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Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1911

Page

3

Henry Makes a Holiday in Ruraldene Campaign

George V Hobart narrates a satirical campaign in Ruraldene where Henry, Peter Grant, and William Gray contend for mayor. A mischievous boycott uses 10 000 cards and a mock Suburbanite piece to mock opponents as townsfolk prepare a parade with bands, Zouaves, and campaign banners. The piece closes noting joy in Ruraldene despite Uncle Peters’ financial losses.

Barney Doolin William Gray Peter Bynch Josh Bunch Aureldene Palladium Ruraldene Buraldene Isa Peter Grant Mayor Grant John Henry Mirabel Claudius Gray Bill Gray Bunch Jefferson Rock Pile Buraidene Man William Gabe Malone Riversaide Park Conrad Puffenlotz Toom Uncle Peter Pillngham Co

Thinks Detroit Will Win This Year

Sena tors manager Jim McAleer predicts Detroit will repeat as champions. He cites past pennant wins with weak infielders and sees Delaanty at second, Bush at short, Moriarity at third, Mau on at first, strong pitching, and solid hitting supporting a Cubs like comeback.

Jim McAleer Senators Detroit Cubs Mullin Donovan Rossman Tom Jonas Jim Delahanty Bush Moriaritys Mau Jones

Ty Cobb in Vaudeville Next Winter in Talks

Ty Cobb may enter vaudeville next winter as managers pursue him for a stage act. He has deferred Thespian offers so far but will consider a plan in the fall, with options including a monologue, baseball sketch, or movie lecture. George Moriarity might arrange a Cobb sketch with possible help from fellow players.

Ty Cobb Bate Cobb Mathewson George Moriarity Tyrus

Connie Mack’s Men Hit In Bunched Fashion In News Notes

The roundup covers Nap boxmen, Greggs on pitching for the coast recruit, Noolin joining Chattanooga from Cincinnati, outfielders Walter Daniels Cree for the Highlanders, Vin Campbell’s contract hold on Pittsburg, Pfeifer and Beebe duel at Philadelphia, Doe Casey managing Fort Wayne, Toronto’s 22 runs 25 hits vs Newark, Stange breaking Ty Cobb’s bat in Tigers practice, Fred Tenney’s Tyler showing promise for Boston, Scranton plans 12000 for outside-city Sunday ball, Milan’s outfield trend, Mullin’s nose superstition delaying surgery, and Ebbetts denying sale of Brooklyn to Harry Payne Whitney while McGraw’s fate looms.

Connie Mack Gregg Nap Heider Noolin Chattanooga Cincinnati Walter Daniels Cree Highlanders Vin Campbell Pittsburg Pfeifer Beebe University of Illinoiic Philadelphia Doe Casey Tiger Fort Wayne Newark Toronto Stange Tigers Ty Cobb Tyrus Tyler Fred Tenney Boston Scranton Milan Washington Walter Johnson Mullin Ebbette Brooklyn Harry Payne Whitney McGraw Ebbetts Eames

Baseball Salaries Set Records As Teams Ready For Pennant Races

The article notes be fore the pennant races that Natés Will pay out over 800000 for services, with no salary limit and top players earning about ten times less. Christy Mathewson reportedly leads at 10000 annually on a five year pact, while John Mc Graw will net around 12000 as manager. The New York teams show totals surpassing 85000 for players, plus significant manager and star pitcher salaries.

Baseball Sharps Mag Natés New York Nationals John McGraw Christy Mathewson New York New York Americans Chase Russell Ford Coombs Bender Philadelphia Walsh Chicago Mullen Detroit Adama Pittsburg Brown Collins Lajoie Cleveland Wagner Cobb

Amby McConnell’s Injury Prone Streak Continues

Amby McConnell is described as one of baseball’s un luckiest players due to frequent injuries from daring plays. After being spiked, his foot bled but he walked to the car with trainer Buckner stopping the wound, demonstrating his grit.

McConnell Amby McConnell Amby Buckner

The Targets Move in Baseball Talk

Ray Fisher, noted for his sturdy build, comments on pitching in the American and Connecticut leagues, noting the perceived difficulty and differences between the two circuits.

Ray Fisher Varmonter

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