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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1913

Page

2

Judge Baldwin Dismisses Petition in County Commissioner Recount

In Cook County Circuit Court Judge Baldwin ordered the petition dismissed after official recount figures showed the Progressive candidates Avery Coonley Harley Mitchell Ellsworth M. Board A. M. Anderson and John J. Gard winning the county commissioner races from country districts. The piece notes political shifts and related recount actions plus baseball updates and other local commentary.

Baldwin Avery Coonley Harley B. Mitchell Ellsworth M. Board A. M. Anderson John J. Gard

White Sox 80X Home Schedule at Comiskey Park

Home game listings for the White Sox at Comiskey Park on May through Sept. including opponents Washington Philadelphia New York Boston Cleveland Detroit St. Louis and Philadelphia with dates scattered across the season. Highlights a busy schedule with multiple series against major teams.

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

Shafer Denies Quit Claim Amid Floral Fan Notes

Arthur Shafer reports to the Giants in Marlin this spring and will play regular shortstop ahead of Fletcher. He admits rumors of quitting over love notes were exaggerated and says he will ignore the scented missives, replying only via stars if they choose.

Henry Paynter Montreal Murphy Paynter Keeley Evers Arthur Shafer Giants Marlin Joseph Potiphar Shafer McGraw Fletcher

Callahan Birthday and Baseball News Foils

Jimmy Callahan of the Chicago White Sox celebrates his thirty-ninth birthday as Frank Fogarty recalls a ticketing mishap with George M. Cohan in New York. Bert Annis retires after selling the Grand Rapids franchise. Frank Schulte aims for home run glory after 21 blasts last season and a 26 mark by 1898 leader Juex Freeman.

Jimmy Callahan Chicago White Sox Frank Fogarty Dublin Minstvel Fogarty Callahan Jimmy George M. Cohan New York Cohan George Callihan Bert Annis Grand Rapids Annis

Baseball Notes on Teams and Players From 1913 Era

A roundup of baseball moves and prospects including the Browns stronger under Stovall, McBride’s durability with Washington, Hofman’s return, Sam Agnew’s 100 games with Vernon, Long Tom Hughes’ form, Nimmo in New England, Tinker’s Reds pitching plan, Bush’s coaching offer in San Antonio, Mack’s pitching strategy, Stallings’ promising infielder Smith, Rehg to the Saints, O’Toole-Kelly deal, and Bunny outfield recruits amid a looming player sales boom.

Friel St. Paul Walter Rehg Pittsbugh Rehg Miller Saints Pirates O'Toole-Kelly

Eastern clubs furnish most National League strikeout leaders

The article traces sixteen years of NL strikeout leaders from 1897 to 1912, noting eastern clubs supplied seven of the leaders including Christy Mathewson, Jeff Overall, Rube Waddell, and Fred Beebe. It highlights Mathewson’s 267 strikeouts in 1903 and Seymour’s 249 in 1898, with western stars Hahn, Waddell, Beebe last leading in 1909 and 1906. It also mentions Earl Moore and Grover Cleveland Alexander as Phillies leaders.

Frank Nogdies) Hahn Cincinnati Rube” Waddell Pfittsburgh Fred Beebe Paign Chicago St. Louis Hahn Waddell Beebe Jeff New York Christy Mathewson Richard Marquard J. Bentley Seymour Matty Seymour Phillies Walter Johnson Earl Moore Grover Cleveland Alexander

No Use for Pads in Nap Baseball Lineup

Terry Turner stands out for not sliding on his hips as he relies on stomach slides, a unique forte in the league. The piece notes two Connie Mack sons in organized ball with Harry Mc Gillicuddy joining Earl Mack's Raleigh team.

Terry Turner Terry Mackle Connie Mack Harry McGillicuddy Earl Raleigh

County Party Central Committee Leaders Listed

The document names Democratic and Progressive Party leaders in Cook County, listing headquarters at Hotel La Salle and Briggs House. It details chairs secretaries treasurers ward officers and ward assignments across multiple districts with extensive member rosters.

Central Committee Democratic Party OF Cook County Hotel la Salle John McGillen George L. McConnell William Legner B. F. Weber Stanley Walkowiak Frank McDermott Michael F. Maher Ward Michael Kenna John J. Coughlin Daniel J. Harris Clem Kuehng William L. O'Connell Peter J. Ang Briggs House A. J. Sabath M. 8. Furman Otto Spankach James 8. McInerney Harry Goldstine John Downey James F. Bowers Daniel Ryan Progressive Party OF Harold L. Ickes Charles Ringer LaVeerne W. Noyes John H. Taylor Chauncey Dewey Charles H. Berger Felix J. Wenglersk Philip Gollner Walter Clyde Jones Charles B. Merriam Thomas J. Graydon Charles J. Burmeister Albert E. Palmer A. L. Bage 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 Party Officials and District Leaders Listed

A long OCR fragment lists Republican chairman John F. Devine and secretary William H. Weber with a roll of names and district places. The text names treasurer Isaac N. Powell and numerous individuals across districts including Lansing Blue Island Des Plaines Oak Park Mount Prospect and Evanston. The fragment suggests a slate of local party officers and district representatives with varied town and suburb affiliations.

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. Cannon Victor P. Arnold Joseph F. Haas Matt A. Mueller Thomas J. Healy Charles Deneen Charles W. Vail George Hitsman Charles Vavick J. F. Gainty A. van Steenberg Lansing W. H. Weber Blue Island Peter M. Hoffman Des Plaines Alien Bay Oak Park William Busse Mount Prospect Frank H. Anderson Evanston

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