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Lg l/I ICBran-on a e for i bolh thirdne to 1 this scond.?re as. A. E2100130O0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 1Early in 1914 it was announced thatC. I. Taylor who had been responsible for thex(ame pained by the Sprudelshad severed his connection with theclub and accepted the management ofthe Indianapolis A. B. C. team. Theloss of Taylor and his three brothers especially “Steel Arm” affected the playing of the West Baden outfit and they were rot nearly so successful in 1914 as they had been in previous vears. For that reason the Red Sox!i!management refused to book the club during the season of 1914.However since starting ^ut in the spring the colored boys have shown that thev are back in their old timeform and their record to date clearly places them in a class with the best colored clubs in the country. SinceIinter-the season began they have played 58 games winning 48 and lcsing 15 or a winning average of .750. July 4 they played “Skeet” Hughes Lafayette aggregation two games losing in the morning 8-7 and shutting Lafayette out in the afternoon by a score. A. E0 1 3 0 2 1 0 0of 7-0. The Kalsomining stunt was ably assisted by Rube Kennard. Manager Rogers has promised to work this famous battery in tomorrow’sgame.
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Kokomo Daily Tribune
Kokomo, Indiana, US
Sat, Jul 17, 1915
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