Sporting Comment on Evolution of Baseball Stars
Sporting Comment by J Ed Grillo discusses changes in baseball talent from the era of legends like Mike Kelly and Lipman to modern players. It argues the game has shifted from top individual feats to balanced teams and new star threats, noting faded glory and the rise of two standout legends as successors.
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Mike Kelly
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Latiam
Bey Pheyers Lee
Gallagher Aims to Beat McGee in Georgetown Games
Anxious to defeat Princeton middle distance star McGee Gallagher trains intensely for the 15 meter open handicap in the Georgetown games at Convention Hall on March 6. Other contenders include Tewanina of Carlisle and Cooke of Cornell in pole vault and 2 mile relay events featuring Yale, Pennsylvania, Cornell, Virginia, Johns Hopkins, and Fordham. Tickets available at Hickman & White's, 119 Street NW.
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Mike Murphy
Melvin Sheppard
Tewanina
Yale
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Virginia
Johs Hopkins
Fordham
Bennsylvania
Coliege
Cooke
Viesm
Princeton
Martin
Folher
Geary Cently
Boston
Georgetown Mert
Hickman & White's
Kling Sinks Under Luck with Cubs Spring Training Delays
Kling struggles with injuries and a string of misfortunes as the Cubs prepare for spring training. He may not join the team until Shreveport for the first exhibition games. A fire damaged his business and he faces a tough period, though his insurance is said to cover losses.
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Hoevin
Washington
Johnny Kling
Cubs
Uaining
Mon- Ichang
Mmnig
Kling
Shreveport
Ami
Busine Way
Eling
Baseball Prospects In The East And West Leagues
The piece surveys team strength across the leagues with focus on Detroit, Chicago, and Cincinnati moves. It notes Comiskey’s stance on Fielder Jones’s status, Criger’s impact in St Louis, and Cravath and Young departures shaping rosters. It共同 highlights Western superiority and talks of Mowrey and OLeary exchange attempts and the evolving managerial picture.
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George Dove
Bill Dahlen
Stoves
Bo Rulhead
Brooklyn
Boston Nationals
Dovey
Pittsburg
Dahlen
Heres
Esmonde
Empire
Charley Starr
Tatlen
Peaches
Graham
Cincinnati
Mike Mowrey
Clarke Griffith
Bresley bill clears senate to ban Sunday baseball
The Bresley bill, prohibiting baseball on Sundays, passed the Senate 30 to 18 after already clearing the House and now goes to the governor. Carlton Comiskey discusses successor plans for the White Sox manager position, noting Jones remains interim manager until he steps down.
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Senate
House
Bors
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Sox
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Automobile World Notes Growth of Mitchell Factory
Mitchell factory adds two acres adjoining Mauston site and plans further buildings to double capacity. New show cars produced. Columbia Mark 8-3 roadster/runabout praised. Parade, prizes in New York carnival. Taft to receive six-cylinder Pierce-Arrow. Washington dealers attend Baltimore show. standardization efforts by American Automobile Association noted.
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American Automobile Association
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Stanton Likely To Seek Track Honors Over Football
Virginia trainer Jannigan aims to push Forrest J Stanton from the 302 5 yard mark toward a world class track career. Stanton, a star on the varsity relay and football team, may skip football to focus on sprinting with eye toward the next Olympian panel. Lannigan plans trial for both Larry Martin and Stanton for the Olympic panel.
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Washington Post
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Larry Martin
Fop" Jannigan
Forrest J . Stanton
Stanton Pown Wascemark
Stanford Univerally
University of California
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John Anderson Signs Amid Big League Contract Talk
Special to The Wing in Foss hivaga Feb 3 reports John Anderson not staging hold out as mis signed contract reaches Charney Corn. Ex Tiger Payne also signs as Pavone, Altizer, and Cooper move through spring with varying prospects. Comiskey plans to place Cooper on farm and closely track future moves.
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Commy
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Aloane
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Altizer
Tanguility
Spencer
Minnesota
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Night baseball lights in Cincinnati spark sunlit game plan
Cincinnati manager Frank Bancroft says all preparations will be finished for a Sunday April game at League Park under new artificial lighting towers devised by Cahill. Two more towers will be buried to provide even glow, with an exhibition White Sox vs Reds slated for afternoon, and a carnival marathon event as a backup if lighting proves inadequate.
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White Sox
Washington Post
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Ohio
Frank G. Bancroft
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Reds
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Hackett and Little Lose in National Indoor Tennis
In New York yesterday the defending national indoor champions Lt. Ulackett and R. D. Little were upset in the semifinal by W. R. Pell. Pell and Grant will face GF Toucham and Dr. W. Rosenbaum in the final, while Pell defeated Grant in singles by 1 to 0 and 9 to 7 in the unfinished match. Tomorrow both singles and doubles finals are scheduled.
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Toucham
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Hnais
Tampa racing results show multiple race winners and times
In the first race over five furlongs and sixty yards Moyen Ud at 4 to 1 won with Bevery second and Panique third. Time 1:20. Darling Dan and others also ran. The second race over six furlongs saw Sandy Carolina win at 1 to 99 with Her Hida second and Mornst third. Time and other runners listed. Third race fifty furlongs saw Dolly Bullman win with Ray Thompson second and Select third. Time noted. Fourth race seven furlongs Anna Smith at 5 to 1 won with Hooras second and Inesdrian third. Fifth race six furlongs six sixty yards Ruloha won at 3 to 1 with Rexall second. Time listed. Sixth race five to six furlongs Expest to See won with Wheat Bread second and Lord Direct third. Time 2:05. Governor Folk and other runners listed.
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Newspring Hats Make Distinct Fashion Statement
The arrival of Newspring hats draws attention for their distinct style and value. Critics praise the fashion appeal and solid price, calling them among the season’s top headwear choices despite brief stylistic quirks.
Feature 10 Fulietta Twelfth Victory on Coast
Feature 10 Fulietta secures twelfth win on muddy Oakland coast course. He defeats Firestone and Warden, stamping him as a high bred animal and signaling that every favorite fell to him this season.
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Stanhope Handicap Upset On Muddy Oakland Track
San Francisco reports a mud plagued Oakland race day where the famed Fulletta broke his perfect streak with Twelfth Victory in the Stanhope Handicap mile and a sixteenth. Despite heavy betting on Forsyth’s Firestone and other contenders, Fulletta and several public picks failed to win, reshaping the race’s outcome and the card's results across six races with multiple notable performances and long odds.
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Fulletta
Tom Williams
Firestone
Forsyth
Warden
Los Angeles race results and odds across five races
Results from the Los Angeles racing card with horses finishing positions and odds. First race lists Pury furiones Great Heavens 108 Shilling 8 to 5 winner. second place Hemper 705 Tigsvarty 9 to 1. time noted. Second race features 2-year-olds with Mike Molelt 105 Shirling to be winner. runner-up 122 McCarthy 10 to 1. Third race selling furlongs La Gtoris Kennedy 92 won. Second Hagel Thorpe 107 0 to 4. Fourth race selling lange Ethan Kennedy 103 16 to Adriache 108 Shilling 9 to 40 seconds. Fifth race selling 14 miles County Vic 102 Shilings 15 101 won Day Star A Waibeh 12 to 4. Time annotations included for several races.
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Virginia Cadets Fight Hard Drop Late To Cavaliers
Virginia defeats Virginia Military Institute 25 to 17 in Lexington. Cadets lead 9 points early as Venable McEntee and Patterson score, but Cavaliers surge with Cecil and Ashby, finishing with 16 points in the final period. Crowd large, local boxing matches noted as draw.
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Red Sox Start South for Four Weeks of Spring Training
A hundred enthusiastic followers saw the Boston Americans leave for spring practice at Hot Springs Arkansas. The team will train there for four weeks before moving north to open the season in Philadelphia on April 12.
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Hot Springs
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Oakland Race Entries Stall with Wide Mixed Market
Oakland racing card lists selling races across seven events with numerous horses and weights. Notable entries include Deutshland 120, Platoon 123, Antigo 110, Judge Quinn 70, Cinnamon 305, Sir Lynnewood 107, Don Antique 107, Descomnets 109, Moteser 10, The Beer 10, Helma 103, Albion 104, and Albert Siar 103 among many others across six furlong to one mile contests at Oakland and Tampa venues.
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TERMINAL FIVE DEFEATED IN CLOSE BASKETBALL GAME
First Battalion defeated Terminal Five 28 to 26 in Staten Gymnasium. Taylor and Sullivan starred for the battalion as Terminal Five fought back in the second half after trailing 18 to 8 at halftime. Be thaman and Tay listed in the lineup with Winslow timekeeper and Mrs Gaga referee.
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Phillies Club Sold to New Philadelphia Owners
The Washington Post reports Philadelphia National League baseball club ownership changes as James P. McNichol Israel WW andimance Wolf acquire most shares for 25000. Charles E. Ingersoll sent shares to Ham Durham. payments mailed to selling syndicate. The club, previously bought for 32006 from Reach and Rogers in 1942 and reorganized in 1943, last season earned 38000 profit. Shelline expected to remain president with Murray as manager.
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Abe Attell to Fight Pierre in Washington Boxing Match
Philadelphia February 28 Abe Attell featherweight champion and Young Pierre were matched this afternoon to box at the Washington Sporting Club next Monday night. The men agreed to weigh in at 126 pounds with no rough housing allowed before the bout.
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