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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1901
Page
14
Yale and Harvard have accepted Oxford and Cambridge’s plan to stage the international college games in New York on September 21. Points may count differently this time, with second and third places possibly scoring.
The article explains the Northern Pacific trademark, a Chinese origin symbol first seen in 1898. It traces the design from the Great Chinese Monad, its adoption by FE McHenry and Charles Fee, and its later use on seals and securities. It notes oriental origin is uncertain and the symbol attracted public curiosity.
Rev. W. S. Holt, a Portland missionary familiar with Chinese iconography, identified the trademark on a company office window. Holt learned from A. D. Charlton that the mark represents a complex oriental philosophy, and investigators traced the symbol to its ancient roots.
Fasig Tipton launches its twentieth century yearling sale from Bitter Root stud on Friday May 24 at Madison Square Garden. Hamburg’s bloodlines attract high hopes as 56 yearlings, many closely related to famed runners, go on offer including Bannockburn Sadducee Isia and Inverness lineal relatives.
Ellsworth Cunningham outlines in a Chicago American piece how a successful pitcher is made focusing on control first, study of the batter, fielding, and varied curves. He contrasts slow and fast outcurves, in curves, drop curves, and the rise ball while stressing temper, brain, and mechanics.
Barney Schreiber plans a strong showing at the St Louis Fair Grounds meet with his stable led by Ban nockburn under trainer Dick Williams. The two year class features prospects from Som and Saint Gratitude, with Jockey Ruiz set to ride for Schreiber and Dominick as backup.
Baseball star Thomas Esterbrook died after throwing himself through a train window on the Erie Mountain express near Tuxedo. He had been suffering from nervous prostration at his Stapleton home and developed a personal crisis mania.
The Inter Ocean roast lampoons D. Sheepleigh Green after a costly muff in an eighth inning miscue at West Side park. The Camden, New Jersey, outfielder wanders off first base and allows a misplay that costs Doyle’s team the game, provoking sharp, comic commentary.
The Springs team is cited by the Denver Times as a prime example of field management impact. Donahue and Hulen are praised as top figures, with teammates afraid to underperform in their presence and willing to forfeit wages to avoid their censure. They influence effort and risk taking on every play.
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