Giants Lose Benton for Grady in McGraw's Big Move
New York Giants manager John McGraw traded pitcher Lars Benton for second baseman Hurrey Grady, a deal amid debate over its impact on the pennant race. Observers argue the Giants' infield could be the team’s strength, comparing it to historic dynasties and noting Grady's potential to bolster defensive depth at second base.
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Davis J. Walsh
Poria
New York
McGraw
New York Giants
Yeaterday
Lars Bento
Byarman
Hurhey Graty
Helmark -Paccem
Terry
Crite
Jackson
Lindwall
Giants
Athletics
Lindstrom
Pilcher
Polo
Philadelphia
Critz
Minker
Evers
Barry
Collins
Verace Ford
Teckson
Jobo McGraw
Willie Wvether
Star Bobcats to Return Next Season
May 22. Lexx Mamoon reports that Bobcat grid players Bowers Caldwell Dodson Hellito line Vammer Lintsey will return to South West Texas Teachers College after summer to regain eligibility for the 1A. A. team. Capt Ka Horion confirmed each man would return to school and play next season.
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Ban Mamoon
Lexx
Erid Stuck
Bowers
Caldwell Flash
Dodson
San Hellito
Vammer
Kouth
Weet Texas Teachers College
Ka Horion
Pchool
Night baseball expands as clubs announce trials
Several professional baseball clubs announce plans to adopt night games in the season. Among those lauded are four clubs in the Class Double A and two others in higher leagues. The Sacramento Warific Coast league signals a kickoff night game, with tentative matches set after dusk. Additional notes reference the Asencutlan and Spring- MH leagues planning their own experiments, while other teams prepare for early spring practice and roster shuffles.
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Ube
Wapre
Sacramento
Warific Coast League
Vrs
Nkdebe
Boutine
SpringfMedd
Sharkey Schmeling Bout Looms In Busy Training Scene
At Orange County May 22 Jack Sharkey showed strong form in workouts ahead of the June 12 bout with Max Schmeling in New York. Sharkey and sparring partners like Johnny Grosso and Paul Cavalier kept tight with uppercuts and short hooks as Schmeling, in Endicott, prepared for the milk fund fight and planned a radio talk from Schenectady. Schmeling’s sessions with Ton Perrin and Stan Preda produced sharp exchanges. he left puncher Petrin behind and continued hard drills to sharpen defense and power.
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Orangebang
N. OL
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Boston
Critica
Sharkes
Johnny Grosso
Paul Cavalier
King Solomon
Solomon
Endicott
Max
Milk Fund
New York
Hoston
Schenectady
Berlin
Schmeling
Ton Perrin
New Jersey
Petrin
Stan Preda
Rhops
Silk-Cotton Tree of Nassau Described for Travelers
A readers note explains the large tropical silk-cotton tree in Nassau, detailing its Bomaceae family traits, leaflets from three to nine, flowering peduncles, and the silk-cotton seed fibers. It mentions Thom bacacacá and tropical America, and invites letters to Birk Ripley with a stamped envelope for further inquiries.
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Nassau
West Indies
Bowling league meeting outlines future sports schedule
A Flws loge officers and Dowling section officials draft plans to relocate alleys, refine directory, and expand first class bowling. An Elm club meeting is set for next Wednesday at 6:20 pm to finalize arrangements with key organizers and display proposed changes for spectators.
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Alieyn
Flws
Elke
Broelle
Danseriniarn
Bhawiy Bulke
Areesing Roca
Leckere
Iorranium
Gof Gring
Henze
Rattlers Name Manny Captain at St Marys Baseball Team
Henry Manny was named captain of the St Marys university baseball team by his teammates after a Wednesday night meeting. Manny, a star pitcher, also excels as a student and athlete serving as vice president of the junior class and holding several student government and club offices.
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Flenry Manny
St. Mary's University
Éamonales
Manny
Peason
Ery Nomar
St. Mary's
Prident Council
Bexar Arts Club
Mauler Club
Tbe 'M' Alab
Evening Baseball Scores From Turbulent Doubleheader
In the first doubleheader game the Athletics defeated the Yankees 10 to 7 as Babe Ruth homered and Ted Lyon led White Sox to victory with three runs driven in. Sam Rice starred for the Senators, while Kiki Cuyler homered for the Cubs and Pittsburgh routed its opponent 10 to 3.
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Aessoriaind
Babe Muth
Yankees
Ilue
Athletics
Yanks
Ted Lyon
White Sox
Tigers
Lin
Sam Rice
Senateen
Ripe
Winglew
Red
Vance
Robbins
Memphis Stays First in Southern League Lead Secured
Memphis remains atop the Southern Association after a doubleheader sweep, knocking Atlanta 11 to 7 and 7 to 2. The results boost Memphis' standings as the race tightens with key wins over Atlanta Tuesday.
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Memphis
Atlanta
Orleana Elit
Chattanosga Taakuues
Ain O Yexterdas
Iit
Southern Association
Aking Fath Guinea
Westerfeldt Texas Names New Track Captain
Westerfeldt Texas selects AUsrin, Mar Westertond as track captain for University of Texas Longhorns. He will compete in the Intercel flexinie meet in Chicago during the upcoming quarter.
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Westerfeldt Texas
Ausrin
Mar Westertond
Uinilee Cof
University of Teran Free Iran
Intercel
Quniar
Real Star Maro Vanaing Earns Tower Honors
Edweres athlete Real Star Maro Vanaing has been named for all three honors by Tower student Pablo Nalon.
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Maro Vanaing
Edweres
Hag
Allhree
Tower
Page Baseball Team Again Champion at Eagle Field
Thomas Nelson's Tex Pfeiffer led the Page basemen to a 7-6 victory over Joel Chandler Horri a in the junior high city championship at Eagle Field. Harris and Gonen les limited the Lasers to four hits while Snessberg and Guggstot contributed multiple hits for Page. Castaneda and Baker pitched for Harris, with Baker fanning ten. The win gives Page its second straight title as seniors vote crowned St Edward's standout Castaneda as top student athlete of the year.
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Tex Pfeiffer
Thomas Nelson
Tata
Joel Chandler Horri
Eagle Field
Sericea
Baker
Page Bosmen
Harris Bolters
Paget
Castaneda
Hakee
Harris Moundsman
Riz
Snessberg
Vagn
FL Guggsto
Harold Jansing
St. Edward's
Svon Lyq Af
Monokm
Hy & Fatty
Miss Cook World’s Speeliest of Girls at Montreat
A damaged OCR note reports Miss Cook of Montreat Quebec as winner in a pageant described as the world’s speeiest of girls. The text claims a 2,164 second achievement by Kimyi Titem of Japan in Osaka in 1028, but many words are garbled.
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Quebec
Spiilery Myell
Ob Digomie
Dal Bay
Therlin
Miss Cook
Kimyi Titem
Japan
Osaka
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