Immortal Orioles Lead Early National League Reflections
The article traces early National League history from 1870s Chicago and Boston to a stabilized 1901 lineup of Chicago, Boston, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, New York, Philadelphia, St. Louis and Pittsburgh. It notes Providence Grays’ pennants in 1879 and 1884 with Old Hoss Radbourne, George Wright as a famed shortstop, and mentions early franchise movement shaping baseball's growth.
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NEA Service
New York
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Providence
Providence Grays
George Wright
Old Hoss-Radbourne
Hartford
Louisvile
Milwaukee
Buffalo
House
Worcester
Troy
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Athletics
Louisville
Orioles Pioneered Baseball Tactics and Training Traditions
A historical review notes the Baltimore Orioles revolutionizing the game with hit and run and perfect bunts, star players under Ned Hanlon, and early training cruises to Macon. It recalls the 1880s to 1890s era, including the Mutuals and early National League city roots and the rise of figures who shaped twentieth century baseball.
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Orioles
New York
Johnny Ward
Mutuals
Hanlon
Ward
Oririoles
Detroit
Macon
Saints Fall In Double Overtime Loss To Cambridge
In a tense preliminary game Lan caster's Glass team routed Godman 68-3 as Joe Dunn tallied ten touches and three free throws. The varsity match saw Saint outplay Columbus but lose 31-30 in the second overtime amid fouls and late free throw drama. The Saints, hindered by poor tipoffs and key fouls, fall deeper into a season of reverses though show a higher offensive pulse than recent games.
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Saints
Academy
L.H.S
Cambridge Brownies
Lancaster’ Glass
Glaseco
Godman. A
Joe Dunn
Columibus
Ist
Thore
Ab Fott
Charles
Webb
Saints Horale
Academicians
Abbott
Selders
Thimmel
Draudt
Wessel
Carmichael
Hoffman
Herb Hoffman
Webbe
Davey
Lancaster Boys
Ey Nave
Stoutsville Splits Wins Over Pickerington at Home
Stoutsville defeated Pickerington 17 16 in the girls game and 32 30 in the boys game on their home floor. Valentine led the girls with eight points, followed by Courtright and Huntwork tied at two apiece.
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Stoutsville
Pickerington
Valentine
Courtright
Huntwork
Weaver
Academy Court
Lan
St. Mary's
Vandermark
Ham- Zimmers
Hoffman Jed
Winiton
Tual
Hamilton Catha
Fts
Thc ‘High
Lancaster High
St. Mary’s O'Hara
Academy
G. F
Apehnbes Cqantenmssehecniian
Carmichael
Frags
Yemvenens
Smith
Stoudt
Miller
Draudt
Hoffman
Arent Vanerrenvere
Erienbusch
Dill
Hunework
Trainer
Carpenter
Staseneenmentnses Arens
Blauser
St. Mary’s
N. Abbott
Weasel
Ford
Webb
Charles
G. F. Pes
Sullivan
H. Fosnaugh
Thimmes
Rf Bach
Creager
Hepler
B. Fosnaugh
Tg Zimmers
Sprague Twins
Godman A
Hedges
Boyster
Pobre
Snyder
Walters
Sims
Smurf
Karcher
G. Johnsen
Tobin
Coleman
Lancaster Glass
Ge F
Wmpire—Clarke
A. Sprague
Hemplemian
Cey
Sully
Sepre West
England
Hager
Fairfield Paper Bowling League Standings and Schedules
Fairfield Paper Bowling League results show high team total pins by Weakley 12 638 second Neff 12 614 third Cohen 13 08 and high individual score by Weakley. Weekly matchups list dates and times including Ewarts Neff Thompson Sakder Snider and Schwartz with several bouts noted for February 4 and 5.
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Weakley
Neff
Cohen
Grr
Eereae Meres Sieageeemeeett
le Pet Neff
Gus Swartz
Struckman
McNaghten Il
Eveland
Snider
Aig Thompson
Azo
Gene Swartz
Glassco League first round games listed for February schedule
The notice outlines remaining first round games with matchups including Bremen vs Carton and Sluer vs Ship-Steck. It also mentions Furnace Room at Canal Winchester on February 3 and Canal Winchester at Bremen with no date yet set.
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Furnace Room
Canal Winchester
Bremen
Carton
East End
le Pet
W. East End
Sluer
Winchester
Furnee Ee
Morris, Mold
J. Beach
Off
Dee
Ory
M. Abbott
G. Bizzell
Hughes
Dennison
Conrad
Lehew
Layman
Snoke
Local High School Basketball Scores Across Columbus Area
A sequence of Christmas-season results shows Columbus East 27 over Columbus Aquinas 17 and Columbus North 44 over Columbus West 18. Other scores include Columbus Bexley 30 over Delaware Willie 32 and Columbus Academy 31 defeating Lancaster St Marys 0 after two overtimes.
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Columbus East
Columbus
Aquinas
Columbus North
West
Columbua
Central
Delaware Willie
Columbus Bexley
Columbus Academy
Lancaster
St. Mary's
Chillicothe
Greenfield Me
Clain
Logan
Athens
Grove City
Canal Winchester
Zanesville
Onstacton
Camorenge
Crooksville
McConnelanitle
Ray Carpenter and Bert Rubi Wrestle to a Draw in Sherman Armory
Lancaster’s Ray Carpenter and Bert Rubi fought to a draw in the Fraternal Order of Eagles show at Sherman Armory. Eaton and Smithers delivered a standout curtain-raiser while Harold Buresh defeated Joe Hackenschmidt in two straight falls.
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Ray Carpenter
Bert Rubi
Lancaster
Order of Eagle
Sherman Armory
Cotton” Eaton
John Elis
Jack Smithers
Columbus
Ellis
Smithers
Gross
Eaton
Harold Buresh
Joe Hackenschmidt
Clerman
Buresh
Fery
Rushville and Liberty Union Play Even On Rushville Floor
Rushville girls top Liberty Union 16 to 12 with Cotterman scoring 12 and Wells leading the losers. In the boys game Ruff Roshville poured in 23 of his team's 32 points to edge Liberty Union 32 to 28 after a brisk finish. Broyes opened the season with 11 points for the winners.
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Rushville
Liberty Union
Cotterman
Wells
Ruff
G. F
E. Morrow
F. Morraw
Shuping
C. Johnston
L. Shu
Maker
Hanna
Rf Unkle
Mason
San
Baetet
Soker
Schaffer
Helmick
Roley
Broyles
Weller
Winland
Nanvoantes
G. F. Prs
Griffith
Snyder
Fisher
Lehmpry
Lancaster High Bears Rally In Loss At Cambridge
Lancaster varsity, led by Bob Fricker with fourteen points and Castner with eight, fell 25 to 16 after a fast start by Cambridge. Reserves won 18 to 15 as Robinson led the losers with nine. Lancaster next plays Zanesville at home Friday amid a Central Ohio League clash.
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Lancaster High Basketeers
Cambridge
Lancaster
Brownies
Bob Fricker
Ballentine
Ruff
Castner
Lancaster Reserves
Robinson
Grunditsch
Zanesville
Coshocton Braves
Millersport Twins Sweep Berne University in Doubleheader
Millersport teams rebounded after early losses to take both games from Berne Union on their home floor. The girls prevailed 39 to 9 and the boys 36 to 17 in a clear victory for Millersport.
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Millersport
Berne Union
County League Standings
Report on a wrestling match where Rubi clashes with Carp ends with an apparent ring fall. Referee counts to ten as both participants tumble off the ropes and out of the ring amid a chaotic sequence.
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Rubi
Carp
Jong
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Cap Anson
N. C. Appolonio
Arthur Boden
Wright
Dodge
Cincinnati Reds
Radbourne
Grays
Old
Ned Hanlon
Baltimore
Jack Doyle
John McGraw
Willie Keeler
Artie
Doc) Pond
Steve ‘Brodie
Bill Hoffer
Joe Kelley
Hanton
Wilbert Robinson
Hughie Jennings
Heinie Reitz
Joe Quinn
Sadie McMahon
Charles Esper
George Hemming
Frank Bowerman
Bill Clarke
Jimmy “Donnelly
Dak Brouthere
William
Kid) Gleason
Scoops Carey
Comet
W. Bomner
W. Hawke
Harry Taylor
Ether
Illustrigus
Soden
Big
Hoss
Dixie
New York Metropolitans
Pl. Mary's
Chestnut Hill
Symnasium
Fairfield Paper Bowling League
Chene Ewarts
Thompson
Sakder
Yeo
McNaghte
Va Weekley
Va Snider
Mruckman
Gus S Wartz
Glassco
Cotton Eaton
Burésh
Big Hoy
Hankinson
L. A
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Ramsey
Rf. McCracken
Co A Cole
Ig Smith
PB Ballentine
Me O Robinson
Mitchell
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Hutchinson
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Ricketts
Millersport Bars
Pia
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Crampton
Ifi Walker
Carroll
Rush
W. L. Pet
Rudolph
C. Sharp
Lg. Junkermann
Pleasantville
Seward
CO. Hempleman, Rt
Rastofer
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Hartman
Amands
R.enngesy
Keller
Carrell
Robertson, If
Green, & Berne Union
Forsythe
Cooney
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Twoolever
Wolshire
Frickes
Daubenmire
A . Ee Dennison
van Gundy
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