Gleason and Cantillon Brothers in Railroad to Baseball Tale
A rambling reminiscence traces Gleason and Cantillion families from railroading to baseball. The story recounts Gleason’s early brakeman days and Cantillion’s railroad career, ending with a dramatic near collision and a manager’s offer that shaped their sports paths.
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Ginatiung Sient I
Gleason
Poe
Cantillon
Tokio
Rhins
Fadt
KHL
Mitch
Tattle
Gleeson
Ferey Malone
Wilemsport
Hid
Sal On
Joe Cantillion
Wiliam D. Cantillion
Vica
Northwestern
Joe
Freigur
Milwaukee
Chicago
Burke
Caree
The
Crosse
Northheand Tress
Glaaktont
Umpire Tales and Old Baseball Brawls Highlight Past Glories
In recollections from former players and umpires, stories of famed catchers, tense on field exchanges, and fiery language surface. Cantillon Gleason and Murphy Jr. recall hot games, managers shouting, and the harsh humor of early baseball days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Weil
Heusen
Sigat
Coes
Néuta
Spest
Bors
Pongo Jee
Bleason
Pongo
Cantillion
Gleason
Murphy Jr
Pas
Dan Murdy
Pailadeipta
Quakertown
Murphy
Lice
Hs Club
Joey
Sagr
Mrob
Kaiser
Hay
Canililio
St. Louis
Joe
Triparte
Ean Jonens
Eee Johnson
Sheee
Cantillon
Meive Ceck
Upstairs Men's Store Offers Quality Clothes at Low Prices
A local advert promotes Wayne Clothes Shop at 714 Celhoun Street near the courthouse. It emphasizes second floor costs, simple fixtures, and savings yielding $23 to $40 value for prices such as 19, 23, 28, and 33 dollars.
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Wayne Clothes Shop
Celhoun St
Court House
Championship Gloves Debate Attracts Boxing Fans
Report discusses glove differences and maker Sol Levinson famed for San Francisco ties. Notes weight variance, leather quality, and patent protections. Mentions Jeffries and Willard era uses and various fighters favoring Levinson brand for protection and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Levinson
Vitard
San Prencisco
Bontet
Ier
Guy the
Toledon
Levinson
Erlp
Greer
Jeffries
Stanley Meteher
Cravath Tops National Batters in League Ranking
Cravath of Philadelphia leads national batting with a .450 average as of last Wednesday’s games. Burns of New York and Orson of Brooklyn tie for home runs and totals, while Doyle and Williams battle for RBIs and runs. The article lists leaders in hits, totals bases, and sacrifices across American and national leagues with several players from New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis contending for top spots.
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Chica
T—Craveth
Philadelphia
Marine Cooly
Burns
New York
Orson
Brooklyn
Doyle
Mate
Young
Williams
Cravath
Kauf
Wingo
Cincinnati
Mensel
Ryneh
McCarty
Kitdugt
Chicaga
Dorie
Williams Philadelsi Rariden
Cineraman
Detroit
Jackson
Weaver
Chicago
St Louis
Cobb
Roth
Vitt
Boston
Chapman
Cleveland
Fach
Eddie
Collins
Mirzen
Jonnstog
Bodla
Veuch
Breaver
Gedeon
St. Louis
Rice
Shington
Schang
Dee
Scott
Manny Brief
Kansix
Ron Bette He
Hendrix
Contin
Aise
J. McCarty
Reilley
Arais
Mendryx
Louisville
O'Mara
Indianapolis
Rad
Ruisley
Huhn
Miscwaukee
Gavington
Crecean
Kansas
Terrell
Minneapolis
Early 20th Century Pitchers Retire Side on Three Pitches
The article lists American pitchers who retired the side on three pitches, led by Walter Johnson of the Fireball King fame. It notes several players from Cleveland and other teams achieving this feat in 1918 and 1815, mentioning names like Riepfer Klopfer Craft Hagerman and Gould Tezary, with brief game context and sequence details.
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Walter Johnson
Hale
Dleth
Riepfer
Cleveland
Hart
Leicmbe
Klopfer
Craft
Bos
Ieving Hagerman
Aanters Sould
Harper
Gould
Turf Maidens of 1919 and the tale of classic racing terms
The piece traces racing language origins with maiden and futurity terms, notes shifts in yearling and two year old divisions, and recalls historic records from Arion to later champions. It highlights Grand Circuit nominations and the dominance of Peter the Great and its lineage in early entries.
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Peter the Great
Xcek Webster
Hiy
Connect m
Arion
Ative Belle
Lexington
Peter
Ebrusiloff
Princess Kiawah
Periscope
Breeding Pedigrees Dominant in Futurity Race Entries
The article analyzes two year old racing stocks led by Peter the Great's progeny with multiple offspring in contention. It cites breeders and sires including Axworthy, Axworthy’s sons, the Be kinney line, and the Harvester line with asserted plans for major futurity showings. It notes significant purchases, mare lines, and dam connections shaping the field.
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Peter the Great
Migs Morris
Peter Vole
Day Stir
Brisiletta Grening Gale
Harvest Gale
Great Exricement
Busy
Lassie
Pater Gale
Weber Trask
Peter Patt
Toda
Anely Scho
Peter Stilwell
St Peter Vaughn
Jane the Greet
Gut
Prince Ingomar
Pater Maren
Peter Velo
Gazeta
Volo Belle
Azoff
Sis Bing
Tunior Stokes
Pretty Faby
Baron Chan
Alta Cossi
Czar Pater
Axworthy
Jon Axworthy
Conjec*ture
Nell
Murphy
Fat Poughkeepsie
Moira
General Knight
Walter Cox
Natha
King
Nair
Silike
Laughter
Dogastan
Periscope
Nancy Hanks
Dennyel
Petress Vola
Peter Volo
Volga
Bingen
Ftawah
Dudette
Idudie
Archdale
Wicki Wicki
Tallahatchief
Utah
Greers
I. Malcolm Forbes
Mr. Dudiex
Hed Willam
Wade
C. Wrasell
Uwe
Tienry Sizer
Boston
Venice Rede
Siss Nowaday
Binjolla
Todd Swith
Harvester
Margaret
Harvest Hope
BeKinney
Wilkns
San Francisco
Belwin
San Andreas
Ganado
Jersie Henyon
Scolt
White Hackie
Sunny Houre
Moko
Bové
J.B. Yawkes
Greelone
Nith Waler
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Victoria
Alf
Winlon
Davis
Saints Win Hurlers Duel from Colons
Saint Paul defeated Louisville 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel between Hall and Long as Hogue drove in Duncan with a single after a pass to Dencan and Smith. The Colonnels pitchers allowed two hits each. In other scores, Minneapolis beat Kansas City 3 to 0 with two early runs, and Milwaukee shut out Toledo 1 to 0 behind strong defense and timely hitting.
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ST. Paul
Paul
Louisville
Hogue
Dencan
Smith
Duncan
Hall
Long
Ree Louiseilly
Kocher
Tall
Hargrave
General Strike Threat Looms in August Baseball War
Chicago report warns of a planned August general strike by players from the majors and three AA leagues. A new players' fraternity linked to the White Rats aims to disrupt the sport over salary cuts tied to Baltimore’s $240,000 suit settlement. John Ward of Brooklyn is named to lead the players' organization as negotiations begin.
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Chicago
Ill
Baltimore Feneral
Neason
Ballinore Federal League
Players
White Rats
Texgues
John Ward
Brooklyn
Jake Daubert
Cincinnati First
Dave Fultz
Acer
Brockisn
Tanfer
Mr. Ward
Tuetabers
East West tennis match planning for Church Cup in Boston
The Church Cup ties set for June in Boston will help select a tennis squad to face Cincinnati in the Intersectional on July 10-12. Boston New York and Philadelphia squads contest the trophy as players vie for spots on the traveling team. Notable names include Wat W Niles Harry C Johnson Beals C Wright Frederick B Alexander Walter Merrill Hall Khyde Kumagaé William T Tilden and Wallace F Johnson. Strong coast and veteran contenders plus a few Chicago blazers are expected to form a powerful Cincinnati-bound squad.
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Boston
Chcknati
Ifer
New York
Philadelphia
George M. Unarch
Tech
Wat W. Niles
Harry C. Johnson
Irejag
Wright
Beals C. Wright
Frederick B. Alexander
Walter Merrill Hall
Khyde Kumagaé
William T. Tilden
Wallace F. Johnson
Bo Gé
Cincinnati
California
Willis E. Bavis
Clarence C Griffin
Chicago
Ford cars Repainted with New Enamel Method
Auto repaint service advertises Ford enameled with rust protection in hours. The offer claims a faster process and no delay, located at 709 Maiden Lane.
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Maiden Lane
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