Bernhard's Baseball Rise From Kid to Nashville Manager
The article traces Bernie Bernhard's early life in Buffalo, his rise from a factory town kid to pro ball with Palmyra in 1897, and his motion through the Phillies and Cleveland. It covers his performance, managerial success in Nashville with a pennant in 1903, second place in 1909, and a long later career in Memphis, noting his popularity, leadership, and ongoing desire to play if needed.
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Baseball Love And Fathers Faith In The Game
W H Bernhard of Memphis Tram recalls why he took up baseball, recounting a father who urged him to play. He argues baseball endures, praises college bred players, and urges officials to keep the sport free from gambling to preserve the nation pastime.
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Diamond Career Not Over When Arm Goes Bad
Harry Davis of the Cleveland Naps argues that a player's career can endure beyond arm injuries and aging. He stresses businesslike study, discipline, and self-care, noting many minor league clubs seek capable talent and that scouts' numbers show ongoing opportunity for ambitious players.
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Johnson Fiyango clash stirs crowd as youth vies for title
In a talk of shifting era, Johnson and a rising fighter contend for supremacy. The veteran aging rival may fade when a younger, hard-hitting fighter lands a decisive blow, leaving the question of who is champion to future bouts.
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United States rifle team named for Pan American shoot
Washington April 13. The rifle team to represent the United States at the Pan American shooting tournament in Buenos Aires next month is named from trials at Winthrop Ma. Captain Stuart W Wise leads with 1796 points. Corporal John Kneubel 1782. Captain W H Hyde 1788. Sergeant O M Schriver 1775. Sergeant C A Lloyd 1771. John W Hessian 1758. Lieutenant William C Stoll 1727. The last two are alternates. GoeNone? national guard will be captain, and J A Moss of the army staff adjutant. The team sails from New York April 20.
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New York National Guard
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New York
Choice of College in The American Undergraduate
Clayton Sedgwick Cooper argues after visiting 500 colleges that first grade institutions offer similar instruction. small colleges gain from direct teacher access and closer student friendships. He notes the value of personal contact over equipment and includes a remark about a New York woman urging mothers to teach daughters to flirt, implying a cheerless girlhood.
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Connie Mack predicts six clubs in pennant race
Connie Mack talks with Manhattan reporters about the 1912 season. He names Boston, Detroit, Cleveland, New York, Chicago White Sox, and St Louis and Washington as strong rivals. He expects McGraws Giants to lead the National League but warns Pirates Cubs and Bresnahans Phils will challenge.
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Johnny Draws Out A Pun To Ease Defeat
Johnny mutters with a grin as the class struggles with the word defeat. After a twenty minute effort he announces readiness and the teacher asks for the composition. He delivers a sentence about tight shoes making feet hurt, turning the task into a light moment.
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