Spear Eyeland Preview of 1923 Baseball Roster Changes
The article previews the 1923 season with Ty Spear as a veteran leader, predicting a higher finish after past pennant runs. It notes Dunn Field opening on April 18 and lineup shuffles including Walter Lutzke replacing Larry Jar at third, Stuffy McInnes and Louis Guistino infield changes, and Frank Ar traded from Washington. Brower covers both outfield spots as new players arrive.
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Eveland
Ris Speaker
Uelling
Yanks
Tigers
Poke
Dunn Field
Sam
Land
Walter Lutzke
Milwaukee
Larry Jar
Mcliines
Louis Guiston
Frankar
Ington
Brower
Indians Preview: Strong Catching and Pitching Depth
Speaker declares a top tier pitching staff and solid catching lineup. The infield features Wamby Sewell and Riggs backing the bat of a healthy Outfield with Rejuvenated Tris and Jamieson, while young pitchers Coveleskie Morton Uhle vie for rotation spots and a promising farm system supplies options.
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Sillan
Dunn
Bill Wamby
Joe Sewell
Riggs
Stephenson
Steve O'Neill
Glenn Myatt
Luke Sewell
Tris
Wyoming
Jamieson
Infiield
Coveleskie
Uhie
Morton
Last Nights Boxing Card in New York and Passaic
Last night in New York Tarzan Larken KOed Soldier Jones in the sixth round. In Passaic New Jersey Harry Gordon won a popular decision over Frankie Fasano, John Green defeated Claude Wilson in a ten round junior welterweight bout. Classified page notes buy or sell.
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New York
Tarzan Larken
Soldier Jones
Passaic
N. J
Harry Gordon
Frankie Fasano
John Green
Claude Wilson
Fish and Game Club to Meet Monday Night
The Lorain County Fish and Game Club will meet at the Elyria YMCA on Monday evening February 12. The program features music talks by local fishermen reels of hunting and fishing pictures a Columbus meeting report by secretary H Kelley Day and a buffet luncheon. Prizes for the membership contest will be displayed and officers plan a shoot in February.
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Lorain County Fish & Game Club
Elyria Y
Various Sports Events This Day Across Multiple Cities
Racing hosts meetings in New Orleans Havana and Tijuana while Bowling opens in St. Paul. Curling debuts in Winnipeg and golf covers South Florida Palm Beach and Pinehurst. Boxing lines feature Charley White in New York and six other bouts in Boston Duluth Toronto and Newark with 12 rounds for Reed versus Greb.
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Business Men's Racing Association
New Orleans
Cuba-American Jockey Club
Havana
Tijuana
New York
Floyd Johnson
Bob Roper
Boston
Dave Shade
Marie Schlaifer
Duluth
Andrew Anderson
Farmer Lodge
Midget Smith
Bad News Eber
Toronto
Pat Reed
Harry Greb
Newark
Amherst to Meet Vermilion and Barberton in Back-to-Back Games
Amherst High basketball travels to Vermilion this evening to face the H. S. cagers. Local squads had fallen to Vermilion earlier, but Amherst recently beat Huron, who beat Vermilion. A large crowd is expected. Tomorrow night the boys play Bar bland ton in Barberton, a large school known for strong teams.
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Amherst
Vermilion
Barberton
Amherst High
Huron High
Peden Named Ohio Assistant Coach and Instructor
Ohio University announces Don C. Peden of Illinois as assistant football coach and physical education instructor. G H Walcott to contest Ohio chess title against Searns or Spero after eliminating Shapiro. Steve O Neill to Hot Springs for Lakeland training with Coveleski and Uhle. Benny Leonard bout outcome hangs on White clash.
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Athens, C
O. C. Bird
Ohio University
Don C. Peden
University of Illinois
Ohio
Cleveland
G. H. Walcott
Akron
E. E. Searns
Irving Spero
S. H. Shapiro
Steve O'Neill
Hot Springs
Ark
Stan Coveleski
George Uhle
Lakeland
Fla
New York
Benny Leonard
Charley White
White and Kansas clash in Buffalo bout preview
In Buffalo tonight Billy Gibson, manager of the champion, vows an early date with Leonard if White wins against Kansas. Kansas aims to turn the come-back after last summer’s defeat at Michigan City into a dramatic climax, with Chicago and Rocky Kansas also in the backdrop.
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Chicago
Rocky Kansas
Buffalo
Billy Gibson
White
Leonard
Kansas
Michigan City
Slayer of circus owner held insane in New Jersey
Charles M. Powell, who confessed to fatally slaying circus owner John T. Bronnen, is now an inmate at the New Jersey state hospital for the insane after doctors ruled him insane. Powell had faced a 29 to 30 year sentence, while testimony at Mount Holly helped avert life imprisonment for Harry C. Mohr and the widow Mrs. Brunen was acquitted. In Wheeling, Rose Runyon, despondent over supporting five children since her husband’s death, attempted suicide by carbolic acid with doubtful recovery.
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Trenton
N. J
Chas. M. Powell
John T. Bronnen
New Jersey State Hospital
Powell
Brunen
Mount Holly
Harry C. Mohr
Wheeling
W.a
Rose Runyon
Ohio mass secretary treasurer elected president
In Cincinnati on Feb 3 Arthur officers were chosen with Edward Frank as treasurer and W. Baum of Canton as vice president. Delegates include E Ellen of Cleveland and others from Oberley Toledo and Cincinnati. James K. Kew mentioned among organizers.
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Ohio Mass
James K. Kew
Peeter Pianners Association
Oberley
Toledo
Frank
Cincinnati
Arthur
Edward Frank
Ic W. Baum
Canton
E. Ellen
Cleveland
the Lion
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Stacy Adams
Vestal
Fish and Game Club
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Murbach Coal Co
Haserodt
Gircus
Oxford
Enarco Motor
Ford
Chevrolet
Telephone
Klyria
ODD Fellows Block
Coe
Hart Schatiner & Marx
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Bcatios
Serenia
Eara
Ghini
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