Murphy’s Season Averages Highlight Baseball Leaders
Official figures compiled by Ea F. Murphy show top performers across batting fielding and pitching. Notable names include Huelsman Salt Lake 426, Carman Butte 412 home runs and 28 doubles, and McMurdo Tratte Morgan among pitchers with many appearances.
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Ea F. Murphy
Union Association
Baseball
Naonal Commission
Bernhart
Salt Lake
Huelsman
Holmes
Butte
Wessfer
Ogden
Carman
Bait Lake
Seabough
Risbers
Jones
Sawyer
Blausser
Boise
Thornton
Holse
Rachel
Newton
Cobb
Ellis
Caveney
Blanken
Ship
Menges
Murray
Davia
Lund
Helena
Brady
Smith
Clynes
Weaver
Rolfe
Murphy
Dowling
McMuirdo
Knight
Me Rett
Tierena
McCielland
Butte Wood
Woolums
Potts
Dashbach
French
Salt Haake
McCrerand
Ind
Ranger
Loop
Dasch- Back
Moorehead
Raedel
Marshall Butte
Beinhardt
Fitzgerald
Aschenfelter
Tamey
McCreery
OM. Redel
Buck Weaver
Lewis
Grandpa” Huelaman
Missoula
Davis
Bil Lussi
McMurdo
Little Champions Of City To Be Honored At Banquet
W E Reynolds plans a banquet for the Reynolds McDowell football team 120 pound champions of Trutte and their coach. Date and venue are not yet decided. A separate note mentions a one story cement stand for 46 000 spectators at the Boston National League club's new baseball park to be completed around July 4.
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W. E. Reynolds
Reynolds-McDowell
Trutte
Oston
Vee
Boston
Yale
Wit and words in a cattle deal and a lost half day
The Columbus Dispatch notes a buyer received a questionable affidavit with a joke about a hog business. The vendor claimed to have left hog trading but contemplates profit math to assess the deal. An attorney judged the joke worth the fee.
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Columbus Dispatch
Joe Chip set to face Leo Rens in Monday bout at Broadway
Joe Chip will meet Leo Rens next Monday night at the Broadway theater in a rematch that could rewrite local odds. Enthusiasm climbs as reservations flood in and both fighters push hard in training, with manager Jimmy Dime guiding Chips to counter Rens straight left.
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Joe Chip
Leo Rens
Chip
Hens
Bens
Hoya
Jimmy Dime
Leo
Athletics Face Prospects As Spring Camp Opens
The article surveys the Philadelphia Athletics prospects with Mack's plans a young infield, possible substitutes for Collins from the White Sox, and reliance on pitchers Shawkey Bressler Wyckoff Pennock Davies and other youngsters. It notes a reduced salary bill by at least 26000 and mentions Governor Tener’s Philadelphia visit and odd lodging details with Walter Gaither as secretary.
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Colling
Bender
Plank One
Athletics
Feld
Mack
Koot
Collins
White Sox
Hush
Shawkey
Bressler
Wyckoff
Pennock
Davies
New York
Tener
Philadelphia
Valert
Walter Gaither
Gaither
Enor
Vale
Foom Gad
Phildophia
Merican
Seize Collier and Start on a Pirating Cruise
Manila reports forty men from the Emden crew who were left on Cocos Island after the Sydney raid have captured a collier and mounted two Meximes, raiding Pacific commerce. TheBrien steamer Malacca carried the report to Solo, but it is not officially confirmed yet.
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Manila
P. I
Cocos Island
Sydney
Pacific
Malacca
Solo
ERMAN CRUISERS ELUDE PURSUIT
Hartlepool and West Hartlepool are described as a major port complex with docks, shipyards, and significant wartime defenses. The region includes a population of 65,000 and extensive facilities such as five docks, timber docks, a 350 acre harbor, and modern industries like shipbuilding and iron founding. West Hartlepool is highlighted as a growing town with notable architecture and seaside resorts nearby.
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Hartlepool
West Hartlepool
Hartlepools
Baltic
Hamburg
Antwerp
Rotterdam
Hartiepoots
Possible Feint Covers Another Attack on English Coast
The report notes naval experts weighing a German raid on three east coast towns within fifty miles, with limited value for invasion aims but potential moral impact. Officials say Germany would require troop ships and stronger vessels for any actual invasion, while submarines may shadow patrols to exploit British movements.
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Wton
Washington
Bag Tana
England
Germany
Wensels
North Sea
Germans Warn Ruthlessly Fight For Victory In War Telegraph
The German statement attributed to Count von Reventlow argues that to fight successfully they must fight ruthlessly. It claims British responses at Whitby and Scarborough reveal this intent and rejects international law. The Times notes Britain’s navy will persist in destroying enemy ships despite temptations to change aims.
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Nest von
Germany
Royal Navy
Hartlepool Bombarded by German Warships
Hartlepool and West Hartlepool endured a 23 minute morning bombardment by German warships. Shells fell across the towns as forts at the river mouth engaged the raiders, driving them off. Casualty figures were not yet confirmed, but deaths were believed to be numerous.
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Hartlepool
London
West Hartlepool
Bombardment casualties noted in civilian toll
Many more persons were injured than killed, all fatalities among non combatants. Women and children suffered equally with the men. The bombardment began early in the morning without warning, driving people into the streets seeking safety.
Russians Admit Only One Slight Retirement Dec 15
Petrograd reports by the general staff that in the Mianna direction enemy pressure was repelled while on the left bank of the Vistula Germans attacked along Kiernozia to Sochaczew. our troops retreated slightly in the evening due to terrain. Other front sections saw counter attacks that kept the enemy in place and halted Austrian advances beyond the Carpathians. no major changes elsewhere.
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Petrograd
Miana
Vistula
Kiernozia
Sochaczew
Carpathians
United States to Inquire Regarding Italian Affair
The United States has ordered Ambassador Morgenthau in Constantinople to inquire into and seek protection for the British and French consuls at Hodeidan Arabia. The move follows a report of clashes at the Italian consulate in Hodeidah, where the British and French consuls sought refuge, the Italian consul’s imprisonment, rescue by two Italian warships, and Italy’s demand for public reparations from the Porte.
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Washington
United States
Morgenthau
Constantinople
Hodeidan
Arabia
Hodeidah
Italy
Government Secures Safe Conduct for Two Consular Officers
The United States government has undertaken to secure safe conduct for the two consular officers. Washington acts to ensure their protection as a priority in ongoing negotiations.
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Washington
Well Known Residents Among Victims In Scarborough Attack
Scarborough reports indicate civilian deaths including Alderman John Hall and postman Alfred Beale among the victims of a morning attack by German warships and a trawler. Mrs Bennett and two children, Mrs Merryweather and Miss Trow, plus unidentified women and workers, were also killed. Shells struck St Martins church during communion. Homes and hotels along the water front were damaged, and bodies were moved to the mortuary as debris blocked streets.
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Scarborough
London
John Hall
Alfred Beale
Bennett
Merryweather
Mise Trow
Macintyre
S.15
Musgrove
St. Martyn's Church
Mackarness
Woods
the Electric Company
Roth
Balmoral
Royal
Strick
Two Killed in Whitby by Thirty Six Shells
Whitby England reports from London that two people were killed and two injured as German battle cruisers bombarded the town. About 36 shells struck the area, destroying several houses, decapitating a coast guard, injuring two scouts, and hitting Whitby abbey and Whitby lodge. A shell hit a Meadow Halt schoolhouse but the children were uninjured.
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Whitby
England
London
Coast Guard
Fishburn Park
Whitby Abbey
Whitby Lodge
Ruswarp
Meadow
Local townsfolk watch brief bombardment from cliff
A small company of intrepid persons gathered on a cliff within a mile of the town to watch the bombardment that lasted about fifteen minutes. As soon as the warships disappeared, residents resumed their normal occupations.
Thirty killed according Hartlepool correspondent
London dispatch reports Martiepool bombardment results in 30 dead and 100 injured. At West Hartlepool 20 killed and many injured as shells pass through the Baptist church.
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Hartlepool
London
Stockton-on-Tees
Change Telegraph Company
Martiepool
West
Mines Dropped by Raiders
London reports a German raid where mines were dropped as the fleet steamed out to sea to block pursuing ships. The dispatch from Harpool via the Daily Express notes the action as a precaution against follow-on vessels.
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London
Daily Express
Har- Hepool
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Dad Huelsman
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Ted
Ox‘Bernard
Salt
Garrett
Jackson
Board. of ‘Health
Sporting Comment
Collier
Ercentage
Santa Claus
Kentucky
Lepat
ERMAN
Ited Bar
North Riding of Yorkshire
Whitby i
Hote's
Esk
Han
Mten
I Rebo
Melo
Komaceey
Deen
BBM Co
Afen
BBM
WEY
Aurrulon Company
Square
New Yorke
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Bonner, Montana
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