Cardinals Weak In Hurling Staff
Branch Rickey discusses pitching concerns for the 1925 Cardinals, expressing optimism about hitters and defense while predicting improvement in pitching. He cites Duster Mallls and rookie Rhme as prospects, notes veterans Haines Setheron Sherdell and Stuart as staff holdovers, and lists possible outfield and catcher options alongside farm-system calls and trades.
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Ala Santore
Stockton
Gal
Mar
Rickey
St. Louis
Hornsby
Jeaders
Cardinals
Duster Malls
Rhem
Statt
Jessie Haines
Alan Setheron
Bdinger
Bill Sherdell
Johnny Stuart
Leo Dickerman
Dodgers
Teavas
Barnes
Eyanaville
Clough
Fort Smith
Day
Musko- Red
Hallahan
Kalamazoo
Shields
Dallas
Ind
Mike Gonzales
Roscoe Holm
Walter Schmidt
Pirates
Cilef Resistanta
Vick
Houlsville
Causa
al Bool
Jimi Bottomley
Fatfeld
Bell
S*roigan
Toporcer
Cooney
Thevonow
Bladen
Myers
Smith
Mueller
Toledo
Hafer
Houston
Taylor Dowthit
St. Joe
Bishop To Pilot Polish A. C. Team
A Polish A C club meeting drew many players and fans as Charles Bishop was elected manager to pilot a fast semi pro team. Bleachers will be built and the field improved while Western Pennsylvania and Ohio clubs are sought for games. Contacts: Charles Bishop 403 1-2 Philips st or 533 W-2. President Kuharski handed contracts for Mescall Glasser Warner Fishop Burke Walser Ross Panella De Mucci De Mucci Tritz Richards Plunkos Brune Jendijyalk.
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A.C
Charles Bishon
Western
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Charles Bishop
Philips Street
Stanley Kuharski
Bishop
Mescall
Glasser
J. Warner
Cy Fishop
Burke
T. Walser
Ross
Panella
J. de Mucci
R. de Mucci
Tritz
Richards
Plunkos
Brune
Jendijyalk
Rip Van Winkles In Phillies Outfield Spark Attention
Bradenton spring notes show Phillies shaping an aging outfield led by Burns Harper Williams with an average near 40. Mokan Schultz and Yordy backfield the blend as Fletcher faces potential injuries and reliance on limited left handed hurlers in Clarence Mitchell.
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Fletcher
Warold Yordy
Kitty Bramfield
Waterbury
Mideskeon
Yordy
Finlcher
Williams
Harper
Clarence Mitchell
Franchises Shakeup In Lawrence County Baseball League
Italian A A surrendering its franchise prompts doubt about a full schedule. South Side and West Side corridors may also bow out, leaving Coaltown Wampum Ellwood City Bessemer Energy Mahoning A A and P O as contenders as the league plans for up to eight or ten teams. Grounds issues and turf talks loom as Claude Patton and Lou Fuller clash over West Side participation.
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FRATZ
Italian, Athletic Association
Lawrence County
South Side
West Side
Coaltown
Wampum
Ellwood City
Bessemer
Energy
Mahoning A. A
P.O
Rick Overlands
Ttalian A. A
Claude Patton
Union A. C
Lou Fuller
West Side Tigers
Claude
P Patton
Scotland Lane
Waat
Entivery
Sisler Eyes Comeback as Star Player Manager in 1923
By Feg Murray. George Sisler, once named American League MVP in 1922, returns to the field as player-manager for the Browns after a sinus trouble kept him out last season. In 1920 he led the league with a .420 average, 246 hits, 51 stolen bases, 134 runs, and a 41 game hitting streak, and fans hope his vision holds.
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George Sisler
George
Browns
Spealer
Hooper
Harris
Jamieson
Sisler
Bagaman
Jiggs Donahue
Hal
Chase
University of Michigan
Chicago
Luvar
Danny Kramer Recalls Two Tough Ring Battles
Danny Kramer describes two hard fights that defined his early career. He details a 1916 amateur bout in Boston where Matty Herbert broke his nose, the crowd, and his resolve to finish. He also recalls his Philadelphia debut against Billy Bevans, facing clinches and held punches as Bevans stymied his opening salvoes.
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Danny Kramer
Kid Kaplan
Philadelphia
Edwin Weygont
New Castle
Youngstown
Danny
Ra Meinis
Boston
Matty Herbert
New York
Mechanics Hall
Herbert
Matty
Coulee
Billy Bevans
Philly
Bevans
Billy
All-Stars Rally to Edge Loose Nut Club in Close Battle
New Castle High All-Stars defeated Loose Nut Club 91 to 28 after a strong final period surge led by Summer Klaber and Robinson. Early dominance by Campera gave way to a tight third quarter as High School players pushed to the front to seal the win. Hartman Kroen Genkinger starred for Loose Nuts in a hard fought game.
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New Castle High Al-Stern
Loose Nut Club
Oc’ Evn
Acors
Campera
All-Stars
Loose Nuta
Klaber
Robinson
Summer
Ehining Hghtea
All- Stara
Hartman
Kroen
Genkinger
Loos Nuts
Loose Nute
Melder
F. Hartman
Wright
Hood
Robinson Uriposer
Sumner
Kroen LR
Ee Ene Gece
Mooseheart Gymnasium Plan Promises Prominent Athletics
Field goals list: Hartman six, Gen singer two, Kroen two, Durtesser one, Robingon six, Sumner three, Klaber four, Melder one, Wright two. Four goals: Hartman three of three, Kroem three of three, others varied. Referee Ray Nolte. Scorer P Levine. Mooseheart Illinois hosts a raiding school and other boy institutions while planning a new large gymnasium. Cornerstone next June for an interscholastic track and field meet. Calgary Golf and Country Club to be tas Dost of this year.
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Hartman
Gensinger
Kroen
Durtesser
Robingon
Sumner
Klaber
Melder
Wright
Robinson
Summer
Kroem
Genklnger
Ray Nolte
P. Levine
H. Levine
Calgary
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Branch Rickey
A. C. Team
Bohemia
M. Moresky
Long Avenue
Moravia
Rip van Winkles
Phillies
Norman E. Brown
Sporting Editor
Central Press
Bradenton
Flt
Florida
Bradentown
Sarasota
Burns
Omnielder
Feds
George Harner
Messrs. Hurns
Phils
Johnny Mokan
Joseph Schultz
Experi
Allis
Lawrence Cycle Company
South Mercer Street
Capitol Theatre
GEC
Feg Murray
Penn-Ohio
Ohio Power and Light Company
Youngstown, O. Greenville, Pa
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Sharon, Pa
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New Castle, Pa
Ellwood City, Pa
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Danny Kramers
Mooseheart
Order of Moose
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