Many Players Return to Major Leagues in One Season
A list of players with careers spanning two major leagues and the Federal leagues shows many stars returning to the major leagues this year. Notables include Magee Bender Marsans Kauff Schulz Zeider Hartley Deal Lord and others across the Yankees Red Sox Giants Browns Cubs and Pirates franchises. The Lowell team in the Eastern league is to be managed by Harry Lord. The article also notes the enduring value of the traditional high law training in camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Lee Magee
St. Louis Cardinals
Brookfeds
Yankees
Chief Bender
Athletics
Ballfeds
Phillies
Yerkes
Red Sox
Buffeds
Cubs
Davenport
Reds
St. Louis Feds
Browns
Benny Kauff
New York Americans
Indianapolis
Brooklyn Feds
Giants
Fred Anderson
Buffalo Federals
Armando Marsans
St. Louis
Schulz
Moseley
New Reds
Harry Smith
Brook
Feds
Yanks
Zeider
White Sox
Whales
Hartley
Deal
Detroit
Braves
Louden
McKechnie
Pirates
Indianapolis Feds
Newark Feds
Harry Lord
Lowell
Fans Cheer Joe Engel in Debut with Millers
Joe Engel former Washington pitcher who spent part of last season with Minneapolis spoke about hostile crowds in Washington and the warm reception he received in his first Millers game. He recalled hearing fans shout for him and being overwhelmed by support from Joe Cantillon and the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Engel
Washington
Minneapolis
Nationals
Engel
Joe Cantillon
Joe
Cantillon
Assemblyman Kates runs for State Senate seat
State news notes Collingswood Assemblyman John B. Kates as Republican candidate for the unexpired term of William T. Reed. Ralph Kellum and Garfield Pan coast seek seat, while Charles A. Wolverton seeks re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Kates
Collingswood
William T. Reed
Ralph Kellum
Merchantville
Mr. Kates
Garfield Pancoast
Audubon
Charles A. Wolverton
Camben
Epworth League
Bergen County
Charles Forbes Taylor
First Baptist Church
Vineland
Lincoln Park
Palmyra
Riverton
Ladies' Guild of
P. IE. Chapel of the Good Shepherd
Pitman
Almonessen Fire Company
West Jersey Council of Proprietors
Gloucester
Upper Weomclair
Commonwealth Club
Wilson
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Highway
Princeton
Pensauken Improvement Association
Wenonah
South Jersey
Paterson
Lawrence O'Connell
Paterso
Dewitt M. Smith
Prudidhtial Insurance Company
Newark
Charles Cox
Jamesburg
Patrick Rubick
Aldrich Bleachery
Delawanna
Hoe
Henry Lembeck
Bartholdi Avenue
Jersey City
John A. Sloan
Bergen Point Brass Foundry
Bayonne
Ridgefield Park Board of Education
Wraber Q. Davis
Joseph Morgan
William Whitesell
Pennsville
Salem
Dover Board of Health
Thomas B. Madden
New Jersey State
Trenton
Draper Mains
Newton
Board of Freeholders
Hackensack
Ex-Feds With Dallas Teamed in Texas League
Two former federal agents join the Dallas club in the Texas league. Pitcher Adams and outfielder Mc Chandless are listed among the players. Mc Chandless is noted as the fleetest of the outlaw gardeners, a colorful description from local sports notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Dallas Club
Adams
McChandless
Baseball Pitches Show Glass Arm Illusions
The Brooklyn club sent outfielder Nixon back to the Beaumont team in the Texas league. Cy Pich recalls his golfing debut at Van Cortlandt Park where he impressed himself. Sam Crawford holds a cast iron contract through 1917, ensuring pay even if he falters, though he appears not to be aging yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Nixon
Beaumont
Sam Crawford
Sam
Fohl Praises Bobby Roth Secured by Indians
Manager Lee Fohl lauds Bobby Roth who was acquired by the Cleveland Indians as partial payment for Joe Jack. Roth was described as a valuable addition to the roster, with Fohl stressing his potential impact this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Fohl
Bobby Roth
Indians
Joe Jack
Sweeney Takes Heat Over Loud Strike Call
Hans Wagner recounts Bill Sweeney reacting to a third strike called by Klem. Sweeney concedes the call was good yet complains a public shout from the bench worsened the moment. Wagner notes Sweeney’s honesty and fairness amid the uproar and media chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Wagner
Bill Sweeney
Bill
Bill Kiem
Sweeney
Klem
Providence
Chelsea
Wagner
Kramer Emerges as Big League Timber in Pacific Coast
Young Kramer, McGraws right hander from the Pacific coast, shows big league potential with a late, deceiving delivery. Louis Widing, Reds treasurer, gave Manager Herzog a diamond scarf pin, but Buck must lift the team to first division before keeping it.
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Kramer
McGraw
Pacific Coast
Louis Widing
Reds
Herzog
Buck
Peckinpaugh Retains Yankees Field Captain Role
Manager Donovan denies Les Magee as field captain and confirms Peckinpaugh will keep the position. Aubrey named athletic instructor at Pinkerton Academy in Derry New Hampshire after minor league play with the Boston Nationals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peckinpaugh
Les Magee
Yankees
Donovan
Aubrey
Harry Aubrey
Pinkerton Academy
Derry
N. H
Boston Nationals
Canada prospers as 1915 yields riches and 1916 farming calls
The prospectus lauds Canada’s 1915 prosperity across farming, orchards, and industry with nearly a billion bushels of grain. It notes Western Canada taxes average 24 dollars per quarter section and praises government support for farmers and soldiers on leave to plant and harvest crops in 1916. It also mentions U.S. labor in farming and quotes a humorous exchange about trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Western
United States
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Helps Taunton Woman
A Taunton Massachusetts woman reports relief from monthly pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She recalls recommending the remedy to other girls and urges those with painful or irregular periods to seek confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Clarice McRin
Russell Street
Lydia IE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Subtle Whispers in Society Circles Mention Mrs Gadder
In polite gossip, the speaker denies direct blame on Mrs Gadder. The remark notes a quiet shift of interest when she attends a gathering, suggesting scrutiny without accusation.
Milburn Pharmaceutical Ad Highlights Benzamini Mystery Cure
A Baldwin reader praises Benzamini from Milburn Pharmaceutical Co for throat and tonsillitis relief, claiming it cures children with minimal doctor visits. The ad notes local druggists can obtain it and ends with light remarks on theater managers, astronomers, and women keeping secrets.
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Aitlando Plaliatis
Cheera
Millers
Mit
Mts
Sota
Rel
Cy Pich
van Cortlandt Fark
Fohl
Bobbie Roth
Cleveland Indians
Boston
OM Desameel
Tit Centaur Company
New York
Lydia E.pinkham
Ontario
J. S. Crawford
East Geneseo Street
Syracuse
N. Y
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