College men turning pro in baseball shows growing trend
The article lists prominent college graduates who became major league players and managers, including Jake Stahl and Fred Tenney from Ivy and Brown, Christy Mathewson, Bucknell's star, and Penn, Harvard, and Yale alumni. It notes both successes and those who chose other paths after college while highlighting ongoing professional representation from diverse schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hasdall
Monturefal
Iol Imerewsea Og Phyers
Rice
Jake Stahl
de Washingtons
University of Winots
Fred Tenney
Tionton Nationale
Brown University
Tenney
Lave Fultz
Ansenbanky
Chicago Americans
Hart
Huy Thomas
Caldwell
Toronto
University of Pennsylvania
Walter Clarkson
Jersey City
New York Americans
Warvard
Jennines
Haltmare
Cornell
Christy Mathewson
New York Nationals
Bucknell College
Dunleavy
Stania Cardinals
Harve Davis
Diviideipia Americans
Cookie
Chase
Overal
Mien
Merrotts
Doolin
Philadelphia Nationals
Hevlpach
Lawes
Brooklyan
Hitebrans
Pittsburge
Beaumont
Pita Heap
Boston Americans
Cannell
Boston Nationals
Collies
Thiten” Carter
Yale
Jack Greenway
Bamaton
Parade of Ball Players at WetRMINEGON Event
The Y.M. Reserve team plans a parade to downtown districts before a game. They will travel in decorated carriages in purple and white, gathering at the Y.M. hall at 6 PM. Managers and supporters expect a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuiananells
Wetrminegon
TV YM
Lin Tow City
Boowi Po
Y. MI
Tie Regorves
Temmnara
Baseball game between Board of Trade team and Cincinnati group
A local baseball game is slated for Saturday between the Board of Trades team and a Cincinnati chamber group. The event will be hosted at Acafork with both sides aiming to rebound from recent losses and reclaim past laurels.
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Board of Trade
Cincinnati
Board of Trafs
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Acafork
Das Horne
Cinainsan
Chambre of Commerce Stars
Slim
Real Baseball Game at Brighton Beach in Sunday Matinee
A colorful report of a weekend baseball game at Brighton Beach with managers’ hopes for a good match and players listed by position. Teams include Sporting, Yessay Cats, PLONE, and more with players such as McCohan Malone, O’Broderick, McDonnelly, and McRhoades. Players meet at 137 No Minors St for a 2 PM start, with reporting times at 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Beach
Sme Uy
Sporting Yessay Cats
Tna
Vin O'Chil
O-Melunt Gsullivan
McLehaler
McHrown
McMtard
Mc Tntyre
Rolly
Carriager
Famous pitchers to meet in mighty combat to a finish
The New York Nationals and Philadelphia Americans clash in the world championship series with Christy Mathewson facing Ruben Waddell. Both stars spark high expectations as three games are likely, with Ames Coakley Plank and McGinnity also in contention for pitching honors. A second item notes work starting on a record long distance railway Brussels to Berlin, electric motive power, minimal 10 mph, Belgian government funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Nationals
Philadelpha Americans
Christy Mathewson
Ruben Wadden
Hee
Christie
Igreed
Ames
Coakley
Plank
McGinnity
Brussels
Berlin
Colomne
Mio Chadwick Talks Baseball Special to Thr Bis
Cleveland report notes Chadwick and Donahue as key figures in baseball coverage. Susie Quay announces engagement to Watson Wubtard of Sandusky with wedding planned in Beaver, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Theoost
Lo Chadwick
Frank Donahue
Hneades
Susie Quay
Uchipps M' Rar Press Association
Washington
Sehiator
Araromen
Susis
Watson Wubtard Luter
Sandusky
Chia Tall
Beaver
Sporting of all sorts in a quirky old county column
A fragmented sports column notes Worly Browd quitting racing to manage a Cincinnati theater, John TV Gatesley Grace training next season, and Marc Hurley joining Columma’s fantasy squad. Vanderbilt resigns Harvard club duties while Wis anld Nelson argues over management. Rumors of Jeffries sparring, Grannan’s New York fallout, Poteet versus Williams, and a blame-filled ledger of boxers and leagues fill the page with tangled names and locations.
Standings of the Clubs and Friday's National League games
National League schedule lists New York at Chicago Brooklyn at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St Louis Washington at St Louis, American League games include St Louis at Boston and Chicago at New York. Batter ies listed for Phili adelphia with Flaherty and Petz and for Pitt sburg with Lynch and Gibson in the doubleheader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitenera
Leever
Pittshara
Mathewson
New
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St Louis
Fangiusne Acer
Piusburg
Ze Batteries
Phimpl
Flaherty
Petz
Pitlinger
Doon
Exhibition Games Sparse Team Notes From Columbus Event
In Columbus an exhibition session featured AE Sortie Herd HWE South Bend with Teak s Tntisy and ASH OM DR Pd Batteries. Mome and Tirman Towhman lraby played alongside. Hart Brown Wing Schlei provided battery support amid a jammed lineup with unclear rosters and scattered scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Mome and Tirman, Towhman Iand Lraby
Columbus
RAK Cinechmall
American Association Batterries Pairings Across Cities
In Cleveland and New York the American Association features multiple battery pairings. Notable duos include Joss and Wakefield in the first game and White and Sullivan in the New York second game. Other matchups span Philadelphia Boston Washington Detroit and St. Louis with listed battery pairs such as Hughes and Heyden, Mutun and Kitson, and Warner and Ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Detroit
Hughes and Heyden
Mutun, Kitson and Warner
Boston
Ring St. Loui
Buchanan and Spencer
Ginsan and
Ambruster
Swift Settles Then Returns Stock After IH Hadley Patent Claim
Rodney B Swift pays in full the International Harvester claim from the Hadley patent purchase and settles remaining demands against him. He and Margaret G Swift dismiss their suits against the company and others. Swift returns stock to the Carpenter Trust valued well over sixty thousand dollars.
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Swift
Scripps-Rae Press Associati
Chicago
Rodney B. Swift
International Harvester Company
Nlae
McCormican
Margaret G. Swift
Barpenter Trust
Harvard Football Prospects Open Preseason Practice
Harvard kicks off preliminary practice with a large squad as Coach Reid drills the Crimson for a strong season. Notable contenders fill every position from center Parker to quarterback Starr and backfield hopefuls like Wurley and Reynolds, while Thorpe scouts white and blue candidates for a robust team.
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Harvard
Reid
Crimson
Cotm Fon
Parker
Cunnitt
McFadisen Pierce
White Wandereron
Carr
Paul
Sqatron
Montgomery
Leary
Whitman
Shurtleff
Hall
Starr
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John TV
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Theaa
Bo Qurnell
Foruim
Columma
Marc Hurley
Harnla Vanderbilt
Witchem
Wis Anld
Nelson
Nolan
Jeffries
Jeff ix
Jobnana
Retlin
Riley Grannan
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Jack Williams
Geo. Teheau
Louisville
John W.mackay
Indianapolis
A. Kiefer Drug Co. Distributors
National League
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Urvokis
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American Association
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Jona
Stephenson
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Reine
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Hilton
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Iri
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Lehird
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Weed
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Lamson
Roth
Zeigler
Torrey
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Cenier
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Johnson
Smatterhacke
Repoulds Green
Bhetic
Halfharks
Falwell
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Langswell
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Carl Willams
Hiak
Peartice
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Stare Buck
Carter
Ryan
Helmscheh Hurley
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Barever
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Pride
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