Will Phenoms of 1912 Repeat in 1913?
Managers muse on whether Christy Mathewson and other 1912 pitching phenoms will sustain greatness in 1913. The piece contrasts first year feats with later performance, naming Mathewson, Plank, Walsh, Coombs, Bender, Brown, Reulbach, Johnson, Cole, Alexander, Chalmers, Adams, Mitchell, Knapp, Covington, and several others, noting some faded while a few rebound.
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Luther McCarty
Christy Mathewson
Eddie Plank
Ed Walsh
Jack Coombs
Chief Bender
Mordecai Brown
Ed Reulbach
Walter Johnson
King Cole
Grover Alexander
Chalmers
Babe Adams
Willie Mitchell
Gene Knapp
Covington
Cubs
Athletics
Babe Atkins
Tigers Texes
Alexander
Phillies
Naps
Vean Gregg
Bedient
Dubne
Cashion
Jers
Hendrix
Tes
Robinson
Naonaltellent
Dubue
Eastern yachtsmen invited to Havre races week of July 20
International yacht races at Havre invite eastern yachtsmen for the week of July 20 to 26. It is not yet decided if some of the large New England yachts will voyage to Europe this spring.
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Havre
New England
Europe
Hot Springs
Ark
Marty O Toole
Pittsburgh
Ed la Force
Unir
Marty
la Force
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Edith
White Hopes Rise in Heavyweight Scene in 1910s Context
The article profiles Luther McCarty and Jess Willard as rising white heavyweights, noting McCarty’s string of knockouts and Willard’s height and toughness. It compares them with James J. Jeffries era and references Smith and Bombardier Wells, implying the emergence of a new generation amid a shift in the heavyweight landscape.
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McCarty
Jess Willard
Tommy Clark
Stanley Retchet
Luther McCarty
Carl Morris
Jim Flynn
al Patter
Jess Wilherd
Mearty
Gaintast Smith
Bombardier Wells
Hater
Charlie Medssiy
McCarty Willard
Smith
Sveiohits
Findi
Tenner Denner
America
Gert
James J Dettries
Ecard
Jeffries
Marvin Hart
Tommy Burns
Willard
Burns
Johnson
Patrick
Lincelin
Trish-Lidian
Deir Tristan
West
Kansas City
Pittcher Willerd
Thors McCarty
Bern
Urist Wineries Phe Jeitial
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Theery
Stort
Live Up To Their Names Ball Players Show Eight Handles
Players display notable fielding and hitting prowess as Barnwell, a Nap pitcher, leads in diving plays. Hank Chance and others contribute to the team’s strong batting averages while intriguing names like Rapp and Uber appear in the rundown of performances.
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Barnwell
Hank
Wits
Severial Olive
Last Curve Invented Says Mullin But Pitchers May Improve
George Mullin asserts a new curve may be devised but notes pitchers of today can still master curves. He observes attempts to curve the ball remain frequent while emphasizing continued development of pitching artistry. Nick Cullop, the expensive recruit for the Naps, reportedly displays promising ability for Manager Joe Birmingham.
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George Mull
George
Sibys Caesars
Cullop
Naps
Nick Cullop
Joe Birmingham
Recruit Crop In Utility Roles In Major Leagues
A large influx of recruits aims to stay with teams until May 15 when rosters must be trimmed to twenty five. Detroit leads in tryouts with twenty three rookies, including catchers Rondeau and Gibson, who are likely kept. Several clubs plan to retain many recruits amid injuries and weather delays, shaping a broad pool of utility players across the leagues.
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John Henry
Clark Griffith
Alnsmith
Williams
Manet
Bean
Red Sox
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Moseley
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Nap
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Derrick
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Spring Rheumatism Remedy Ad In Lodge Notices
A wartime style notice promotes Chamberlains Liniment as a quick fix for rheumatism with a doorway ad tone. It also lists multiple fraternal lodge meeting nights, with names and titles for Williams Lodge 15 and Elmo Lodge K of P and Woodmen of the World meetings.
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