Browns Eye Four Retained Players As New Era Nears
A column argues only four Browns players are worth retaining for 1928, naming Harry Rice and Fred Shulte as likely holdovers. It discusses Shulte’s injury, Mellis for illness, and potential moves involving Sister May Go Away and Milton Gaston, with plans for a rejuvenated infield and renewed fan interest in St Louis baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Ball
Harry Rice
Fred Shulte
Shulte
Browns
St. Louis Park
Harry Nice
Bes Asseis
Sister
Ilness
Oscar Melliie
Melliso
Frank O'Rourke
Wally Schane
Steve O'Neill
Michers
Umpire Billy Evans Injured in Washington Detroit Game
Billy Evans suffers a painful ankle injury and is carried off the field during a Washington versus Detroit game. The incident halts play as medical staff attend to the umpire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sty Evans
City Park defeats Winchester Street in speedball clash
City Park speedball beat Winchester Street 3 to 12 in Pare Circuit action. Lineups included Garrett Nusx Gastley Redmond James Smith McGregor Grove and Wideohot for City Park. Anderson Abrecht Brown Abrecht Boot for Winchester Street. A follow-up game between Parkers and Winchester Street is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park
Winchester Street
Garrett
Nusx
R. Gastley
Redmond
James
Smith
McGregor
Grove
Wideohot
Anderson
J Abrecht
Brown S. Abrecht
Y Parkers
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Bill
Lik
Stade
Dan Hoviery
St Louis
Sarron
Geta
Tex Richard
Impromp Eles
Chicago Boxing Commission
John C. Riebeimer Anding
Jefts
Paul Prehm
Walter M. George
O. W. Huncke
Fght Atv
Billy Evans
Strasburg
Britley
Speedball League
Winchester St
Washington St
Frederick Fruit Supply Co
Second Streets
Eastern Shore
Anne Arandel
R. Capello
M. Passaro
New Florida
Blue Peter Sardines
Frederick County
A&p
Fresh County
Seans
del Monte
A&p Macaroni O Spaghetti
Ee Vee Nee As
Eas
Puotoegarns
Frederick Stndie
Frederick Studie
MLE
Edmonston Studio
East Second Street
Young Men’s Shop
Frederick’s Best Store
North Market St
Frederick, MD
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