Hurrah and Hallelujah: German spirit in war sermons
Kansas City Star surveys a neutral scholar J P Bang D D and others who cite Vorwerk and other German poets to argue a divinely sanctioned German mission. The book portrays Germany as morally superior yet warns of hyper nationalism driving the war.
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Lagarde
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Emanuel Gelbel
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H. Francke
Honus Wagner Completes Twenty Five Years in Baseball
The Pittsburgh Pirates star Honus Wagner marks a quarter century in the game, surpassing famed figures like Cy Young and Matty. He is hailed as the best hitter and infielder in baseball history, having led the league in hitting so often it became a habit.
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Definition of "Gink" Hub Perdue Describes Muddy Woods Man
Hub Perdue of Gallatin Kentucky a minor league pitcher with Louisville in the American Association defines a gink as a man with mud on his boots who lives deep in the woods with owls sleeping with his chickens and uses a possum as a watchdog his Southern drawl explaining the term.
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Yankees Have Strong Team in the League Race
Ray Schalk of the White Sox predicts the Yankees will be the team to beat for the pennant in Mr. B. John son’s circuit. He concedes Boston is tough but worries most about Donavan’s power. Schalk, praising the Box as the league’s real class, notes their spring conditioning as a sign for a strong start.
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Managers stance on optioning players and sales
Jones disputes the Hickey plan to option out players. He favors selling a player outright if unused. He criticizes sending players to Carma to gain favorable berths, citing clubs that refuse players under option.
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Carma
Baseball Notes Sparked by Regular Play and Prospects
The column highlights players like Larry Doyle Joe Tinker Joe Jenkins and Sam Rice establishing regular roles and potential midseason form. It notes coaching bids from Fielder Jones to George Davis Higlights include outfield promise from Griffth Gilhooley and Neale nicknamed Greasy as teams like the Indians Reds and Cubs show evolving rosters and dark horse hopes.
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