The Desert Rivalry of Mohammed and Hassan
Mohammed and Hassan, once boys in the river valleys of Boni, clash over El Gizeh and a daughter of the water carrier. Their feud grows as they travel with an Arab troupe, Mohammed’s desert longing driving him to seize a child’s birthright and a nomad life, while Hassan's wrath tests kinship and honor.
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Boni
Mohammed
Hassan
el Gizeh
Iorahim
Ibrahim
Min
Basssu
Aishe
Hapsan
Muhammed
Ard Mohammed
Desert
Ark
Tis Andrews
Beni
Atelia
Qutter
Yussuf Ali
Mana Coment
Willy Andrews
Nilly Andrews
Billy Andrews
Ching
Allah
Hi Gizeh
Camel
Wily Andrews
Andrews
Cobb Demonstrates Feasibility Of Running Bases On Outs
The era’s latest baseball development shows runners advancing on balls hit near the outfield. Cobb, McGraw, and Wagner push baserunning by fielders over 50 yards away, with a start of 18 feet and 72 feet to cover in under three seconds. The method favors runners, especially when throws are slow or off-target.
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Tyrus Cobb
McGraw
New York
Wagner
Pittsburg
Mc Traw
Cobb
Major League Notes On Pitching Bases And Managers
Catchers monitor base paths, first base in particular, for more putouts this season. Isdie Collins, ex Columbia, now with the Athletics, runs hundred yards under 11 seconds. Giants field behind Mathewson, while Connie Mack swears he will not coach from the lines or wear a uniform again. Camnitz of the Pirates emerges as a top pitcher, with four wins in six starts, one deciding 1-0. Yankees fans doubt Griffith’s gold brick claim and expect him to hit stride soon. Cy Young reportedly uses more curves this spring. Former stars turned bench managers include Jennings, McAleer, McGuire, Griffith, and McGraw, Kelley, Donovan. Matty McIntyre, Detroit’s left fielder, one of today’s finest, missed much of last season. Davy Jones filled in.
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Isdie Collins
Columbia University
Athletics
Giants
Mathewson
Connie Mack
Camnitz
Pirates
Yankees
Griffith
Glade
Brown
Hughey Jennings
Detroit
McAleer
St. Louis
McGuire
Boston
New York
McGraw
Kelley
Donovan
Brooklyn
Matty McIntyre
Davy Jones
Davy
Tigers
George L. Moreland
S. E
Umps
U. S
Stovall Brothers Make National Baseball Mark
Burlington, Ta based Stovall trio dominates the national game with George at first for Cleveland, Jesse a pitcher turned standout in majors and in the American association, and Sam Stovall, right fielder for San Antonio, among Texas league leading hitters with over a dozen homers.
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Delehanty
Frank
Joe
Tom
Wilie
Tannehills
Jesse
Jee
Hemphills
Charley
Clarkes
Mre
Josh
Stovall Brothers
Iurlington
George Stovall
Cleveland
Jesse Stovai
Detroit
Tigers
Louisville
American Association
Minneapolis
Sam Stovall
San Antonio
Hackenschmidt of baseball Spencer anchors St Louis Browns
Spencer the St. Louis Browns catcher is called the Hackenschmidt of baseball for his massive build and brawn. He remains the Browns' leading catcher while Jack O'Connor shifts to scouting and utility work. His size aids blocking runners, and he is agile enough to run bases when needed.
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Spencer
St. Louis
Browns
Jack O'Connor
Young Pitcher to Take Lessons in Major League Aid
Memphis pitcher William Chappelle will be sent to Chicago for two weeks of instruction at major league expense. The 24 year old southern player lacks how to use his speed and curves, but scouts say he has potential to be great. Manager Babb aims to study and emulate top pitchers from the stands.
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William Chappelle
Memphis
Babb
Chappelle
Chicago
Fans May Root for Visitors in St Louis Court
In a St Louis court President Hedges of the Browns faced Fred Ketterer charged with causing a disturbance at a game. Ketterer admitted rooting for the Naps and was pelted with popcorn gum and wads of gum. Judge Pollard ruled it is no crime to root for the opposing team.
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St. Louis
Hedges
Browns
Fred Ketterer
Ketterer
Naps
Pollard
Competent officials urged to standardize baseball scoring
George L. Moreland argues for a national set of official scorers to eliminate favoritism and inconsistencies in major league scoring. He cites varied local practices, urges paying and rotating appointed scorers like umpires, and notes current conflicts among players, editors, and fans, with Frank Chance's tenure noted.
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Frank Chance
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