Hummell Again Hoodoos Braves Hummell Again Hoodoos Braves
Silent John Himmel Jinx on the trail of the Boston Pilgrims. In New York he clout a ninth inning rally as Allen outpitched Donnelly and Tyler to push Brooklyn past Boston 4 3. Titus Bridwell Daubert Wheat Northen and Smith keyed a late inning comeback.
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John ‘Himmel
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Tims
Dodgers
Tyler
Hum‘mel
Red Smith
Titus
Bridwell
Dahlen
Northen
Phelps
Cutshaw
Smith
Daubert
Wheat
Stummel
Allen
Donnelly
Culshaw
Kling
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Devlin
Northén
Bostod
Bosaton
Sweeney
Hi Titus
Fisher
Weeney
Hummell
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Ve. Cutshaw
Mmél
Phaere Fisher
Miller
Rookie Reds pitcher defeats Cubs in 4 1win
Cincinnati topped Chicago 4 to 1 behind Gregory a recruit from Ottumwa who scattered eight hits and excelled in key moments Mitchell Grant and Tinker contributed timely hits Heinie Pelts the veteran catcher was released after the game by Cincinnati
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Chicago
Gregory
Ottumwa, Inc
Mitchell
Grant
Tinker
Heinie Pelts
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Marsans
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Hoblitzell
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Egan
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Miller
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Ae Tinker
Williams
Zimmerman
Reulbach
Smith
Balis
Evers
Lafer
Phelan
Bescher
Cardinals Athletes Draft Wide Picture Cards At Pace
Steve Evans notes new Cardinals athletes generate heavy writing as they prepare picture cards daily. The claim cites a gallon of ink per day per athlete as they compile the material for fans and team documentation.
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Steve Evans
Cardinals
Baseball Players Organize Fraternity in Major Leagues
New protective organization named the National and American League Baseball Fraternity formed in New York with Supreme Court Justice Delany signing the incorporation. Dave Fultz, a former baseball and football star, is president and helped drive the movement.
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New York
Supreme Court
Delany
Dave Fultz
Baseball Players Fraternity Formed Amid Labor Tensions
The move emerged after Ty Cobb sparked a Detroit strike in Philadelphia. Eighteen players from the two majors supported incorporation, excluding the Athletics. the fraternal group aims to protect contracts, provide legal aid, and improve relations with managers and the public, with plans to expand to minors and eventually all U S baseball. Corporators include Cobb and Mathewson among others.
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Ty Cobb
Detroit
Philadelphia
Athletics
Cluch
Connie Mack
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
United States
Anniversary Show Highlights Corbett in City Week
In a centennial style notice, James J. Corbett visits the Old Howard during the twentieth anniversary week of his famous 1892 New Orleans victory over John L. Sullivan. The piece notes Corbett’s youthful appearance, stage appearances, and reception in the city while hinting at possible future boxing matchmaking.
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James J. Corbett
John L. Sullivan
New Orleans
Corbett
John
Olympic Club
James J
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James
Johnson
Notable long distance tourists visit New York from across the nation
Dr. Wallace Wood of New Orleans Frank Hardart of Philadelphia and J B Kinman of Toledo are listed as experienced long distance tourists. Wood arrived in New York after a trip from New Orleans leaving August 6 visiting Mobile Selma Atlanta Greenville Charlotte Asheville Greensboro Roanoke Staunton Gettysburg Philadelphia Trenton Jersey City. He logged 19900 miles using 123 gallons of gasoline and 614 gallons of oil and climbed Saluda Mountain rising 5600 feet in six miles.
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Wallace Wood
New Orleans
Frank Hardart
Philadelphia
Kinnan
Toledo
Wood
New York
Mobile
Selma
Ala
Atlanta
Tom Derhan Shuts Out Opponent in No Hit Bid for Kewanee
Pitcher Tom Derhan of Kewanee in the Central Association threw a no hit no run game as his team extended undefeated streak to four wins in a row and he has two of the last three wins.
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Tom Derhan
Kewanee
Central Association
Annibal
George Crittenden
Nettleton
Lozier
Lake Nagog
T. J. Glenn
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
New England
Alco
Elko
New
Montello
Wells
Nev
Reno
Kelton
Utah
Red Sox Win on Cashion's Passes
Carl Cashion started for Washington against Buck O'Brien as Boston claimed the second game of the series. The Red Sox moved to nine wins over the Senators in head to head play, with Jake Stahl's club 9 8 ahead in the series.
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Carl Cashion
Red Sox
Griffith
Buck O’brien
Washington
Boston
Jake Stahl
Stahl
Senators
Wild Boston loss marred by baserunning and miscues
The Boston Red Sox fell 4 to 3 to the leaders in a hard fought game marked by poor baserunning, fielding errors, and missed scoring chances. Cashion struggled with control while John Henry, Hooper, Speaker, and Moran added highlight moments. Boston battered but wasted chances doomed the effort.
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Cashion
Sox
Red Sox
John Henry
Harry Hooper
Moran
Tris Speaker
Stahl to Face Grif with Wood in Reserve
The article reports Joe Wood expected to pitch against Walter Johnson in a key matchup after a taunt by Clark Griffith. Stahl vows to respond and meet Johnson this afternoon, aiming to prove himself and secure a win. Both managers anticipate a hustling sequence for seats and clash as the season tightens.
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Stahl
Wood
Clark Griffith
Walter Johnson
Joe Wood
Joe
Ben
Griff
Mae Johnson
Ares
Johneon
Hooper Struggles as Laporte Fails to Reach Winning Run
In the ninth inning Foster lined a solid drive to right as Moeller sacrificed. O'Brien threw out Gandil and Connolly moved Griffith off the coaching line leaving Laporte to drive in the winning run, but Hooper ended the game by catching a long fly to right.
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Foster
Moeller
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Speke
Moran
Gardner
Larry
McBride
Wagner
Carrigan
O’brien
Sox
Henry
Lewis
Gandil
Casston
Connolly
Griffith
Laporte
A. E. Hooper
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Seebeer Gardner
Seene
Eeeeene Wagner
Eeee Carrigan
Washin ‘Oro
Liccess Foster
Eaten Moeller
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Om Cashion
Es Urion
Interrigan
Timpiveen-Connelly
Art
Regal Motor Car Company expands global distributor network
Detroit firm under Fred W. Haines plans underslung automobiles at moderate prices with wide distribution. Output rose from 175 cars in 1907 to about 10,000 in 1913. Also details entries for the Detroit New Orleans reliability run October 7 to 19.
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Fred W. Haines
Regal Motor Car Company
Detroit
Mich
Regal Concern
National Tour Committee
New Orleans
City of the Straits
Crescent City
Duffey's Column Preview of New England Championships at Tech Field
Olympic champions and contenders from New England will compete tomorrow at Tech Field. George Tuohey plans to organize professional New England championships across classes from featherweight to heavyweight, aiming to crown real class champions. Watch Al Robinson in the New England championships as he challenges the sprint title holder Howard Drew for the sprint crown.
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Tech Field
New England
George Tuohey
Tuohey
al Robinson
George W. Brown
Hopkinton Lad
Frival
Howard Drew
Questions and notes on early baseball history and figures
A collage of queries and statements about 1908 Giants Cubs pennant play, 1911 World Series players and nationality, 1900s dates, and figures like Cy Young Walter Johnson Annette Kellerman and Jack O’Brien. The reader asks for clarifications on pitches, innings, and historical outcomes.
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Larry Doyle
New York Giants
Giants
Eer Merkie
Cubs
Athletics
Red Sox
Cy. Young
Philadelphia
Jack Veerien
Sep Berwee Geombe
Athtellen
Harris
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Jack O’brien
O’brien
Sanhiee
Hlindelphia
Annette Kellerman
Joseph Tracy
Geet Municipal A. A
Frenklin
Alex Meking
Taunton
Walter Johnson
Washington
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