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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1913

Page

2

Chicago Federal league club elects new officers and plans new park

At a stockholders meeting the Chicago Federal league baseball club elected new officers led by President James A. Gilmore and reorganized management to run the club through the season. The group intends to play at De Paul grounds this year and move to a larger park next year while outlining a list of Chicago clubs and city landmarks in the article.

Chicago Federal League Baseball Club Chicago Chicago Federal League James A. Gilmore E. C. Racey J. Williams Nicholas J. Budinger J. Moran de Paul Sheffield Webster Avenues

White Sox Home Baseball Advertisements at Comiskey Park

Seats listed for White Sox home games at Comiskey Park include July dates against Boston Philadelphia Washington New York and Boston with later dates against Philadelphia Washington Detroit St Louis Cleveland schedule reflects home stand pattern at 85th street and Shields avenue with multiple games per opponent.

White Sox Comiskey Park 85Th Street Shields Avenue Boston Philadelphia Washington New York Detroit St. Louis Cleveland

Chicago Federal League Baseball Schedule Listing

Schedule listing for the Chicago Federal League team with game dates at Webster and Sheffield and road trips to Cleveland Kansas City Indianapolis St Louis Pittsburgh and others from July to September. Includes multiple dates per city and venues.

Chicago Webster Sheffield Avenues Cleveland Kansas City Indianapolis

Baseball News From The Nation's Ball Parks

A string of notes on players and managers across leagues. Santte Diamance and Burien speedster stories share the spotlight with young prospects like Bill Lathrop and Dan Griner. Pa Huggins of St Louis hints at trades while Frank Baker comments on pitching fades and Johnson fungo routines.

Donlin’s Midnight Pinochle Blocked by McGinnity Plan

Jim Corbett recalls the 1905 World Series anecdote involving Mike Donlin, McGin nity, and a night spent playing pinochle in Philadelphia. Donlin stayed in, stayed sharp, and the next day he powered New York to a decisive win.

Jim Corbett New York Athletics Jim McGinnity Tacoma Joe Mathewson McGraw Mike Donlin Philadelphia Donlin Mike

Sunday predicts rebuilding power for Chance and Giants

Billy Sunday comments on baseball season noting Frank Chance’s potential to build a strong team if given players and praising Cleveland’s surprising year. He mentions Falkenberg Chapman and Carrack as key performers and predicts Phillies’ decline while backing Muggsy McGraw's Giants.

Frank Chance Billy Sunday Chance New Yorks Cleveland Falkenberg Chapman and Carrach Toledo Phillies Muggsy McGraw Giants Bill

Unassisted Triple Play Credited to Milwaukee Pitcher

The first unassisted triple play of the season went to a Milwaukee independent club on June 1. Pitcher Harry Siebert, with prior league experience, snagged a line drive in the eighth, doubled off runners at second and first, before they could retreat.

Milwaukee Harry Siebert Maer

Johnsons Shine in Pitcher Rush as Reds Secure Wins

Walter Washington stands out for the John sons in the mound for a great year and George Johnson, the Indian twirler for Cincinnati, impresses with sensational slab work. Reds victory comes largely from his strong start, keeping Joe Tinker's club from climbing.

Lote Johnsons Walter Washington Cincinnati George Johnson Reds Joe Tinker

Longest Single Hit Claimed by Quakers Player

The Quakers claim Sherwood Magee hit the longest single in a recent game against the Pirates. The shot reportedly struck near the top of the right field wall at the Phillies park and bounded toward first base with remarkable speed.

Quakers Pirates Sherwood Magee Phillies

White Sox-Tigers Batting Duel Ends In Tigers Victory

A 16 to 15 Detroit win over the White Sox is recalled with vivid detail. Tyrus Cobb and Sam Crawford hit key triples fueling a late rally, while Mullin Covington and Bush are noted for early threats. The account recalls the pitcher’s struggles and the Tigers’ ninth inning surge.

White Box Detroit Sox Tigers White Sox Mesars Tyrus Cobb Sam Crawford Cobb Crawford Mullin Covington Drake Bush Tyrus Samuel Delehanty Moriality Tannehill O'Leary Stanage Olmstead

Amos Strunk Emerges as Key Star for Athletics

Amos Strunk, the speedy outfielder for the Mackmen, has developed into a cornerstone of the Athletics. Once overlooked, he now stands among the league’s best fielders and baserunners, batting around .340 this season after a period of rapid growth in Milwaukee two years ago.

Amos Strunk Eedy Mackmen Runk Mack Strunk Milwaukee

Wood Feared by Bean Ball Wings Spring Fear Haunts Wood

Smoky Joe Wood struggles in spring training as critics blame a fear of injuring basemen after injuring Bobby Byrne with a pitched ball. Team officials fear his form may not recover to July.

Wood Joe Wood Bobby Byrne Joe

County Democratic and Progressive Party Leaders Listed

The document lists county central committee members for the Democratic Party of Cook County and the Progressive Party. It names chairs, treasurers, secretaries, sergeants at arms, and executive committee members across multiple wards and districts with numerous individuals including John McGillen, A. J. Sabath, Harold L. Ickes, and Charles Ringer.

Central Committee Hotel la Balle John McGillen Wiliam Legner B. F. Weber Stanley Walkowiak Frank McDermott Michael F. Maher Mccael Ken Coughlin Mio Nhe John J Daniel J. Harris Clem Kuehne William I. O'Connell Peter J. Angsten Henry Stuckart James M.na Patrick J. Carr Charles Martin John P. Gibbons Peter Foy F. Brenn John H. Meek William Powers Sheldon Govier D. B. Wittenberg Fred Rohde J. Novak John Lagodny Leo V. Roe Albert J. Flynn John M. O’conner Thomas Sturch John Ciskowski Harry R. Gibbons Dennis W. Sullivan Fred Esau James Fitzgerald Ae F. Quinlan John T. Con Thomas J. Dawson N. J. Daleiden Neil Marley William McRae Francis D. Connery Ben. M. Sharry Joseph Callahan Dennis D. McCarthy Joseph T. Mahoney James A. Long M. J. Flynn Richard J. Knight Frank A. Walsh T. J. Crowe Matt L. Cullem J. J. Cullerton K. M. Rads William J. Clark William P. Feeney Democratic Party OF Cook County Briggs House A. J. Sabath John J. Coughlin M. 5. Furman Otto Syankuch James 8. McInerney Harry Goldatine John Downey James F. Bowers Daniel Ryan Progressive Party OF Hotel la Salle Harold L. Ickes Charles Ringer LaVeerne W. Noyes John H. Taylor Chauncey Dewey Charles H Felix J. Wenglerski Philip Gollner Walter Clyde Jones Charles B. Merriam Charlies Ringer Thomas J. Graydon Charles J. Burmeister Albert EB. Palmer A. L. Sage C. M. Moderwell A. F. Nusser C. R. Bechtel J. M. Dempsey William LaBatt J. T. Simpson H. L. du Charm Willis E. Thorne Henry Nelson Robert F. Kolb

Republican County Committee Members and Districts Listed

A historic list shows Republican County Committee leadership and ward officers with many names and district assignments across Illinois towns including Lansing Blue Island Des Plaines Oak Park Mount Prospect Evanston and others. The document records chair secretary treasurer and numerous ward delegates with district numbers and names.

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, Sr Charles V. Barrett Isaac J. Bryan John C. Pene Victor P. Arnold Joseph F. Haas Matt A. Mueller Thomas J Charles 8. Deneen Charles W. Vail George Hitsman Charles Vavick J. F. Gainty Sountry A. van Breenberg Lansing W. H. Weber Blue Island Peter M. Hoffman Des Plaines Allen B. Ray Oak Park William Busse Mount Prospect Frank H. Anderson Hvanston

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