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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1913
Page
12
A long, rambling tale recalls a 19th or early 20th century Trinidad Cheyenne Indians series where Hendrix dominated, Trinidad feigned sociability to distract Cheyenne, and fans packed the stands as both teams hit poorly pitched balls and wild scrambles.
Chicago May 31. Half the younger players fear for their careers yet Comiskey faced similar odds long ago. He rose from semi pro to owner of the Chicago White Sox, earning his wealth from the game. As a young pitcher he struggled, sold candy and books on trains, saved a line from Ted Sullivan, and eventually became a star at first base after proving his versatility.
Rev. William Walker of St Augustine in Alberta recounts meeting Luther McCarty before the fatal fight. He describes plans to address the crowd and urge McCarty toward faith, while reflecting on the deadly ring incident and the minister's role at ringside.
The article extols famed players as crowd magnets, naming stars like Waddell and Cobb, and discusses their drawing power for teams such as Philadelphia and New York. It notes managers and owners praising the value of marquee talent, while detailing the era’s big-name draws and their impact on gate receipts.
The Ted Sox say they cannot win another pennant as third baseman Larry Gantner sprains his ankle and will miss play for at least a month. Managerial worries rise over injuries to Joe Wood, Buddy Lewis, Charley Wagner, and Steve Yorkes, keeping Boston in the second division.
May 1 report by James Jevie notes the Pirates slump since leaving Pittsburgh, with sluggers unable to hit and assessments from Kret Clarke. The piece contrasts early season woes with past success, discusses hitting psychology, and references players like Marquard, Tesreau, Wiltse, and the Polo Grounds series. It weighs prospects for spring and notes rivals like the Giants, Cubs, Reds, and Boston in a long season.
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