Pitchers Dominate Talk on 1913 Pennant Prospects
Bill Brennan discusses the 1913 pennant race as expert Stan Dronnan cites national league pitchers. Names such as Mathewson, Schupp, and Vaughn turn up among strong arms. The piece surveys pitching depth across clubs, highlights flelding and hitting balance, and notes veteran batteries in line for opening day.
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Stan Dronnan
National Teague
Brolbar Umviroe
Magraten Aid
Orion
Marquard
Weusker
Trrvath
Anim Vavendor
Cubs
Houndrix
Pittsburah
Ona
Mullin
Detroit
Rewondh and
Brown
Chicago
Adame
Pittsburgh
Mathewson
New York
Bi Walah
Evney
Sullivan
Stanage
Morton Club
Outfeld
Mont
Caren
McCraw
Demarest Faces Hoppe Rival in New York Billiard Match
Demarest a former amateur billiard champion rose to the pros in New York, defeating Yamada in a major tournament and set to challenge Willie Hoppe for the championship. The Chicago native, known as a rising cue artist, seeks to prove his mettle against top rivals Slosson Sutton and other cracks.
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Dillard
Calvin Demarest
Chicans
Demarest
Hoppe
Sloson
Sutton
New York
Femarvat
Yamada
Willie Hope
Pinch Pitcher Debate Shifts Amid Giants and Dodgers Talks
Rumors swirl as managers McGraw and Clarke ponder next season. Thorpe may be a focal point with Odgers and Crandall among options. Widespread speculation links Wiltse, Mathewson, and other stars to new roles while teams scout catchers, pitchers, and utility players for a tight year ahead.
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Giants
Radda Phelpn
Thorpe
McGraw
Nimi
Harney Droyfuse
Werenander
Oley Crandall
The
Granty
Medruwear Christin Mathewson
Ole Lank
Dix
Detroitie Roudan
Fontellon
Fersey City
Mammy McAlpor
Honton Red Box
Bam Agnow
Browns
Uch Love
Geline Mathetays
Senators
Mananer
Locke
Dan Loren
New York
Pusmat
Post-Dispatch
Cuban Takes Chess Title in New York Final
Cuban champion paptenca wins the national chess title in New York with final standings. Capabinger, the former champion, defeats rivals in a decisive run, while Marshall and Hut contest for top place as the event wraps up.
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Paptenca
New York
Joeph Capabinger
Ational Chess Waiters
wreakweDt
Owleh
Ulewen
Lwo Armes
Frank
Marevall
Capadianes
Oh Windline
Joounrine
Ue Feaule Hala
Paw Ware
Marghall
Otto Hut
Ms Wonk
Marshall
Pad Yin
Carpentier A Heavyweight Contender Faces Papke Setback
French heavyweight star Carpentier battles Billy Papke for the title picture but suffers a setback as the bout ends with American challengers doubting his form. Fans in Paris and U.S. boxing circles debate his strength while talk of an American tour grows. Senators and club movements touch the scene as women’s leagues gain attention.
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Goorpay Carpentier
Billy Papke
Carpentier
Isnay
Lowe
Kivan
Frank Klaus
Dilly Papke
Thorg
Rome
Cat in a Long Fight Endangers Home and Fire Crew
A domestic disturbance escalated into a long duel with a house cat attacking, injuring, and ransacking furniture. Police arrived to confront the animal as it leapt and attacked, culminating in the cat being shot after it refused to stop. The incident disrupted residents and left property damaged.
Generosity of Spouse Triggers Fear of Insanity
A chaotic courtroom drama in Missouri details a marriage crisis where generosity allegedly masks mental strain. Police arrest precedents show the husband facing suspicion, with prosecutors highlighting monetary disputes and a tense domestic atmosphere. The defendant, Courtney, is described amid a chorus of officers and witnesses, while the wife’s welfare and the couple’s future are questioned as authorities push for resolution.
Jelly Case Goes to Court as Maid Wins Four to Zero
A court hearing featured Jelly and Maid in a small-town dispute about labor and payment. Judge Levin presided as arguments centered on a kitchen labor tally and alleged owes of 39 units. The plaintiff agreed to a reduced payment of 120 dollars after deliberation, ending with a verbal standoff and a settlement.
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Mir. Haydon
Teyden
Levin
Klux Solan
Sudan
Mystery of the Lost Cat at Lakeview Station
A stray cat named in a garbled report from Washington’s Labigh Valley station is linked to January events. Police, led by Grant Hychook, question James Robertson and others about a cat’s disappearance after a strange morning incident and a puzzling exchange over ownership and acts.
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Upyalo
N'Eloek
Labigh Valley
Washinton
Jacves Nobretson
Tony
Janen Robertson
Lahigit Valley
Robertson
Robertyon
Sim
Pollcomnad
Grant Hychook
Kober
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Bill Brennan
Ap Ponnet
War Stabman
Nationa Lengue Arbiter
Makex Gom
Pariaon
Mirdie Oren
Amrchete Sill
Oy Young
Atelanta Cinb
Lew Meal Hater
Mages
Lec Mages
Bo Ik Tn
Hirkathy
Galvin Demarest
Wetlon
Nuttin
Robert Austin
Corning
N.Y
I Mwoiber
Freachmien
Wesleyan
Piteh
Wauhinston Club
Clusiembere
Threves
Drogklyn
Brooklen
Romain Ata
Pune
Jaune Hs Moe
Velipay
Voliceiaa
John
J de Wit
Tad
Tier
Witsoe
Morimer
Kirkwood
Snowe Ie
Tortearon Feary
Tip
Bonen
Asoa
Courtney
Bist
Gourtae
Alow
Kaige Vray
Sehwarts
Angetlag
Rekwarta
Kemal Feasan
Brmaine
Hook
Willy Wohartaon
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