Giants weak in pitching as season opens says pundit
A New York writer argues the Giants’ pitching is weak early in the season. He cites Dean Huntzinger Barnes Bentler Nehf and Watson as key contributors while noting veterans Baldwin Mann Bradshaw and MacQuillan have limited roles and the lineup shows gaps in bullpen depth.
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New York
Giants
Dean and Huntzinger
Jack Bentler
Virgil Barnes
Barnes
Huntzinger
University of Penria
Braves
Dea
Dodgers
Bent- Tey
Bedgers
Philies
Ari Nehf
John Watson
Hush MacQuillan
Claude Jonnard
Baldwin
Mann
Bradshaw
Mathewsons
Strangler
Lewis
American League Scores Chicago Triumph Over Cleveland
Chicago built a 13 3 lead over Cleveland in a Sunday American League game with strong hitting and pitching support from key players. Washington also present a 3 run frame as part of the late inning action.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
New
Red Leader in the North and the Baseball Tale
An 1817 setting recalls a rebel rival and a southpaw slugger Reb TM leaving minor leagues for big time with mentions of Bonham Texas Wichita Ray and the White Sox path. The piece weighs on age prospects and whether a Read rebounds to the major leagues as a hitter and pitcher with a rough seasonal arc.
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Association
Bonham, Tex
White Sox
Wichita
Ray
Reb
Themelves
Baseball game summary with mixed results from a rough OCR note
A garbled report notes a close game where one team scored five ten or more runs in a pitching contest. It mentions Braves and Cubs with several players named Groh McNamara Yeorgin Cobb and Brown, plus multiple hits and a six run defeat for a rival.
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Wast
Bean
Braves
Nns
Geneh
McNamara
Yeorgin
E. Herr Groh
Hifers
Brown
Sister
Cobb
Cubs
Unclear Baseball Roundup Faces Detailed Play-By-Play
Fragmentary game notes describe Cubs moving to second place after an eight game run. Mentions Yankees, Walter Johnson, Marbury, Phillies, White Sox, Athletics, Red Sox, Rommel, and Pirates with scattered scores and events. Overall results remain incomplete due to garbled OCR.
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Yankees
Menio Q
Walter Johnson
Marbury
Tommy Bius Runs for Newcastle City Council Seat
Tommy Bius a former Lee Woertht champion announces candidacy for Newcastle city council in a period era report. The piece notes his local ties and political aim as a municipal official.
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Municiper Couner
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Rasen
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Caleb Foox
Philadelphia
Fox
Chronicle Telegram Wants Columns Ad Opportunity
Local readers invited to submit notices and short ads for the Chronicle Telegram want columns. Send brief notices of classifieds help wanted services or personal announcements for consideration in the next edition.
Arne Borg Eyes New York Races After Hawaii Trip
Arne Borg, holder of the mile swim world record, travels from Hawaii toward New York for races along the East Coast. The Swedish swimmer, residing in Sweden, recently lost three events to Andrew Charlton in Australia before his Hawaii stop.
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Arne Borg
Hawaii
New York
Jane
Borg
Sweden
Andrew Charlton
Australia
Elyria High Aims For Lakewood Relays Showdown
Elyria High track travels to Lakewood for a relays carnival featuring almost 700 students from 33 schools, the largest Cleveland meet to date. Elyria fields two mile relay sprint medley and mile and relays plus field events, led by captain Shaw and rivals Akron West. The squad departs Saturday noon for a 2 PM start, with Lorain visiting Elyria next week at Alumni Field.
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Clayton A. Rawson
Elyria High
Lakewood
Cleveland
Tha Vaginar
Shaw
Elyria
Akron
Akron West
Firey
West
Public Auditorium
D. Abbe
H Abbe
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Heinzerling
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Humphrey
Kiser
Maddock
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Sampson
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Wentz
Ely
Lorain
Alumni Field
Metropolitan Jockey Jam and Various Sport Events Ahead
Today features the Metropolitan Jockey Club meeting at Pimlico and the Kentucky Racing Association meet in Lexington. Also on the card are rowing Syracuse versus MIT at Syracuse, fencing Olympic final tryouts in New York, the Providence Kennel Club bench show, and track meets in Peoria and Knoxville. Boxing matches headline the combat sports with multiple 10 and 12 round bouts across New York Milwaukee Manchester and New Orleans.
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Maryland Jockey Club
Pimtica
Kentucky Racing Association
Lexington
Syracuse
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Syra Cruse
New York
Providence Kennel Club
Providence
Military Tract Athletic Assn
Knox College Bowlin
Peoria
Southern Aalu
New Orleans
Pal Moraga
Luis Vincentini
Joroany Leonard
Carl Duane
Carl Tremaine
Johnny Brown
Milwaukee
Battling McCreery
Lee Anderson
Manchester
NW. OH
Greenleaf Retains National Billiard Championship Title
Ralph Greenleaf of Philadelphia defeats Ben Night in the play off for the national billiard championship by 125 to 38 in 14 innings. Also: boxing judges review Arthur Townley protest after a double knockout by Georges Carpentier to a loud spectator reaction in Vienna. And in New York Davis Cup discussions, Vincent Richards may reconsider resignation from the team.
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Detroit
Mich
Ralph Greenleaf
Philadelphia
bBen
Vienna
Arthur ‘Townleys
Georges Carpentier
Carpentier
Townley
New York
Vincent Stichards
Player-writer rule debate notes support and votes
The discussion argues the player-writer rule could be reversed and cites Richards claiming the Tennis Association officials intend to help. It notes their support by sentiment shown in the majority vote at the last general meeting.
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Richards
Ipatrol
The
Tennis Association
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