World Series Interest High As Two Teams Clash
United Press reports strong public interest in this year’s World Series between the Senators and the States, with tickets selling out fast. Pirates favored in New York district betting, while Washington’s lineup and key players Harris and Peckingham spark betting speculation and fan excitement across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Farrell
United Press
Sta
New York
Senators
John A. Seydler
Bo Maty
Tlcke
Pittsburgh
Washington
Tams
Auretch
New York Financial Distriet
Pirates
Bucky Harris
Roger Peckingham
College grid previews across Midwest week of scrimmages
Wisconsin, Illinois, Ohio State, Northwestern, Minnesota, Chicago, Indiana and Michigan report varied scrimmage action. Highlights include Marek’s 20 yard TD run for Ohio State, Illinois’ intensive practice shaping under Zuppke, and Michigan reshuffling line positions as guards and tackles rotate.
Five Best Tadto Features Heard Across Networks
A 1923 radio schedule highlights Pan American night and a Symphony Orchestra on KYW and KGO with Comedy Dear Brutus on KGO Oakland. Various stations share organ recitals and orchestral programs into the evening hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conpright
U.P Wrc
Washington
WJZ
New York
Schenectady
KYW
Chicago
Symphony Orchestra
KGO
Oakland
Brutus
WFI
WCAE
WGR
WCSO
WOC
WERT
WJAR
WOT
Wwy
Avantis City
Gem
LIGHTS AND FIGHTERS IN BOXING ROUNDUP
New York welterweight Tommy Michigan defeated Morris Schiatfflee by ten round decision. Omaha, Pittsburgh welterweight won a ten round decision over Paul Dayly. Marcel Winnes former French heavyweight knocked out Jack Taylor. Jim Gerry of St Louis was KO'd in round six by Phil Kaplan. Rich Waggner beat Pete Hartley in ten rounds. Ricky Conn Min beat Jack Lamb in eight rounds. Sam Brown defeated Kn Lawson after Lawson's corner threw in the towel in the fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tommny
Michigan
Morris Schiatfflee
Omaha
Duck Vie
Pittsburgh
Paul Dayly
Marcel Winnes
Jack Taylor
Amearleat Nosely
ST. Lowis
Jimy Gerry
St. Tayis
Te Tigi
Phil Kaplan
Newark
Rditie Waggner
Philadelphia
Pete Hartley
Ricky Conn
Jack Lamb
Sam Brown
Davenfor
Negro
Lawson
Contin
Brown
Watchful Scoreboard shows Phillies edge Rabings 4 1
Yesterday's standout Isober from Philadelphia Asird scored twice and Knackert added a double to lead the team past Rabings 4 to 1. The Teed Sox beat a makeshift Washington squad 4 to 1 with Peck directing and Jace delivering the sole regular hit in the late inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isober
Fyaneller
Teed Sox
Washington
Peck
Jace
Mrs Hurd Eliminated in Golf Tournament
In St Louis Clayton Missouri, Mrs Dorothy Campbellard led the field as champion, with Mrs J C Letts of Chicago defeating Mrs Hurd 4 to 2 in a windy third round match. Miss Glenna Collett of Providence also advanced by defeating Ada Melenzo of Toronto in a hard fought set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurd
ST Louis
Clayton
Dorothy Campbellard
Philadelphia
Toda Mira
J. CG. Letts
Chieage
Aleady Omni
Glenna Collett
Provideies
Ming Pame
MW Ada Melenzo
Taronto
Coroners Jury Recommends Continuing Murder Probe
In Vinton Iowa on 14, the coroner jury reviewing Myrtle Cook temperance worker’s death today urged continuing the murder investigation "as to Clifford J. Cook," husband of the slain woman. The panel said evidence has been insufficient to support a verdict on the killer’s identity after three weeks of sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Calse
Acs
Myrtle Cook
Clifford J. Cook
Liffard
Boys enjoy afternoon at Y.M.G.A event in Fond du Lac
Afternoon program at the Y M G A drew upper grade boys for games and a light lunch after which Ray Remple of the local high school spoke on playing the game. Donations from local bakers and firms supported the event. Future Friday and Saturday tournaments at Cutler Park are planned with teams from Union, Park, and Randle Wield gearing up for a central venue showdown. Legionnaires from Fond du Lac attend Omaha convention with candidate Diefty promoted for national commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver
Rawle Sehogl Onmius
Whiterock
Iron Field Gandy Co
Christophs
St. Ncone
Union
Park
Gimnea
Cutler Parknstead
Randle Wield
Louatabl
Isberg
Fond DU Lac
Omaha
American Legion
Fok. Diefty
Dry man appointed by Andrews quits
Louisville Wyre announces the resignation of the Kentucky prohibition director, who oversaw enforcement and played a key role in Conviction of Congressman John W. Grigley on square-law charges. The official was the first prohibition administrator named by Brigadier General Lincoln C. Andrews during the enforcement reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Wyre
Sohn
Tennessee
Kentucky
Calling
John W. Grigley
Collins
Prohibition
Lincoln C. Andrews
National Dry Czar
Waukesha Bowlers Meeting Tonight at Palace Gardens
A meeting of the Waukesha bowling association will be held tonight at Palace Gardens at 8 o'clock. Tournament arrangements for the season will be completed at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha Bowlers
Waukesha Bawng Association
Palace Gardens
Home Run Leaders and Power Hitting Clubs
Major leagues see shifted power with new turf, as Giants and Cardinals chase supremacy alongside Browns. Yankees hold the modern record at 124 homers in 1921, Babe Ruth with 59. White Sox struggle with 36, Detroit 39, Cubs strong with 83, Gabby Hartnett leading Cubs with 24. Brooks of Chicago also contributing with solid homer totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastine
Hornsby
Bob Mouse
Giants
Browns
McGraw
Yankees
Babe Huth
Gints
White Sox
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Hellmann
Cobb
Chicago Cuba
Chouter
Gabby Wartnett
Are
A Brooks
Cubs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madison
Wisconsin
Asj
Iown Bate
Grafool
Etremum
Mormon
Nadke
Champaign
Ilinois
Zuppke
Tis
Hackfield
Columbus
Werder
Marek
Clark
Alves
Kurow
Oho State Ackfieht
Evanston
Northwestern
Willie
Lewis
Minneapolis
George Matchan
North Dakota
Spears
Chuck Duvall
Bloominoton
Indiana
Annordnon
Qate Aml Hawkins
Edwards
Lavelle
THERS
Internat’1 Cartoon Co
B. Link
Sopol
Wa’ Ba Tau
Hoyle
Henrietta Badtzey
Ahe
Henrietta
Redding
Cate
Spring City Auto
St. Louis
Cleveland
Army
Toston Washington
Boston
ABC
Brooklyn
G. B. Cook
Y. MG. Av
Andrews
Sandy
Golden Gate
Milwaukee Journal
Journal
Eyerett Meusel
George Kaly
Schumann
Elger’s New Meat Market
Grand Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!