Cubs and Athletics Picked to Play the World's Championship
The article argues Chicago Cubs and Philadelphia Athletics will contend for the world championship in October. It quotes a Cubs player predicting NL pennant win and Athletics triumph, notes Cubs back in form with Reulbach Overall and Brown, and mentions rival teams such as Giants Pirates and Tigers with historical nicknames and league trends. It also covers ballpark nicknames, strikeouts, walks, and Lajoie versus Cobb race for batting supremacy, plus Reds acquiring Breen and Downey at third base.
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Merkle and Elberfeld Shine in Giants Victory Feat
Merkle and Elberfeld star as Giants overpower opponents with all runs and hits. The duo delivered a standout performance highlighting Merkle's three runs and Elberfeld's contributions in a single game against Rube Waddell.
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Saye Cobb Criticizes Teammate Batting Comments
The text alleges Saye Cobb criticized Bearstary Richard of St. Louis and Browne arys for padding Ty Cobb’s batting average. It claims Cobb believes Ty Cobb’s average would drop below zero if scores were counted correctly. The wording is garbled and may reflect mis-scored data or transcription errors.
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Bearstary Richard
Thea St. Louis
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Take Chances to Win Says Ty Cobb
Ty Cobb urges players to take chances, hustle relentlessly, and study the game. He stresses confidence, nerves, and fearless hitting, noting success comes from seizing openings, running hard, and avoiding unfair tactics while valuing square play and fair competition.
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TY Cobb
Joseph B. Bowdson
Nowadaya
Brooklyn Youngsters Shine In Fast Set Promise
Brooklyn fielding a promising group with Tony Builch Daubert Wheat and Dalton as the leading combination. Tony Smith stands small in stature but plays big, showing speed and quick thinking in the fast game.
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Pfeffer Buys Ozark Farm to Quit Major League Trade
Fred Pfeffer once famed second baseman has bought a farm in the Ozarks and plans to leave the high profile hoedown business to work the land.
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Formosa Camphor War Plan and Savage Ethnology
The article describes Japan’s forceful drive to secure camphor from Formosa amid German synthetic rivals. It details a planned subjugation of Formosan savages, head hunting tribes like the Atayal, and a guard-line tactic, with Formosa’s geography, tribes, and customs, including religion and social norms, outlined alongside obsolete Dutch and Chinese colonial history. It notes camphor’s value, forest theft, and the island’s resources, including tea, rattan, and the camphor trade’s impact on global markets.
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Daisy Daisy England to Pennsylvanias Daisy Name
A Philadelphia Record correspondent notes that daisies, from Memorial Day to July 4, have crowded eastern Pennsylvania grounds. Horsham town ship and Blv. William Keith are linked to introducing the flowerwood from England and Graeme Park, Keiths Montgomery County home, explaining the daisies’ local prominence. The ruined state of Keiths estate underscores the lasting colonial link.
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HIGH MORALS IN AMERICA Tells British Royal Commission
R Newton Crane, senior counsel to the American embassy in London, told the royal commission that the United States holds a higher standard of morality than England. He acknowledged divorce is more common here than elsewhere except Japan, attributing it to respected people supporting divorce as a remedy for unhappiness. He noted European divorce causes vary, and contrasted continental factors with American attitudes.
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