Cubs Castoffs Spark With Other Clubs In Major League Baseball
The piece reviews Cubs castoffs who found roles with rival teams, detailing players like Alexander and O Barrell and noting the broader impact of Cubs veterans on the 1020s circuit. It discusses conversions between clubs, management moves, and the lingering shadow of early 1920s Chicago Star players in the National League.
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By. Davis
J. Walsh
International
Ee Services
Sporte Halter
New York
Loils
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Mmaranvile
Cama
St. Tails
Cubs
McCarthy
Louin
O'arcell
Chichzata
Famaue
Tauie
Ot Aeccl
Cardinia
Kiefer
Brent
Alexander
O'Farrell
Joe McCarthy
Gene's Future What'll It Be Beside Husband
The retired heavyweight champion Gene Tunney faces a future beyond prizefighting and priesthood. His fiancée opposes the racket, and marriage becomes the main event. Possible paths include farming, becoming a gentleman, or a stock broker, with financial means to start.
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James Joseph Tunney
Ex Champion Begins His Life Story Today
Gene Tunney introduces MY TRUE LIFE STORY as the first chapter of his autobiography. He writes of childhood in Greenwich Village, boxing rise, and retirement from the ring, promising future installments and new ventures beyond boxing.
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Gene Tunney
Tunney
King Fentarge Sindieste
Ace
Greenwich Village
Tom ‘Heeney
Jimmy Eagleton
Arthur O'Connor
Robert Shea
Hudson River
New York City
Academy
Hays
Tam
Goe
Tir International
Toston
LA Snide Flirr
Dreiton
Ig Rok
Veter
Babeuth
Yorléeth Howe
Rych
Bree
Runyon Critiques Boxing Match and Commission Decisions
The writer attacks a boxing bout and the state commission for failing to halt a doomed match. He alleges miscalls, dives by a fighter, and improper judging. The piece blames the commissioner for not stopping the count and accuses the matchmaker of greed and illegal promotion.
Captain Tot Wiha Trials for Olympic Club Team
San Francisco dated report states Tot Wiha, fall captain at the University of Washington, will try out for the Olympic Club football team. The piece notes formation plans and tryouts as the squad seeks to bolster talent this season.
National Rifle Shoot Opens Mon with Prizes
Overnight practice and daily instruction preceded the opening of the National Rifle Matches in Washington Sept 1. Service teams from the Army Navy and National Guard compete for $150000 in prizes trophies and medals as events run through the week. Competitors range from teens to 32 year olds and include pistol and revolver events with nearly 200 shooters from across the country expected.
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Perity
Ghia
National Rifles
Congress of the Tisie States
Mei Seers
Gered Tha Khidle Particliants
Boss
Gels
Pintol Ani Revolver
Pellee
Aee
Pellea
New York
Polfes
Despartuent
Teany
Visit From Ruth Gives Sick Lad Will to Live
A dramatic scene at Fenway Park sees the home run ball hit by Babe Ruth linked to a sick boy's chance at recovery. Ruth rushes to the hospital with the ball, boosting the patient's spirits as local cheers echo. The act is described as offering a possible lifeline to the ill youth.
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Ruth
Harvard gridiron uniforms get custom made leather modes
Harvard athletic officials unveil tailored maleakins and new leather felt hybrids for players this fall. Center coach Este Clark and athletic director Fred Moore lead design with Arnold Morween and Clare and Meare advising. The aim is lighter gear improving fit, with three-layer protector construction reducing bulk while keeping protection.
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Cambiidge
Ness
Harvard
Crlueou Welllran
Fred Moore
Fforseen
Lerther
Felt
Olunes
Lo Horrard
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