Former Magemen Displaying Form In Comeback Year
New York report recalls former Mack men now with other clubs after disbandment. Jack Barry and Herb Pennock starred for the Red Sox 100000 infield, while Jack Coombs makes a notable comeback with the Dodgers. Eddie Murphy and Eddie Collins linger with White Sox, and Chief Bender aids the Phillies after leaving the A’s. Braves have none of the famed White Elephants, yet Mack’s stars influenced the pennant race.
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New York
Connie Maca
Mack
Red
Dodgers
Jack Coombs
Sox
White Sox
Eddie Murphy
Jack Lappy
Eddie Collns
Philadelphia
Frank Baker
Rube
Browns
White Elphants
Chief Bender
Aftra
Feds
Pat Moran
Phillies
Braves
Onhieh
Mack Stars
Bender
Monin
Feathers Meet Cornell At Mount Vernon Saturday
Cornell faces the State cadets at Mount Vernon after a scheduling mix up with Knox. Captain Frie leads a hampered lineup as several players recover from injuries. Holmes, Meade, Danskin, and Treland expected to play if fit. Also notes shifts in boxing and baseball stories from Chicago to Brooklyn, including Schalk’s move and Leonard’s upcoming fight.
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Mount Vernon
Knox
Galesburg
Cornell
Illinois
Frie
Treland
Holmes
Meade
Danskin
George Sisler to Be First Baseman
George Sisler likely to remain first baseman for the Browns next season. Sisler moved to center field during late post season games due to emergencies and injuries. Paulette may stay to hit left handed, while manager Jones seeks better play against southpaws. Rickay will handle league meetings and trades.
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St. Louis
Brown
Sisler
Marsans
Miller
Rumler
Lnto
Paulette
George
Iit
Jones
Browns
Portland
Rickay
Things Theatrical Here At Home In Old Kentucky And The Fashion Shop
A Waterlog showing of In Old Kentucky by Charles T. Carey at the Waterlog tonight draws steady affection from theatregoers with scenes like the chasm swing and horse race. The Majestic presents The Fashion Shop, a five act vaudeville bill claiming the season’s costliest show with Paris fashion models and a musical comedy plot about a farmer and his wife visiting a big city.
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Old Kentucky
Charles T. Carey
America
Majestic
Majestic Theatre
Lew Holtz
Pather
Joy Boy
Fiddler
Shelton Dean
Triangle bill at Plaza Crystal and more arrives tonight
The bill features Thos. P. Jackson and Co. in The Letter from Home with George and Lilly Garden noted as top xylophone specialists. Ameta headlines the Plaza program with Manhattan Madness and Jewadl Carmen leads the supporting cast after notable turns with Wolf Hopper and Norma Talmadge. The Crystal presents The Bugle Call with Willie Collier Jr. as star, depicting a Teeville army post replica amid siege by Indians and dramatic combat.
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Vertainers
Thos. P. Jackson and Co
George and
Lilly Garden
Ameta
the Plaza
Poughis Fairbanks
Willie Collier, Jr
Thomas H. Ince
Teeville
Montana
Redskins
Doctor Shallenberger Cure Claims Enduring Health
A long list of testimonials from Iowa residents praises Dr. Shallenberger for curing chronic ailments without surgery. Patients from Marshalltown to Waterloo attest to relief from stomach, liver, kidney, and nerve troubles after treatment, with several noting long-standing conditions resolved and improved overall health.
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Iowa
Shallenberger
Miller
Brandon
Charles Nik
Roones
Thomas Markey
Marshalltown
J. G. Elliott
Liscomb
R. Francis
Fairbanks
JL. Haigh
Hopkinton
H.R. Holmes
Manchester
FE. Klemp. Aoittle
J. M. Seance
Vinton
H. ©. Whitney
Vincennes
Henry Globe
Strawberry Point
Frese
Nora Springs
Mann
Dodge
H. Volk
Winthrop
Kinkade
Stella
Jahneke
Thorton
Chur Oath
Clear Lake
C. A. Upton
Ogden
L. C. Doran
Bonac
Air Marshalstown
I. W. Hatley
Hampton
Ida Scott
Ames
Shalienberzer
A. K. Prattels
Marshalstown
Shallenhercer
Fehan
Eartheck
Earlville
Chas. Bahmiler
Tazelton
F. W. Arapid
Fie
Emma Hazelwood
Hazleton
Mia
J. J. Moser
Queida. In
bin Ute
W. Freitag
Dodee
Taraya
Shadlenberger
Mary Kramer
Garner
Art
John Christiansen
Oden
E. W. Cooper
Blairsburg
Cooper
Gaerritts
E. L. Chase
Webster City
Albert Clapper
Rhodes
Charles L. Calvert
Jos. Dozark
H. O. Maugland
Story City
W Wardesty
Mons, Jacobson
Duncombe
J. W. Peed
Ft. Dodge
Mary Pestonik
R. No. 4
Boone, In
Simon Stambo
Woodward
A. Ll. Tucker
Geneva
Shailenderrer
Mrs. Lonier
Warneke
J. F. Powers
Liscamh
Seth A. Buffum
Grinnell
Shallenherrer
Heig
A. E. Eatwell
Zearing
C. W. Townsend
Eldora
Childood
Chas
Wentzel
Berman
Geo. Sharn. Clemens, Ta
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63Rd Street
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H. E. Rugg
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Manhattan
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Pike’s Peak
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Cnystal Today
Collier, JR
Keystone
Arants Shoe Shop
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West Fourth Street
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