Demaree's record season sensation fuels eight straight wins
Demaree has won eight consecutive decisions across the season, pitching 73 innings with 37 hits and 8 walks allowed. He has faced teams including Atlanta Birmingham and New Orleans, with detailed game-by-game scores and opponent lineup data listed in the record of his victories.
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Jnava
Bean
Avery
Atlants
Birmingham
New Orleans
Nune
Idw
Victorile
Techer
Mins
Sharkey Urges Sports Boost to Fight Liquor Trade
New York May 25 Tom Sharkey argues temperance supports Olympic effort and public health. He claims athletic culture reduces liquor consumption, praises school boy athletics for shaping future behavior, and says policies favoring sport will boost national fitness while curbing whisky and cigarettes. He notes cafes suffer as youth athleticism rises and urges broader support for athletes.
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New York
Olympic Fund
Tom Sharkey
Tom
Alk
Doolin Promotes Standing Position Signals for Catchers
In New York on May 25 special dispatch says Charley Doolin, Philadelphia Nationals manager catcher, has introduced a standing signals system for catchers to save time and reduce internal injuries. He claims crouching on one knee wastes time and risks harm, and predicts others will adopt the method after trial.
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New York
Charley Doolin
Philadelphia Nationals
Ting
Gelf
Aces nerve for mogul to assume pinch hitting role
York May 25 Special A well known base fan at the New American League grounds says few managers have the nerve to pinch hit. Wolverton is game and will not stay on the bench. He would go up five times to face the ball for three hits if needed to win.
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Akes
Mogul
York
New
Wolverton
Jod College Players In Demand By Scouts
York May jobs filter through as scouts watched key gent Sullivan receive authority to land Sterrett at any price. Pitcher Willet of JMS Tigers visited West Point while Army boxing star Hyatt plans to join Detroit after furlough. Hyatt to box for Detroite briefly until ordered away.
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Prixineton
Sterrett
Pitcher Willet
JMS Tigers
Army
Johnsing by Walt Mason compares leaders with famous conquerors
The poem humorously elevates Johnsing while noting other historical figures such as Alexander Cyrus Leonidas Caesar Ulysses Napoleon and de Gonge as stars in a playful line about greatness. The verse ends with a wink that many figures shine in their eras.
Golfers contest Dr. Hinman Trophy in wide field
Sixty one golfers compete for the Dr. T. P. Hinman Trophy with multiple matchups across flights. The draw lists J Harris vs J Corwin and many others including J W Pierce, J S Rains, Eby vs Rainwater, and Bachman vs Fay among first flight pairings.
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DR. T
J. Harris
J. Corwin
J. W. Pierce
J. S. Rains Je
Eby
C. Rainwater
W. Bachman
T. B. Fay
J. Holditch
Dick Jemison
R. James
J. P. Webster
Brown
D. Duncan
M. McGopigal
D. B. Osborne
J. Jones
J. Morris
L. Graves
J. D. Osborne
J. G. Scott
W. E. Glenn
Knowles
G. A. Howell
C. Warren
H. Black
At. G. Blanton
W. A. Jackson
J. Q. Burton
William Markham
W. J. Tiison
BE. M. Blount
W._O. Marshburn
J. J. Hastings
Williamem
L. H Beck
Atlanta
Broytes
Izletic Club
H. Atkisson
East Lake
M. H. Saulve
S. C. McMichael
Dr. FT. P
Yeoek
Gross
Haven
Corwin
Bachman Sean Oe
Rainwater
Harri
Dancan
D. B
Osborne
J.B. ‘Webster
Jemison
F. M. Bre
MeGo
Peres Nigai
B. Raine, Jr
Aw J
Burton
Ata
C. Knowles
A. AL Howell
Glenn
R. P. Jones
H. G
Barton Blount
W. J. Tilson
RJ. Morris
H. Block
Kl. Graven
A. G. Butler
F. Spalding
G. Giddings
Pard
R. Thenor
We - Austin
C. M. Nininger
Marahburn
Scott Hudson
I. of
Hastings
Ilk FE
Bolland
St Louis Lad Wins 100 Mile Olympic Trial Race
William C. Martin, from St. Louis, wins the 100 mile elimination race in Newark, finishing in 5 hours 20 minutes 48 seconds. Fred Messner of Grand Rapids takes second and Carl Schutte of Kansas City third with five hours 27 minutes 6.25 seconds. Twenty five starters, eighteen finish as the Olympic committee selects twelve riders for Stockholm.
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Newark
N. J
William C. Martin
St. Louis
Fred Messner
Grand Rapids
Mich
Carl Schutte
Kansas City
Schutte
Martin
Olympic Committee
Natonal Cycling Association
United States
Stockholm
Ia Hot
International bike races to be held at Newark Velodrom
A program of international cycling events is set for Newark Velodrom tomorrow led by French rider Marcel Dupuy who recently faced emigration authorities. The lineup includes John Bedell of Lynbrook, Carlo Meszori of Italy, Alfred Grenda of Australia vs Pete Drobach of Boston in an unlimited Australian pursuit, George Wiley in a 10 mile motor paced ride with Ernie Pye, and Frank Kremer leading a 6 mile open end to half mile handicap alongside 35 other professionals.
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Newark
N. 5
Marcel Dupuy
Elisane
John Bedell
Lynbrook
Carlo Meszori
Italy
Alfred Grenda
Aus
Harvard cops feature race at tenth annual regatta
Philadelphia May 26 feature race dominated the afternoon as crews from Harvard and other clubs competed on the Schuylkill River at the tenth annual regatta. Assoc ciation officials presided over the event with focus on speed and technique.
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Philadelphia
Auburn athletics picks 1912 captains managers and hopefuls
The Auburn athletics section lists 1912 captaincies and managerial appointments across football basketball track and soccer. Clay of Bessemer is baseball manager. Duncen of Pensacola wins basketball captaincy. Country Moore named track manager. Beutel of Atlanta captain and standout jumper. Pitts of Pittsview to manage soccer. Rez sijac of Mobile opposed for soccer post.
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Vaughan
Aldrich, Jr
Brewer
Clay
Bessemer
J. BR. Duncen
Pensacola
Murdock
Birmingham
California
Moore
P' M. Stewart
Beutell
Atlanta
Beutel
Auburn
J. H. Pitts
Pittsview
Fitts
C. W. Rezsijac
Mobile
iCHAMPS AND SOX STILL BIG NOISE
Walter Marchand reports on interleague play showing the Giants and Reds holding their own against eastern clubs, with McGraw's Giants praised for depth and substitutes. He notes improved manager and magnate stance against professional gambling, stressing the sport’s business integrity and efforts to curb betting influence.
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Walter Marchand
New York
Publishers Press
Giants
Cincinnati
Reds
Speed Boys
Jimmy Callahan
Athletics
Tigers
Tam Stts
John McGraw
McGraw
Brady Reports Here On Monday
Pitcher Brady the big right hander purchased by the Crackers from the Boston Nationals will report to Manager Hemphill on Monday. He is satisfied with terms, says he is in shape and will align immediately upon arrival. Upon Brady’s arrival some member of the pitching staff will be turned loose. Hemphill will not name the man until Brady arrives and shows what he has.
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Brady
The
Crackers
Boston Nationals
Hemphill
Mts
Unclear fragment from The Catholic Standard and Times
Fragmentary OCR text contains partial phrases and unclear references and does not yield a coherent event or named entities for a full newspaper card summary. The readable content is insufficient to identify people, places, or actions with reliability.
Chase and McInnis Shine at First Base in 1913 Baseball
The article reviews Chase's fluctuating form and leadership on the Highlanders, contrasting him with McInnis, Younger Baseman and star performer. It notes McInnis outstanding batting pace, defensive range, and fielding intelligence, plus Daubert and other first basemen as peers.
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Collins
McInnis
Claver
Onf McInnis
America
Mack
Mace
Jake Daubert
Brooklyn
Daubert
Wood
Baker
Thomas
Chase
Princeton catcher seriously hurt in college game
Warren 4 Taylor of Princeton University baseball is critically ill in the college infirmary after being struck in the head by a pitched ball during the Princeton Lawrenceville game. Doctors found it necessary to trephine his skull and he has not regained consciousness since.
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Princeton N. J
Warren
Taylor
Princeton
Hilaconon
No Location Yet for Grand Prize Race
New York May 25. No action has been taken by the contest board of the Automobile Club of America on the Grand Prize race location. Milwaukee race promoters have not complied with the stipulated conditions and cannot receive official consent for their application.
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New York
The
Automobile Club of America
Milwaukee
Slow Fellow. Catholic Standard and Times brief cartoon gag
A humorous caption from The Catholic Standard and Times presents a dialogue about an engagement. A giddy girl asks if the engagement was broken, and the other replies that the suitor was not a fan and that jealousy could not be sparked no matter what was tried.
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Catholic Standard and Times
New Baseball Rhyme Replaces Old Chorus
A New York fan echoes a classic rhyme replacing it with a new chant about Pitcher to Doyle to the fence. The crowd reacts as the Giants players are linked to the verse, reflecting baseball culture and fan humor of the moment.
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New York
Silas Wees
Barry
Collins
Davis
Tinker
Evers
Doyle
The Spoiled Kid
A dialogue from The Catholic Standani and Times depicts a boy and his father in a tense exchange about discipline. The bat boy chides the father and responds with a wish for candy as the moment of misbehavior unfolds.
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Standani
Olympic Club Leads Donations To Olympic Games Fund
President Humphrey of the Olympic Club sent $1,068 to the New York Olympic Games committee. It is the largest individual club gift to the fund, surpassing the $1,000 previously donated by the New York and Chicago Athletic clubs.
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San Francisco
Humphrey
Olympic Club
New York
Chicago
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