Pitcher batting rule sparks winter baseball talks
The piece notes a proposed rule allowing managers to decide if the pitcher bats or uses a substitute, aiming to reduce pinch hitter reliance. It explains practical outcomes, umpire notification, and contrasts with Babe Ruth style situations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Babe
Ruth
Slabman
Red Likker Moves in Hope of Wet Period
Bonded whisky in Cincinnati and nearby districts is being withdrawn and shipped to eastern warehouses as operators seek permission from Internal Revenue to transfer liquor amid wartime prohibition repeal talk. Thousands of gallons have moved, with crews citing anticipated policy changes and dates between mid November and early December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.S. Internal Revenue
Stephen W. McGrah
Ohio
Kentucky
Duck Story From Hampton Bags Forty Four
In Hampton Louisiana on November 3 a trio of hunters Frank Williams Andy Luke and Dr H G Hall bagged 44 ducks near Beeds Lake Their hunt produced a generous supply of wild game for friends and represented a true local duck tale. Later Matty Smith Australian flying corps noted lightweight champion left New York for Racine Wisconsin after a Pershing Stadium appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Slessrs
Frank Williams
Andy Luke
H. G. Hall
Beeds Lake
Johnson Urges Ban on Do N Break Deliveries
Chicago Nov 2 President Ban Johnson of the American League urges abolishing certain pitches including the spitball. He writes to Garry Herrmann to advance a joint committee meeting of the National and American leagues rules committees to decide on the changes before the 1920 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ban Johnson
American
Jaague
Johnson
Garry Jerrmann
Nationa Committee
Wike Kelly to Manage Seattle Club After St. Paul Links
Seattle club reportedly arranged tentative terms with Mike Kelly, St. Paul manager of the American association, to take a like post with Seattle of the Pacific Coast league next year. Klepper confirms travel to Seattle for final arrangements. Frank Baker again declares retirement from major league baseball for the coming spring, with idle farmer plans and no contract offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mike Kelly
St. Paul
American Association
Seattle
William RB
Klepper
Kelly
Mitiab Sound
New York
Frank Baker
Frank
Trappe
Baker
Amateur boxers sail for international tournament squad
The U S team for the Norway Sweden and Denmark event sails from New York aboard the Staverngerfjord to Bergen. Members include Frank Cassedy of New York John Burke of Pittsburgh and Aston Donze of New Orleans with light heavyweight and 115 pound classes represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Stavengerfjord
Bergen
Frank Cassedy
John Burke
Pittsburgh
Aston Donze
New Orleans
Benny Leonard to Fight Jimmy Duffy at Tulsa
New York, Nov. 1. Benny Leonard will defend his world lightweight title at 140 pounds against Jimmy Duffy of Lockport in a vaudeville bout with a referee’s decision in Tulsa Oklahoma on Nov. 15. The fight is Leonard’s first at this weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Griffiths
Sunningdale
England
Stoke Poges
Buckinghamshire
Nancy
Windsor
London Mail
Jass
Benny Leonard
Jimmy Duffy
Tulsa
New York
Jimmy Day
Lockport
Yooina
Misa
Okla
Beer Fondit
Chocynski
Corbett
Althoit
Choynski
California
Stanley Ketchel: The Assassin of the Ring and His Rise
Stanley Ketchel forged one of boxing history’s fiercest middleweight careers. From humble Montana beginnings he rose to claim the middleweight title after brutal battles with Joe Thomas and Mike Papke, enduring knockouts and a near-fatal bout yet returning to dominate with savage, relentless power. His cagey, fearless style thrilled fans as he battled in New York, Philadelphia, and beyond, leaving a legacy defined by grit and theatrical bravura.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Ketchel
Mally Mallews
Paints
Jivbe Ferns
Jack Britton
Ted Lewis
Ketchel
Billy Fupke
Tinois Thunderbolt
Ars
Jos Ane
Ketenel
Alwa
Stanle
Tischel
Tom
Montana
Stanley
California
Bummpers
Joe Thomas
Ketehel
Boniface
Thomas
Tyro
Ketch
Mike Twin Sullivan
Hugo Kelly
Jack O'Drien
New York
Philadelphia
Jack
O'Brien
Papke
Queensbury
Thunderball
Jim
Jeffries
Ketchell
Ketebel
Ute
Jack Johnson
Dundee Caponi Bantam Bout Draws Waterloo Fans
Tri City fans prepare for a bantam clash in Waterloo Tuesday as Mike Dundee faces Tony Caponi. Dundee, praised as one of the era’s cleverest fighters under Emil Thiery of Chicago, seeks the bantamweight crown and faces the well known Caponi in a highly anticipated match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-City
Hock Island
Mike Dundee
Tony Caponi
Waterloo
Maannis
Sehicheri
Dundee
Peanuts
Caponi
Halian
Mike
Emil Thiery
Chicago
Emil
Choynski Laments Punch Rules and Boxing Outlook
Veteran fighter Joe Choynski criticizes current boxing rules and calls the kidney punch a misunderstood move. He recalls its origin with Danny Needham and notes officials misdefine it. The piece also reports Ivy Wingo's younger brother’s strong start with the Athletics and prospects for the hot stove league.
Essex Car Ad Promises Luxury Finish and Performance
The Essex positions itself as a high end vehicle with superior luxury and finish. It invites comparison with larger cars, claiming similar performance with a broader speed range and advantages over rivals costing more. Enthusiasm surrounds the new position and features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maoben
WIS
Ben Zine
San
Zine
Nou Todan
HILD
Rgneni
Hurler
OHA
Wike Kelly JS
Phelps
Jefferson
By ED Hughes
Husnes
Durie
Secon
Bai
Aloiost Ovr
Kero
Doughnuts
Titania
Joe Choynski
Joe
Danny Needham
Kid Brother
Wingo
Ivy
Athletics
Lvy
Hot Stove
Cee
W. A. Covell & Son
The
U'S
Peverill Motor Sales CO
Mulberry Street
Sro SameEas