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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1910

Page

6

Chase: A Wonder in Baseball as Yankee Star Shines

The piece lauds Chase as an exceptional Yankee player, noting his veteran status and daring plays. It describes a New York vs Detroit game where Sam Crawford hit a grounder between Chase and La Porte, Chase made a dramatic stop, and fans praised his fielding and arm as he halted the ball and preserved an out.

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Great Catch by Sullivan at Monument Window Toss

Catcher "Thinny" Sullivan of the Chicago Americans repeated a famed stunt by catching balls tossed from the Washington Monument window. Ed Walsh of the Chicago team and others witnessed the feat, with Sullivan finally securing several balls after multiple attempts. The ball reportedly fell at high speed, about 101 feet per second, and Sullivan caught at least three, though not all were clean catches.

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Highlanders' rookie season notes and trades

Word of the Highlanders shows eight amutous games this season for a newcomer. New catcher Alnamith from the Connecticut league tried out by Washington played Ske yetornn. Chicago fans mock Kling after losing his cap on a foul. Lefty George, a new pitcher from York, pitched a one hit game. Executives Moll and Elliott plan a post season pennant series between league winners. Lefty Russell and Donne Mack are highlighted with the Athletics, and Balti more’s one hit game is noted. Dummy Taylor visits the Polo Grounds, Hadley of Evansville likened to Hans Wagner, and Ernest Lush is released by Troy amid a major league rights dispute.

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Clever First Baseman Jake Daubert Story of Start and Breakthrough

A baseball player recounts his rocky path to the major leagues. From early love of the game in his hometown to switching to first base due to arm troubles, he describes trials with several teams, the Memphis and Southern leagues, and eventual success with Brooklyn after persistence and learning the game.

Jake Daubert Brooklyn Nationale Tella

Tigers Cuban Trip Blocked by Detroit President Navin

Detroit team officials have barred players from a Cuba trip, with a $3500 fine threat for disobedience. Players argue a postseason swing to Cuba could boost readiness, while owners worry about season impact. Comparisons cite the Athletics’ coast trip handling.

Vigern Geason Ooges Navin Hue Detroit Havana Ylang Gyelye Cuba Lhig Mayer

Plague and Disease Study Warns of U S Pacific Coast Threat

The public health service explains how hyperimmunized animals produce serum for disease treatment and prevention. It notes the bubonic plague risk on the Pacific coast, its rat and flea transmission, and the need for wide containment measures including rat control and sewers protection.

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Unknown Tongue Documents Acquired by Asiatic Society

Five leaves on yellow paper were acquired by the Asiatic Society of Bengal from Monteneer. The manuscripts, described as difficult to read, include fragments of an unknown language. Scholars note the texts offer scarce readable passages and raise questions about their linguistic root and origin.

Central Bengal Monteneer Canling

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