Schupp Returns to Giants Stage After Bench Comeback
Ferdinand M. Schupp, the Giants left hander, reappears in New York crowd action after being driven from the box. He rose from minor leagues to join New York, then learned the big league art in Philadelphia and Decatur before a key role with the Giants. In 1915 he gained one full win, and last season he appeared in 80 contests with nine victories and three losses. Six wins came during the Giants’ 26 straight triumphs, finishing with the league’s lowest runs per game allowed. He bats right and throws from the southpaw side.
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Ferdinand M. Sclupp
Giants
New York
Chienge
Schupp
Louisville
Tie Wis
Olter
Rewly
du Ts
Cheiowath Reds
Decatur
Hinself
Michigan Harness Racing Faces Uncertain Grand Circuit Future
The future of harness racing in Michigan is in doubt after poor attendance at the Kalamazoo meet and the Detroit conclusion amid abolition of betting. Detroit Driving Club to decide whether Detroit will seek Grand Circuit status at an upcoming meeting.
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Michigan
Detroit
Kalamazoo
Kilamazoo
Quinn
Detroit Driving Club
Reds Win Back-To-Back Batting Titles
The Cincinnati Reds claim two consecutive batting titles with distinct players. Hint Chase led in 1916 and Heoush Weird captured the honor this season, marking an unusual feat in the National League.
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Riddle Rowsh
Cincinnati Reds
Hint Chase
Hioush
Pirates reject Don Flynn move ends lingering rumor
The Pittsburgh Pirates informed Shreveport that outfielder Don Flynn will not be retained after a limited late season showing. It is believed Flynn was drafted into the army, making future use by Shreveport unlikely.
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Pittsburgh
Shreveport Club
Don Lynn
Pittsburgh Tanagement
Shreveport Probaly
Indian Hurlers Hard Picking and Nap Lajoie Struggle
Nap Lajoie batted .211 against Indianapolis pitchers in the late league series after batting .880 in the International League last season. Jay Kirke led the series as top hitter for Indianapolis with a strong average.
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Nap Lajoie
Indianapolis
Wand
Jay Kirke
Forndianapolis
Toronto
Ado
Yost Renames Tackling Dummy Kaiser Bill at Michigan
University of Michigan football practice humorously rebrands the tackling dummy from Gertrude to Kaiser Bill as Coach Yost notes its name change boosts morale amid a season with many missing stars. Trainers and crew welcomed the lighter mood and renewed focus on drill efficiency.
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University of Michigan
Yost
Gertrude
Tuthill
Kaiser Bill
Carpentier Denies Planned U S Trip
London reports the European heavyweight champion Georges Carpentier denies being sent to America. Rumors claim he would join aviator Jean Navarre to aid American flyers and perhaps perform exhibition bouts for the French Red Cross.
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Europe
United States
Champion
America
Carpentier
States
Jean Navarre
Georges
Red Cross Society
Cobb Pulls Boner in Faber Alibi for Third-Base Heist
Recounting an infamous steal last year Ty Cobb slid into third with Crawford on base. Cobb feigned a brush-off of dirt, then shouted Crawford away saying you have no business here. Veach of the Tigers offered similar confusion with baserunners crowded and no clear path.
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Sox
Faber
Boston
Ty Cobb
Crawford
Cobb
Tyrus
Tigers
Crack Athletes in France
As the new year begins, leading American athletes across tall players boxers tennis and golf players football stars and track and field stars head abroad with Uncle Sam’s forces to France. The public anticipates renewed interest as sports stars battle overseas in the great game of war.
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Samuel
France
U. A
Longboat Killed in Action in France
Mrs. Michael Daly of Toronto received a letter from her son Thomas Daly a former trainer for the Toronto International baseball team stating that Tom Longboat a noted Indian marathoner has been killed in action in France. The letter dated September 28 gave no further details. Longboat sailed overseas with the Canadian Sportsmen battalion.
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Tom Longboat
France
Michael Daly
Toronto
Thomas Daly
Toronto International League
Longboat
Canadian Sportsmen's Battalion
Dodgers Refuse Exemption for Star Second Baseman Cutshaw
The army draft exemption claim for Brooklyn Dodgers second baseman George Cutshaw, based on a wife and child, was granted yet he faces continued fan hostility if he returns to the team next year. He has endured criticism for a year despite solid performance.
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Fane
Cutshaw
George Cutshaw
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Getting a Cabinet in Life and Kitchen Trends
The piece mixes home craft with career advice and recipes. It suggests choosing between promotion or failure, then offers omelet and varied dishes like unusual cabbage salad and chili con carne. It ends with a proverb on work quality and intelligence.
Popular Dishes: Chop Suey and Nesselrode Pudding
A recipe page outlines Chop Suey with tender pork, celery, onions, mushrooms, cornstarch, molasses, soy or substitutes, and a simmering method. It also details Nesselrode Pudding using chestnuts, currants, raisins, pineapple, cherries, eggs, sugar, cream, and a final whipped cream serving option.
Silk and Fur Fashions Amid War Time Restrictions
War time limits push silk and satin outfits, with women adopting fur neckpieces and velvet capes. Featured frocks use smocked bodices and pockets. fox, seal, and tiger skins appear in accessories and outerwear, highlighting resourcefulness and global fur trends.
Elastic Waistband Makes Dress Fit Easier and Comfier
An adjustable waletband is now correct for dresses and blouses. Garments use elastic inserts at each side of the waist for comfort, preventing alterations and improving fit. The elastic allows the dress to mold to the wearer for a better look and feel.
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Cincinnati Rede
Ferdie Schupp
Pirates
Don Flynn
Shreveport
London
Georges Carpentier
Tobogman
Paris
Globe
Greenland
India
Bernhardt
Gabis Biter
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