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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1920
Page
8
A retrospective on the 1909 pennant chase between the Giants and Cubs. It recalls Merkle’s base running misplay, the Byers and McGraw connections, and the Cubs securing the title after the disputed ninth inning moment.
Jack Coffey, manager of the Des Moines Baseball Club, believes that if the Lasker plan is adopted, care should be taken in selecting men who understand baseball. He says this to ensure the club remains competent and informed.
Urbana report notes Olander, known as the Suckers’ big man, uses a mask to shield his nose and protect himself in every matchup.
An unclear San Francisco fragment notes Dink a Stanford man and Seams member, mentions two electricians and an automatic switch, and references current, miles, a dead presence, and concrete permits to be hammered. The garbled text lacks coherent facts or names.
The scene describes a comical, chaotic moment where a young player adjusts a finger, an orchestra plays a light tune, and a backfield athlete locks eyes with a coed. The coach interrupts, orders them out, and banishes the pair to their rooms at ten o clock.
Dean Flickinger of Northwestern notes that players in training dislike seeing their dates with other men as fraternities host large dances. He argues such social temptations can hinder focus and insists on discipline beyond football duties.
In Cincinnati Merwin Johnson and Jack Barbley, stars of the Baltimore club, vie for attention as rumors spread over a potential $50,000 bid. The Reds and Comiskey interest loom as negotiations heat up surrounding the two players.
San Francisco report notes UC football team remains out for a full year as seven veteran linemen boost Bruins strength. Colonial Dames of America identified as the United States' oldest patriotic society for women.
Mail pilot Knight battles a thick cloud bank and sleet while plunging toward earth at near 200 mph. He loses control but steadies the De Havilland and lands safely just over tree tops, as weather fears keep others grounded.
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