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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1907

Page

3

Big Frank Bowerman Veteran on the Diamond

A profile of baseball veteran Frank Bowerman known for his hard work and versatility with the New York Giants. The Michigan farmer and hunter is praised as a scholar of the game, close to Christy Mathewson, with a long Texas Chicago Pittsburg New York background and a preference for farm life over city life.

Frank Bowerman Bowerman New York Giants Big Frank Michigan Farmer George van Haltren van Haltren New York Pittsburg Christy Mathewson Mathewson West Romeo Mich Michigan

Peculiarity of Minors in the Major Leagues

Clark Griffith argues that minor leaguers with left handed power lose their swing when facing top major league pitching. He notes fast pitching causes hitters to adjust, often pulling balls to left field in minors but hitting to right in the majors. Scouts rush judgments, risking good players moving up or staying in minors.

Clark Griffith

Minor League Player Movements Sweep the Circuits

Multiple clubs announced releases and signings across leagues. Lou Dillon and Tom Dillon changed teams, Patrick Ginley and Jack Frost were let go, Carl Druhot and Charles Shields swapped, and Leo Sage moved to Oshkosh. New umpire John Priest appointed. Frankie Leary sent to Harrisburg. Charles Albert s sold to Zanesville. Cary from Detroit signed by Vicksburg. Jones released by Vicksburg. Gould and other Dodgers, Milwaukee deals noted.

Louisville Lou Dillon Schneiberg Milwaukee Detroit Haverhill Patrick Ginley Baltimore Tom Dillon Newark N. J Jack Frost Sioux City Lucas John Priest Massachusetts St. Louis Carl Druhot Altoona Charles Shields Vicksburg Club Jones Cary Cincinnati Club Frank Leary Harrisburg Springfield Club Charles Alberts Zanesville Club Leo Sage Oshkosh Club

Birthday Celebration for Dorothy and Bernard Marks

A Saturday party honors Dorothy Marks on her thirteenth and Bernard Marks on his eighth birthday. Guests include Miss Meta Jordan and many others as decorations feature dogwood blossoms. Children compete in an artists contest with numbered objects and prizes.

B. A. Marks Dorothy Marks Bernard Marks T. H. Becker J. B. Buckley John R. Evans W. R. Collin Marks

Edna Fleshman Celebrates Eighth Birthday Party

Miss Edna Fleshman’s eighth birthday party was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Fleshman on Summers Street. Guests enjoyed merry games directed by Mrs. R. C. Fleshman Mrs. K. E. L. Bowman and Mrs. John Keffer. A luncheon followed with pink and blue decorations and pink candles.

Edna Lee Fleshman W. L. Fleshman Hom Summers Street R. C. Fleshman KE. l L. Bowman John Keffer Edna

Jack Harder Pie Contest At Tableside Celebration

A festive table features a center cake under a large Jack Harder Pie decoration. Blue and pink ribbons stretch to guests who pull the ribbons to reveal toy plum keepsakes as memories of the event. Ruth Bowman and Lilian Bond are among the attendees with Frederick Black winning boys prize, Lillian Bond the girls prize.

Ruth Bowman Lilian Bond Frederick Black Lillian Bond Lelia Keffer Helen Kelley Mamie Bowman Evelyn Heller Christine Keffer Elizabeth Bond Roy Marsh Edwin Fleshman Lee Bowman William Kelley William Ruff Raymond Fleshman Harold Black

Fifteenth Birthday Party for Miss Janie Drinkard

On Princeton avenue a party in honor of Janie Drinkard’s fifteenth birthday featured skill drawing contests with Evelyn Foutz winning the head prize a box of paper and Beatrice McArter earning a slate and pencil. Guests included Hilda Wilson Dorothy Marks Meta Jordan Kathleen Browning and many others as Mrs. Drinkard and helpers hosted a supper and red decorative theme.

T. B. Drinkard Princeton Avenue Janie Drinkard Evelyn Foutz Beatrice McArter F. O. F. Harbeson H. O. Spengler Gertends Watts Drinkard Hilda Wilson Dorothy Marks Meta Jordan Kathleen Browning Beatrice Me Audrey Grubb Lyle Creswell Willie Hall Helen Jordan Clara Austin Marvy McCauley Lucile Cofer Bernice Middleswartz Lessie Hinchey Eithen Witt Virginia Hearn Quay Tanner Bess Drinkard James Marks Radcliffe McArter Herndon Austin Franklin Wilson Herselvell Middleswartz Fred Spangler Luther Stowers Clarence Drinkard

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