Good Batters Are Born Not Made Says Napoleon Lajoie
Napoleon Lajoie argues in the Atlantic Journal that a great hitter needs sharp eyesight steady hands and sound judgment. He notes bat control based on feel, stance, and timing, praising practice and eye work over style. He cites pitchers like Harry Howell and Jack Powell as challenging opponents and emphasizes following the ball with the eye from pitch to plate.
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J. Louis
Jack Powell
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Gillson
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Napoleon Lajoiy
Beating the bookmakers in horse race wagers
A special page discusses strategies to beat bookies in horse racing. It notes methods like betting on favorites or specific patterns such as jockey or stable bets, but warns that sustained success is rare and risk of losses remains. It cites Pittsburg Phil and Joe Yenner as examples of different wagering approaches and their outcomes.
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Yeager
Rulings, Entries, and Rumors Fill Fast Sports Page
A chaotic mix of sports notes outlines entry fees for the state bowling tournament on April 17, and lists many boxing and baseball figures. Mentions include Walcott boxing at Portland on Patrick's Day, Springfield franchise changes, player movements, and upcoming bouts with various opponents. The piece weaves in baseball chatter about pennants, managers, and potential trades, with several named teams and athletes throughout.
Atlantic chosen to win Ocean race by Barr at helm
Wilson Marshall’s schooner Atlantic is picked to win the Imperial Cup race with Charlie Barr commanding. Barr will assemble the crew on tour down the coast to break in the racing crew. Atlantic’s last season included Cape May and Brenton Reef cups and top finishes in most squadron events.
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Tmperial Sportsman
The
Central League Polo Scores And Tuesday Night Results
The Central League polo results show Danville and Fort Wayne in action with Port Wayne Indianapolis Logansport Terre Haute Kokomo and Marion scoring. Tuesday night’s scores list Port Wayne 8 Indianapolis 3 and Marton Logansport Terre Haute Kokomo 6 with other points noted. Wednesday’s games feature Denville at Lafayette Anderson at Kokomo and Fort Wayne at Marion.
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M Kinnon A Comer Hugh Sukinnon Urges Pro Anguist
Followers urge Hugh McKinnon of Dorchester to become a professional boxer after winning the pound US title at the recent amateur boxing championships and knocking out Jack Bagan. McKinnon is a multi athlete, tallied as a skilled boxer, bicyclist, and swimmer. Loganport lost to Marion in a Tuesday game as Jessup and Burges stood out in strong play.
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Trial requests flood manager Barrow from hopeful pitchers
Manager Barrow receives letters from embrsontc Chasbros and Mathewsons seeking tryouts across the country. Players boast strong arms and speed, with claims of superior training facilities. Baker from Southport aims for a slide into the Kitty league. McGra signs to replace Nowlin and will join opening activities with the team.
Powers Will Not Loge Job In Eastern League Shakeup
Special to the Bun Buffalo Masch I report notes that Eastern league magnates contemplate ousting President Pat Powers but see no immediate end to his term. While some would celebrate his departure, many credit his accomplishments and caution against rash changes. His alleged faults include a weak voice and meddling tendencies.
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Second Rugie: Caliphornian pitcher Overall eyed for big league debut
Jacksonville, March 18. No Reds recruit has drawn more attention than Orval Overall the Californian left hander set to debut this spring. Observers say he shows speed and delivery that could make him a top pitcher, though some report wildness which may be fixed with focus and control.
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Marion Club Plans Baseball Team This Year
The dark players of the Marion club will meet Thursday night to map out a season plan. The club, with several veteran Wall players and ex-college stars, aims to field a team for Saturday afternoon games. Grounds will be rented on the city outskirts with a clubhouse, baths, and dressing rooms. Expected participants include Billy Berner, Billy Bogardus, Polly Roktek, Bill Geake, Frank Kelly, Bob Machan, and others. R. O. Machan organizes, Baron Rothschild may become manager.
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Billy" Bogardua
Polly” Rotek
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Frank Kelly
Bob” Machan
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Drives Around the Rine and Local Hoops Rivalries
Indiana sports report notes Marion and local teams clashing in a heated rivalry with rough play expected. Central league magnates to meet at Imperial Hotel Sunday to set the rest of the season and discuss next year’s plans. Mottentots win on their floor over Kokomo 6 to f in one of the season’s fastest games as Hart and Harkin excel. Nat Wille forfeits a game to the Baubichs amid interleague protests over roster integrity and Samprell borrowing from the Dutch Stare.
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Harvard Football Schedule In Doubt As Reid Plans Campaign
Cambridge, March 1 Special to the Sum Bill Reid the czar of Harvard men will return to Cambridge this week to start his drive to down Yale next fall. The Harvard football schedule has not been announced and may not be set until next month. Harvard officials, including manager Goodhue, are negotiating with other colleges as to the slate. Two big games are set Yale at Bridge Nov 25 and Harvard at Philadelphia against Pennsylvania Nov 11. Brown Dartmouth Carlisle Williams are assured places, but overall schedule remains uncertain.
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Wattie Gets Catorer. Ispecial to the BN
Minneapolis reports manager WW Watkins has secured another catcher A A Anderson from Detroit. Anderson played with Little Rock in the Southern League last year after leaving the Pacific Coast League. He is expected to report at Champaign with Mayers later this month. Mets have strengthened with a reorganized roster and several new players. Artz and Washington teams plan a Friday meeting at 20 Virginia Ave to discuss plans.
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Illustrated Billiards Force or Spread Shot
The article explains a billiards technique for a force or spread shot. Strike the ene ball low and the red ball about one-quarter, guiding the shot to be direct. The direction of the ene ball relies on where it hits the red ball, and use enough force to return the red ball to the white ball.
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