Notre Dame star Gibson signs with Indianapolis baseball team
Norwood R. Gibson, Notre Dame University’s star pitcher, has signed with Indianapolis for the rest of the season. A recent graduate with a degree in pharmacy, Gibson began at Notre Dame in 1890 at age fourteen and built a noted baseball career highlighted by speed and late-season performances.
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Navy Yard at Kittery Celebrates Centenary Anniversary
Last Tuesday marked the 100th anniversary of the navy yard established at Kittery Maine on the Piscataqua river opposite Portsmouth New Hampshire. The yard began with land bought in 1800 for 5500 dollars and was advocated by Secretary of the Navy Stoddert in a report urging permanent public yards at multiple ports.
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Surplus Players Spread Across League Teams
Brooklyn’s surplus players are scattered nationwide after spring trades. McGraw Rob inson and Keister shine with the St Louis club Robby leads batting while Keister stars at second. Casey Holmes Yeager bolster Detroit Fulla Anderson anchor Milwaukee. Fultz versatile and likely NL starter next year Lachance shines for Cleveland Brodie hits for Chicago White Stockings. Steelman catches well for Hartford Donovan pitches well Pittsburg farmed Calder Latimer to Syracuse.
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Vintage wine blending drives champagne quality across regions
Historic practice shifts from each vineyard keeping its own cellar to selling raw wine to dealers who assemble district supplies. Some provincial establishments still cling to old methods, crowning the first tubial with blossoms and keeping a bride of the cellar, a special wine cask, filled from the pressing fleet year after year.
Corbett Superstitious and Ring Entrances At Coney Island
The text discusses superstition around boxing, noting that performers and players influence American slang and beliefs. It mentions Hilly Brady delaying Corbett at Coney Island and a superstition about the first entrant to the ring affecting outcomes, with references to regulars like Braly and Dikhorst and the New Orleans contest.
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Corbett
Coney Iland
Sellivan
New Orleans
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deMries
Coney Island
Brady
Ed Dikhorst
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