Chicago sports land deal and city clubs listed in Midwest note
Charles A Comiskey Mark Madden and Michael Madden bought a vacant plot east of Wentworth avenue near 35th street for 7500 dollars. Comiskey и plans suggest development as a great athletic field depending on west side project. The piece also notes a referendum demand on telephone rates and lists leading Chicago self sustaining clubs with addresses.
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Charles A. Comiskey
Mark F. Madden
Michael Madden
Wentworth Avenue
35Th Street
J. Parker Warren
New York
Mr. Comiskey
Chicago
Apollo Club
Michigan Ave
Chamber of Commerce
Calumet
20Th St
Caxton
Chicago Athletic Association
Chicago Architectural
West Adams Street
Chicago Automobile
Plymouth Court
Chicago Club
van Buren Street
Chicago Cycling
Chicago Yacht
Monroe St
City Club
Cliff Dwellers
Colonial Club of
Grand Boulevard
Columbia Yacht
Randolph Street
Ellis
Washington St
Edgewater Country
Winthrop Avenue
Englewood
Harvard Avenue
Farragut Yacht Club
Germania Maennercher
Germania Place
Hamilton
Dearborn St
Ilinois Athletic
Michigan Avenue
Illinois
Ashland Boulevard
la Salle
White Box Home Baseball Schedule at Comiskey Park
Home games at Comiskey Park on July 9 10 11 against New York and July 12 18 14 15, Boston July 16 17 18 19, Philadelphia July 20 21 22 23, Washington Aug 14 15 16 17, New York Aug 18 19 20, Boston Aug 21 22 28, Philadelphia Aug 24 26 26, Washington Aug 30 81, Detroit Sept 26 27, St Louis Sept 28 and Cleveland.
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White Box
Comiskey Park
86Th Street
Shields Avenue
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Democratic Party OF
Cook County
Briggs House
A. J. Sabath
John J. Coughlin
M. 8. Furman
Otto Spankach
James 8. McInerney
Harry Goldatine
John Downey
James F. Bowers
Daniel Ryan
Progressive Party OF
Hotel la Galle
Harold L. Ickes
Charles Ringer
LaVeerne W. Noyes
John H. Taylor
Chauncey Dewey
Charles H. Bergel
Felix J. Wenglerski
Philip Gollner
Peter Clyde
Charles
Gailing
James Heyn
William Gi
Federal League Schedule for Chicago Team at Webster and SheMeld
The Chicago Federal League club will play on dates across July, August and September. Home games at Webster and SheMeld avenues include July 17 to 20, and July 24 to 27 in Cleveland, with Kansas City, Indianapolis and St Louis matchups interspersed through August and September.
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Chicago
Webster and SheMeld Avenues
Cleveland
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Louis
How M Graw Got His Start In Baseball History
The article recounts Chris von der Ahe’s near signing of John J. McGraw with the St. Louis Browns in the late 1880s. Bill Gleason recommended the future Hall of Famer to von der Ahe who dismissed him as small. Gleason then sent McGraw to Baltimore Orioles manager Billy Barnie, who signed him, launching a storied big league career followed by immediate Giants success.
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Chris von der Ahe
St. Louie Browns
New York
John J. McGraw
Chris
der Pons
St. Louis Browns
McGraw
Browns
Bill Gleason
Kid Gleason
White Sox
Little Mac
Cedar Rapids
Gleason
Bill
van der Ahe
Dot Lilliputian
von der Ahe
Billy Barnie
Baltimore Orioles
Harnie
Brooklyn Surprises National League Upset Dodgers Rise
The Brooklyn team stands as a big surprise in the National league this season. Dodgers, long dismissed, lead with a fast start and remain competitive, buoyed by Stengel’s arrival and a strong lineup. Daubert Wheat Cutshaw and Nap Rucker anchor a pitching staff driving the surge.
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Brooklyn
Dodgers
Washingtons
Bill Dahlen
Dahlen
Stengel
Jake Daubert
Zach Wheat
Superbas
Cutshaw
Smith
Fisher
Hummel
Miller
Nap Rucker
Indians Get New Gear From Connie Mack
Connie Mack sent uniforms bats balls and masks to Indian boys at St Marys mission Washington on request of Professor Courtnay. The Athletics manager praises Eddie Murphys early hitting and speed as leadoff for the team noting his versatility on the bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Mack
Express
St. Mary's Mission
State of Washington
Professor Courtnay
Mission
Murphy
Eddie Murphy
Athletics
Watch-fob from bone of skull noted in Chicago man
A Chicago man described as a piker wears a watch-fob fashioned from a bone recently removed from his head. The Cincinnati Times-Star notes that many eminent ball players could supply not only individual watch-fobs but also wholesale amounts.
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Chicago
Cincinnati Times-Star
New York City Pitch Plans and World Series Hints
New Yorkers joke about Chance the peerless loser while Connie Mack pushes to develop new pitchers. A game is a game for all seasons as April or October decide the race. Umpires’ white suits may suit the American League but Pittsburgh dominates the National. Chance may convert Ray Caldwell to an outfielder. Ray Caldwell, once a pitcher, has been mocked as an old fashioned gardener. Talk swirls that Connie Mack will name Plank or Bender as his starter for the first game of the world series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Willett
Detroit
Edgar
Sam Crawford
Crawford
Connie Mack
Pittsburgh
Oeef Chance
Ray Caldwell
Ray
Plank
Bender
Stories of Heavy Hitting by Del Delehanty and Clarence Beaumont
Clarke Griffith recalls Del Delehanty as the premier natural hitter of his era with raw power unphased by delivery changes. He cites a 1896 Philadelphia game where Delehanty hit four home runs and a single off Bill Terry, totaling seventeen bases. Beaumont, famed for speed, also shines with six infield hits at Exposition Park in 1899, noted for his swift first-base arrival.
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Clarke Griffith
Big Hd Delehanty
Del
Delehanty
Philadelphia
Bill Terry
Phillies
Terry
Clarence
Ginger) Beaumont
Pittsburgh
Boston Nationals
Chicago Cubs
Beaumont
Beau
Cincinnati
Exposition Park
Wiley Pratt
Big Ed
Baseball Stars and Local Politics in a Busy Season
A sprawling, fragmentary recap notes Nap Rucker’s strong pitching and Tinker’s Reds, Cubs rising spirits at home, and veteran names like Pat Filaberty as umpire. It mentions Ed Kenetchy of the Cards, Clevelanders facing stiff Central League race, and Cuban Rafael Almeida at third. Included are Washington and National League notes, injury woes, and dense Cook County political committee listings.
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Eddie Willett
Detroit Tigers
the Fair Ante
Adams 04
Dearborn Sts
J. Lenmann
Sport and Politics
North Siders
Iroquois
N. la Salle
Kenwood
Lake Ave
Drexel Boulevard
48Th Street
Marquette
Dearborn Ave
Maple Street
First National Bank
Oaks
Lake St
Waller Ave
Lexington Avenue
58Th Street
Rotary
South Dearborn St
Sheridan Road
Foster Avenue
South Shore
Lake Shore
67Th Street
Southern
N. Dearborn Street
Standard
24Th Street
Swedish Club of Chicago
la Salle Avenue
Twentieth Century
Union League
Jackson Boulevard
Federal Street
Union Printers
Howland Block
Monroe and
Dearborn
University
Monroe Street
Federal Base Ball League
William Hale Thompson
M’graw
John McGraw
Chance
AOGLE
Mane County
Ed Delehanty
Telle
Clarence Beaumont
Tinker
Cincinnati Reds
Pat Filaberty
Ees Ed Kenetchy
Miller Huggins
Lee Magee
The
Cardinals
Elmer Steele
Red Sox
Pirates
Poughkeepsie
Eee
St. Louis Times
Evansville
Rafael Almeida
Johnny Dodge
Lee
Joe Gedeon
Jackson
Lajoie
Nationals
Walter Johnson
Walter
Central Committee
Potel la Salle
John McGillen
George L. McConnell
William Leguer
B. F. Weber
Stanley
Walkowiak
Frank McDermott
Michael F. Faber
Vard
Michael Keats
Daniel J. Harris
Clem Kuehne
William J. O'Connell
Peter
M. H. Rogers
W. R. Skidmore
Patrick A. Nash
M. F. Maher
Joseph Strauss
John P. Tansey
William Maszarek
Joseph F. Trandel
Thomas J. O'Brien
William Gaynor
John Powers
Peter O'Brien
Mose Ginsberg
Dennis J. Egan
Albert J. Flynn
John M. O’con
M. J. Flynn
Richard J. Knight
Frank J. Walsh
T. J. Crowe
Matt L. Cullem
J. J. Cullerton
K. M. Rads
William J. Clark
William Pey
Committee At
Hans Blase
Frank 8. Ryan
Salvatore Romano
John J. Brennan
Chilton P. Wilson
John
County Democracy
Daniel J. McMahon
Frank H. Novak
J —— H. Morgan
James R. Buckey
Ernest Jentzch
Robert E. Burke
John A. King
James M. Slattery
Daniel Moriarty
Anthony Krygowski
Robert F. Bickerdike
Peter H. Dalton
Edward M. Roark
John J. Coleran
Molesworth King
Timothy J. Crowe
M. B. Hughes
William
2Nd Congressional District
Henry ©. Goblacks
Edward J. Smith
Stephen Hunt
Henry Osborn
Chas
B. Hill
Albert Godamner
John McCann
John I. Driscoll
Henry ¥. Mayes
John J. Qurran
Thomas L. Byrne
Dr. J. B. Weintraub
John F. Frank Arnold
Robt
J. Cranston
Thos
F. Rowan
John Kavanagh
Lews Mueller
Howe
James Bumber
V. Richards
W. Corkell
Buasne B. Hartigan
Michael F. Ryan
B. Conroy
Mathew Raven
George W. Hinckley
F. H. Chambers
M. J. McCoy
Wm. J. Melnerney
D. B. Mulvey
James Hyland
J. V. Marion
Patrick @. Dwyer
4Th
John B. Brensas
James Ryan
B .H. Helde
Walter Shea
John H Burns
Val. Gedmitt Schmitt
Wm. T Wallace
Jas. M. Furlong
J. M. Fitsgerald
M. C. Buckley
John V. Schmitt Schmitt
Wm. BE. Furlong
Everette Jennings
Marius Olsen
Martin J Sweeney
James Hynen
John C Beker
Martin Garski
John Dillon Jeremiah T. J. McShea
Patrick J Rowan
John J. Cullinan
Fred . Pa
P. A. Murphy
H. Meister
6Th
P. J. Coffey
Frank Zerrisek
Harry Gohliek
Jediicka
Isaac Cohn
Maz Kutchal
Joseph Mendel
A Naecker
Matthew Smith
J. MoCar Jobn
Peter Heiman
Feinen
James J. Hallman
John Weshe
J. Peshek
James F. Denny
Tom Fitegerald
Nicholas Stokes
William Altemeier
James H. Ryan
Geo, McKenzie
Joseph Wirth
John J. Brady
Jacob Ports
Michael McCarty
C. Baldacei
Marty
Harey D. Stone
H. Comer
Tth
Congress District
N. G. Conytear
Tame M. Ward
James R. Mitchell
Fred J. Ross
G. W. Howe
B. C. Rehm
Fred T. Schwarta
Herman Peters
R. 0
Gilbert
W. F. Kelley
Wm. H. White
de Furs
F ‘Arusso
J. Torooay
W. Grece
Gary A. le. . Martin
Philip Papas
Jos. Walsh
Albert A. Book
Henry Hogan
Martin F
Norton
X. H. Kadow
Matthew B. Clark
Nick Sarno
Morris M. Kankowits
Frank Navigato
Timothy Mina
Martin
Anthony Tortoriello
Phonse L. Cummings
August Wels Nesey
John Schwarts
James J. Moses
Protopas
Erich, Jr
Ray R. Coombs
Doan
John M. Mullen
Seeneenenes Distant
J. Carroll
William H. Rosa
Aivert J. W. Appell
Serafino den- George
Roy Barnett
Harry J. Ney
John Fanning
Edward J. Healey
Chas. Dougherty
F. C. Adams
John F. Devine
William H. Weber
Isaac N. Powell
Francis P. Brady
Martin B. Madden
Robert R. Levy
Charles R. Strook
Edward R. Litsinger
Roy O. West
John J. Hanberg
Edward E. Eastman
Joseph B. Bidwill
Charles V. Barrett
Isaac J. Bryan
John C. Cannon
View
Tor P. Arnold
Joseph F. Haas
Matt A. Mueller
Thomas J. Healy
Deneen
Charles W. Vail
George Hillsman
Charles Vaveik
J. FF. Gainty
A. van Steenberg
Lagsing
W. H. Weber
Blueneined
Peter M. Hoffmen
Des Plaines
Alen
Oak Park
William Busse
Mount Prospect
Frank H. Anderson