Butt Regulars Edge Recruits In Bobtailed Practice Game
Ambitious recruits faced the Butt Regulars in a seven inning exhibition at Wear End Park managed by George Wull. Hone Heads and Laps pitching kept the score low though Huscha slugged two singles, Whiterm added a triple and a double, Lehman handled shortstop with solid defense, and Robson left the mound with a late rally thwarted by steady defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seimings Thutay
Wear” End Park
George Wwll
Itnday
Healy
Huscha
Gene
Whiterm
Lehman
Wines
Side Lights on Baseball Safety Gear History
Ralph A. Anderson outlines the evolution of protective equipment in baseball, from early gloves and padded gear to the rise of shin guards and safety devices. The article notes players at times resisted new gear, fearing interference with throwing and hitting while highlighting advances adopted to reduce broken bones and injuries.
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Tanen
Caine
Protes
Charles U- White
Brgen Sng
Poe
Praiha
Returns to Team Fer Talking to Landis Amwociate Presley BAGO
March 10 report notes Henny Raut and Jo Tharehay returning to baseball duties after a disrupted period. Touches on upcoming discussions at a Friday meeting, with references to committee actions and letters indicating changes in responsibilities or subsistence.
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Fer
Landis
Presley Bago
Henny Raut
Jo Tharehay
Ion
Senator Shoot Pavors and Repeal of Sport Tax
A garbled account discusses Senator Freeman of Connecticut and Representative Shine backing a repeal of a 10 percent sport tax. The text links to broader debates on taxation and political figures, mentioning Central High School basketball and a local government context.
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Shoot Pavors
Peter Fcarwey
Troy
Notler
Avid Levinson
Lento
Tory Wimeek
Utah
Freeman
Connectcut
Ceremara
Iquiniaeat
Waller
The Secret of Success Advanated Real Report
New York training story details the famed method for hitting the ball, with references to the New York Americans and a Yankee recruit. The piece mentions daily training and a routine by which the athlete hones speed and power, reflecting a period sports mentality.
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Real Report
New York
Snr
Ted Hare
Fragments From A Damaged Page Describe A Turbulent Night
The readable bits describe a chaotic scene with a confrontation and a bomb threat. Names and places are unclear but the text mentions a door, a time bomb, and a tense atmosphere as events unfold. The fragmentary report hints at danger and pursuit without full context or clear outcomes.
Seville Leads We Meet In April Ousting Poet Special
Readable fragments indicate an April meeting involving Seville and a special council action to oust a poet figure. Key names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR but it points to a scheduled event affecting a local literary figure and municipal actions.
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Seville
Oustog
Bevilur
Tesws
Mateh
Exhibition Games Thursday in Selbane Kets Pardeth
Exhibition lineup lists Raval AL Croyle and Rue We Louls in two cam events. Tag 3 tian Selbane Kets Pardeth and Sivet nod ome are shown in the schedule with local venues and times.
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Raval
AL Croyle
Bar Rue We Louls Nationale
Tian Selbane
Kets Pardeth
Sivet Nod Ome
Canoe Carnival Opens as Houston Hosts Stage Event
Reports from New York describe a bustling scene as Houston launches a ten stage canoe carnival tied to a wider sports and entertainment event. Officials emphasize crowd participation and a festive, multi venue setup with several teams and sponsors involved.
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Butt
Itworth
Pearson
Tom Kelley
Peary Ativan
Roarson
Win
Noothe Byrne
Fred Aw
Kelley
Tome
Olay Pieters
Ralph A. Anderson
Ulerere
Tmoklyn Dodgers
Johnston
Olson
Kildulf
Konetchy
Ichmandt
Rainey
Sentral High School
Wink Rte
Cea Ies Elie Kerala
Yarharae
Sinarhea
Flake
New Orleans
ARIS
Toba
Stein & Com
Houston
Apel
Lal Sue Erie
Seer Tees
Dodgess
Phillies F
Stengel
York
Nepetations
Peagross
The
Raturn
Jones & Ho
Ffman Co
City Ticket Office
Rice Hotel
Commerceaus Avenue
Travis Strest
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