Ball Club Prospects Labeled For Class A Status
The article reviews a Class A club candidate, noting Alperman at second as solid fielder but weak at bat, Lewis at short with decent batting but weak throwing, Sheehan and Casey at infield positions, Lumley as a standout in the outfield, Maloney a great fielder but poor with the bat, and a roster of pitchers led by Pastorious, Bill, Rucker, McIntyre, and Scanlon. Manager Donovan is cautious on finances, predicting a team strength similar to last year and a weak catching department overall.
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Alperman
Lewis
Sheehan
Jimmy Casey
Lumley
Chicago
Maloney
Burch
Superbas
Pattee
Murch
Pastorious
Bill
Rucker
McIntyre
Scanlon
Donovan
Ginger
Coakley
O'Leary
Beier
Andy
Hulswitt
Hulswitz
Reds
Tyrus Cobb
Cincinnati
J. C. Young
Queen Iry
Young
Anderson
Mr. Young
Tyrus
Cobb
Farls
Meiners Eagles edge Blue Grass in amateur clash
Meiners Eagles defeated Blue Grass 6 to 4 in a well played amateur game. Key moments include two-base hits by Kaelin Gill Duhme and a double play Duhme and Imwalle. Pitchers Dumhe and Arzon combined for 16 strikeouts.
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Meiners Eagles
Bluegrass
Meiinér
Eagles
Blue Grass
Meiner
Kaelin
Gill
Duhme
Imwalle
Dumhe
Arzon
Busche
Rime
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Wagner, S
Boehmer
Wit
Ges
Ndorf
Bern’ Ger
Gollman
Boss
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Cor
Fairfax Stars Triumph in Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
The Fairfax Stars defeated St Marks in a pitching duel 9 to 7. Staeman yielded seven walks while Claus issued ten. Key hits included a two-base shot by Schulte and Mulvihill. Umpire Brockmann presided as rain halted play after 1 hour 53 minutes.
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Marks
Fairfax Stars
St. Marks
Schulte
Mulvihill
Staeman
Claus
Fennessee
Waldorfs Crush Shoemakers In Season Opener
The Waldorfs beat the Shoemakers 21 to 2 in their season debut. Manager R H Moore fielded a strong lineup led by Charley Grant, with Moesseler pulled for Moore after Waldorfs pounded twelve runs in the second inning. Reed started for Waldorfs and notched two hits. Smith finished the game.
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Waldorfs
Shoemakers
R. H. Moore
Charley Grant
Moesseler
Moore
Reed
Smith
Olympics defeat Heidelbergs 11 to 3 in Dayton
The Olympics beat the Heidelbergs 11 to 3 at Dayton as Lew Hand pitched superbly with nineteen strikeouts. Batteries Olympics Hand Lanning and Osler Heidelbergs Smith and Miller.
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Heidelberg
Olympics
Heidelbergs
Dayton
Lew Hand
Handas Lanning
Osler
Smith
Baseball Gossip On The New Orleans Club Lineup
A stranger viewing the New Orleans squad might mistake it for an American League club. The first five men are Dundon formerly of Chicago Lord once with the Athletics Frank Delehanty late of the Naps Lave Cross of Washington and Roche of the White Sox. The query asks if Tommy Leach will play third for the Pirates.
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Dundon
Chicago
Lord
The
Athletics
Frank Delehanty
Naps
Lave Cross
Washington
Roche
White Sox
Owing to the Times We Have Decided To Give June Cut Prices
The notice announces immediate June price cuts on our finest offerings, urging consumers to take advantage of reduced rates without delay.
Tigers Triumph Over Reds In Exhibition Slugfest
Detroit Tigers rout Cincinnati Reds 9 to 1 in an exhibition game as Killian and Malloy limit the Reds after an early onslaught. Huggins Hulswitz Lobert and Lobert spark Reds defensive miscues while McIntyre Crawford Cobb Rossman and Coughlin pace Detroit's explosive attack.
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Jennings
Bunch
Ganzel
Buddy Hulswitz
Red Hose
Detroit
Andy Coakley
Tigers
Reds
Hulswitz
McIntyre
Schaefer
Crawford
Cobb
Rossman
Coughlin
Schmitt
Lobert
O'Leary
Malloy
Mac
Huggins
Colin
Mowrey
McLean
Paskett
Hulswitt
Ab.r.bh.s
BEFO
B. Huggins
McGilvray, R.f
McLean, O
Paskert
Hulewitz
Killian
Coakley
Cincinnati
AB. R.bh
Se Pou Ae
Schlef
Hans
Ad Loe
Illian
O'Loughlin
Redlegs close exhibition run with Wiedemann in Cincinnati
The Redlegs end their exhibition season with a game versus Wiedemann. Manager Ganzel plans to feature new players for public evaluation. Silk O Laughlin makes a farewell appearance, then heads to Chicago to umpire a White Sox Detroit clash tomorrow.
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Redlegs
Wiedemann
Ganzel
Silk O'Laughlin
Cincinnati
Chicago
Golts Defeat The Springfield Team In Tight Clippier
Springfield falls 3 to 2 as Cincinnati Redcolts edge Springfield after a hard duel. Ragan and Mercer keep Springfield from scoring early. Daly triples in the ninth but Tozer is tagged at the plate.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Cincinnati Redcolts
Ransick
Ragan
Colts
Jack Mercer
Tozer
Bohannon
Dooin
Larue
Fish
Briggs
Kennedy
McCarthy
Daly
Tomy
Burt
Ain
Latimer
Qeescheevese
Wyeeks
Nmancot
Space weekOe Mal Se
Botsfords
Jesselson
Cincinnati AB
R. H. PO. A. E. Kane
Oseases
Mitchell
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Ate Pearce
Weaseseess
Ong Kennedy
Becker
R.f
C.f
Bagon
Mzer
Pstenone
Cincinnati
Odescass
Daley
Bear Hunter Big Tom Wilson Linked to Mitchell Body Find
Asheville April 12 Big Tom Wilson famed Black Mountains guide and bear hunter who located Prof Elisha Mitchells body and led the search is dead at about 90 He helped locate Mitchell when he went missing for seven years recounting the ascent and burial decision that moved the body to Mt Mitchell top for posterity and burial in Asheville.
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Commercial Tribune
Asheville
N. C
Big Tom” Wilson
Black Mountains
Elisha Mitchell
Mt. Mitchell
Rockies
Big Tom
Cane River
Mitchell
Grover
Cleveland
McKinley
Dolph
Tom
Murchison
Prof
Jim
Adoniram Allen
Austin
Bob’ Patton
Prof. Mitchell
Burnsville
Buncombe
Zeb Vance
North Carolina
Swain
Raleigh
John C. Calhoun
United States
Washington
Sinclair House Closes in New York After 1840 Fame
New York officials announce the Sinclair House roadhouse shuts its doors after a long history of famed terrapin and turtle soup. Owner Mrs Ellen A Ashman cites heavy managerial worries and plans Europe trip as demolition follows for two new office buildings. Notable visitors included Grover Cleveland Horace Greeley and William Cullen Bryant with memorabilia on display.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Sinclair House
Ellen A. Ashman
Europe
A. L. Ashman
Robert Sinclair
Mr. Ashman
Cleveland
Sam Ward
Sinclair
Buffalo
Grover Cleveland
Horace Greeley
William Cullen Bryant
Heng
Marion Crawford
Katherine Lauderdale
Manchuria as a Second Korea Fear Drives Open Door Debate
A New York Herald report from Mukden argues Japan seeks Manchuria’s absorption as Korea, despite open door rhetoric. It cites European financiers, Chinese officials led by Viceroy Hsu Shih-chang, and Tang Shao-yi, detailing Manchuria’s railways, jurisdiction limits, and rising foreign resentment as tensions threaten China’s sovereignty.
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Japan
Manchuria
Korea
Paris
China
Tokio
Hartsmouth Treoty
Hsu Shih-chang
Joe Cannon
Columbia University
Tang Shao-yi
America
Tang
Bureau of Common
Seenesus
Posts and Telegraphs
Foreign Office
Fengtien
Muki Ene
Eerce
Great Britain
India
Tang Shao- Yi
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Fukamen
Paulings
I Churia
Liao Yang
Manchu
Tokyo
Cadets Begin Cmd as War Minister Grants Shortened Talks
London April 12 The War Minister Haldane orders commissions for cadets from the military college shortened training length to eighteen months or less due to a notable officer shortage. He argues that general education and extensive training are needed, contrasting army practice with other professions.
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Commercial Tribune
London
Haldane
Military College
Sandhurst
Patriotic Appeal Aids a Paris Widow in Need
Mrs. Vance Thompson of Villa Montmorency Paris appeals to Americans through The Paris Herald for Mme. Gombault a white-shaken widow living in a Montmartre barrel room who is a great-grandniece of Paulswore America's first great sailor At 76 she addresses envelopes for sixty cents a day Born in America raised by aunt Mrs Judge Billings of North Carolina
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Commercial Tribune
PAIS
Vance Thompson
Villa Montmorency
Paris
Paris Herald
Mme. Gombault
Montmartre
Paul
America
Judge Billings
North Carolina
Cyclone Returns Coat From 1907 Debris Near Paris
J M Cox living sixteen miles south of Paris found a coat in a brush pile after a cyclone. Inside the pocket were silk handkerchiefs and two bank deposit slips dated March 2, 1907 from Sulphur Springs bank. The coat is believed to have been swept from Birth Fight May 6, 1907.
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Commercial Tribune
Paris
Tex
J.M. Cox
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