Hustlers Batting Averages Lead Despite Low Standings
The Hustlers and their hitters show strong showing in first 36 games with team average around .293 to .398 for Johnny Sank and .329 for Chick Fallis. Pitching notes include Sherry’s loss, Moneymaker and For Mian with a few wins, and general weak pinching department and solid defense.
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Nuatler
Buck Ramsey
Huntlers
Johnny Sank
Chick Fallis
Johnoy
Tommy Thompson
Tubbie Miller
Ray Gerdner
Strain
Kite
Sherry
Frankie
Miller
Gardner
Ylenry Sherry
Moneymaker
Mian
King
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Champson
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Philadelphia
Strait
Si Epi Annales
Ramsey
Csagey
Mustier Pitching Records
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Wooi
Are
Monestiker
AON
Toyman E . Bing
Orler
Eddie Rommel Knuckle Ball Craze Sweeps Majors
Billy Evans reports Eddie Rommel’s great 1922 season sparked a knuckle ball craze in the majors. Rommel’s machine like delivery and perfect poise keep him a standout despite fluctuating win totals. His mastery of the knuckle ball is hailed as exceptional.
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Eddie Rommel
Knuckler of Rommel Dominates Notable Game
The article reviews Rommel’s knuckle ball as a dominant pitch, noting its unpredictable breaks and difficulty for catchers. It highlights Rommel’s speed, control, and effectiveness, citing his 1922 Beacon usage and widespread influence on minor league pitching. It also mentions Connie Mackie’s view on warnings for upcoming games.
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Hevsites
Rommel
Dazzy Vance
Romiel
Yver
Connie Mackie
Baseball Results Standings of Clubs National League
Baseball results show Boston 7 over Chicago 4 and Cincinnati 5 Brooklyn 4. Pittsburgh 13 over New York 11 and St Louis 6 over Philadelphia 4. Brooklyn visits Pittsburgh and New York plays Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Chicago. Further schedules not listed.
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Chicago
Washington
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Geery
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadephia
Chien
Middletown Valleysites poised for title bid
Middletown Valleysites claim a confident start after defeating Woodsboro in an 1825 County League opener. The lineup features pitching trio Withide Ford Crone, strong infield with Reachey Rice Himes, and a powerfully placed outfield led by Kepler and Remeburg brothers as they pursue the championship amid early season handicaps.
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Woodboro Champi
M Middletown Vallesites
Valley Nine
Ira
Vatley
Withide
Ford
Crone
Woodsboro
Hanver
Amos Reachey
Tater Rice
Himes
Vallee Nine
Middletown Team Faces Tough Path to Flag Title
Reports from five towns indicate the Middletown outfit faces a hard run to win the flag as the season opens. The early outlook suggests strong challengers and a competitive race for the championship.
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Middletown
Montedonico Wins Medalist Honors at Southern Golf Meet
Louis Montedonico of Memphis captured medalist honors at the Southern golf tournament in Asheville on June 17. He posted a 72 after a dramatic finish, birdieing the 18th to edge teammate Chateen Hartie by one stroke, with a four foot putt sealing the victory.
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Biltmore Forest Club
Asheville
N.C
Louis Montedonico
Memphis
Montedonico
Chateen
Hartie
Has Anpeen Ho
Lively ball blamed for more injuries in major leagues
The contention grows that the lively ball increases home runs while causing a spike in injuries. Players like Ken Williams illustrate powerful drives that barely miss becoming homers as pitchers, infielders, and outfielders face greater risk from hard rebounds and misplays. The Yankees’ Everett Scott case shows how lineup changes can coincide with injuries, fueling debate among magnates over possible rule changes.
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Ken Williams
St Louis Browns
Yankee Stadium
New York
Wiliams
Ox Fibre loses to Chapline in ten to five five innings
A high school baseball game at Chapline featured eight errors and a 10 to 5 Chapline win over Ox Fibre in five innings. Chapline outhit Ox Fibre as starting pitchers faced mounting mistakes, while Dickens and Miller contributed key plays for Chapline. An unrelated billiards note follows about Willie Jamer, a youthful prodigy from England with a $50,000 claimed potential.
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Mash
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Larvely
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Ceammuntes
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Sieumaer
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Tronie
Staley
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Brust
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Wearle
Gaver
Dorble
Jiener
Strete
Strete ont—Tiy Mask, 5 By Taker
Mack
Taker
Halk
Phobus
Treat
Tenge
Tinger
Wasser
England
Willie Jamer
Agail Eleven
Willie
Camping safety and water tips from old notes
Advice on campsite water, wood, safety and sanitary practices. warnings about dead trees and staying dry. Also notes on hydration and animal drinking behavior. Then historic tidbits on James Wolffe and a famous prize ring match between Tom Sayers and John C Heenan and the early USGA membership.
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Tom Sayera
England
John C. Heenan
Tong
Savery
Heenan
Sayers
Uncertain Baseball Path After Bench Relocation
Scott laments the fragile nature of baseball after being moved to the bench. He notes eight years as a regular without missing a game, then two days as a substitute ended by a bad injury in practice.
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Scott
Everett Scentt
New York Yankees
Yankees
Shane
Young! Wanninger
Ford Doubles Mileage With New Thermostatic Carburetor Control
A discovered Blancke Thermostatic Automatic Carburetor Control claims to double mileage per gallon. Inventors A. C. Blancke & Co announce a free sample trial offer and seek agents, offering the control on request.
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Blancke
Cadillac
A. C. Blancke & Co
Chicago
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