Benny Kauff Of Buffalo Feds Ranked Among Best Hitters
Benny Kauff of Bill Phillips' Hoofeds earns praise as a premier hitter in Gilmore's circuit. Former Yankee star and rival to Ty Cobb, Kauff led Eastern association with 176 hits in 135 games for a .345 average with New London before joining the Feds. His batting exploits bolster the Buffalo squad's success this season.
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Leon Ames Pitches Well for Reds in Surprise Start
Former Giants pitcher Leon Ames has a strong season with the Cincinnati Reds under manager Charley Herzog. The Reds have been a pennant surprise early, slipping recently but likely to finish higher than last year as Herzog uses his existing talent effectively.
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Freak of the Bean Ball and Miles Main’s Career Twist
A Boston writer notes a beaning altered Miles Main’s path from the Red Sox farm to Buffalo where he later excelled. The incident near Jersey City two years earlier helped derail a potential partnership with Carrigan’s famed pitchers Leonard and Foster. The bean ball’s effects on players’ careers are highlighted.
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Red Sox Boss Blames Federal League Slump
President Lannin accuses Federal League scouts of tampering with Boston players causing a team slump. He asserts the outlaw league figures influenced performances and undermined results.
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Guy Zinn Breaks Leg In Semipro Game
Outfielder Guy Zinn of the Terra pins semipro club in Washington broke his left leg above the ankle and will be out for the rest of the season.
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Federal league stars and major leaguers mingle in winter baseball chatter
The piece surveys moves and rumors across leagues. Ad Brennan leaves a mark with a tonsil removal while Ford Blair boost Buffeds in the old New York lineup. Names like Pfeffer Herzog Stroud Midkiff Daniels Oldring Titus and Hemphill appear with various coaching moves and potential managing gigs in Cuba Northwest leagues and Western circuits.
First Home Run Off Matty by Wee Willie Sudhoff
In 1901 at the Polo Grounds a tall pitcher and the small Willie Sudhoff faced Matty Mathewson. Sudhoff hit a home run off Mathewson for St Louis in the sixth inning, the Giants winning 3 to 2 in the ninth. It was the only homer off Matty in two seasons.
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Lone Spectator Ready Umpire Hart Shares Odd Tale
William Hart the new National League umpire is a veteran of 30 years in baseball. He once recalled umpiring in the Western league with only eight fans in the grandstand and one man in the bleachers. He shouted the batteries for Kansas City as White and Black for Kansas City Green and Brown in Omaha, prompting the lone spectator to signal for the game to continue.
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Pretzel Battery Signs with Cincinnati Reds
Der Herr Pitcher Schauffalaufe and der Herr Catcher Ehlminghle sign with Manager Herzog to join the Cincinnati Reds.
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New Jersey News Roundup From Across The State
A sprawling New Jersey dispatch reports farm losses in Swedesboro and cherry crops in Sussex, water issues in Woodbury, new artesian wells, and a Pitman firemen circus plan halted. It notes Beattie Carpet Mills superintendent John Pohlman’s family tragedy, signs for Williamstown, road speed checks near Pennsville, army worms in Blackwood, and the Hammonton health chief’s resignation.
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Entry into Jerusalem as Jesus rides the colt
Moody Bible Institute outlines Mark 11 1 11 with Jesus sending for a colt to provoke public acclaim. Disciples obey faith tested. Crowds shout Hosanna blessings while leaders oppose. Jesus foresees sorrow yet faces the crowd with divine purpose.
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New York Markets Report Livestock Prices and Dairy Quotas
Official milk prices abolished making quotations impossible. Live stock bids show Reeves steers at 8.30 to 9.85 per 100 pounds, oxen 6.75 to 8.25, bulls 5.50 to 7.60, cows 3.50 to 7.00, dressed beef 18 to 44c. Veals 9.00 to 12.00 per 100 pounds, calves 7.00 to 8.00, sheep 2.80 to 4.50 per 100 pounds, lambs 6.50 to 8.50, Virginia lambs up to 8.00. Hogs steady at 9.40 to 9.50 per 30 pounds, roughs 8.00 to 8.26.
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