Five Regular Pitchers on the Cubs Roster Influx
The Cubs plan a five man pitching staff with Sam M. and others in reserve. Case and Wright were released as a pruning wave trims eight pitchers. one will depart in ten days. Rube Marquard, with the Indianapolis club, has dazzled in six straight wins and draws major attention as the pace setter for the season.
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Wil Eatey
Morite
Remero
Case
Wright
Brandom
Wood
Swan
Egan
Goodwin
Kitson Perini
Cub Management
Little South
Cross
Kitson
Ponteville
Turbulent scribbles on baseball Captain and coaching turmoil
Fragmentary notes reveal a baseball crowd, fan chatter, and coach logistics. Mentions Perrine, Cases, Wright, and Cross selling a catcher, plus Martina Velancy directing Blue Diamond district schools. Describes difficulties in staffing suburban schools with coaches and a tense mood in the locker room.
Hoosier crowd plans ladder crew against rival
A garbled cheerleader like note references a plan to trip a Hoosier crowd and mock jeers. The fragment mentions a mentor, a son, and a speaker delivering taunts about causing trouble, framed as a playful if reckless metaphor for unsportsmanlike conduct.
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E. McBaron
Intercollegiate Nine to Face Fort Leavenworth Officers
The Intercollegiate baseball team will play a nonleague game with the Fort Leavenworth Officers Saturday afternoon on the Missouri Hunt and Polo Club grounds. Admission is free. Lineup lists Collegiates and Army players with positions and names.
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Fort Leavenworth
Missouri Hunt and Polo Club
Army
Song
Dane Bi seeeeRkahee
sAlbright
Peedutton
Be. Stora
Vasa
Hensley
W. Holmes
Boulois
Higgs
Kerwin
Aylesworth
Jones
B. Holmes
Reed
Hf Gallagher
Thompson
Stew c Ferry
Armour Denies Clarkson Grane y Death
Armour denies making any offer for Walter Clarkson and says Toledo would not be served by minor league placement. He also rejects claims about Graney and notes his team is strong enough to contend without changes.
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Armour
Clarkson-Graney
Muwauxee
Walter Clarkson
Harvard
Toledo
Clarkson
A. A
Southpaw
Graney
Cleveland
Toledo News-Bee
Cross
Monte Cross
Coates House
N. Charley Case
Fred Odwell
Jim Jackson
Jim
Columbus
Bill Armour
Har Armbruster
Buster
K. C
Tebeau
Jake Beckley
Avers
Monte
Ohio State Journal
Toledo Club Rit Endeavor To Move Up In Standings
The report outlines a chaotic baseball scene with teams from Louisville Milwaukee Minneapolis and Columbus in contention. It notes Rider performances and multiple hits while describing rough play and scattered results across venues.
Olympic team hopes rise on Stanford tryouts and funding
The Olympic committee, after Stanford tryouts, expects a winning U S team for London to compete in July. James E Sullivan notes selection challenge despite funds. over 11 000 dollars already raised and 15 000 anticipated by June 15 to cover 40 to 50 athletes. Harvey Rathbone from Nebraska shines in hurdles ahead of Missouri Valley meet.
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New York
Pacific ‘Coast
Stanford University
California
Olympic Committee
United States
London
James E. Sullivan
Shaw
Dartman
Forrest Smithson
Martin Sheridan
Alvin Sheppard
McGrath and
Flanagan
Glarner
Dray
Yale
Porter
Ray Ewry
Bellars
Bonhag
Dan Kelly
James Sullivan
Coe
Rose
Carroll
America
Sullivan
Baseball Roundup From City Games And Standings
Joe Cantillon steers his boat clear of last ditch shoals in a rough season. McGuire of the Boston Americans inserted four outfielders into his lineup as surplus players head toward Toronto and Providence. Boston third baseman collected four hits in four at bats yesterday. Josh Clarke and George Perring had hits for Cleveland. Christy Matthewson beat the Pirates. Tommy Leach two hits. Wagner Swacina and Becker each had two hits. Becker moved to seventh in Pittsburgh order and doubled up. The Cardinals scored on the Brooklyns. Reds battered Pat Flaherty. Buddy Hulswitz had a solid day with a single, stolen base, and five chances plus a double play. Jay Andrews pinch hit in the Oklahoma City Hutchinson game. Rusty Wright debuts with the Andrews crowd. Enid shows strength like Leavenworth. Parson Frantz finding pitching. Walter not setting the league afire with his blows. Lou Armstrong added a two base hit yesterday.
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Thetar
I Bay
Answorth
West
Athletie Taylors
Cheliongy
Reed
Chet Calvin
Oakleys
Renee
H. C. Muarfording
O'Donnel
Gregg
Shelton
Bater
Jones
Reber
Burke
Otes
Phil
H.C
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Quindaro Boulevard
Bell
Frank
J. Bresnahans
Bulgers
Walter
Chelsea Park
H. G Marfording
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Tigers
Main
Dillon
W Ould
Canary Case Traded to Kansas City From Pittsburg
Canary Case nicknamed Charley Emmett Case was released and purchased by Kansas City from Pittsburg. He previously played in Rochester and pitched in forty games for the Blues last season and tied for fourth in Association pitchers with twenty wins.
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Schneiderb
Milwaukee
Star Stabbists
Cliff Curtis
Brewers
Case
Blues
Indiana
Louisville
Columbus
Lowe
Charley Emmett
Canary” Case
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Rochester
N. C
A. A
Indianapolis
Detroit
Amateur Baseball Notes Highlight Local Signings and Meetings
Local players seek teams in the Mercantile League and Kansas City area. Henry Lamore, the Garfields, and Earl Albertson express signing interests with Oak Street Grays Blue Ramblers and others. Many teams schedule practices, meetings at First and Olive First and Fourteenth streets, and Sunday games across Kansas City venues.
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Kansas City
Diplomat, Jr
Campbell
Garfields
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Earl Albertson
Blue Ramblers
Clarence Smith
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Watkin
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Robert
Rollo
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Kansas City Superbas
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J. Wilson
T. Ohearn
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J. Me
Tony
Morris
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Peet Bros
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Eighteenth
Kansas Pene Presarial Mae
Frank Menowin
Ward Webb
Press Mango
Ernest Perkins
Cliff Young
Edward
Press
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Oakleys
Reynolds
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Es “Naeety Mae Eers
Fess Brammell Ford
Cole, Sharkey, Miller,man
Stancliffe
Conover
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Eaton
Stier
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Knox
Jackson
Hoover
Sullivan
DeHart
Sharp
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Jake
Baker
Whedon
Cooley
Bridge
Weter
Diahenene Mires
Local baseball signings and club notices dominate weekend agenda
A flurry of player signings and game notices fill the city scene. Teams like West 1058 Bell Fire Splitlog Athletie and the Woodlawn Blues announce rosters while clubs schedule Sunday matches and practice for youth squads.
Local baseball and club notices mingle with meeting calls
Repeated notices announce team practices and upcoming games at Stevens Park and other local venues. Names include Willie Meixner George Fagan Tom Morris and J F Galligher with schedules for Blue Ramblers Harlem Blues Hulls and Chess and Checkers clubs.
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Willie Meixner
Spliting Athletics
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Blue Stars
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Orville Athletics
George Ost
Blue Ramblers
George Fagan
Tom Morris
Bab
Elegants
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Union Club
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Kansas City Fruit and Produce
Hela
Compinssion Company
Chess and Checkers Club
H. C. Hulls
Brinkley Park
Brinkley’s
At & O'Clock
Sutton
Anecdotes as History in Modern Europe by Emil Reich
A reflection on Chamfort as a brilliant French conversationalist who argued that real history lies with free nations, while the history of absolutist regimes is reduced to anecdotes.
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Emil Reich
Europe
Chamfort
Independence Residents Debate North Liberty Street Paving
Independence property owners on North Liberty Street met last night to discuss paving options. Various paving prices were reviewed but no definite plan was approved.
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Independence
Liberty Street
Are You Dissatisfied You Pay Too Much For Your Room
The Star advises readers to check want ads for affordable, satisfactory room rentals in Kansas City. It claims many options offer clean facilities, ample hot water, towels, and congenial housemates, with refined homes often letting single rooms at low prices.
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Star
Kansas City
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