Settlers' Maid Main Street advert by Spence attorney
Robert S. Spence announces general law practice before the Supreme Courts of Nrenhs Idaho and Utah and the U S Court and all Washington departments by permission. Send a 2 cent stamp for this notice from Land Office two doors from Main Street. BVANSTON WwYo
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Court of the United States
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Maide
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Abandon Hit and Run Play In Early Baseball Strategy
A historical look at the hit and run play explains its aim to move runners by steering the ball to avoid easy double plays. It contrasts past and present teams, noting older squads were sharper at executing the tactic while modern batters often swing aggressively after signaling runners.
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Lukas Vee Attieine Gan
Phillies mourn loss of pitcher Tom Seaton to Brooklyn Feds
The article notes Tom Seaton, formerly with the Phillies, has joined the Brooklyn Federal league team known as the Tiptops after a lengthy negotiation. Seaton, who pitched well for the Phillies last year, impressed in his first outing for Brooklyn and is predicted to win many games this season. The Feds secured a rich prize by recruiting the former Quaker star.
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Seaton
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Brooklyn Feds
Ingerton recalls Schulte vs Chance in 1911 Cubs win
Scotty Ingerton recounts 1911 Boston Nationals game when Schulte defied Prank Chance to bat with two on. Schulte hit a home run after arguing with Tinker and Evers, claiming the manager’s support. He later boasts about brains winning the game, contrasting a Philadelphia game where he knocked the ball into left field bleachers.
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Boston Nationals
Scotty
Doves
Tinker
Evers
Joe
Tohnny
Chance
Philadelphia
Bchuke
Doolan
Alexander
Leftield
Legendary Baseball Gossip and Player Quips From Era
A collage of baseball anecdotes cites Arge Lex Cleveland pitchers and Ed Sweenay the Yankee catcher while praising Frank Chance and Truesdale the Buffalo infielder. McGraw would not trade Art Pietcher for any shortstop. McQuillan markets reliable gear. Johnny Dobbs reshapes New Orleans.
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Truesdale
Infelder
Buffalo
McGraw
Art Pietcher
Hans Wagner
Fragmentary sports note on stalled midgame pace
A partial OCR reading describes a midgame scene with a player named Seer lighting the pace but notes the staging melding and the run not starting well.
Miles Rejeeed release of outfielder Harry Nikes shocks team
Unclear source text reports that Outfielder Harry Nikes received an unconditional release. Details on personnel Reilley and Ricks remain ambiguous as the record lacks complete context.
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Senaear Eitan
Harry Nikes
Reilley
Ricks
Lus Niles
Odd Feat of Jack Knight Six Hits In A Game
The piece recalls Jack Knight, then with the Cleveland American Association team, achieving five hits in a 24 inning game with Connie Mack's Philadelphia Athletics on September 1, 1906. Knight collected hits across multiple innings, including late triplets and singles, in a marathon 24 inning affair won by Philadelphia. Also notes last six-hit game by Jimmy Williams in 1902 and references players like Jack Coombs, Danny Murphy, Harry Davis, and Gill Carrigan who participated in that famous battle.
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Baltimores
Chicago White Sox
Clark Griffith
Dummy Leitner
Jack Knight
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia
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Joe Harris
Jack Coombs
Danny Murphy
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Gill Carrigan
Thomas Rune Athletica Captain Ira Thomas Retires Catching in Championship Games
Captain Ira Thomas of the Athletics will no longer catch in championship play. He has shifted to active management duties on the cam, taking a leading role on the diamond and directing the team’s efforts.
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Thomas
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