Extradition Hopes Fade as O Connell Skips Inquiry
In New York on January 30, the district attorney signaled the baseball scandal probe will falter without Jimmy O Connell who refuses to testify. Officials doubt extradition from California, and focus shifts to minor witnesses while noting that sustained convictions require more than the confessions of a single self confessed conspirator.
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Opinion Calls for Strict Blue Ridge League Reform
An editorial in Chambersburg Public Opinion urges all Blue Ridge League clubs to follow salary limits and league rules to preserve the circuit. It critiques Kenneth Potter as a scapegoat for past violations, argues a broader overhaul is needed, and foresees collapse if “gentleman’s agreements” persist. The piece advocates a total, verifiable pay cap and transparent contracts to restore honest competition.
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Kendricks Returns to Pitch for Hubs in Hagerstown
Kendricks, the league’s noted clever pitcher, plans a comeback with the Hubs this season if he goes pro. He told President Maurios Guider in a letter that Hagerstown is his preferred base after loving the city during a three week Blue Ridge League finale. He mentions a talented young catcher joining him, and Guider responds with a contract offer. The piece notes salary limits, other clubs’ violations, and new signings including Tony Quinn and Robert Pound, plus umpire updates and other league moves. It also mentions Karl Kendricks’ son in the Athletics captaincy and lists other sports news, including repeat champions Tilden and Witla.
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Rochester Centrals Battle Hike In Key Five-Man Show
The Rochester Centrals, long a cohesive five, visit the Hike on Monday night for a top matchup. The team, famed for passing and team play, has a five-year lineup and strong wins last season. Barry and Mumby lead a pair of forwards in an Intercollegiate style, with Barry dazzling against Dutch Leonard of the Celtics.
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Centrals Prepares For Memorable Monday Buction Showdown
Centrals boast solid form and claim to be one of the top Buction teams in the country. The upcoming Monday game is billed as a long remembered clash likely to stand out in season history.
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Centrals
Monk Kretzer Wins Third Elimination at Hagmar Roller Rink
Monk Kretzer won the third elimination race at the Hagmar Roller Rink in Hagerstown. Red Chaney won the first race and Spessard won the second. The final race, featuring elimination winners, is set for next Thursday night.
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Hagers Town
Hagmar
Red” Chaney
Spessard
St Johns Streak Continues in Sunday School League
St Johns remains on a winning streak by defeating Washington Square 2720 to 1858. Keyton of Washington Square led with 425 points. Calvary Baptist beat First Brethren 1601 to 1439, with R H McKann at 863 high score. St Pauls M E B beat Grace AB 1673 to 1498, Monath 418 high. First Baptist won over Christ Reformed 1745 to 1699, Mann 448 high. Presbyterian Jost lost to Zion Reformed by forfeit amid notes referencing Benny Leonard retirement and Jack McAuliiffe.
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M. EH
Keyton
Calvary Baptist
First Brethren
R. H. McKann
St. Paul's M. EB
Grace A. B
Monath
First Baptist
Christ's Reformed
Mann
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Zion Reformed
Live Stock Prices and Babe Ruth Paragon Bill Kelley
Baltimore market report shows cattle and sheep receipts with steady to strong prices. Cattle ranged from common to good, hogs mixed, sheep and lambs steady. calves also steady. Bill Kelley of Buffalo, last season's IL Babe Ruth, hit 28 home runs and led with 346 total bases.
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Bill Kelley
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Babe Ruth
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