Brewers Survive Four-Game Set as Blues Press on
Brewers under Barry McCormack show strength in four game span with promising new player Brown and solid outfield. O'Brien, league president, faces fan discontent as Kane the umpire proves unpopular. Krueger praised for calm conduct despite jeering.
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MIXED Baseball Notes From The Time
A collage of baseball excerpts mentions ConcurT as top hitting pitcher, Monte Cross’s vision gaps about the Indians, Taylor delivering a timely home hit, and Jim Jackson taking over as manager. It also notes Minneapolis’ slow rise, debates over extending the A A season, and game-night logistics affecting fans and staff.
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Washington may pick up Bob Unglaub in key move
Fragmented text hints at potential acquisition involving Washington and Bob Unglaub. Mention of Freeman, Cantilion prediction, and Michigan quitter notes appear, with unclear context and several garbled names.
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Joe Cantilion
Baseball turmoil and injuries shake pro teams this season
A chaotic scouting of lingering injuries and retirement rumors hits major leagues. Rube Zeller, former pennant winner with Atlanta now ill in Beaver Falls, and Homer Hillebrand, long-time Pittsburg pitcher hopeful, face career doubts. Darry sends Cheerful Charies to the pan as legions of players endure malady and fading form.
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Baseball Notes from the Minneapoli s St. Paul Area
American Association notes report Bill Clymer's club improving, Blues path toward Louisville. Columbus pounded seven hits and eight runs in the ninth against the Saints. Indianapolis tallied five blows and eight counts but failed to seal a record. Murphy sold to Memphis. Howard Murphy transfers to the Southern league club.
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Belmonts Norman Seen Favorite for Derby Says Lord Lonsdale
The London Sport Letter notes American horses dominate recent British events with an American win in the Grand National and a Two Thousand Guineas triumph for Belmont. Norman ITI, Belmont’s Two Thousand Guineas winner, is now Derby favorite while Rhodora, Stoker’s granddaughter, touted as likely winner.
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American Blood Lines Stir Derby and Oaks Contests
American horses Rubio Norman III and Rhodora draw attention as potential Derby and Oaks winners amid British turf envy. Burns Johnson boxing talks and new bids add to a crowded scene as American trainers export horses to Paris and Lexington. Textile push转: Persimmon tree wood drives shuttle supply with dogwood, mesquit, tupelo gum touted for mill use in Oregon Washington California.
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Amateur Baseball Notes from Kansas City Scene
Local amateur baseball notes list practice calls, signings, and upcoming games. Kensington Athletics host 12 or 13 year olds at Twelfth and Cypress. Rosedale Stars edge Jackson Avenue Blues 9 to 9 in a no-hit bid by Babe Marshall. Scenic team defeats Kansas City Fruit and Produce 7 to 4. multiple teams seek players and call-in numbers are provided.
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Naughty New Yorker Bride Cruger Chance Age Gap Revealed
The New York Morning Telegraph reports Mrs. Stephen Van Rensselaer Cruger wed Wade Chance on April 21 1868. He was about 21 in 1897 and she over 20 at marriage, implying a notable age difference. Cruger a Civil War veteran with strong ties in New York society, while Chance hailed from Canton Ohio and boasted associations with prominent figures.
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Masterpieces Named by Heroic Titles and Critics
A critic advises that a book’s masterpiece often bears the hero or heroine’s name, suggesting Jerome Wilberforce as a title option. The notion recalls Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina and Dickens’s David Copperfield, noting the enduring link between title identity and literary fame.
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Anna Karenina,’ Dickens
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Ibsen
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Considerate Censorship from eee Weekly
Fragmentary note from a weekly page mentions affection and a sentiment about years and family. The readable text is limited to personal reflection, with no clear event, date, or names to anchor a fuller summary.
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