Minor Leagues Feature Color and Names Across Leagues
A survey of minor league rosters notes diverse team nicknames, color references, and player-name matches. It highlights clubs from the Eastern, Western, Pacific Coast, Tri State, and Texas leagues, with mentions of notable figures and cross-league parallels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mumaze
Sonewlalike
Pe Raikeseen
Connecticut
Amerigah
Associahis
Maine
Calfornia
Volers
Vancouver
Northwestern
Vernon
New Britain
Fans Central
Eague
Fort Worth Beans
Oklahoma City
Texas fExugie
Buffalo
Eesterns
Patriotis Terns
Providence Clams
Corbett
South Bend
Rating Neteon
Altoona
Providence
Tri State
Bakiore Orioles
Enathen
Silver— Nichols
Foundation
Lontavidle
American Associa
Tion
York
Tri-State
Waterbury
Comiecticut
Bridgeport
Prisca
Pactile-Goust
Lincaster
Tristate
Montgomery
Wik Hameport
Sioux City
Texas
Algo
Millers
Holvoknam
Spokane
Tte Western
New Orleans
Dayton
Sponghou Ys
Toledo
Tacoma
Kansas City
Johnstown
Tri-Suite
Gmohn
Zavesyifh
Hous- Yon
Cenothal
Lancaster
Dylan
Spoyakaue
Brooks
Nashville
Spokaney
New York
Pacific
Ivery
Nance
Reat
Carilai
Ta Beltimores
Aoele
Onklimd
Copat
San Francisco
Gichana
Berty
Fas Kerns
Indianarolla
Ole Amer
Can Association
AOF
Coleges
Northampton
Yale
Curtis and Wricht
Des Moines
Toth
Gen
I J Lee
Joe McGinnity
St. Joseph and Wheeling
Houston
Wichita
Names and places mix in a garbled sports note
A fragmented list mentions teams, cities, and assorted items. References include Fort Worth, Buffalo, Indianapolis, Toledo, Providence, Waterbury, Baltimore, Tacoma, Portland, Houston, Columbia, Montgomery and others with odd, whimsical hardware or person names attached, plus a general sense of baseball and travel.
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Willameport
Lincoln
Bridgeport
Springfield
Hirai Har
Roater
Souedh
Rand Rapide
The
Central
Cook
Dr. Cook
Pete
Fort Worth
Buffalo
Merritt
Indianapolis
American Association
Carr
Toledo
Grand Rapids
Joseph
Trenton
York
Fort Wayne
Speer
San Francisco
Rochester
Holmes
Providence
Waterbury
Baltimore
Tacoma
Portland
Garrett
Northampton
Temple
Houston
Columbia
Montgomery
Los Angeles
Tenement Fire Ravages New York Block
A large fire broke out in a tenement house in New York this morning. Firemen fought the blaze from the street and roof, with about thirty occupants rescued or removed to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epechd
Mepateh
New York
Phe
Crippen Case Report Drives French Detective Shadowing
London reports two persons tailed at Dieppe by French detectives amid Crippen pursuit. Authorities say they are monitoring suspects connected to the case and have located jewels linked to Bello Elmore, though some details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Scotian
Dieppe
France
Reesemble Dr. Crippen
Hihel Glura Laneve
Bello Elmore
Strike in New York Susu Refining Company
In New York on July 22, five workers from the Susu Refining Company walked out in solidarity with striking Pianes milkers, joining a sympathy action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mive Henadyed
Susu Res Fining
Lou Irinhid
Pianes Myer
Jawbone Injury Report From New York Game
Sperhal Ulypatth dislocated her jawbone today in New York during a Bulkoat Leaghter over a jake. The incident involved Colin Coldhetz as a participant in the same scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperhal Ulypatth
Tae ‘Phe
New A
New York
Daly
Colin Coldhetz
Jake
Wind Checks Flights At The News Office In Mleteburg
Wind delays air service as gusty conditions force postponements. Several local residents on the sick list are improving, including Bertha Abrecht and Bert Swomley children. The Swomley family typhoid cases are easing, with Harry Swomley near hospital discharge and others recovering at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swomley
Nea
Calvin Swomley
Daniel
Fannie Swomley
Harry Swomley
Comity
Ulthe
Whitp-Coruk Wedding Notice Involving Whipp Family
The notice records a wedding near Jefferson with Miva dads V Gotan and Mr oe Cae Whipp of Church Hill, mentioning relatives Wa Sore Deenaoat Whipp and others. It notes a reception or travel to Atlantic City after the ceremony and lists local names associated with the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitp
Coruk
Miva Dads V. Gotan
Jeferson
Oe Cae Whipp
Church Hill
Arlod
Mm. L. Thuretoo
Brad Clever
Wa Sore
Jefferann
Deenaoat Whipp
Baltiserwen
Singers Lead After Win Over Camp Dippy In Alley Bowling
Singers beat Camp Dippy 194 pins to capture all three games and take the league lead with 1464 total. Wichman averaged near 100, Miller led pinfall at 102, Frazier 8 and Storm tops for Dipey at 71. Next, Fronight features Mer otianta vs Railroad. tomorrow Ringers vs Y M C A.
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Braddock Heights
Wichman
Garoo
Miller
Frazier
Storm
Merotianta
Railroad
Ringers
Shut Out the Uniteds and Local Battery Names
Muddled report notes Judkoye Ratt defeating Volts in a recent game. Various player names such as Bucke, Rata, Mullnix, Haller, Kennedy, and Amelia Harper are mentioned amid disjointed bulletins about renewals and warm welcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniteds
Judkoye Ratt
Convict Work Program Expands on Washington Roads
Six hundred fifty convicts from Vallejo Washington State penitentiary will work on State Aid roads across Eastern and Central Washington during August through November. Identification uses finger prints photos and profiles. they wear life-like suits and receive food and guardless quarters. Officials note strong rivalry and high productivity, with some workers earning up to 40 a day while others receive lower wages for farm labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valle Walla
Washington State
Washington
J. S. Ferry
Spokane Mounty Good Rounds
Xkat
Sinute
Wabbington
Ins
Ile
Imenth Sd
Norfolk boy cured after homeopathic treatment in London hospital
A Swadsthorpe Norfolk child aged ten, long ailing with spinal stiffness and paralysis, improves after treatment at the Homespathie Howlin in London. Doctors note reduced symptoms and mobility returning, with ongoing concern about lasting recovery.
Dean's Kidney Pills Promising Back Pain Relief
Frederick readers report fast relief from kidney trouble using Dean's Kidney Pills. Katie Donovan of Ballard Street Brunswick Maryland describes long running pain and headaches until using the pills, after which she has no kidney symptoms. Sold by dealers nationwide at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York is the U S sale agent. Remember the name Boan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Dean
Katie Donovan
Ballford St
Brunswick
Foster Milburn ,Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Boan
Notes of News From Across Maryland State
A roundup of local happenings reports the death of Helen Buller from burns in Hilton. Other notes mention political tensions in Cambridge over municipal elections, remarks by Governor Crothers, farming needs, and organizational events in Pen-Mar and Baltimore area. Coroner's inquiry in Mount Winoes finds a man killed by a gunshot. A Bethlehem Steel contract with Davis Coal and Coke Co. is noted as significant. Wheat conditions shift in Harford and surrounding counties amid shipping to markets. Separate items cover city speed-limit enforcement, the Chesapeake area orchestra, a nervous breakdown of a local official, and community celebrations in Barnesville with prize winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Buller
Hilton
Cambridge
Crothers
Fat Plaiu
Maryland, Oyster Association
W. JH. Kil- Tigh
John Shevtey
Leitersburg
Washington County
Mount Winios
Charles Smilth
Jexxe D. Price
Wivonleo County
Sharptown
Light Street
Balthmore
Elwood L. Murray
OM. Murray
Oat
Alice
Davis Coal and Coke Company
Baltimore
Bethleheny Steel Company
Uarford Couity
Upper Barford
Thurford
Quarket
EH Reybure
Woodbina
Cool County
Tarte de Grice
Follee
John Welsh
Lagatteore
Lloyi Rawlings
Trenton
Lian Sykes
Secrehay
Halph Leonid ¢ Drovtor
Gerad Eversling
Wlater
DeWarren
Reynolde
Leeder
Maryland
Cumberhand
John M. Reynelte
Bedford
Republiain
Thayer de Grace
Havre de Grace
Williamy L. Clements
Earl Selby
Ralph Ontutt
Rossdale
Miss Morris
Bradley Shreve
Dickersons
Missy Vera Cromwell
Buckeystown
Araby Socials and Farm Notes Highlight Week
Prof and Mrs Hardy with two children Genia and Elaine plus Mr and Mrs Diamond Holland of Washington visit Linwood Zimmerman's. John Doerman and Mary Riely of Washington stay with Frank Fraley. Ella Stup and Ethel Price travel to Rochester Indiana to visit Rev and Mrs Pence. Mrs John Lowthan returns from Madison County Virginia. Mrs Carson Pope and daughter Irene spend summer with her mother Mrs Whateon Belt. Farmers threshing wheat yields 25 to 80 bushels per acre. George W Crum and mother Susan R Crum of Jefferson, ill at daughter Mrs Alfred Thomas, Peteraville, show slight improvement.
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Araby
Mre. Hardy
Genia
Elaine
Diamond Holland
Washington, D. C
Linwood
Zimmerman’s
John Doerman
Mary Riely
Washington
Frank Fraley
Ella Stup
Ethel Price
Rochester
Ind
Pence
John Lowthan
Madison County
Carson Pope
Irene
Whateon Belt
Merkel the Berks County Strawberry King Rises From Wheat
Daniel M Merkell of Fleetwood Pennsylvania transforms a run down farm into a thriving berry operation. He plants 130 pear trees 150 two year old peaches and 160 one year strawberries and rotates crops to maximize yield. Last year he sold 10 000 boxes of berries worth about 450 per acre after expenses. He employs expert pickers paid by the box and uses a meticulous system to ensure quality and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berke
Daniel
M. Merkell
Fleetwood
Berks County
Merkel
San Jose
Wnall
Berky County
Mer
Wits
Dagginai
Chen
Frederick Market Prices for Farm Commodities
Agricultural prices show wheat No 2 red at 1.00 per bushel, corn ear at 3.40 per barrel, rye 0 to 5c, oats 48c to 60c, barley 60c per bushel. Timothy hay 19 to 20, mixed hay 16 to 18, clover 16 to 17, straw hay 8 to 10, flour winter wheat 6.10, spring wheat 5.75 to 6.26, cornmeal 1.60 to 1.70, milk feed bran 35.60 per ton, middlings 29.60 per ton, red dog 2.20 to 2.30, dairy meal 23 to 38, cotton seed meal 24, Timothy 2.25 per buckel, clover 7 to 8.
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Isha
Fis
Mikyoee
Crippen
Bpereiat Piapateh
Mleteburg
He Aviation Cinb
Jesan Skoover
Patrick Street
William 8. Hinks
West Patrick Street
Bert Abrecht
George W. Shipley
DS Ayente
Santiayuma
Subidarvite
Crist. Ueny
Atlantic
Titeven Prreeus Pre Balti
Frederick and Vicinity
On- Mar
Melvin PD. Wood
New Market
Dhly
Athinite City
Guy ¥. Brust
West All Saints’ Street
Middletown Valley
Harvey K. Stokes
Chlcago
Charles 1
Stotes
Dim Avenue
M. Buagene
Mhoc
Misson Mirmie
Motthe Shaler
Rocky Springa
and Moe
George Linder
Chutes
Misa Dna
Atoll
Tel
Striox
Minnehester
Grayson Gaver
Evanner
Byd O. Railroad
da W. A Gaver
Mi. Mey
AL BR. Routzaling
North Vernon
Ann J. W. Wilson
Norrow
Cruton
Olle
SR Cott
Mie
Wilson
Casing
H. Beaufelter
J. H. Frazier
H. Schmidt
Cand
Dinon
Sholler
Stern
Schrenther
Middletown
Verchanta
Amelia Harper
Attlebaro
Sid Bowe
State of Washington
Rushbrook
Brittle Man
Ater
Unito
Lon
Swadsthorpe
Norfolk
Howlin
Mort
Rughbrook
Heaver
Bk Lane
Bos
Arbor Vikite
News OF the
George W. Crum
Susan R. Crum
Jefferson
Alfred Thomas
Peteraville
Strawberry
Tham
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Timothy
Clover
Tee Bushel
Professtoral Cares
Patmaman
West Franklin Street
BET
T Cie
Sieur Hn
Pee Erick
8. E. Smith
North Market Street
Bevard Kepner
North Market
Btneet
K. Frederick, MD
James A, Long
Frederick, MD
Jerser
Joe
J. Marshall
American Salvation Army
A. i. Nothenhoeffr
Yellow Springs
Braddock
East Second Street
C. E. Aine
Jyasdon TV
Beats Street
Church
West Church Street
Mobing & Bro
West Pattick Street
Dantel Ednsler
West
Tce Bracery
Daniel Eineler
Ant
Eust South Arrest
Carrot Street
Gare Rett
Bentz
Mimraball Milter
Widl
East Sixth Street
B. J. Mwadson
Nothin Market Street
the News Office
Washington Junction
Philadelphia
Vie Malin
New ‘York
Pittsburg
Mnarpers
Hagerstown
Jartineburg
Ana Harp
Harrisburg
Staunton
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