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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1910

Page

22

Johnny Evers Disabled by Season-Ending Injury in Cubs Loss

Cubs second baseman Johnny Evers broke a leg sliding into home at Cincinnati. The compound fracture threatens his baseball future, with a three month layoff and possible retirement similar to prior cases. Zimmerman would cover at short while Evers rehabilitates, as teammates and fans witnessed a dramatic, painful moment. The crowd heard the crack as blood marked the injury path.

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Two New Minnesota Stars Shine Against South Dakota

Bromley at left guard and Erdahl at full back for Captain Johnston starred in a game versus South Dakota. Erdahl’s thirty-yard run cut through the right tackle to spark a Gopher touchdown in the first half. Erdahl, Drdghl, Me Govern, and Rosenwald contributed steady gains and speed on offense.

Erdahl Bromley Minnesota South Dakota Captain Johnston Drdghl Me‘Govern Rosenwald

Hammond Tennia Victor Defeats Hammond in Challenge Match

Miss Louisa S Hammond of New York, defending eastern tennis champion, defeated Mia Hargar Wallach of Newportland in a three set match for the Longood cup. The scores read 16 8 in the final set as Hammond maintained her steadiness and won every previous match.

Louisa S Hammond New York Mia. Hargar-Wallach Newportland Yorkky $Y

Catchers and Pitchers Shaped by Battery Partners

A review of how catchers influence star pitchers like Mathewson, with noted backstops Bresnahan Meyers Kling Robinson Sweeney Young Orsinger and Ford, and how a catcher's skill complements wild or clever pitching to boost fame and performance. The piece highlights the mutual dependence of pitcher control, batter handling, and catching acumen across several legendary batteries.

Mathewson Warner Bresnahan Meyers New York Johnny Kling Mordecai Brown Kling Wilbert Robinson Russell Ford The Highlanders Hd Sweeney Sweeney Ford Cy Younng Lou Origar Young Waller Johnson Pitelor Natchen Pilelormb Bender Waddall Rude

Always Was a Ball Player: Roger Bresnahhan on Baseball

Roger Bresnahan recalls his early start in baseball, urges young players to identify their best position and specialize. He explains his own shift from pitcher to catcher, the perils of being an all around player, and stresses mastering one role to succeed in the majors.

Roger Bresnahan Joseph GB. Bowles

Navy Bands and Jackies Delight in Shipboard Music

A historical account highlights United States Navy life with emphasis on shipboard leisure. It notes bands of 12 to 16 musicians, daily concerts, and morale-boosting frolics during coaling and deck dancing. It also mentions sailors forming glee clubs and widespread use of phonographs and player pianos aboard ships.

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Bar Oysters in Training For Nap Plan

The Cleveland club plans a four week spring training in Alexandria then New Orleans to avoid health declines. Managers expect oysters to impair weight loss while spring water is limited, aiming to preserve players like Terry Turner who lost weight last spring and Nig Clarke who missed much of the season.

Cleveland New Orleans Nig Clarke Ona Tarry Turner Alexandria Waa

Fragmentary OCR note on university and ambassador

An unclear OCR fragment mentions a university context and an ambassador figure with garbled wording. No coherent event, date, or identifiable names beyond vague references to a university and ambassador.

Lakeview No 1 Oil Well's Record Breaking Flow

A Kern County California oil well named Lakeview No 1, located two miles north of Maricopa in the Kern River field, spouted 60 000 barrels daily for months. Drilled from 1909 to 1910, it faced immense pressure, with flow escalating from 10 000 to 90 000 barrels in a day at peak, and even blasting rock and shell from the tube as oil erupted in a dramatic spray reaching hundreds of feet high.

Maricopa Kern County California Kern River Lakeview No. 1 Enon

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