Public Lands Specialist Advertises Rock-Solid Land Advice
Robert S. Spence offers twenty years of practice before U S Land Offices and the Interior Department in Washington. He will answer questions on agricultural, coal and mineral lands free and handles general law before Wyoming Idaho Utah and U S supreme courts and Washington departments. References available from Hon Thomas V Davis and Hon Frank Foote. Evanston Wyo.
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U. S. Land Office
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Max Flack Fast Star For Peoria Peoria to Chicago Feds
Max Flack, Chicago Feds outfielder, is praised for blistering speed and bunting ability. The East St Louis native, 23, starred for Peoria last season with 42 stolen bases and a .352 average in 117 games. He shows strong arm, clever base running, and projects as a rising sensation with more seasoning.
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Tinker
Tinker Wins Protest Over Chicago Buffalo Game
Joe Tinker protests a May 14 Chicago Buffalo game alleging a Buffalo batter left the base and returned as Chicago claimed the tying run and winning run. The dispute centers on base running rules and whether the runner stayed on bases. President Gilmore ordered the game replayed.
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Chicago Buffalo
Clyde Goodwin
Tinker
Huffalo
Chicago
Buffalo
Gilmore
Pitching Phenom Duel Highlighted By Rising Star
A budding pitching duel features Hughey Jenoluge facing top prospects including Johnny Willinge and George Dauis as the season heats up. The scene centers on young talent expected to carry the burting bill and showcase elite pitching ability.
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Hughey Jenoluge
Jean Dubuc
George Dauis
Johnny Willinge
Howallen
Giants Secure George Burns as Beat Fielder Admit by McGraw
Manager McGraw of the Giants calls George Burns a born leader and star fielder in the National League. Burns joined the Giants late in 1912 and quickly proved his value as a .300 hitter with speed on the bases and savvy on the field.
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McGraw
Giants
George
Napoleon
Marne
Managers Seek Support as Cases Rise in Baseball
Sports writers and team managers debate campaigns and beheadings as Hank O Day and Miller Huggins face criticism and praise. Huggins reshapes the Cardinals turning a disorganized squad toward a possible first division. Charly Jones, veteran outfielder, records 18 seasons before release by Winnipeg in the Northern League.
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Charly Jones
Winnipeg
Baseball notes and player updates from the season
Chance shows improvement this year while Charles Herzog thrives in Cincinnati by managing directors well. Ed Pfeffer, brother of Jeff Pfeffer, plays for Brooklyn. Wagner may join Red Sox as scout if not playing soon. Walter Johnson aids the Senators as Griffiths’ hosts praise him. Hughey Jennings jokes about winning title with White Sox pitching. Leslie Mann hits season’s first homer at Forbes Field for Boston Braves. John McGraw’s sayings would keep him busy if true. Tom Dougherty shines for Milwaukee as a youngster. Lincoln club renames to Tigers under Hugh Jones. Bert Maxwell of Brooklyn Feds out with a broken arm. Harry Lord quits baseball citing slump in performance. Mordecai Brown finds John Misse as capable substitute infielder. Tom Seaton quits the Phil-Nee due to hard work. Brooklyn Feds start 13 of 26 games pitched by 26 games. Bunny Brief helps Blues stay in race. Gretzacker shows better form for Wisconsin Dodgers.
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Chicago Feds
John O. Sega
Chicago Daily News
Flack
Maxmilliants
Tommy Leach
Cubs
Tommy
Outer Garden
Max
Tom Seaton
Phil- Nee
Brooklyn Feds
Hendrix Buys Farm After Feds Cash Outlaws Loot
Pitcher Claude Hendrix of the Chicago Feds has purchased a Kansas farm with funds from his payday after helping seize cash from outlaws. The move follows his role in the [[incident]] and sets up a rural investment.
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Chicago Feds
Kansas
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