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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
7
President James F. Gainey of the Braves refused to pay fines of 50 and 25 dollars imposed on Gowdy and Tyler for abusing an umpire. He defended by arguing that clubs should not pay fines and set a new standard for cleaner baseball, criticizing clubs for not deducting fines from players’ salaries.
The piece covers various baseball notes including Standridge’s forkball, Morton of the Clevelands, Lou Fiene’s release by the Minneapolis Millers, Dave Shean’s rise to Providence Internationals manager, and Frank Chance’s Newark Internationals duties. It mentions umpire Mullaney, Ed Schorr’s dismissal from Terre Haute, Clark Griffith’s pennant views, and pool selling debates.
Al Bridwell of the St Louis Federal league club remains a top infielder past thirty one. He preserves health through light meals and regular fasting including stretches of five days without food. He plans to stay active in athletics after baseball with handball boxing and bag punching to stay in condition.
In a lively baseball anecdote Dave Altizer of Minneapolis, formerly with Cleveland and Chicago White Sox, executes a wild triple slide after a double play. Umpire Billy Evans, chasing the out call, theatrically signals Altizer out as teammates try to cool the moment.
The Detroit club will switch to Eastern Time for all games and announce future start times about one hour earlier than before. This change aligns game clocks with the Eastern zone and adjusts travel planning for players and fans.
A homerun attempt by Williams of the Orbs in Cincinnati produced a ball that caromed off the wall, turning into a rare infield triple instead of a long drive. If it had landed closer, it might have cleared to the right field bleachers. The remark highlights the peril of excessive power.
Buck Herzog proclaims the New York Giants are done and the Boston Braves would make a solid International League club. He asserts the Braves deserve a place in the higher circuit and favors their development.
Arnold Hauser the Cardinals shortstop has been ill for weeks but is improving rapidly and friends expect him to return to the field before season’s end.
The article notes high class sporty wear featuring bright colored sweaters and sport coats paired with white accessories for outdoors and cars. It highlights the Wornmbo black and white sport coat with wide belt and white silk braid, a convertible collar, practical pockets, and coordinated white hat gloves and shoes. Skirt hems grow with quillings and bindings replacing plain hems.
The lingerie hat described uses fine sheer cotton embroidery lace and net in exclusive midsummer millinery. Two hats shown feature embroidered batiste with shirring and ribbon ends, one with poppies and blue forget me nots, the other an allover embroidery with blue crepe frame and a lace edge.
Leather trimming notes suede use in military collars and deep rollback cuffs. The pointed collar corners are embroidered in metallic thread with white accent.
International Sunday School Lesson notes by C Sellers for Moody Bible Institute outline Psalm 32 33 as a joyful penitential psalm on forgiveness. It explains happiness from sin forgiven the process of confession and divine mercy the protective guidance of God and the call to trust in the Lord, with references to David Nathan and related scripture.
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