College Men Rank High in Professional Baseball
The piece notes college graduates boosting baseball’s standard as players and managers in the major leagues. It cites Thomas of Penn, Fultz of Brown, Tenney of Brown, Atah of Washingtons, and many others from Brown, Bucknell, Holy Cross, and more. It argues brains and training lift the sport and cites about a hundred graduates in the big leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Stab
University of Illnois
Tenney
Brown University
Fultz
Lynch
Pittsburg
Pattee
New Jersey
Lauder
New York
Pralasalh Pth
Christy Mathewseon iI
Bucknell
Devlin
Sane
Georgetown
Drill
Detroit
White
Chicago
Hurt
Philadells
Davin
Girard College
Dr. Powell
Holy Cross
Henley
Alabama
Plank
Gettysburg
Coakley
Philadelphia Athletics
Manger Mack
Roy Thomas
Monnsylvania
Doolin
Caltwell
Philadelphia Nationals
Hugh Jenkinis
Haltimore
Cornell
Walt Clarkson
Harvard
Jack Barry
Ciucinanti
University of Rochester
Pitusburg
Brown
Lundgren
University of Sinolas Chase
Columbia
Scanlon
Baseball League Scores From New York and Boston
Reads like a rough summary of early baseball results with multiple city games. Mentions New York versus Chicago and Boston versus Pittsburgh, plus Brooklyn and Philadelphia matchups. Lists players such as Butterler Brown King Philipp Gilwon Witherup Brown and Mullin among others. Overall tone mirrors brief score notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League
New York
Butterler
Brown
King
Kanon and
Ritter
VhHhadetpla
Rnu B
Cineinnacht A
Philadelphia
Hwing
Had ‘Senel
Doge Bleby Ant Doon
Cleveland and Chicago Battery Lines in American Association Schedule
Fragmented railroad league notes list matchups and postponements across cities including Cleveland Chicago St Louis Toledo Kansas City Columbus Milwaukee Louisville St Paul Indianapolis Minneapolis with teams and abbreviations from the American Association schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Toledo
Tolmly
Kansan City
Columins
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
Louisville St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Brown Pardon Leads to Witness Flight and Recapture
A pardoned prisoner, Brown, fled to avoid testifying in a horse theft case. Cansable Taylor and Jim Brown brought him back to jail, but Brown remains at large. The incident interrupted the trial and may lead to contempt sanctions. Meanwhile a local hardware store advertises picnic baskets as essential for outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cansable Taylor
Artest
Jim Brown
Roswell
Anather
Brown
Haxerman
Jim Wout
Brow Way
Mexico
Ha Eerh
Militry Institute
Pardo
Hefermen
Silver City Nuptials Set for Miss Julia Coalter Eue and Wayne Wilson
An engagement notice from Silver City announces the approaching marriage of Miss Julia Coalter Eue to Wayne MacWeash Wilson. The ceremony is planned for Thursday, June 14, at the Church of the Good Shepherd, with both families and many friends extending heartfelt congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Julia Coalter Eue
Wayne MacWeash Wilson
Church of ‘the Good Sheperd
Colorado Telephone Buys Las Vegas Line
Colorado Telephone, based in Denver, completed the purchase of the Las Vegas Telephone company. The merged system will be consolidated after the new building is finished, extending Denver connections to nearly all major territorial towns. Denver residents welcome one integrated system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Colorado Telephone
Las Vegas
Colorado Telephone Company
Denver
Las Vegas Telephone Company
Colorado Company
Panned Forty 1 Dollars In Three Hours At Orogrande
Judge Senoaech of Missouri led a party of twenty capitalists on a tour of inspection to Orogrande. They were impressed by the Southwest company placers and saw $49 worth of virgin gold panned in a few hours without crude rockets. The Territorial Fair association of Phoenix held its first annual meeting at the board of trade rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Senoaech
Missouri
Southwest Company
Orogrande
Southwest Comety
Phoenix
Territorial Fair Association of Phoenix
Board of Trade
Berger-Grose Stock Co schedule and events
The Berger Grose stock company plans an ongoing weekly bill change on Mondays and Thursdays with doors at 8 p.m. and performances at 8:80. Sunday matinees open at 1:30 p.m. with shows at 2. Night prices 15 and 25 cents, matinee 10 and 15 cents. Reserved seats through O A Matson’s Gazette. Officer Rainbolt and Hendrick escorted by Nathan Hendricks, leading to a shooting near a family dispute involving Fred Migeh’s sheriff/jailer brother-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Matson's
Than Hendricka
Rainbolt
Nathan Hendricks
Fred Migeh
Comwell
Lib Rainbolt
Will Rainbolt
Shipp
Hitch
Hendricke
Fogel
Oliver Hendricks
CATTLEMAN HURT ON THE RANGE NEAR HACKBERRY ARIZONA
Raymond Carr a well known cattle man of Mohave county was crushed when his horse fell on him on the Davis ranch sixty five miles southeast of Hackberry. He was taken to Hackberry then sent to Los Angeles hospital as a fracture could not be reduced. Serious injuries threaten his prognosis after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Carr
Mohave County
Arizona
Davis Ranch
Hackberry
Tilton
Truxton
Los Angeles
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Southwest
Luccy
Evening Citizen
Albuquerque
Railroad Avenue
First Street
Benham Indian Trading Co
Albuquerque, New Mexico
IAD
Caieaguy
ROWE
Mullin
Doninlae
Dtheen
Peterson
Cleveland
R. HE
Whitington
Hess and Clark, Hughes and Heyden
White, Walsh, Hart
Caesbro
Kielnow
St. Louis
St. Louis-Philadelphia
Astern League
Lincoln
Oma
Mever
Zinran
Dod
Gonding
Pueblo
Alk
Mcintosh Hardware Company
Outing P
Cenai
Tmaiston
Casino Theatre
The
Berger-Grose Stock Co
Kirk L. Hart
S. A. Christy
Nev
Joseph Constantine
Death Valley
Younk Vadiern
Walsh
M. G
Constantine
Carrell Springs
Lees
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