Indiana Men’s Baseball Tryouts Preview
Indiana’s first baseball squad has spent weeks outdoors under Coach Dick Harley. He reports a strong crop of candidates with two solid catchers: Harold Robinson of Steubenville High and Max Sapper of Sewickley. April 9 notes a varsity player from Pittsburgh area.
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Dick Harley
Harley
Harold Robinson
Steubenville High
Max Sapper
Sewick- Surgh
Uniley High
Pittsburgh
Promising baseball infield candidates listed from state schools
Three pitchers Ike Bloom Burgettstown Barrett Turtle Creek and McBeth McDonald lead. Baseball infield hopefuls include Taui met East Liberty Academy Fleck Altoona High and Harry Daugherty Jeannette High, plus Gerald Brady Yonkers High School strong for second base. Davis Kiski and Laughran Braddock vie for shortstop while Ryman South High Pittsburgh and Jones Wayette City High contest third base.
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Ike Bloom
Burgettstown High
Barrett
Turtle Creek High
McBeth
McDonald High
Tauimet
East Liberty Academy
Fleck
Altoona High
Harry Daugherty
Jeannette High
Daugherty
Indiana
Gerald Brady
Yonkers
N. Y
Fom Davis
Kiski
Speedo” Laughran
Braddock High
Ryman
South High
Pittsburgh
Jones
Wayette City High
Pitt Teams Preview and Spring Athletics at Mothe Field
The article outlines Pitt baseball at Motbes Field with a varsity tilt after a Georgia trip, and mentions Westminster on April 28. It highlights track workouts under Coach Andrew Kerr, Frank Shea’s return in middle distance events, and a May 8 tennis match at Grove City, plus a busy basketball schedule with rivals West Virginia, Washington & Jefferson, and Penn State.
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Bloomy
Beoeia
Santela
Kiaki Mathewson
Windlay
Ooat
Brown
Adaitig
Anil Orbett
University of Georgia
Westminster
Timn
Motbes Field
Pitt Band
Andrew Kerr
Penn
Frank Shea
Pitt
Aviation Corps
Grove City
T. W. Stephens
Howard Traines
West Virginia
Washington & Jefferson
Tristate Heniers
Penn State
Banish Catarrh with Hyomei Inhaler
Breathing Hyomei promises rapid relief from catarrh cold in the head and cough. The advertising notice claims the eucalyptus air soothes and heals, with a complete outfit sold cheaply at Tom KE Hildebrands and druggists, plus extra bottles for owners.
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Australia
Tom KE. Hildebrand
Linggah Port's Pearl Trade Falls From Favor
Linggah once a bustling Pearl trade hub on the Pepsin coast, a key European goods distributor and seaborne market for Wurgpeun and Indian merchants, now declines as its maritime prosperity wanes and Ling salt loses its prominence in the pearl route.
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Llngah
Fursiy
Ughive
Ance Ag
Home Remedy and Murky Verses From a Distant Page
A fragmentary OCR item mixes enigmatic home remedy notes with garbled names and stray phrases. The readable bits hint at a personal anecdote or note by a Mrs Chreen about relief and a puzzled reference to a “bulling winner” and a phrase about Hawt dymare.
Invention of the Phonograph by Edison
Fragmentary notice recounts Thomas Edison as the innovator of the phonograph with mention of the British Encyclopedia and Mollison. It hints at earlier sound recording efforts and includes broken dialogue about the device and its early reception.
Word of Appreciation
A fragmentary dialogue presents Seni for Sorghum arguing that a republic requires patience and forbearance. The speaker contemplates what a republic must endure, noting its demand for restraint and perseverance in governance.
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Seni
Not Aflied tates Invention and early fishing gear
The text claims the popular Ape famboo fishing rod is not a United States invention. It credits Wallyan Thicker of Lond Tingland with making a three-branch rod in 1831 and placing an exhibition at the Crystal Portwen. It notes a first appearance in the United States during the War of 1860 with Sam Pripp, a gunmaker from Easton, Pennsylvania.
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Catarrh
Hudson
Kirschbaum Company
Edisson
Thor A. Eizon
Ehcyclopedia
Thosons
Mollison
Kole
Tim gRover Chines
Christian Clevati
Cleese
Suyge Everey
Peeiarora Oe Rees
Indiana, Pa
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