Wally Pipp Moves On From Yankees to Reds
The article notes Wally Pipp, longtime Yankees first baseman, being sent to Cincinnati as Col. Jake Ruppert reshapes the club. Pipp, praised as a tough batter and gentleman, is seen as the real punch in the lineup, with Babe Ruth and Urban Shocker cited as key figures in the Yankees’ rise.
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Col
Jake Ruppert
New York Yankees
Wally Pipp
Cincinnati Reds
Lipp
Yankee
Ruppert
Colonel Huston
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Colonels
Babe
Urban Shocker
Yank
St. Louis Browns
Pipp
Ruth
Pop
Tie
Wally
Cincinnati Club
Sport Notes Highlighting Early 20th Century Games
The column lists figures and facts: Calcutta golf club as the oldest outside Britain, stocky Kansas touted as a rich boxer, Loren Murchison not defending English titles abroad, a New York basketball club planning a 10 000 seat arena for an American league franchise, and the national open golf championship at Scioto in Columbus to be broadcast by radio. It notes Tommy Loughran studying golf and rugby’s record rugby attendance. It mentions naming holes at Girard California golf course and England’s football teams’ struggle for back-to-back championships.
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New York
Scioto
Columbus
Baseball news and player moves across major leagues
The article surveys recent baseball activity including Howard A. Holland joining the Cincinnati Reds, Mike Walker's power for the Baltimore Orioles, Al Fons and Gaston linked with the Red Sox battery, Ed Walsh Jr. at Notre Dame, Cubs optioning Clyde Beck to Milwaukee, and various trades and promotions across teams. It notes Mexico organizing a baseball league, discussions of minor league promotions, and lingering notes on Walter Johnson and N L Hawks.
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Ed Walsh, Jr
White Sox
Notre Dame
Combs High Hopes Led By Joe McCarthy at Cubs
Joe McCarthy who took over the Chicago Cubs helps develop Karl Combs the Yankee outfielder and spares a Kentucky teacher by selling Combs to the Yankees for a substantial sum that funded Parkway Field in Louisville. Combs faced early errors but improved with McCarthy’s guidance and steady practice.
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Joe McCarthy
Chicago Cubs
Karl Combs
Kentucky
Combs
McCarthy
Louisville
American Association
Mac
Louiisville
Flo
Yankees
Parkway Field
Tennis Ankles Warn Of Strain Among Enthusiasts
Visitors returning from the Riviera report widespread tennis ankle issues among players. A London foot specialist notes constant tennis can thicken legs and ankles due to poor shoe support. He cites Suzanne who wears special shoes with shock absorbers and recommends fitting the instep and, on grass, preferring plimsolls if needed. Dancing is praised as effective foot exercise.
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Riviera
London
Suzanne
Queen's
Bath Club
New Giant Backstop Photograph Shows Paul Florence
A new photograph features Paul Florence, the heavy hitting catcher who has just joined the New York Giants, signaling a key addition to the team's roster.
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Paul Florence
New York Giants
Joe Bush Reaches Fifth World Series Career Milestones
Joe Bush, veteran pitcher in five world series across teams including Athletics Red Sox Yankees and Washington, began majors in 1912. He starred in 1922 with 26 wins and 7 losses, earning two blue ribbon victories in 1913 and 1923.
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Joe Bush
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Athletics
Red Sox
Yankees
Bush
Rose Declines US Championships Bid in Philadelphia
New Zealand track star Reginald Rose will skip the United States championships in Philadelphia this July. He cited Paavo Nurmi of Finland as a draw that would lure him away from the British championship, but Nurmi cannot travel to the U S this summer.
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Paavo Nurmi
R.A. Rose
New Zealand
Stamford Bridge
London
Reginald Rose
United States
Philadelphia
Rose
Finland
Amateur Athletic Union
Nurm
Nurmi
Length of Skirt Still Undecided
The New York Herald Tribune fashion critic notes faint signs of longer hems for next autumn while Lucien Lelong foresees a modest lengthening and hopes the knee length remains. He links skirt length to the era’s spirit, citing independence and historical figures to argue long skirts may not fit modern liberty.
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New York Herald-Tribune
Lucien Lelong
M. Lelong
Catherine of
Russia
Cristine
Sweden
Joan of Arc
White Silk Printed Dress for Sports Wear Fashion Item
A white silk printed dress designed for sports wear features a green suede belt and a green silk tie. The style targets young women seeking dressy athletic apparel.
Evening gowns showcase sheer fabrics and subtle sophistication
Evening attire favors pink white black absinthe chartreuse mauve cyclamen and blue with silk tulle chiffon georgette lace and full skirts. Bodices remain plain or lightly embroidered with a rounded front and a low back point. Gold and silver lame broche-lames elevate formal gowns as elegance and material beauty define the look.
Parisians and Americans Clash Over Fashion Details
Parisians and Americans argue over small style choices from gloves and corsages to stockings and rainwear. Paris favors leather boutonnieres, leather asters, and sheer stockings, while Americans prefer suede, parchment hosiery, and rubberized silk raincoats.
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Paris
Belge
America
Fur Trimming Adorns Chic Coat for Summer
The article describes summer fur trimmed coats in silk, with back fullness from panels, higher front waistlines, and fur collars or borders on lighter fabrics. It notes Paris trends in millinery with Lewis hats featuring gold and silver kid trims, grosgrain ribbons, and mixed black and pink color schemes.
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Paris
Tewis
Lewis
Sports Lines At Summer Resorts Define Semi-Sport Style
The piece notes almost every daytime occasion at summer resorts features semi-sport costumes. It emphasizes comfort and convenience paired with chic distinctness, combining utilitarian sportswear with a more fashionable appearance across time and place.
Schalk Keeps Busy In Long White Sox Career
Ray Schalk veteran White Sox catcher has played at least 100 games in all but one season since 1912. The lone exception came in 1924 with 57 games. His peak year was 1920 with 151 games, followed by 142 in 1922 and 140 in 1917.
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Schalk
Ray Schalk
White Sox
Comiskey
Milwaur
Kee
Ameria ‘Association
Stocking Bonnets and Straw Footwear Fashion Trend
Fads this season include stocking bonnets and straw footwear. Stocking hats use heavy silk thread and resemble horsehair with metallic sheen, paired with hosiery in matching shades. Straw shoes feature natural Panama and dyed colors in pentwork patterns, with stiff heel foundations for support and lightweight wear. Raffia embroidery adds bright flowers to kid shoes, while natural straw vamps dominate sports styles.
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Panama
Colorful Dresses Sweep Summer Fashion in 1920s Style
A fashion feature notes bold summer dresses bright with vivid color inspired by film and tropical florals. Wide hats in pastel felts replace small dark hats while printed crepes and georgettes show off jabots and lace trims. Prominent designers like Patou and Madeleine Vionnet appear with floral prints, polka dots, and wedding gowns featuring Chantilly lace and godets.
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California
Bakst
Greenwich Village
Philadelphia Record
Lon Chaney
Worida
Florida
Miami
Patou
Home cookery notes and recipes from a historic menu
A collection of period recipes and dietary guidance including rolls with orange glaze, Hermits cookies, Oatmeal Cookies, Sugar Cookies, Coconut Cookies, Coconut Macaroons, and tips on balanced nutrition. It emphasizes plain baking methods, quick ovens, and the value of soups and vegetables for daily menus with notes on protein starch ratios and digestibility.
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Parker House
Raton
Paris notes bold new beach costumes with bloused silhouettes
A Paris correspondent reports in the New York Herald Tribune on midseason beach wear featuring vivid color contrasts, printed silks, and a bloused silhouette. White satin frocks and two piece white models gain popularity at European resorts and on these shores, with feminine touches despite mannish style influences.
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Paris
New York Herald-‘Tribune
Simple Hat Decoration Combines Ribbon and Bed Shape
A simple hat making guide describes combining a small felt shape, grose grain ribbon, and a broad ribbon to create a hat with uniform flexible brim, tilted in front and held on both sides. If needed, add pearl or rhinestone pins to finish.
Gliveier National Park Scene Described in Fragments
The fragmentary text depicts a ceremony around a tree in Vidhan territory within Gliveier National Park. It mentions taking medicine and communicating with the Great Spirit. The passage mixes ritual images with scattered debris and trinkets, suggesting an indigenous gathering amid nature.
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Gliveier National Park
Eine
Real Biastot Quote Sparks Debate on Pear Substitute
A quirky quote from Arias Gunertte claims that the Real Biastot A orubidt's four serves as a pear substitute for horse sense, prompting discussion about language oddities and authorial intent.
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Orubidt
Arias Gunertte
Drum on Gold Coast In every phase of tative public
Fragmentary text outlines a message for officials, funerals, and public ceremonies. It references South African context and a general exhortation to install officials across phases on a public stage.
Grape Sugar Promotes Health Say Physicians
Physicians describe grape sugar as one of the most readily absorbed sugars in grapes. They argue it promotes vigor and helps maintain good health.
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Tommy Loughran
England
Scotland
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Calif
Vacenr
Poccer
Howard A. Holland
University of Virginia
Mussolini
Mike Walker
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Ike al Fons
Holy Cross College
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Gaston
Yestess
Cubs
Clyde Beck
Milwaukee Club
Mexico
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Toledo
Giants
Bill Friel
Tom Porter
Terre Haute
Dennis White
Jeanette Club
Cincinnati
George Dumont
Minneapolis
Fendricks
Dumont
Howard Fitzgerald
Wichita Falls
Boston Americans
Joe Kiefer
Ross
Jenkins
Walter Johnson
Mighty Twirling Ace
Senators
N. L. Hawks
Hawks
Newark
Shugart
Miller
Peltz
Reda
Pune
Joe
Yank Outfielder
Milady
Lanvin
Tun
Martial Et Armand
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Cannes
Georgette
Madeleine Vionnet
Point d'Alencon
Western Newspaper Union
Gold Coast
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