Haircut Plans and Baseball Moves Across Leagues
The piece notes Pearl Casey, ex Portland North second baseman and Coast league umpire, as an adviser for Adolf Is Going to Get a Haircut. Harold Waller says University of Washington crew captain will stay in college this semester. Harry J. Raymond, a Western Twilight league veteran, joined the Indians while Plaine Gordon and Red Tower have not signed. Hilly Speas, drafted by the Cardinals from the Northwestern league, signed his contract. this marks his second major league appearance after a prior Cleveland trial.
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Pearl Casey
Portland
Harold Waller
University of Washington
Hilly Speas
the & 1Fuls Cardinals
Hill
Cleveland
Mother's Boy Proud of Name in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on February 24 Owen Bush the Detroit infield star is described as a "mothers boy." The article highlights Mrs Ellen Bush 55 widow and his devoted mother living at 214 N Walcott St. She supported his rise from Dayton to Marton to South Bend and helped manage his finances while praising his growth and discipline as a ballplayer. The piece notes his sister Elizabeth also admires him for his home life and character.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Owen Bush
Detroit
Hugh Jennings
Hughie Fs
Ellen Bush
Marvel
Bush
N. Walcott St
Owen
East Side
Hush
Dayton
Marton
South Bend
Players barred from writing game reviews in American league
New York February 24. An official order by Han Johnson prohibits any player in the American league from writing reviews of games. The order follows an investigation that found players often did not write the articles and were paid for the use of their names, causing ill feeling among others. The report cites many cases of payments under false pretences. Brass Beds. Blake Furniture Co. 415-17 Pike. ose
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New York
Han Johnson
Johnson
Amateur to Try Out Barrieau in Seattle Smoker
Clarence Rothus of Lew Athletic Club resigns to turn pro and meet Canadian heavyweight Ernie Barrican on last night of the month at Dreamland Pavilion in a Washington A. C. smoker. Other bouts include Vatse vs Shannon, Williams vs Wolff, Iwonard vs Hagen, Dorlan vs Kraiger, Dolan vs Martin.
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Ernie Barrican
Ack
Clarence Rothus
Lew Athletic Club
Rothus
Harrican
Dreamland Pavillion
Washington A. C
Seattle
Freddie Vatse
Eddie Shannon
Hilly Williameva
Flattling Wolff
Jack Iwonard
Romeo Hagen
Pat Dorlan
Henry Kraiger
Tom Dolan
Tom Martin
New York Tenpin League Rochester Beats Syracuse in Record
Rochester team defeats Syracuse in the New York State Tenpin league. They roll a world record total of 3,497 across three games led by Sutton with high scores and Kallasch and Tyser contributing strong totals. Team average posted as 1,165.23.
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Rochester
Syracuse
Larry Sutton
Sutton
Britt
Tyser
Kallasch
Hufeland
First Baptist Church Beaten by Plymouth Congregationals in League
The First Baptist Church league fell to Plymouth Congregationals 24 to 21 Saturday night at Plymouth gym. First Methodists, second in the race, were defeated as Queen Anne Christians routed them 33 to 10. Substitutes played after regulars were sidelined, and Christians’ accuracy overwhelmed the reserves. The league has three games remaining before the season ends.
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Church League Se de Et
First Baptist
Cesee
Firat M. Bicccsccones
Fremont Baptist
Queen Anne Christian
Plymouth Congrematl
Firat Presbyterian
First Christian
Tribute M. Be
Wscocey
First Baptista
Plymouth Congregationals
Plymouth
Methodists
Queen Anne Christians
Aeta
Rainiers Lose to Celtic Team at Woodland Park
The Rainiers, mostly substitutes, faced the Celtic team at Woodland Park Sunday and were defeated 2 to 0. Celtics stars Craig and Masterson led the attack while Jefford Hale and Boyle shone for the Rainiers. Black Diamond beat Seattle 6 to 1 at Black Diamond with nine Rangers players.
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Rainiers
Celtic
Celtica
Woodland Park
Celtics
Craig
Masterson
Jefford
Hale
Boyle
Black Diamond
Rangers
Seattle
Leave It to M'Graw Announces Pullman Car Berthe Change
McGraw says recruits will receive lower berthe on Pullman cars during the spring exhibition tour to foster personal pride and assurance. This move aims to boost morale as training and travel proceed.
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M'Graw
Mc Graw
Berthe
McKune Seeks managerial post after Spokane days
Terry McKune, who played with Spokane in 1906 and 1907, has received several offers to play this season. Offers come from Missoula, Victoria and Tacoma. Reports say McKune will accept a managerial position with a Tri-State league team. Ole Moore, formerly with Portland Pippins, has signed with Vancouver under Bob Brown. Vie Saler, a fast baserunner but not fully utilized, is scouted by St. Louis writers as unlikely to help a pennant bid this year.
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Terry McKune
Spokane
Missoula
Victoria
Tacoma
McKune
Vancouver
Moore
Ole Moore
Portland Pippins
Bob Brown
Vancouver Era
Perfected Player Pianos Offered at Unheard Price and Plan
Each member joins with ninety nine others to make a single large purchase of player pianos. It is like sending an expert to the factories to buy one hundred pianos, ensuring great savings under the easy two dollars a week club plan.
Club Terms for Player Piano Membership
The club offers $15.00 cash and $2.00 weekly payments with a 15e¢ cash back for each extra dollar paid. Members receive a large library of music rolls, can exchange rolls at 10 percent value, and pay only twenty cents per exchange while owning the rolls. If a member dies, the family receives a paid receipt for the instrument. A thirty day in home trial ensures refund if not satisfied. Members receive a free tuning coupon and the club guarantees piano support as long as the instrument is fairly treated.
The Player The Piano by Smith Barnes in India America
About the Player The Piano is made by Smith Barnes, one of the oldest, richest and most reliable manufacturers in America. It is fully guaranteed with the makers' guarantee, and with our own. We have sold it for many years, know well-recommend it and have yet to know of its disappointing anybody. It has a beautiful tone, a light, easy action, and will last longer than the average lifetime. The Player part of the Piano is the Perfected Player. It enables one to reproduce hand playing, really human playing, so fine, so beautiful, that like Oliver Twist you will simply say, "Please, I want some more!" The Smith & Barnes Player has a Solo Device so that you can play the melody naturally with subdued accompaniment, or you can bring out the accompaniment and lower the melody to a mere whisper. It is so simple that it cannot get out of order-anybody can "catch on" in a minute, and everybody can play anything, the way they like to play it, at any time without practicing.
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Smith @ Barnes
America
Oliver Twist
Smith & Barnes
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