White Sox Home Games and Local Judge Endorsements
A list shows home dates for the White Sox including Cleveland Detroit Boston New York Philadelphia and Philadelphia with dates in May June July August and September. The piece endorses several judges including Merritt W Pinckney Joseph Sabath Charles A Williams and more, praising their records and urging votes. It also notes others like Thomas Taylor Jr Windes Connery McKenzie Cleland and Elbridge Hancey as capable or influential figures on the bench.
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White Sox
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Present Day Players Take No Chances in Baseball Art
Ned Hanlon, manager of the Baltimore Creoles now with the Baltimore Feds, says modern players avoid risk and injuries. He cites Ty Cobb and Johnny Evers, praising precise timing and daring plays that edge toward danger but yield great gains, and notes Jennings as an unmatched shortstop while lamenting few follow his patient, precise style.
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Ned Hanlon
Baltimore Creoles
Hanlon
Baltimore
Feds
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Johnny Evers
Orioles
McGraw
Jennings
Keller
Kelley
Maranville
Bush
Hugh
West Point has a crack pitcher in Neyland
The piece notes Artie Hofman Kin loss of batting eye and mentions Fred Clarke releasing Boothpaw Kelly to Atlanta and Cuban Luque performing well for the Boston Braves. It references Bill Donovan sending Pickering to Richmond International, Philadelphia fans clashing with Larry Lajoie, and Lee Harper’s Sunday-play contract. Eddie Collins plays golf on ten courses since February 16, with his driver as his club. It covers manager Rowland’s smile over a winning spirit and Brooklyn Buffalo game highlights with ten stolen bases. It poses a world series idea between American and Federal league winners, and compares Grover Cleveland Alexander to Walter Johnson as top pitchers. It also mentions Bancroft escorting All-American teams, Sheldon Lejeune returning to the minors with Sioux City, and Deleuna’s .400 hitting year.
Birdie Cree Shines as Fearsome Star for New York Americans
Birdie Cree, outfielder for the New York Americans, is hailed as a grand ball player who dominates both defense and offense. Journal notes his speed, fielding instincts, and powerful yet wild at bat, marking him as a standout on the Yankees roster.
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Birdie Cree
Husky
New York Americans
Batman
Yanks
Cree
Interference Question in Cleveland Indianapolis Game
In a Cleveland Indianapolis Association game an odd play arose as Kirk hit a line drive. Schardt ducked to dodge the ball, raised his hand and knocked off his cap, which the ball then struck while in flight and carried the cap toward the outfield. The question is whether Schardt interfered with the ball by throwing his cap and if Kirke should be awarded three bases as a result.
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Cleveland
Indianapolis
Kirk
Schardt
Kirke
Federal League President Criticizes War for Major League Status
President Gilmore blasts the Federal league and rival baseball forces for a costly war over major league recognition. He cites inflated salaries, lazy stars, and strained discipline as ongoing harms, and calls continued conflict a shameful waste of time and money.
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Gilmore
Federal League
Sion
Oscar Vitt Grievance Sparks Utility Player Contention
Oscar Vitt voices a grievance about being labeled a utility player and regularly forced into games, fearing damage to his reputation if Mortality does not play. Vitt excels at third and short, seeks outfield duties, and recalls signing after press coverage of his outfield work. The piece also notes the Ter rier Tip Top game delivering the season’s first triple play, 3 to 2, with Tobin making a one handed grab.
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Oscar Vitt
Evans
Meyers
Tobin
Holt
Bridwell
Johnson
Borton
Citizens demand full probe of Chicago Civil Service
The People of Chicago call for a years‑long investigation into the Civil Service Commission detailing alleged favoritism and irregular examinations. Critics point to the Industrial Psychologist post and costly exams, urging transparency and accountability for public hiring practices and expenditures.
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Chicago
Civil Service Commissions Department
Civil Service
Turkey
Labor Bureau
Civil Service Commission
Jackson Park
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Adams and
Dearborn Sts
E. J. Lehmann
Joseph Sabath
Municipal Court
Sport and Politics
Merritt W. Pinckney
The
Eagle
Charlies A. Williams
Thomas Taylor, Jr
Thomas G. Windes
Francis D. Connery
McKenzie Cleland
Elbridge Hancey
Charles A. Williams
Charles R. Francis
N. L. Piotrowski
Bither, Goff & Francis
William A. Bither
Thompson
Percy B. Coffin
George Kersten
John E. “Owens
Herald
Thomas F. Scully
Frank Baker
William J. O'Brien
Fortune Bros. Brewing Company
Monroe
West Point
Neyland
Artie Hofman
Eee
Fred Clarke
Pirates
Boothpaw Kelly
Atlanta
Zee
Luque
Boston Braves
Luques
Bill Donovan
Pickering
Richmond International Club
Larry Lajoie
Lee Harry Harper
Washington
Os Eddie Collins
Eddie
Jack Fournier
Jacques
Rowland
Brooklyn-Buffalo
Brookseds
Walter Blair
Kauff
Fielder Jones
Benny Kauff
Walter Johnson
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Singer
Phillies
Oee
Bancroft
Reds
Honolulu
Pacific Ocean
Sheldon Lejeune
Sioux City
Deleuna
Yankees
Glimore
Dini
Tyrus
John Gibbons
Circuit Court
Civil Service Bank
Madison Street
State Street
Chicago Civil Service Commission
Ofex
Spor
Orrinn, Carter
Supreme Court
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