05 Sep 1911
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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1911
Page
1
In twilight Win visits Katherine at her city relatives after a farm youth friendship and first romance. He plans to study farming while she explores worldliness. A tense reunion amid social guests exposes their love and reluctance to change, ending with renewed distance as rain returns.
The United States officially acknowledges St Die France in naming America and the fete planned by the French attracts global attention. The American ambassador and the French minister of the colonies attend as honor guests. The event rekindles cordial ties and recalls historical friendship between America and France.
Arbuckle described Havemeyer as a misunderstood patriot to Spreckels Jr. The coffee magnate defended Havemeyer as fine and cultivated, noting he plays the violin. Spreckels countered that Nero played the violin, illustrating caution in blundering about history.
Jlenty and Dixey lauded Nijinsky for his pantomime skill. He can evoke laughter sorrow fear and rage without words. On a bet he pantomimed that his brother Piotr born in Moscow stayed at a boarding house near Warsaw to a large audience.
The sporting editor of the St. Paul Dispatch reports a correction from Joan B. Foster of Spalding baseball, who states Rube Waddell's record was sixteen strikeouts, not seventeen. Foster confirms Marty O'Toole's seventeen strikeouts surpass the older mark, making O'Toole the record holder.
Manager John McGraw develops young players with patience and belief. Arthur Fletcher, a promising shortstop, has supplanted Al Bridwell and is groomed as a future star, with McGraw ready to back him for years despite critics.
A collection of baseball notes discusses frequent accidents and suspensions in the American League, Cole’s strong windup, an eight day clock, Griggs being released to Toronto in the Eastern League, and various player observations. It mentions Runt Walsh replacing Magee, Purtell’s limited games for Boston, Labert’s pajama gift, and Barney Dreyfuss’s weight gain after buying O Toole for 22600, hinting at luck tied to that transaction.
A number of games this season and has done some first class work. He is a fine batsman and has an average well above the .300 mark for the games in which he has participated.
Old Hickory Steve Kane, a former American Association umpire, ejected Victoria players after a bench taunt and awarded Tacoma a 9 to 0 forfeit. Kane, now in the Northwest circuit, halted the game by declaring three minutes to clear the bench before calling the forfeit.
The Minneapolis American Association pitchers practice batting after games forming a closed circle at bat. Pitchers Patterson Peters and Wad dell show gains with three hits, occasional lines drives, and rivalry to beat Patterson’s record of two singles and a double in three appearances.
Mrs. Bernice Fordyce accuses husband John Fordyce of infidelity after finding a pink satin opera bag in his pocket. He denies the claim, explaining a misreading of a convention and a late-night mix up. The bag actually belonged to Percival Trade, ending the scandal.
Marty O'Toole once wore a Reds uniform about two years ago and, after a brief stop for a sandwich and coffee, remains a reminder that coaches like Garry Herrmann overlooked many good players. The piece notes several former Reds excelling elsewhere and suggests they could win a pennant in any league.
The Tigers have found success this year by consistently hitting left handed pitchers. Managers across the league keep deploying southpaws against Detroit, citing past losses against them.
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