Public Lands Specialist Opens Evanston Office
A Wyoming attorney with twenty five years of practice before U S Land Offices and the Interior Department announces readiness to answer questions on agricultural coal and mineral lands. He lists credentials before Wyoming Idaho Utah cases and U S Supreme Court and references Hon Thomas V Davis and Hon Frank Foote. Send 2 cent stamp for Settlers Guide. Evanston Wyoming.
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U. S. Land Offices
Interior Department
Washington
Supreme Courts of
Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
Supreme Court of the United States
Departmente
Abandon Hit-and-Run Play in Baseball History
The piece discusses the hit-and-run as a lost art, describing how ideal execution forces infielders to cover ground and prevent a double play. It notes modern hitters often lead the runner, leading to mishits or fly balls, and argues past teams executed it more deftly.
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Phillies lose star pitcher to Brooklyn Feds
The Phillies lost Tom Leaton, one of their best pitchers, to the Brooklyn Federal League team known as the Tiptops after a protracted negotiation. Leaton, who had trusted to anchor many wins, showed his skill in his first game for Brooklyn and is expected to win many games this season. The move is described as a rich prize for the Federal club seeking to bolster its rotation.
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Brooklyn
Seaton
Tonin
Feds
Brooklyn Feds
Manager Chance Was Right In 1911 Cubs Comeback Story
Scotty Ingerton recalls a 1911 game where Schulte batted despite protest. Frank Chance ignored arguments and Schulte hit a long homer to give the Cubs a victory, solidifying Chance's decision.
Baseball Banter and Buffoonery From Coach Scotty
In a drawling account the bench was told of Guesa Bralos beating a gun and the scene references Tinker and Evers. Scotty recalls Philadelphia where Schulte described Doolan guiding Alexander to pitch high and outside. Schulte remarks Jug’s swing sent the ball to left field bleachers, a feat deemed not counted by some.
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Guesa Bralos
Guna
Tinker
Evers
Philadelphia
Scotty
Schulte
Wan
Doolan
Alexander
Jugs
High Grade Playing by Frits Malsef for the Yankees
Frits Malsef is noted as a rising star for the Yankees, delivering strong batting and fielding. The report highlights his sharp play, speed, and apparent luck at the plate, signaling budding greatness for the team.
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Yankees
Manager Hendricks drops Indianapaliy outfielder Niles
The Indianapolis manager Hendricks releases outfielder Harry Niles unconditionally. He lists Beltley Cole and Allan as the outfield options and states there is no further use for Niles.
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Harry Nitsa
Hendricks
Indianapaliy
Harry Niles
Beltley
Cole
Allan
Hendricke
Niles
Baseball gossip from the 1910s hot corners and managers
A jumble of quotes and notes from early baseball figures. Bul Steen and Eddie Sweeney engage in candid praise and critique of pitchers and catchers. Frank Chante and Trucuialy spark team pride. McGraw touts Art Pletcher, while George McQuillan and Clarke’s staff showcase reliability. Johnny Dobbs stirs things in New Orleans as Baltimore’s late-season speed edges forward. The piece weaves team chatter, player reputations, and newspaper headlines about the Diamond Age.
Odd feat of Jack Knight in 24 inning marathon game
The article recalls Jack Knight’s six hit game attempt and a 24 inning White Sox versus Philadelphia matchup in 1906. It notes Knight’s five hits through 12 innings, including a triple, and lists players like Jack Coombs Bunny Ma Ruphy Harry Davies and Red Carrigan as contemporaries still watched in the record books.
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Jimmy Williams
Baltimores
Chicago White Sox
Clark Griffith
Dummy Leitner
Jack Knight
Cleveland American Association
Coonie Mack
Philadelphia
Toston
Knieht
Jock
Renaton
Jack Coombs
Knight
Bunny Murephy
Harry Davly
Bl Carrigan
Captain Ira Thomas Takes Over Athletica Hottest Run
Thomas Rune Athletica reports Captain Ira Thomas will no longer pitch in championship games. He assumes control of team operations as Connie Meek and Ira work the diamond to reorganize the squad.
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Ira Thomas
the Athletica
Ile
Hotiva
Connie
Ira
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