The Baseball Fan: Spirit of the Town and Its Effect
The article explores how crowd loyalty and abuse shape team performance. It cites Chicago White Sox and New York Giants fans, regional rivalries, notable fans like Hi Hi, and the dynamics of regulars who lead cheers or jeers. It notes fans influence players, sometimes fueling comeback or collapse, and warns against arguing with dyed-in-the-wool supporters.
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Eddie
Chicago White Sox
New York Giants
Cobbs
Cincinnati
White Sox
Washington
Chicago
Sox
Chicago South Side
Yale
Walter Wilmot
Anson
Josh Reilly
Reilly
General Dixwell
Boston
Old
Frank Isbell
Isbell
Mary Garden
Polo Grounds
New York
Cubs
South Side
Chicago Tribune
Brush Stadium
George Mullin
Mullin
Detroit
Board of Trade Rooters
McGraw
Giants
Boys' Handicraft Swing Frame by A Neely Hall
Instructional piece detailing a wooden swing frame and rope seat construction for boys. Covers building a supportive uprights frame beside a fence, using top plates, rope attachment, ring bolts, and rope knots. Includes variations with tree limb support and pole alternatives with notch seats and safety cleats.
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A. Neely Hall
Sleep for School Children Boosts Nerves and Health
A mother can aid her schoolchild by ensuring ten to eleven hours of sleep in a well ventilated room with an early supper and bedtime. Sleep improves mood, digestion, and mental quickness, while lack of rest causes irritability and behavior issues. A half past five supper and eight o’clock lights out are advised. If restless, a cup of hot milk helps. Sleep is a habit learned in days.
London barber metaphor in Rosenthal case framing
District Attorney Whitman likened a detective’s bungling method to a London barber, noting the risk of lather and lip mishaps. He recalled an American in Bond Street who spat out white lather and complained the barber should not clean his teeth.
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London
Whitman
Rosenthal
Bond Street
St Paul Tispatch
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