Coveleskie’s Triple Wins Define 1920 World Series Star
Stanley Coveleskie, star of the Cleveland Indians, overcame spitball-era wildness to become one of four pitchers to win three games in a single world series. In 1920 he pitched 41 games with 24 victories, 14 losses, 133 strikeouts, and a 2.48 earned run average per nine innings, guiding Cleveland to their first AL pennant and the world championship. He shined in crucial series with shutouts and decisive wins, including a 3 0 victory in Brooklyn and a 6 1 win in another, securing his place among baseball’s elite.
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Jack Veioce
International News
New York
Stanley Coveleskie
Cleveland Indians
Coveleskie
Jim Bagby
Tris Speaker
Indians
Bagby
Colveskie
Cleveland Fang
Covey
Brillant
Brooklyn
Marquard
Mamaux
Cadore
Jeff Pfeffer
Robins
Boxers and Managers Shape Ring Careers
An analysis argues managers drive boxing success and longevity. It contrasts splits like Corbett and Kilbane with lasting partnerships such as Leonard and Gibson, noting how trusted guidance and business support propel champions while lone fighters risk decline.
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Young Corbett
Johnny Corbett
Johnny Kilbane
Jimmy Dunn
Kilbane
Benny Leonard
Billy Gibson
Benny
Lew Tendler
Phil Glassman
Dan Morgan
Jack Britton
Kayo
Sport Flashes and Baseball Wordplay Echoes in Fragments
A garbled sports column blends team shifts and puns as Hooper moves from the Red Sox to the White Sox. It riffs on pitchers, dodges, and rivalries, with stray lines about wrestling, tennis, and carping about boxing captions.
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Hooper
RED Sox
White Sox
Alsatia Five Triumphs Over Shepherdstown 46 to 27
The Alsatia five routed Shepherdstown 46 to 27 as the visitors overwhelmed them in the first period with 32 points. Recher replaced Hall at forward and Mathias at center with Ed Hauver filling Buck Mobley’s guard spot in the second period. Jim Mobley provided comic moments yet remained a key player, helping limit the home team’s scoring. Holy Cross Lyceum looms as the next test.
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Alsatia Fivet
Shepherdstown Quint
Fivet
Alsatians
Recher
Hall
Mathias
Ed Hauver
Buck
Jim Mobley
Nick Altrock
Jim
W. Vo
Holy Cross Lyceum
Shepherds
Po Alsatias Moller BF
Kretzer Banke
Hall Bell
Recher Knott
G. C. Hauver
Myers _ G _ Mobley
Mobley
Bell
Fiery
Sloan's Liniment for aches and pains
Rheumatic twinges and stiff joints ease with Sloan's Liniment. It penetrates without rubbing and leaves no skin stains. Odor is pleasant and stimulating, suggesting quick relief. Available in three sizes 70c 1.40 and largest size.
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Sloan
Virginia stills raid nets two men near Strasburg
Federal agents arrested Maron Bly and Marion Bly in Shenandoah County after tracing mash and cider production. They were brought to Strasburg area for hearings before United States Commissioner Philip Williams. Authorities reported 40 gallons of mash and 16 barrels of cider found among the illicit stills operation.
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Shenandoah
Winchester
Maron
Tot Bly . A . Bang
Strasburg
Shenandoah County
Marion Bly
United
Tom
Philip
Williamé
F. Bly
Atilla
Municipal Band to Feature Miller at March 13 Concert
After weeks of rehearsal the Municipal Band will perform Sunday March 13 at 8 PM in the Maryland Theater. Solo cornetist John J. Miller of the U S Marine Band will attend, with the Friars Club chorus under Charles Cassel. A reorganization aims to boost public support and fund concerts for band advancement. Admission tickets are available through Chamber of Commerce members and listed outlets.
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Maryland Theater
John J. Miller
U. S. Marine Band
Friars Club
Charles Cassel
Buys
Hagerstown
Chamber of Commerce
Frank, Bentz
N. Bruce Armstrong
R. L. Campbell
R. C. Haff
L. 5
Silk shirts sent 3300 miles to be laundered
In Los Angeles hotel, D. M. Dobbs explains he ships 10 shirts out and 10 back weekly, totaling 33 hundred miles for laundering. He owns the New Haven laundry, says returning shirts let him judge quality and standards. A gaggle of reactions from the luggage man accompanies the tale.
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International News
Los Angeles
D. M. Dobbs
New Haven
Conn
Mr. Dobbs
Foley's Honey and Tar and Pills Mail-In Offer
An old ad invites readers to cut out a mail-in slip to Foley & Co in Chicago, promising trial packages of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound, Foley Kidney Pill, Rheumatic tablets, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for coughs, pains, and bowel issues, with instruction to send name and address for delivery.
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Foley &Co
Sheffielé Ave
Chicago
Foley
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
An old newspaper ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless, quick relief for indigestion and acid-related stomach discomfort. It claims millions trust the product to ease heartburn belching and uncomfortable digestion with low cost and fast action.
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Pape
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