Blues threaten slump after Hill injury and Toledo trip
Utility player needed as outfielder Hugh Hill is sidelined. Hallman and Crisp left for Toledo while Leahy may join Darr'n Hoosiers. Monte Cross baseball machine struggles despite highs. Blues lost two of three to Indianapolis and three of four to Lewisville. Hoosiers viewed strong. Colonels seen as unlikely to finish top division. Today's game vs Toledo opens three game set with Columbus series to follow.
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Monte Cross
Philadelpha
Monte
Blues
Indianapolis
Lewisville
Hoosiers
Colonels
Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
Bush Hill
Killeen
Murphy
Kitson
Ron
Oy Hallman
Joe Crisp
Hallman
Billy
Crisp
Tommy Leahy
Joe
Sullivan
Heyden
Blues Lose Joe Crisp as They Move to Toledo
Joe Crisp departs for Toledo as Hallman returns from injury in time to help the Blues. The team faces Toledo and Columbus with utility players and improved base running amid reports of strong hitting and defensive adjustments. A Kansan athletic treasurer notes Thanksgiving receipts and future games against Haskell and St Marys.
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Lawrence
Kas
The
Athletic Association
University
Kansas
Missouri
St. Joseph
Washburn
Topeka
K. U
G. F
Mont Cross
Will Sor
Mike Cantillon
Billi Clymer
St. Paul
Stoval Won't Switch Positions in Spring Prospects
Report from Kansas City notes Jess Stoval aimed for an outfield role en route to Louisville this spring but did not. J Grover Perrine shines again as "Nig" plays sharp defense and hits when needed. Tommy Leahy sold to Indianapolis. Carr trains. Milwaukee beats Hoosiers in a high batting affair.
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Jess Stoval
Kansas City
Louisville
Interclass Meet Looms At Kansas University
Nearly one hundred athletes entered the KU interclass track meet set for Saturday at McCookfield Lawrence Kansas. Events include sprints distance races hurdles high jump pole vault shot put and relays with strong entries in each event and a lively close contest anticipated.
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Lawrence
Kas
University
McCookfield
Cooley
McGuthrie
Allendorfer
Osborne
Iaff
Guthrie
Livengood
Thomas
Haddock
Isaea
Hamilton
Badger
Dennis
Williams
Holte
Newbold
Redast
Holton
William
Dennis Price "Howard
Reynae Bradley
Martendell Bergen
Parker
Young
Smith
Reynolds
Coventey
He Hamilton
Broa Ung
OU A Smith
Martendell
Drake
Heizer
Peard
Arid
Mitchell
Forter
Grignard
Newry Manley
McCoy
Bult
Wanger
Coventry
Hinkson
Lynch
Cohn
Stevenson
Wood
Castholm
Eddy
Weeks
Hatler
Horton
Jammer
Raven Ping
Myers
Brownlee
Dahlene
Disen
Thien Drakke
Seer Jackson
Eet Bergen
Igeshe Panies
Howard
Fairchilds
Bradley
Priest
Left-Handed Stars Dominate A A Circuit This Week
A long note on southpaws and left handed hitters across the A A circuit. Mentions Oberlin and Biersdorfer as pitchers for the Millers, Oscar Graham and Tomas on Sunday, Monte Cross’s fielding, Art Kruger’s triple, Grover Gillen’s pitching with a spitball, and Eddie Wheeler’s return to St Paul as a stylish, versatile player with winter work as a floor walker.
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Millers
Oberlin
Biersdorfer
Oscar Graham
Tonnnes
Toledo News-Bee
Grover Gillen
St. Paul
Grover
Gillen
Toledo Newsee
Eddie Wheeler
Eddie
A. A
Grover Land
Wheeler
Gores Lennon
Tiemeyer
Rolex
Baseball Roundup: Players Staunch in Recent Games
John Kling recorded two hits in four at bats as Canteece John exited. Robby Wallace collected three hits in three trips, Ty Cobb two and George Stone one. Howard Camnitz pitched the Pirates to a win. Warner appeared for Washington in Cleveland action. Becker appeared for Pittsburg in relief.
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Ohn Kling
Canteece John
Ty Cobb
George Stone
Howard Camnitz
Toledo
Pirates
Warner
Amateur Baseball Notes of Kansas City Games and Calls
Local baseball notices urge players to contact contacts at various phone numbers for tryouts and team signings. Teams listed include Swope Parks, Ridgways, Stevens Juniors, Belmont Blues, and The Fitwells with practice times, game plans, and meeting details.
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Will Howell
Linwood
Lone Elms
Jub McNight
West 618
Clem
Swope Parks
Se Spring Valley
Swope Park
Ridgways
Grand
Tom
Glen Gordon
R. 5S
Stevens
Russell Barnes
East
Brighton
A. L. Pendletonns
Stancliff
Laurence Chapin
W. H. Critchfielde
Kansas City Cubs
Challengge
Belmont Blues
Fitwells
J. F. Gallighers
Bnrney Park
Main Street
C. A. Millers
St Rger
Local youth baseball scene features many age group games
Notices invite 14 to 19 year olds for games and signups across Kansas City Mo area. Teams include Crystal Blues, Morish, P I A, West Fed Grays, Olive Athletic Juniors, Ninth Wards, and more. Calls to main lines and home phones arrange Sunday and Saturday fixtures, practices, and signings with managers like Ginger and Clem. meetings at parks and clubrooms announced.
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Boasing City
Crystal Blues Challen
Star
Joe Bradae
Joe
Boston Furniture Companys
Schultz
Shelley Park
West 618
Clem
Pastime Athletic
Campbell Street
Dickson Parks
Hardesty
Tuscarawas
American Chicle Company
Troost
Ruby
Davis
Babe
Willie B
Julius
Sam
Moses G
Fleashman
Convention Hall Blues
Central Streets
Crystal Blues
City
Searcy
Flaherty
Fitwell
Third
Gillise
M. Keefers
Riverside Park
Orioles
Southwest Boulevard
I Street
DS Stevens
Stevens
Summit
McFall
Crystal Pharmeere
Smith Park
C. Griffin
L. Sullivan
Ferris
Bell
J. Bresnehane
K. C.S. Ry
Homer
R. S. Stevens
Seventeenth
Baltimore Avenue
FE. L. Huffmans
Second Street Sluggers
Mill and Reynolds
West
W. J. Scannels
Paseo
West Fed Grays
H. Calahan
V. Casey
BE. Allen
C. Williamson
H. Allen
J. Brester
Jamison
E. Slaver
G. Fowler
Metropolitan Street Railways
Moore
Riley
O'Hare
Humphrey
Bartle
Hamlet
Walker
Howard
Johnson
Horseshoe Club
Westport Fuel
K. C
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Summit Street
N. E
Ceallighers
Oak
Charley
Rosedales
Wilson
Yockey
Forman
S. Smith
Faultner
Pollock
Harding
G. Smith
W. H. Critchfields
St. John and
Laurence
Orlie
Bates Stancliff
Roop
Monty
Bob McMillian
Jim Sheridan
Banty
George Athick
Kansas City
Grounds
John
Olive Athletic
Thirteenth
Montgall
Satie Factory
T and
P. m
West End
Rosedale
Elmer
Clarvey Allen
Grayne
Gray
Moo
Rowton Furniture
Rosedale Graye
Canapores
Fea
Grays
Elty
Evanston Parks
Evanston Park
Lette
Clauder
Morris McDowal
Tom McBiemer
Allen Graham
Francis
Alvin Fetty
al Waller
Roy Smith
Henry Shell
Blue Diamonds
Union
Chelsea
Wioceat
Ae Fiemart
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Troy, N. Y
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