Real Knockout Can Be Landed, Says Johnny Kilbane, Featherweight Champion of the World! (Johnny Kilbane), December 23, 1916 Stars Haven't 'Old Fire', December 31, 1916 What Will 1917 Bring To Sport? 1916 Produced New Records, January 4, 1917 Fultz In the Fight to a Finish (Dave Fultz), January 27, 1917 Dode Paskert Invents Plan To Fool Fielders (Dode Paskert), January 30, 1917 Why Alexander Wants More Coin! Phillies Great Pitcher Is Paid Less Than Any Other Great Baseball Star (Grover Cleveland Alexander), February 18, 1917 Sothoron Looks Like Iron Man: Recruit Pitcher of Browns May Prove Star (Allen Sothoron), April 22, 1917 Old Orioles' Base Stealing Quartet (Hughie Jennings, John McGraw, Willie Keeler, Joe Kelley), May 6, 1917 Batting Faces: Watch Your Favorite Next Time He Takes A Wallop At The Ball, You Won't Recognize Him, July 23, 1917 Cobb Sets Huge Task For Self: Hopes To Tie Jess Burkett's Record by Batting Over 400 for Trio of Seasons (Ty Cobb), July 24, 1917 Lefty Williams May Be Dark Horse of Series (Lefty Williams), September 26, 1917 Cicotte Tells The Secret of the 'Shine Ball' (Eddie Cicotte), September 26, 1917 Sisler Only Ball Player Who Can Hope to Fill Ty Cobb's Shoes as a Super-star (George Sisler), March 16, 1918 If White Sox Are Beaten Out, It Will Be the Biggest Surprise in Baseball (1918 Chicago Black Sox), April 10, 1918 Place Hitting: Ty Cobb Airs His View on Most Contested Question in Baseball (Ty Cobb), July 9, 1918 War Conditions Give Schoolboy Phenom Early Chance With Giants (Waite Hoyt), August 19, 1918 Cubs Lead In Box, Behind Bat and In Offensive Strength: That's Why They Should Win -- Says Purman (1918 Chicago Cubs), September 3, 1918 Knowledge of Baseball Wins Cross for Soldier 'Over There' (Pvt. George W. Holly), September 4, 1918 How Our Soldiers and Sailors Play the 'Rescue Relay', September 26, 1918 How Our Soldiers Play -- The 'Human Wheelbarrow Race', October 3, 1918 The John L. of Wrestling: Farmer Burns at 57 as Young as He Was 30 Years Ago (Farmer Burns), October 6, 1918 How Our Soldiers and Sailors Play 'Medicine Ball Rounders', October 7, 1918 Why He Was 'Terrible Terry': High Spots in Career of Greatest Bantam of Them All (Terry McGovern), December 18, 1918 References 1886 births 1937 deaths Indiana University alumni People from Allen County, Indiana Writers from Cleveland People from Danville,