McGraw’s Baseball Career Through Years of Triumph and Change
A portrait of John J. McGraw as a dominant figure in baseball history. The piece details his rise from small-town beginnings, leadership of the New York Giants, and the evolving battles with rivals such as the White Sox, Red Sox, and Yankees, noting his aging years and potential retirement while highlighting key players and team moves influencing the sport’s era.
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Niehaus Keynote At Pirates Spring Training Camp
Paso Robles Calif March 6 The keynote of this camp is Niehaus Pirates seek 1925 success Niehaus bats right handed and displays a smooth swing as reporters note his potential to anchor Pittsburgh lineup Sam Dreyfuss and Sam Strang weigh in on his hitting ability The piece surveys early camp impressions and expectations for the Pirates peak season.
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Terris Wins Scrappy Newark Bouts On Points
Sid Terris defeats Pat Moran in Newark in a welterweight clash highlighted by a floor brawl and police ejecting spectators. The bout ends with Terris on points after a tough twelfth round exchange.
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Notice of personal liability by Tracy Pugmire
Notice states Tracy Pugmire will not be responsible for debts contracted by his wife Mary Thelma Pugmire after a date indicated as Moreh 1025. The filing appears in the context of a family financial matter.
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Question Box Answers On Baseball And Boxing Rules
The Pocatello Tribune invites readers to submit sports questions to its special correspondents John B. Foster Lawrence Perry and Fair Play. Send questions to 814 World Building New York with a stamped self addressed envelope for a personal reply or wait for the column answer.
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Question-Runner on first base and other sports queries
A Q and A page discusses a baseball rule on a runner forced from first to second after batter out, answers a 1922 boxing fight in St Pauls, and cites opinions on the greatest shortstop with notes on height and weight. It emphasizes that size does not determine a player’s worth.
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Florida college migration and coaching moves draw Midwest stars
Watch for Midwest football and track and baseball stars moving to Florida colleges, notably the University of Florida, as Midwest capital funds Miami growth and scholars pursue sunlit education. Jack Blott leaves a Reds contract to coach at Michigan while Wisconsin and Iowa gain prominent staff changes.
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