Baseball Legends and Trades of 1923 Season
The article recalls 1923 baseball figures including Vicitis and Fletcher, noting trades, seasons with the Phillies and Giants, and key players like Bentely and Shotley. It discusses pitching strength, fence busting at first base, and how trades shaped the Phillies roster that winter.
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Bentley
Phillie
Shotley
Phillies
Giants
Fletcher
Jack
Mitchell
Carlton
Knight
Willoughby
Ulrich
Mawan
Arpheaty
National League race tightens with Pir ates leading
The leaders in the National League race tighten as Cimrimmati sets the pace. St. Lows trails in second, with Pir ates in third place behind the top two teams as the season advances.
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Cimrimmati
St. Lows
Pirates
Baseball scorers and players clash in mixed reports
A garbled recap notes Ruth hitting his 1st homer of the season for the Yankees and Cincinnati's 18 hits in an 16 run blowout over Pittsburgh. Cards pitcher Alexander, recently dismissed by the Crabs, led a 3-2 win over former teammates in the first game of a doubleheader. Cubs pitcher Blake delivered a strong five to win. Dodgers suffer two runs in a loss. Red Sox pitcher Heimach allows Ruth’s homer in a game that went long.
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Rogers Hornsty
Clut Weerraly
Ma Vonenky Alexander
Crabs
Cardinals
Julia
Cincinnati
Sters
Pittsburgh
Pete Uoatohue
Reocklyn
Shad
Philadelphia
Vail
Dean S
Dodgers
Mabe Ruth
Heimach
Red Sox
Yankees rally past Chivelead as Detroit slips in seventh
Farerri of the Yantee hits a circuit homer while Detroit bats slow, sending New York to a 2-1 win. A clumsy collision leaves a player spiked and helped off the field as Philadelphia and Chicago also post wins in a crowded standings night.
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Yankees
Farerri
Alee
Detroit
Washington
Glen Har
Unclear text fragment on regional basketball and players
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Cotrher Ben Dimend, George Devaing, Ty, John Levi, Bak Wheet, and Jacques Fournier in a regional basketball context. Mentions of teams like Chidge Cats and Beston Reuven and a Reading club appear. details and places are garbled.
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Bak Wheet
Jacques Fournier
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Untitled snippet with garbled text from a historic page
Fragmentary OCR reads as a street level report with names like Lad Legé A. Brown and references to a team and event. readable entities are sparse and no clear outcome or location is established. The piece appears to be an incomplete sports or society item from a newspaper page.
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Studebaker Distributors
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Bobby Jones
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Trigtes — Wright
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Tadians
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Burns
Indians
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Meuwel
Ign Nithien
Nne Blake
Cubs
Southworth
Tony
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Cunietder George Devaing
John Levi
Sulietira
Marvieburg
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Sreom
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A. Brown
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