New Arm to Lift Walter Johnson in Banner Baseball Year
Walter Johnson, aging Washington ace, may return to form this season says trainer Mike Martin. Ligament injuries last year cut his stride and hurt his control but therapy restored the arm. Manager Clark Griffith and George McBride expect Johnson to pitch his regular turn with renewed wins potential. Johnson, 34, has pitched since 1907 and his peak came in 1913 with 36 wins despite a no run game last year.
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Mike Martin
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Martin
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George Sisler
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Clark Griffith
George McBride
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Boston
Griffith
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Kid Gleason Rebuilds 1921 White Sox for Comeback
Baseball boss Kid Gleason unveils a rebuilt White Sox roster for 1921 after a wrecked season. He assembled a dependable nucleus from former stars and parts kept in reserve, aiming a strong start when the season opens and inviting fans to cheer for more power as the machine runs.
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Gleason
Bad Luck and the Devil Pursued Him
A 1900s advertisement recounts extreme misfortune and illness endured by a man, detailing multiple injuries and diseases from 1905 to 1913. It promotes Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a cure for stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments, claiming one dose convinces and offering money back. Sold by D. C. Aughinbaugh & son and other druggists.
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Mayr
Benedictine Sisters Endorse Foley’s Honey and Tar Remedy
A letter from the Benedictine Sisters of Holy Name Convent in San Antonio praises Foley’s Honey and Tar as an effective household remedy for coughs and colds, noting its beneficial use for their children. The item underscores prompt measures to stop germs and illness in families.
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Benedictine
Holy Name Convent
San Antonio
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Wrestling reminiscence from Amesville park chief Sam Payne
AMESVILLE Fla March 29 Sam Payne park superintendent for the Philadelphia National club has 24 years in baseball but still talks wrestling He recalls wrestling in the eighteen eighties and his proudest moment when he threw Joe Massey the English champ in 1882
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Sam Payne
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Joe Massey
Jersey City Poised For Dempsey Carpentier Fight
New York reports promoter Tex Rickard may stage the Dempsey Carpentier world heavyweight title bout in Jersey City on July 2 unless a site is named by April 1. New Jersey may allow 15 round bouts and judge decisions, unifying rules with New York. Rickard eyes 50 000 seat arena with $10 to $100 ringside pricing, leveraging city support and transit access.
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Joe Vila
Tex Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
France
Jersey City
Rickard
Trenton
New Jersey
Jersey
Dempsey
Carpentier
Miller
Yague
Hague
Edwards
Hudson Tubes
Herald Square
Cortlandt Street
Madison Square Garden
Harlem
Polo Grounds
Utterback Brings Three Fit Horses to Bowie For Spring Meet
Prince George's park sees Ernest Utterback arrive from Baltimore with Wodan Sibolo and Coprose for the Maryland Agricultural Association spring race meeting beginning April 2. Coprose, a Virginia bred filly from Superman and Coppelia, boasts strong Bowie prospects, while Wodan and Sibola are noted for fast and steady performances. Robert J. Miller plans to bring Overcoat Laughter and Vic from Benning, with Vic a promising three year old and Laughter a Maryland bred sprinter. Overcoat, a four year old, previously showed great potential but suffered a leg injury last summer.
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Ernest Utterback
Baltimore
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Sibolo
Coprose
Superman
Coppelia
Benning
Virginia
Prince George's Parks
Sibola
Wackers
Robert J. Miller
Washington
Laughter
Vic
Watervale
John Lumsden
Fayette
Tickle
Overcoat
Vulcain
Overbold
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
The ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick neutralizer of indigestion and upset stomachs. It claims to calm burning, gas, and souring foods in five minutes with a harmless, inexpensive antacid sold at drug stores.
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