Green Grass of Wyoming Seeks Crown Jewel in Rocky Search
A freed filly named Crown Jewel is sought by a search party led by Reb MeLzaguta in Wyoming. Ken MeLzaguta and Bearer Greesws ride with Carey Marsh as they trail Old Pete the ramge cum footprint toward the pickup trek while Ken hopes for a moment with Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Jewel
Ken MeLzaguta
Ken
Reb
Flys
Bearer Greesws
Idaho
Carey Marsh
Carey
Beaard Kern
Pete
Jewel
Wild ride in a snowbound high plain chase
Carey mounts the mare Mamie and departs with Cookie observing from the wagon. A wary pursuit forms as a white stallion and Ken’s group lurk southwest. Snow swirls, wind shifts, and Carey loses sense of direction while trying to reach camp amid blinding peaks and guiding stars turned to frost.
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Carey
Cookie
Mamie
Gus
Ken
Thunderhead
Howard
Scatler
Carey Realizes Way Back to Camp Lost
Carey struggles through a whiteout storm seeking Beasley ranch as Mamie the horse chooses her path. Gus and others locate her and escort her to safety, where Carey finds comfort in Ken’s supportive embrace amid the tense rescue. The Beasley camp scene closes as Thunderhead's herd and new foals appear in a shifting horse world.
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Carey
Beasley Ranch
Mame
Monument
Mamie
Gus
Cookie
Beasley
Ken
Calvacade
Thunderhead
Hagar
Magicians of the Moist Ball Era and Early Spitball Legends
The piece recalls spitball greats like Ed Walsh and Bugs Raymond, recounting Walsh’s 1908 40 win season, a near perfect game by Addie Joss, and Raymond’s famed pitching. It interweaves anecdotes of the Red Sox, McGraw, and Boston’s 1900s era clashes with the Boston Braves and New York Giants, ending with notes on Yankees, Red Sox pitching, and the Braves-Giants defense swap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Walsh
Big Ed
Meriden
Walsh
Addie Joss
McGraw
Bugs Raymond
Bugs
Shreveport
Atlanta
Crackers
Boston Americans
Pittsburgh
Hans Wagner
Tommy Leach
Will Bransfield
Fred Clarke
Deacon Phillippe
Bill Dinneen
Boston
Cy Young
Red Sox
Yankees
Parnell
Kinder
Sox
Vern Stephens
Stephens
New York
Glimpse of a Stallion Through Binoculars Focused Contact
A observer raises binoculars again to scan for a man, swinging the glasses in small circles until he is captured. She refines the focus with care and the stallion’s every detail comes into view as if etched, revealing intent.
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Wyoming
Grantland Rice
Raymond
Ab Powell
Boxton
BY Joe Mahoney
Stamford
Conn
Raspors
Kellogg’s
Ste
U. S
Harold
CAI
Seuseker
Eae
Ares
America
Dean
Dora
Doan
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