Pirates Luck Then and Now Aboard the 1905 Club
The Pirates face a season buoyed by luck, as Me's thet Mire Lady Luck headlines a spring crew led by Traynor. Key players Danton Host Brown Swift Weaver Lucas Brandt Backups Todd Padsen Eppa Gooch and Waner fill pitching and catching roles while rookies gain experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
Draynor
Natrona League
Ata World
Traynor
Segaron
Walte Hravt
Tramway
Arky Vaughn
AL ‘Todd
Andy Blianton
Mr. Danton
Mr. Host
Mace Brown
Will Swift
Man Mountain Weaver
Red Lucas
Ed Brandt
Brooklyn
Ralph Dirkhofer
Marty Lavayette
Brandt
Pirates
Forber
Todd
Tommy Padsen
Aubrey “Yo-Yo" Eppa
Johnny Gooch
Pirate
Epps
Spectacles Allowed for Certain Rating Officials
unclear text references changes permitting specific rating officials to wear spectacles if needed under a British maritime context.
Bridge Play The National Masters Solve A Complex Contract
A fragment from a puzzle page discusses a bridge hand where South must defend after West holds the queen. The article notes Lew Lewis Bernard of Cincinnati as a master participant and references a problem from New York in April. It teases a solution in the next issue with a question about three discards and no trump strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
West
Lewla Berenard
Cincinnati
Todividual
New York
East
Nest Sow
Bridge play and football exhibition notes mix in report
The narrative describes a bridge hand where declarer leads fated, spades, and the second round shows West holding the queen and nine. Bernard shifts to hearts, then diamonds, West follows and ruffs, Bernard retains control, and the hand concludes with Bernard winning. A stray line hints Georgetown University may join an exhibition schedule at Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epanti
Declarer
Nee
Dog
Weeterett
Bernard
Bejarn
West
Ruth
Hearts
Georgetown University
Wilkes Marne Barons
Marnie
Aarons
Mike McNally
Ornate
Permeter
Ysa
Maine
James Tobin Named Head Football Coach at Gallaudet College
James Tobin, a former Mt. St Marys College athlete, has been appointed head football coach at Gallaudet College in Washington. He succeeds Oret Mitchell, who stepped down after a lengthy tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tobin
Mt. St Mary's
Gallaudet College
Washington
Oret Mitchell
Jeretty
Barons Sign 23 rookies at Wilkes-Barre camp
Twenty three players reported for the Wilkes-Barre rookie camp under manager Mule Ate Sey as Barons dispatch 23 signed prospects to contracts. Blethen Morin Dague Nash and Depko stood out with strong drills while Sullivan Shalt duel for shortstop and Colura impressed with a fastball and control. Two more workouts planned as the Barons shape a farm squad with about 20 players arriving the following night.
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Raver
Gelert
Lottie Bato
Poeld
Tharty
Manaper Mule Ate Sey
Titosta
Thamar
Vallis
Crs
Alniite
Blethen
Sanday
Chicopee
Mass
Don Mert
Cerond
Milldale
Hateshin
Winesor
Mike Depko
Plymouth
Sam Collura
Ptoimsville
Dawe
Tague
Morin
Dague
Sullivan
Shalt
Depko
Vies Natty
Will Ha
Hubl Fitzgerald
Mate Shirley
Washington
Rbaseman
Goldsboro
N.C
Nix
Imonnuthy
Wiskee-Barre
Barone
Speed Williams
Eli
Sunedawn
McCurdy Baold Yeas
Margie
Noarena
Secre Antaed
Rook Lee Margie
Wilher-iaree
Brederol
Doe Price
Uneety
Cothan
Corey
Dott
Wallain
Phase near collapse of Detroit Tigers on Cochranes split era
Harry Grayson recalls the Detroit Tigers and manager Cochrane amid a fractured Philadelphia-Detroit link. The piece notes Cochrane’s handling, purchases of Perkins and Simmons, fan discontent, and the impact on team chemistry as expectations of a pennant fade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Grayson
Sporty
NEA Servier
Laveland
Fla
Closrot
Detroit Baseball Company
Alaria
Hoover
Gordon Stanley Cochrane
Wilegteh
Psgre
Tigers
Far Am
Mickey Cochrane
Sas
Fran Buke
Hbo
Beth
Lapis
Cachrane
Ann Arbour
Nasield
Detroit
Cochrane
Cocherane
Peagreen
Portland Coasters
Athletics
Ward Simons
Simmons
Frank Navin
Connie Mack
Perkins
Yankees
Tlrers
Chase
White Sox
Giles
Local college meet recap with scattered OCR fragments
Fragmentary report notes athletes from a Virginia university and other teams in a national league context. Names and dates are unclear. The text hints at alumni involvement and a resume style update for competitors, with several garbled terms.
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Owler Dade
Umipur
Littea
Nationa League
Sy Pfirman
University of Virgin
Athete
Mountaneers Appoint Opekun To Lead Nine This Season
Wally Opekun, longtime assistant at Mowne St Mirys College, is named to coach the Mountaneers baseball team this season. The move follows a period of coaching changes as the squad prepares for a spring schedule beginning with a match against Johns Hopkins University and the home opener versus the University of Delaware.
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Wally Opekun
Mowne St Miry's College
Fanmitslrs
Wall Dianidie
Dee Tianes
Mowntiitieer
Beeball
Btead
Cul- Jene Offenily
Pandasomayphit
Jaedal Lawler
Qoueh
Elle Olive
Wath
Lawler
I Dawson
Ponedal
Towler
Aidan Paeebe
Chadis
Maat
Faye Mows
Opekion
Bul Sullivan
Joe Karpinski
Mike Seesney
Oinfelder Lass
Sedis Treipe
Ato
Og Meuntmun
Vamny Johnson
John
China
Diekinen
Alperstein Wins U S Collegiate Tile in Tight Final
Alperstein defeated Karl Drexel of San Jose College to capture the U S collegiate title in a tense national tournament. Maryland featherweight Tom Birmingham was outpointed by Eckstram of the Netherlands in the comic final round.
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Suenamento
Coli Apalt
Renny Alpertin
Universts
Martane
Nationaal Collegiate Athletic Association
Bostog
Alpertein
Karl Drexel
San Joe Collese
Sy Gefinners
Tom Birmingham
Maryland
Wis
Eckstram
Neth Dikelm
James Signs With Cambria In Salisbury Club Move
Frank James, outfield star of the Frederick Oustlers, signs with Joe Cambria's Salisbury club in the Eastern Shore League this month. If he maintains his Whith style and capability, he should fit with the Sho'men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambria
Frank James
Frederick Oustlers
Joe Cambria
Salisbury
James
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Pie Traynor
Dame Fortune
Bill Brubaker
Hermosa Beach
Calif
Traynora
Gus Suhr
Mr. Vaughan
Floyd Young
Brubaker
Suhr
Browne
Hossesman
Minneapotia
Handley
Cancinnati
Trento
Warner Hoven
Paul
Tom Hafey
Forrest Jensen
Fred Behulte
Paul Waner
National Tearue Fie Te Saskaeathers
Gatheld
John Tickshat
Malfaly
Morris Saints
University ‘At Texas
Dickehint
Buffalo
Traynor Consdere
Eustenen
Dharma
Pap
Lockiys
Arcus
Het Pfst
Rigiardsmobile
Rockmomnt
Howe Town
Toocom Santa Anita Handicav
Moy
Md-Pa
Wowling EV Agt
Liv Chutes
Ton Randstow
Galade Wal -Gather
Hanover
IKI Fisher Motor Co
Unieberg
Nis
Sinewk
Grove Wool
Hobbs
Kalb
van Poole
Arcade Veederick
Glade Walten & Garber
Lyn
Smith
Fritz
Alee
WY WM
Meckennody
American Bridge League
Ncalating
ATIOB
Dasler Potter
Flagg
Unite News
Spestifare
Jack Flaca
Washington Univerats
University of Californa
Stattte
Bruce Humper
Pollock
Barons
Qver
M'Kenzie
Mbt
Stevens
Volvo
Tient
Creane Baturdiy
Cornea Tech
Esa
T Powell Hoettery
Wyoming
Navin
Milwaukeean
Goose Goslin
Pete Fox
JoJo White
Gerald Walker
Oufield
Gail Creprese
Operun
Jojo
Johnny Hayke
Jon McGurk
Joe Segadelli
Tony Apichella
Frank Apichella
Alperstein
U. S
Seth Thomas
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Markell & Ford
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Fredericktown
J. Marshall Miller
Ane
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