Mack Tellings Team Planned for Elyria June 17
A road trip to Elyria is set for June 17 with Mack Tellings team arriving for a Riverview Park attraction. The squad conducts practice tonight and tonight ahead of Sundays matchup with Ponners Double 4 champions, the only local loss this booster event. Special police to enforce order, spectators warned of field removal with grandstand seating available to avoid obstructed views.
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Menener Hepisee Evans
Peon Lovre
Wreck Cleveland
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Ponners
Ray Draeigert
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Twirler
Hattiesburg
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Chronicle Telegram Batting Practice Postponed By Storm
Heavy rain yesterday forced the Chronicle Telegrams’ batting practice to be halted at Riverview Park. Ground conditions delayed actions. a game with Columbia Steels may shift to Monday, with next Wednesday’s clash against Ohio Public Service where Jim Armitage will pitch.
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Court House Rats
Chronicle-Tele
Columbia Steels
Riverview Park
Chronicle-Telegrams
Ohio Public Service
Jim Armitage
Charles O'Donell
Ralph Nichols
Ford Loomis
Jack Ambrose
C. Y V. Chingue
Chronicle-Telegram
Big Ramey
Charles Lord
Welty
MC A. 18
Black River
Dutch Star Dutch Hurls Despite Trade Talk
Ebbetts of the Brooklyn Dodgers seeks to trade or sell pitcher Dateh Ruether amid discontent and limited recent usefulness. The move would clear room for a young hurler on the staff as Ruether departs.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Dodgers
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Iain Ruether
Prank Henry
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Candies Readied for Westerns in Sunday Meet
The Moulton Cadies held a strong practice at Riverview Park last evening and prepare to face Western Automatics next Sunday. The Candies have a clean slate so far and plan to attack the Sunday game with full effort.
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Moulton Cadies
Riverview Park
Shriners Parade History Reviewed in Nation's Capital
Noble Harding reviews the Shriners parade history in Washington. The procession moved through the Garden of Allan from Fifteenth to Seventeenth streets along New York Avenue. The reviewing stand was set before the White House.
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Seventeenth
New York Avenue
White House
U. S. Treasury
Harding Ree
Perate Om
Mrs. Harding
Hard-hitting outfielder Cas Stengel draws rookie buzz
Norman E. Brown notes Dodgers rookie Cas Stengel, now with the New York Giants, hitting .350 and showing youth’s dash. The 1913 debutant fits a big league manager’s scout profile as a coming slugger with a noted past peak, including a .368 season in 1917.
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Cas Stengel
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New York Giants
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Stengel
Casey
Major league owners oppose radio play-by-play of games
Major league club owners and the Baseball Writers Association oppose broadcasting of play-by-play accounts of big league games by radio. They argue such broadcasts threaten exclusive rights and revenue tied to game coverage.
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Baseball Scores and Notable Plays Across Today's Games
Giants lose to Cubs 6 1 despite Snyder's eighth inning homer. Pirates top Dodgers 7 3 as Ruether falters in sixth. Indians crush Fed Sox 17 4 with Connolly clearing the bases. Reds beat Braves 5 1 after Donahue's early pitching, Senators topple Tigers 5 1 behind Johnson. Phillies edge Cardinals into extra frames before stalling in twelfth.
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Giants keep stars with cash in lieu of Portland sendings
Coast league standouts Jimmy OConnell and George Walberg face cash-only trades from the Giants to Portland clubs. With deali ng rules changing since January 11, clubs must remit cash valued at about 5 000 dollars per player, potentially totaling near 20 000 dollars to consummate the deals. Casey Stengel remains driven, guiding the pennant quest while grooming John McGraw’s center field prospect.
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Jimmy O'Connell
George Walberg
Giants
San Francisco
Casey Stengel
Stengel
Gianta
Casey
Intosi
Eel Ewes
Mal Hie
White Sox Top Yankees 4 1 on East Visit
Urban Faber pitched to beat the Yankees 4 to 1 giving the White Sox their first win in the East and snapping Pennock's six game win streak.
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White Sox
Pennock
Racing and Golf Events Across Major Venues Today
Westchester Association meets Belmont Park. Kentucky Jockey Club at Latonia. Dufferin Park Jockey Club in Toronto. Montreal Jockey Club opens in Montreal. Griscom Cup at Chestnut Hill. Ontario women’s and Metropolitan amateur titles. Kentucky women’s at Louisville. Ohio State trap at Columbus. Philadelphia Country Club polo at Baia.
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Kentucky Jockey Club
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Dufferin Park Jockeylub
Toronto
Montreal
Jockey Club
Chestnut Hil
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Brantford
Mt. Vernon
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Philadelphia Country Club
Baia Pa
Brutal attack leaves Cleveland woman in serious condition
Columbus reports Mrs Josephine Richardson of Cleveland was seriously injured after a brutal assault by an unknown assailant on Monday night. Hospital officials say she will likely survive despite the grave injuries.
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Josephine Richardson
Cleveland
Governor vows broader diagnosis knowledge for licensed healers
Columbus reports Governor Donahhey pledges that all licensed medical personnel gain thorough diagnostic knowledge. The Onto Bankers' Association bulletin notes national authorities in cooperative marketing and centralized selling will lead economic research discussions at the summer convention in To le a s June 22. A jury awarded $280 to the son of Jacob J Yochum in a civil case against Jenkins Edwards after an automobile collision.
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Donahey
Onto Bankers’ Association
Toleas
Bankers’ Association
Jacob J Yochum
Jenkins Edwards
Shot suspect dies in Cincinnati police shooting
William H Brumbaugh, 26, shot by detective James Hayes Tuesday might have died last night without answering questions about numerous robberies in which he was alleged to be implicated. Matron wins degree in New York as Catherine Boutin Clay of Newark graduates from Bernard College.
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Herb
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Leze Earns BA with Honors in Modern Languages
Leze completes a bachelor of arts degree with general honors and special honors in modern languages. The milestone marks its author’s dedication to language study and academic excellence.
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