Buck Ramsey Leads Bristol Club to Second in Appalachian Race
Buck Ramsey, manager of the Bristol Tennessee team, steered a frugal Bristol club to a near second place in the 1923 Appalachian League. Ramsey, dubbed the sly old fox of the Blue Ridge, kept the payroll tight and the lineup cohesive as the season closed with contingency for spring training. Walter Crockett notes the league’s end and Ramsey’s impending uniform return for the final doubleheaders against Kingsport as Bristol’s bid to cap a notable campaign.
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Buck) Ramsey
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Tennessee
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South
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Appalachian League
State Livers
Kingsport Indians
Virginia
Kingsport
Appalachian
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Buck Ramsey
Frank Moffett
Rameey
Jimmy Barton
Morristown
Jock Rran
Johnson City
Jou Conway
Ningeport
Pau Carroll
Greeneville
Knoxville
Woman Recovers After Mayr's Remedy Brings Relief
A woman recounts severe gallstone surgery threat and seven years of digestive distress ending with Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. She reports rapid improvement, less bloating, and freedom to eat normally, claiming the remedy clears intestinal catarrh and reduces inflammation. The ad touts one dose and money back guarantee.
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Mayr
Blue Ridge League praises and umpire milestone noted
Rodger H. Pippen highlights Jim Keesey a lanky first baseman for Frederick praised for power and batting around .365. The piece also lauds Pete O Neil Peck Ward Dil Byers and Whitey Sipple for completing a season as the league s first four umpires under J I Jamison Jr while noting improved umpire stability in 1921 1922. Bees cited for superior smell sense.
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Rodger H. Pippen
Baltimore News
Blue Ridge League
Jim Keesey
Frederick Club
Keesey
Perryville
Walbrook Club
Ohe
Oriole Park
Walbrook Hurlers
Pippen
Pete O'Neil
Peck Ward
Dil Byers
Whitey Sipple
J. ¥. Jamison, Jr
Hills
Two Umpires Assigned for Postseason Series Opener
Two umpires will officiate the Junior Fire Company game at Agricultural Park Saturday afternoon with one behind the plate and the other on the bases. The arrangement follows a Frederick County League meeting.
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Ump
Frederick County League
Frederick City Twight League
Ftay Morgan
Mo Wh
Mikee) Reiepren
Leanard Carrick
City Upions
Ound ‘Thurmont
Pennant Whiners
Thur Liant
Evmity
Fire Company
Baseball Scores Following Yesterday’s Games in AMERICAN LEAGUE
In Philadelphia the Athletics beat Tos ton with Rommel Perkins Quinn Plelateh credited. other clubs had no schedule. Standings show New York leading with 43 to . Cleveland 69 58 552, Detroit 64 58 525, Chicago 61 68 450, Washington 56 67 455, Boston 48 75 300.
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Hank Hulvey
Martinsburg Champs
Connie Mack
Connie
New York Yankees
Hulvey
Waite Hoyt
Babe Ruth
Blue
Hank
Connig Mack
Johnson
Harvey
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Athletics
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Perkins
Quinn
Plelateh
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Boston
Baseball statistics fragment from early 20th century box scores
Fragmentary box score notes list teams and players across games at New York New York Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Includes batters, pitchers, and incomplete scores such as 83 50 for St Louis and 76 52 494 for Brooklyn with limited legible data.
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N.york
St.Louis
OK Gincintl
Brookin
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