Five Year Practice Specialist at U S Land Offices
Attorney advertises expertise before U S Land Offices and Interior Department in Washington and courts across Wyoming Idaho Utah and the Supreme Court. Seeks clients on agricultural coal and mineral lands and offers general law practice with references to Thomas V. Davie and Frank Foote.
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U. S. Land Offices
Interior Department
Washington
Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
Supreme Court of the United States
Thomas V. Davie
Register
Frank Foote
U. & Land Office
Main
Land Office
Birthday lore spices early baseball legend cards
Detroit owner Frank Navin floated birthday notices for players to newspapers in cities where teams played. The piece highlights George Mullin, Sam Crawford, Duffy Lewis, Christy Mathewson, and others enjoying birthday exploits, with Crawford boosting his average on his birthday and Lewis delivering key hits.
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George Mullin
Louie Browne
Sam Crawford
Duffy
Lewis
Frank J. Navin
Detroit Tigers
Jenning
Detroit
George
Indianapolis Feds
Browns
Rans
Wahoo Sam
Sam
Napa
George Edward Lewis
Red Sox
Christy Mathewson
Giants
Matty
Christy the Crafty
Rabbit Maranville rises from Springfield to Boston glory
Walter J. Maranville, a Springfield native born twenty five years ago, rose from local school and semi pro teams to the New Bedford club in 1912. He joined the Boston National league squad in September 1912, excelling in fielding and speed, earning the nickname Rabbit for his remarkable quickness.
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Walter J. Maranville
Boston
Springfield
Mass
New Bedford Club
Boston National Club
Bush
Tiger
Maranville
Rabbit
Baseball talk and league rumors from early days
A collage of baseball chatter touches on Umpire Kane's release by the Federal league, Rube Marquard’s ease against the Cards, Red Sox pinch hit potential, Everett Scott in Heine Wagner’s shoes, and other players and league edicts. It mentions Henry Billiard with the Heo fed group and a broad mix of star names, trials, and coaching quips.
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Red Sox
Everett Scott
Heine Wagner
Poole Tees Goganahen: West Side Fans Ride High
Poole delivers a standout moment as Goganahen leads West Side fans in celebration. The crowd reacts strongly as the home team extends its momentum and gains a rising advantage.
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Poole Tee Goganahen
West Side
Boehling Star Twirler Seeks Major League Offer
Pitcher Joe Boehling of Washington mixes a fast ball with a deceptive change of pace and graceful delivery. He stays cool under pressure and shows striking energy for a young hurler, with Griffith previously ready to pay $3,000 versus a current offer of $15,000 Boehling has rejected.
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Washington
Joe Boehling
God
Griffith
Hoehling
Minneapolis and Louisville Play 20 Inning Tie Breaker
Minneapolis beat Louisville 3 to 2 in a 20 inning American Association game. Joe Lake pitched all 20 for Minneapolis, Grover Loudermilk went 1 inning for Louisville with 15 strikeouts, and Toney Quished ended the game at the Colonels. Minneapolis scored in the first and second, then blanked the board until the 20th. The league’s longest prior game lasted 19 innings between Milwaukee and Columbus on July 16, 1913.
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Minneapolis
Louisville
Joe Lake
Millers
Grover Loudermilk
Toney
Colonels
Milwaukee
Columbus
Novel Punishment Plan Shocks Cubs
President Tener devised a controversial method to hurt the players, fining Heine Zimmerman $25 and forcing the Cubs to lose several games instead of a short layoff. The plan aimed to penalize players for alleged misdeeds, drawing strong criticism from fans and sports officials alike.
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Tener
Heine Zimmerman
Cubs
Jee Magee Power Stands Out as All-Round Star
A versatile player, Jee Magee excels in both infield and outfield positions, claiming a full share of the district’s top talent. The headline spot highlights his wide range and strong performance across the field.
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Jee Magee Pow
Kisinger Takes New Lease on Career With Orleans
Veteran Rube Kisinger, after joining New Orleans, appears to gain a new lease on life following a recent shutout loss to Mobile.
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Kisinger
Rube Klsinger
New Orleans
Mobile
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J. A. Pohjola Photographer
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Evanston
RF. E. Curtis
Kemmerer, Wyoming
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Milwaukee Brewers
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Happy
Indianapolis
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Duffy” Lewis
Boston Red Sox
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Miller Huggins
Rube Marquard
Hughey Jennings
Steve Evans
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Feds
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Joe Tekaten
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Vener
Boehling
American Association Record
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Diamondville, Wyoming
Big Piney, Wyoming
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Daniel Hotel
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Chas. Lackey
Wyo
Frontier Supply Co
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