Five Hurlers Just Miss Fame's List
A review of 1912 pitching feats highlights several pitchers who came close to records with low hit games. Hamilton of St Louis singled out for strong performances against New York and Chicago, while Washington’s Walter Johnson stands as the only pitcher to appear in multiple near no hit games. Other notable efforts include Mitchel, Russell, and several White Sox and Cleveland hurlers achieving two or three hit games during a turbulent season.
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Spokane Spokesman Review
St Louis Amori Star Signs Unconditional Release Plans
St Louis Amori team official announced an unconditional release for a key player by tomorrow. Negotiations will begin with Kansas City Moderat boxtrack after the offer from KC Fest early.
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Remarkable Catarrh Cure Promises Quick Systemic Relief
Bright Eyes and Clear Nose advertises Swift's S. S. S. as a blood inoculation remedy to stop catarrh and improve mucous membranes. The copy claims rapid purification of blood, elimination of head-ache, nasal clearance, and general relief, urging readers to buy S. S. S. at drug stores and request it by name.
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Lincoln football camp opens with former stars coaching
The practice session began yesterday and continued today with a dozen ex players helping the secular coach. In drills the men show improvement but not at expected level. Highlights include the Minnesota game looming in three days.
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Giants Recruit a Warehous e Employee into Major League Baseball
The narrative follows a Los Angeles warehouse worker who, through persistence and guidance from Frank Haggerty and others, earns a spring training invite with the Giants. It details the decision to sign with the team, the initial doubt, the signing moment, and the early competition for the third catcher role amid mentors like Spike Shaman and Roger Bresnahan.
Giants Center Fielder’s Long Path to Regular Status
The player recalls joining the Giants in 1910, spending two years near the bench while McGraw shaped his rise to center field. He describes a dramatic spring training game, vivid throwing moments, and a lone protracted misstep that led to an interference call. Born October 19 1887 in Ventura California, he later moved to Los Angeles and began ball through high school and local clubs. He notes his first Giants year paid 3175 monthly, with later contract boosts.
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Pitching's role in baseball and boxing stars rise
A Denver News style survey on pitching strength and star potential discusses club spending on scouts and pitchers, noting managers chase future Maethwsens while minor league reputations often fail at the major league level. It cites Mack, McGraw, and McCarty with boxing notes highlighting Luther and a Vernon bout verdict.
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Stanford Swaseed Upsets New Zealand Rival
Unclear fragmentary report notes Stanford and New Zealand teams in a tense match. The readable text references Stanford and a tram-related chaos and overwhelmed players, but details are garbled and identities uncertain.
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Pacfic Coast League Race Narrowed by Angeles Victory
In a Pacific Coast League game today Los Angeles defeated by margins. Portland and Sacramento stakes clarified as Sacramento Wolves climb to second. Roy led the offense with a solid showing through seven innings, while Edmondson and Lively contributed on the mound and in relief as the Wolves sealed the win.
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San Francisco Defeats Oakland in High Scoring Tilt
San Francisco came from behind in the eighth inning to beat Oakland 4 to 3. Strong hitting and late runs carried the visitors as pitchers Schmidt and Moxander held the rallying effort in check for the win.
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Women’s national political championship round results noted
In Wilmington Bel, Miss Muriel Dodd, Miss Gladys Havenscrott, and Miss Mabel Tarrison won second round matches in the women’s national polo championship at the Wilminton Country lab. American survivors advance to extra rounds with Miss Mitrion Ffellis, Miss Wanna Nsgodd, and others as Canadian and western entries are eliminated. Tomorrow’s matches feature Ravense lcrott vs Osgood, Hollis vs Finer, Curtis vs Hartson, and Deda vs Vanderbeule.
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Golf at Mats Menchia opens Wester Golf social event
Tom McNamara and M J Urady of Boston won first honor in a foursome prelude to the Wester Golf Association open championship at Memphis club. Fred McLeod Chavy Chase and Stewart Meldon of Atlanta tied for second, one stroke behind, with R Simpson and J D Simpson close behind. next best score listed as 743.
Changes in football rules spark injury debate across era
A Chicago Daily News column argues modern football shows more injuries than in earlier eras. It contrasts a 12 pound University of Chicago player under old rules with later heavier opponents, noting practice shifts as Minnesota prepares for Lincoln and Nebraska.
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Anvil Wins Castleton Cup at Grand Circuit Meet
Anvil driven by "Pop" Geors easily captured the Castleton Cup, feature event of today’s Grand Circuit races at Cheney. Cheney was second in heat one and third in heat two while Rovert placed second in the fuel round. Redlacer won the five-heat trotting finale after a rocky start. Ramey Constantine and Homer Buggaman claimed wins in pacing divisions, with Tru ver Baughman taking the two-year-old pacing crown.
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British pros Ray and Vardon win on Normandie links
In St Louis on October 11 Edward Ray and Henry Vardon, reigning British champions, defeated Ennis Miller and Jesse Carleton on the Normandie course. Ray shot 72 and Vardon 74 to lead the morning foursomes. course bogey is not completed in the report.
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Manager Mack Praises Memmnis as Greatest All Time
The report quotes a manager praising Memmnis as the best infield, calling him the greatest to play the position and stating no first baseman compares to him. He credits McGraweth for the win and lauds Memmnis as a superb tactician and exceptional talent.
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