Charley Robertson Shines In White Sox Shutout Of Tigers
On April 30, 1922 in Detroit Charley Robertson, a rookie from Minneapolis, shut out the Tigers 2-0 in his third major league start. The obscure pitcher suddenly rose to fame as fans debated his sudden ascent while his major league career with the White Sox and later the Browns unfolded.
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Imers
Charley Robertson
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Robertson
Tigers
Tiger
Minneapolis
Hall of Fame
Charley
White Sox
Browns
Unclear Fragment Reflects Seasonal Fashion Note
Fragmentary text suggests a remark on comfort and disposal of a straw hat season, implying dissatisfaction with old hat and need for a new one. Names, dates, or locations are not present to identify a specific event or person.
10000 Artificial eyes supplied since the war began
The Ministry of Pensions has supplied 10000 artificial eyes since the war began. Parliamentary secretary W Paling stated in an interview. The figure covers replacements as part of ongoing support for war-related injuries.
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York
England
Ministry of Pensions
W. Paling
Robertson Delivers Modern Perfect Game by Robertson
The 25 year old pitcher Robertson threw a perfect game against Detroit as manager Ebbet sent Danny Clark to bat for Pillette. Ray Schalk guided him with calls while Robertson used a slow curve for strikes and fast balls to overpower a powerful Detroit lineup including Veach Heilmann Manion Cobb.
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Hubbell
Johnson
Dean
Feller
Robertson
Detroit
Herman Pillette
Cleveland
Kid Gleason
Chicago Pilot
Bob Veach
Harry Heilmann
Manion
Ty Cobb
Tigers
Sheely
H.G. Salsinger
The
Detroit News
Baseball Magazine
Jones
Hooper
Veach
Mostil
Collins
Ebb
Danny Clark
Clooins
Bassler
Pillette
Texas
Cy Young
Addie Joss
Charley
A's
Young
Addie
White Sox
Ray Schalk
Dia Rohemtson
la Blue
Our Daily Bread Debates Dewey Bennet Race in New York
The piece discusses a possible Dewey Bennett gubernatorial contest in New York and its national implications. Analysts say a Dewey win would accelerate a 1944 presidential run, while a loss could shorten his political trajectory. The article frames the race as a referendum on Roosevelt's war policy but views it as driven by personalities and local issues rather than national repudiation.
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Tom Dewey
Jack Bennett
Dewey
New York
Roosevelt
Democratic
Whisky Will and Marine Dive Bombing History
Whisky bequest from London-Arthur Caomber to William Gilbert of Newmarket directs that whisky distilled in 1895 be drunk neat or with two thirds plain water to one third whisky. Early 1920 Maui experiments by U S Marines involved 42 pilots in the Marine aviation group.
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London
Arthur Caomber
Willian Gilbert
Newmarket Saddler
Walter
U. S
Maui
Marine Aviation
Public Invited to Unity Church Revival
Public invited to Unity Baptist Church revival titled The New Birth. Services held twice daily at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Congregation urged to attend the event beginning Wednesday night.
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Unity Church
Heev
Lovecingy Agaressea
the Unity Baptist Church
The Sun Shines Bright in Huntington WV
The sun shone very bright here the other day starting two fires. One in a paint shop where a barrel of rags behind a plate glass window caught fire, the other in an automobile where a crystal ball on the seat focused sun rays. The girl with rolled stockings and short skirts faces hard times meeting both ends. This year agriculture will be the most important culture.
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Au Paint Shop
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the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
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