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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
31
In a shocking Cincinnati accident during a game the Cubs Second Baseman suffered a shattered leg as medics rushed to the scene. The crowd watched the broken bone and blood as he was carried off to Seton hospital.
Article by Roger Bresnahan discusses his start in baseball, stressing the need for players to identify their best position early and master it. He reflects on his switch to catcher, the influence of famous pitchers on catchers, and the value of specialized preparation in the sport's modern era.
A garbled OCR snippet references new football rules and passing terminology with unclear names and phrases. The readable portions suggest rule changes and player actions but lack coherent details or identifiable entities to summarize further.
The Cleveland club plans a four week Alexandria practice for the Naps and a shorter New Orleans stay to avoid health and weight losses seen last spring. Oysters will be minimized and spring water will be used, as management blames oysters for earlier player declines. Ter ry Turner has recovered some but not all of his lost 17 pounds. Nig Clarke missed most of the season, with others slow to return.
The University of Chicago squad toured Japan under Prof. Gilbert A. Billus with O'Brien overseeing events. Representatives from Waseda and Keio joined the receptions, with Count Okuema, Waseda president, and other notable figures present.
Sailors in the U S Navy keep fit by hard work and enjoy leisure with music. Ship bands range from a dozen to sixteen players, while many ships host glee clubs and on deck dancing. Phonographs and player pianos proliferate, funded by subscriptions or personal gifts, with exchanges of records across vessels for variety.
The Lakeview No 1 oil well, located two miles north of Maricopa in Kern County California, began within 1909 and by March 1910 was producing up to 60 000 barrels daily with occasional peaks. A massive effort built containment tanks a canyon dam and a pipeline to handle the output while preventing fire from the roaring gusher.
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