Best Pitchers Named by Nap and Cobb in 24 Hour Study
Nap Lajoie and Ty Cobb selected twelve top pitchers after a day spent studying American League arms. Both named Ford, Johnson, Wood, Walsh and Fisher. Cobb favored Greer and Lange among younger arms while Larry highlighted Donavan and Lange only.
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Ty Cobb
Nap Lajole
Cobb
Ruel Ford
Joe Wood
Walter Johnson
Cy Young
Ed Waleh
Eddie Karger
Bob Groom
Dolly Gray
Yoan Grema
Harry Krause
Ray Fisher
Jimmy Scott
Larry
Russell Ford
Jack Coombe
Chief Bender
Eddie Plank
Barney Petty
George Mullin
PN Donovan
Ray Fleber
Frank Lange
Norther
Criffee
Georgia Peach
Nap
Tiger
Mets
Young
Gregg
Naps
Mullin
Donovan
Tigers
Ford
Johnson
Blind man gets hall pass to hear baseball game
In Columbus on August 21 professor Earl C. Houk of Wittenberg College Conservatory of Music received a novel aid to follow an American Association game at the local park. The blind listener uses umpire calls, bat sounds, crowd cheers, and explanations to track each play.
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Columbus
Ohio
American Association
Earl C. Houk
Wittenburg College Conservatory of Music
Houk
Ninth Cavalry Defeats Freebooters In Fast Polo Match
The Ninth Cavalry beat the Freebooters 7 to 0 in a fast round robin polo game on the Fort Goodwin field yesterday afternoon. Lieutenant Engle starred with one foul while Lieutenant Holderness and Erwin also shone. Erwin was injured after colliding with a goal post. Referee Mr. Phippe of the Denver Country Club officiated as the tournament continues with round robin play this afternoon and tomorrow.
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Ninth Cavalry
Fort
Cheyenne
Lieut
Engle
Cavalry
Holderness Wos
Treut
Erwin
Seriou
Phippe
Denver Country Club
Hook Worm Fatal Claims Death of Reverend Fant in Utah
Hook worm linked to the death of the Rev. J. L. Fant a native of Abbeville D C and a graduate of the Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville Ky Fant died in Salt Lake City Utah while traveling with a missionary wagon in southern Utah He had suffered the worm four years and was treated in St Louis prior to the fatal attack
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Utah
Hook Worm
South
J. L. Fant
Abbeville
D. C
Haptiet Theological Seminary
Louisville
Baseball Results From Yesterday National League Scores
A summary of yesterday's National League games with box scores and batter details. Notable lineups include Leaton and Frill on one pair of batteries and Adams Warner and Gibson on another. Also mentions American League games and minor league results plus a life saved story from Geneva.
Art of Cookery and Civilization Link
A quote from the American School of Home Economics asserts cooking shapes civilization. It argues more people work in food preparation than any other occupation and ties diet to health happiness and prosperity.
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American School of Home Economics
Nut described as finest in the Philippines
A description of the PIIIi Nut from Luzon claims the pill like tree yields a nut with extraordinarily rich flavor. It notes Americans in the Philippines regard it as the finest grown and that roasted nuts ignite when sparked by a lighted match, burning like a lamp.
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Luzon
Phillippines
Philippines
Proper Method of Writing Debate in French Schools
The French government faces a choice of handwriting styles for schools, between a twisted spine writer’s cramp and a sloping hand. Doctors previously opposed teaching a sloping hand, warning it would produce hunchbacks.
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Frech
Alibi of Mrs Riley in a Martian Playful Exchange
A fragmentary dialogue shows Mrs Riley asking Mrs Grogan about a daughter’s piano piece. Mrs Grogan dismisses with a line about incorrect keys and sounds. The odd exchange hints at a humorous stage moment in a dated script.
Possibilities of Honesty and Corporate Life
A brief piece recounts Louie Brandele discussing corporate ethics and business life, noting a bank president's counsel to a son about patience, honesty, and studying corporate law. The excerpt emphasizes integrity in business and the idea that one can be honest while pursuing enterprise. Also mentions a testimonial about Chamberlain’s remedy for diarrhoea and a local druggist advertisement.
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Louie D. Brandele
Beat Polley
Aather
Popular Magazine
Trouble With the Eyes Hair Under Eyelids Cleared
Instructions advise flushing with cold water and opening the eyes underwater to loosen and remove bothersome hairs. Repeats that washing and blinking often frees the hair, which can then be removed with a cotton-tipped toothpick.
Wyoming Constitutional Amendment on Initiative and Referendum
A Wyoming 1912 state record details proposed Amendment One from the Eleventh Legislature. It outlines the people’s powers to initiate and referendum statewide measures, thresholds for petitions, filing deadlines with the Secretary of State, and how laws and constitutional provisions become effective after voter approval. It emphasizes that veto power does not block initiatives and sets election timing and passage criteria.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Secretary of State
F& Law
Perdon
State
Wyoming Initiative and Referendum Provisions Amid Amended Texts
The document outlines initiative and referendum rules for Wyoming including ballot separation for amendments, signatures verified by electors, and Secretary of State administration. It also includes a dissolution notice for The Governor Mining Company dated 1912 and a brief, fragmented closing note mentioning a woman’s prayers and Dutch questions.
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Adolph J. Zang
George H. Raub
Governor Mining Company
United
Wyoming
Cheyenne
County of
Laramie
George H. Kaub
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