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F E Coyne seeks Republican nomination for Congress in the 6th district. Others pursuing the nomination include William F Ryan and Congressman McAndrews. Arthur L Bredfield aims for Democratic Senate in the List District with a 527 North Springfield club. Joseph A Swift touted for Sanitary Trustee. Chicago Elks plan a Denver convention special train leaving July 11 with multiple side trips. Samuel A Hutchinson chairs the committee. James T Patterson seeks Board of Review seat. Tax matters around Wallace G Clark are questioned. William Hale Thompson praised by sportsmen. Detailed 1900s baseball schedules list games at Comiskey Park and Weeghman Park through October with opponents and venues in Chicago.
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William F. Ryan
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Plans Career Early Buck Herzog Youngest Major Manager at 28
Charles Buck Herzog of Cincinnati is a big league manager at twenty eight after choosing baseball as a child and pursuing it relentlessly. He started in Ridgely Maryland and Reading Pennsylvania, rising to the majors at twenty one and earning fame as an elite fielder and base runner. Herzog credits hustling and unwavering focus, advising youngsters to pick a path, work hard, and let that effort count every day.
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Buck
Herzog
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Hersy
Baltimore
Ridgely
Reading
Herseg
Over Indulgence in Water
Milwaukee Sentinel warns athletes against excessive water intake claiming it fattens the body and strains the heart. The piece argues thirst is not a stomach signal and that rinsing without swallowing and limiting daily intake to seven glasses optimizes health.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Cub Payroll Seen Largest in Big Leagues This Year
Circulating reports claim the Cub payroll tops all big league clubs this season with close to 100000 in payouts to players who now settle for sixth place in the standings.
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Cub
Feds Disgruntled As Callahan Talks in Washington
Jimmy Callahan warned in Washington that the Federal league lacks support because eight clubs would hire the most disgruntled players from both the American and National leagues. He argued the league faces internal discord and talent drain.
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Feds
Jimmy Callahan
Washington
Clarke Targets Plus Schwert As Penn State Captain
Pittsburgh manager Clarke reportedly plans a bid for Plus Schwert the hard hitting catcher and Pennsylvanian university baseball team captain who is highly regarded for leadership and batting power.
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Clarke
Schwert
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania University
Miller Huggins Turns Tide With Relying On Honest Praise
The article argues managers, including Miller Huggins of the Cardinals, gain from public criticism and praise. It notes Huggins cleared his team after a poor year, built trust with players, and now eyes a first division finish.
Unique bonehead play by Johnny Bates in Reds vs Phillies
A Cincinnati reporter describes a remarkable incident in which Johnny Bates picked up a live ball and handed it to Marshall after Herb Moran scored, causing a claimed interference by Philadelphia. Umpire Klein ruled the play on a technicality, with Bates not meaning to interfere.
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Johnny Bates
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Moran
Klein
Herb
Marshall
Johnny
Phillies
Baseball Showers of News From League Front
A jumble of reports notes Amon Ray Chance improving this season and Charles Herzog thriving in Cincinnati. legacy stars like Pfeffer and Wagner surface with scouting and injury notes while Walter Johnson and Hack Jennings comment on pennant chances. Jesse facts mix with minor league bets, legal swears, and umpire incidents across several clubs.
Max Flack Emerges as Fast All Around Player
The Chicago Feds outfielder Max Flack, 23, is highlighted as the league’s fastest runner who beats out bunts and steals bases. In Peoria during 117 games he hit .362 with 157 hits, 26 doubles, 18 triples, and 42 stolen bases while showcasing a strong throwing arm. Flack hails from East St. Louis and is tipped by Manager Tinker to become a game sensation with more training.
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Bert Maxwell
Brooklyn Feds
Maxwell
St. Louis
Harry Lord
Lord
Max Flack
Chicago Feds
John O. Seys
Chicago Daily News
Flack
Maxmillian
Tommy Leach
Cubs
Tommy
Outer Garden
Max
Peoria
Flannagan
Decatur
Kaylor
Danville
Kammers
Springfield
St. Louis Feds
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Tinker
Tinker Protest Over Buffalo Chicago Game Rocks Federal League
Joe Tinker wins protest over the May 14 Chicago Buffalo game claiming a Buffalo batter ran back toward the bench after a hit and Chicago failed to make a first base play. President Gilmore will have the game played over as Tinker argues a base runner must stay on base lines. Also notes new pitching prospects Hughey Jennings and a Hawaiian Johnny Wil Names. Charley Jones, 18-year ball veteran, was released by Winnipeg after many trades. Joe Leonard, ex Des Moines, takes third base for Pittsburgh Nationals and hits well.
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Joe Tinker
Chicago Buffalo
Clyde Goodwin
Tinker
Buffalo
Chicago
Gilmore
Hughey, Jennings
Jean Dubuc
George Davis
Johnny Wil- Names
Donce
Charley Jones
Winnipeg
Real Estate Day Support Flows From Chicago Leaders
John Barton Payne, head of South Park commissioners, backs Real Estate Day and Grant Park use for festival events. The piece cites plans by Chicago Real Estate Board leaders, and notes candidates like Frank G. Hoyne, Henry C. Beitler, and William Hale Thompson among others, with calls for County Judge, Municipal Judge, and other offices.
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South Park Commissioners
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Grant Park
Chicago
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South Park
Frank G. Hoyne
Chicago Real Estate Board
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