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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1913

Page

2

Tinker on Leadership and Game Spirit in Baseball

Joe Tinker argues that winning ball games hinges on a fighter mindset for managers players and umpires. He contrasts McGraw and Chance with Hank O Day noting Tinker's diplomacy can lift teams while O Day's iron demeanor impedes rapport.

Joe Tinker McGraw Chance Joe Wank O'Day Henry Hank Q Mr. O'Day the Sphinx Mr. Tinker Hank O’day Hank O'Day

Planets Control Baseball Destinies In Astrology Forecast

Astrologer Pauline Rita claims baseball outcomes are ruled by planets. She cites Lajoie born Sept 5 1875, McGraw born April 7 1873, and players like Bender Cobb Chance Chase Gregg Johnson Stovall LaJoie in forecasts for 1913 to 1916. The article notes Jupiter Venus sun moon Uranus aspects and tall heroic players as signs, with emphasis on pitchers and star players.

Pauline Rita Pauline Adept National Magazine of Astrology Crystal Bay Minn Lajoie Chance of New York Chance Ty Cobb Jupiter Venus Mercury Walter Johnson Washington Kansas Joe Wood Bender Cobb Chase Gregg Johnson Marquard Mathewson Stovall Young Vean Gregg Hughie Jennings

Baseball Talk Promises Big 1910 Season Across Leagues

Within a lively roundup, managers and players forecast a strong year. Ban Johnson touts a tougher league while Boston, Washington, and Philadelphia vie for the pennant with the Naps and Sox close behind. Weisman and Anderson hailed as promising finds, and Drake Dubuc notes his own tutoring in throwing.

Birmingham Naps Oscar Vitt Detroit Tigers Weisman James E. Gaffney Rooston Nationals Wilbert Robinson Giants Baltimore Browns Dwiller Ban Johnson Ganzel Rochester Ted Anderson Bert Humphries California Pennsylvania New York McGraw Josh Devore Indianapolis Ban Boston Washington Philadelphia Sox Jean Dubuc Jean Cooper Trig Speaker Littley Rack Ark Ira Thomas Athletics Connie Mack

Manager Birmingham Eyes Rube Evans From New Orleans

The Chicago Tribune notes Birmingham seeks Rube Evans the south’s big pitching star. Evans shut down the Tigers with his pitching and held the Naps to four safeties, signaling a promising spring pursuit amid commentary on overvalued young players.

Birmingham Rube Evans New Orleans South Rube Tiger Naps Chicago Tribune

Peltz Long Career In Organized Baseball

Heino Peltz known as the lying Dutch man is in his twenty third year in organized baseball. Peltz began his professional career in 1890.

Peltz Heino Peltz

Caring for little chicks first duty to provide coop and brood

This guide outlines chick care from housing to feeding. It stresses a clean coop with sand bedding, quiet under the hen, and a first meal at twenty four hours. Feed small portions little and often with cracked wheat corn and oatmeal, and keep chicks dry warm and hydrated.

M. & Scully Hitness

Hopper for Feeding Mash in Home Poultry Keeping

Merrit T Mead of Montgomery County Indiana shares a dry hopper method for hen feeding. He reports two mash blends daily and limited corn in summer, with oyster shells charcoal and grit in bins. His hens laid 11 357 eggs in 11 months.

Merrit T Mead Montgomery County Ind

Keep Something in the Grit Box for Better Egg Production

Practical poultry tips emphasize millet as egg food, crowding reduces fertility, use incubators to keep laying, feed oats and wheats, avoid wet feed for chicks, boil grains occasionally, feed on a schedule, clean housing to prevent disease, provide bran, cull nonlaying hens, and value money-makers in old stock.

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