40 for Harry Bemis shines in Jersey ball season
The article notes 40 for Harry Bemis continuing to sting the ball for Jersey Guy and lauds him as an example of right living fueling athletic success. It also previews Cy Young's likely final year, critiques modern baseball figures, and covers teams, managers, and upcoming openings in Concord and Maynard with plates set for a busy season.
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Harry Bemis
Jersey
Cy Young
Ty Cobb
Maynard
Cincinnati
Hank O'Day
Hank Chance
Frank Selee
Hank
Eddie Colling
Walter Johnson
Chicago
Walter
Eddie
Washington Wonder
Maynard Teams Shine As Local Baseball Scene Buzzes
Parker's Pets upset Powder Mill A C 10 8 at Maynard as talent grows in South Acton and Concord. Maynard High wins 10 2 over Weston while Leominster Tigers add Neptune from Oldtown. Finn and Plaistead visit Maynard for a checker duel. Maynard bowling triumphs over Marlboro.
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Parker
Powder Mill
A. C
Maynard
South Acton
Young Keating
Lawrence
Wolfgang
Lowell
Wolfie
Walter Lonergan
Jersey City
Boston Americans
Roach
Skeeters
Lasalle H. 8
Waltham
Boston
Buncombe
Cobb
American League
Boston American Park
Braveler
Concord
al Wilson
Tally
Ray Serene
Manhattan College
Louis Castro
Castro
Lajoie
Athletics
Cleveland
McBride
New York Nationals
Harry Thielman
Dr. Talty
New York
Thielman
Weston High
Weston
Neptune
Tigers
Leominster
Oldtown
South Boston
Sockalexis
Baseball Labor System Draws Rural Laborer Comparisons
A congres sman sparked laughter by proposing an investigation of the baseball trust. The piece argues players lack free wage bargaining as management sets terms, and players can be traded or kept under contract with little personal recourse, despite good pay and pleasant work. It notes players have less independence than many workers.
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Baseball Trust
Framingham Backs Detroit Strikers Against Management
The Clinton Item editorial supports the Detroit strikers and their conflict with management, endorsing the workers' stance in the ongoing dispute.
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Clinton Item
Detroit
OToole Advocates Bowling for Pitchers
Pittsburgh pitcher Marty OToole endorses bowling as good exercise for baseball players. He says bowling strengthens arm and shoulder muscles used to throw, noting personal shoulder development from winter practice and sharing past reliance on other routines.
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Pittsburgh
Marty O'Toole
Pittsiungt
O’toole
O'Toole
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