a shifting, sidestepping opponent to avoid Louis’s straight-line attack. Louis, 23, shows appetite and fatigue rumors but remains a potent puncher when his left lands.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Rip van Winkle
George Nicholson
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Salvatore Ruggeriello
George Higgs
Yuma
Leonored
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Harris
Smoky Joe
Max Sehmeling
Dark Angel
Yo-Jo
Schmeling
Uhlan
Clouter
Lenapah’s rise from wild bandit days to peaceful town
Lenapah Oklahoma once hung with outlaws like Henry Starr and Al Spencer and the Poe Hart and Conno Jaredt gangs. Now a law abiding community with 386 residents, it relies on no constables. Settled near Newsta in the northeastern corner of the state, Lenapah’s transformation stands.
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Newsta
Oklahoma
Henry Starr
al Spencer
Mmembers
Sunday Results and Monday Games Across Multiple Cities
Sunday results show Little Rock 4-0, Memphis 6-1, Birmingham 1, Atlanta 9, Chattanooga 1, Knoxville 6-3, Nashville 4-2, New Orleans upcoming. Monday schedules include Little Rock at Knoxville and Memphis at Nashville plus Birmingham at Atlanta and Chattanooga at New Orleans. WPA worker Johnony Buff, former bantamweight champion, based in Jersey City.
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Knoxville
Nashville
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Atarnta
New Orleans
WPA
Jersey City
Johnony Buff
China Moves Away From Widow Torture Tradition
In Nanking Madame Chiang Kai-shek promotes the New Life Movement as a reform that ends the old practice of praising widows who remain unmarried. The traditional system, once celebrated with stone arches and imperial approval, is portrayed as turning chastity into cruelty.
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Nanking
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Wrestling card targets top grapplers at South arena
Bert Mauldin announced a two hour wrestling show at the South arena for Monday night. He aims to feature the best weight class wrestlers, with opening match between Dan Catley of Providence Island and Schoolboy Knox from Detroit. Cadey, described as promising and scientifically skilled, faces a tough known opponent. the card includes several bouts with amateurs.
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Bert Mauldin
Mauldin
Jed Dan Catley
Providen Island
Schoolboy
Knotroit
Cadey
Oppone
Pagcott
Mora
Catley
Knox
Cardinal rookie stars in easy win over Shelby club
St Louis reports Johnny, 21 of Atlanta, struck out 19, while Fred Schmidt debuted for Shelby of the North Carolina State League. The narrative notes a minor league outing in Portsmouth Ohio where the Card were dominating, as Schmidt fanned multiple batters in a high strikeout performance.
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NEA
St. Louis Cardinal
Portsmouth
Johnny
Ters
Fred Schmidt
Prifessi
Shelby
Imperialnd Longstanding Hall of Chastity for Widows
The text describes a state censer of widow chastity and a “New Life Movement” facility named Hanko 680 where widows are secluded. Barred windows and bolted doors cut contact with outsiders. An elderly inmate has endured thirty years in this hall without reader contact.
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New Life
Hanko
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