Inside Baseball Pioneer Henry Beach Needham's Lost World
A diaristic tale centers on Henry Beach Needham and Connie Mack amid 1913 baseball fame. A writer, Needham helps document the Athletics while Mack recalls Needham’s influence and The Jinx. A seaborne kidnapping subplot introduces a missing player and a shipbound mystery.
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Mr. Needham
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Stinger and Friends Celebrate Opening Play
The ticket notes that Jake Stinger and his friends were already celebrating as play began.
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Fires From Rodents and Slow Growth Cypress
Rats gnaw insulation on electric wires and cause fires attributed to defective insulation. They also chew into lead water pipes. Separately a tiny Japanese cypress, after ten years of growth, reaches a golf ball size in a notable horticultural note.
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Cuba
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Jameses
Jesse
Henry
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