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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1913
Page
2
A fragmented discussion blends tennis stars and baseball strategy. The piece references IM’LOUGHLIN A and Renowned players, plus critique of pinch hitting and manager decisions. It touches on club politics, federation leadership, and shifts in game tactics amid a noisy, rumor-laden backdrop.
Joe Tinker adopts John McGraw style and strategy to guide his team as they pursue a division title. The veteran stars and rookies align behind a disciplined plan to compete for top standings.
United States yachtsman G M Pynchon leads plans with Herreshoff to build two defenders for the America's Cup. Nat Herreshoff designs both boats and will manage skilled crews led by Captain Howell. One defender may be a light Cece boat, the other a larger yacht with greater speed.
Walter Johnson praises J ot the Athletics and predicts a tough matchup. The second Herreshoff boat is to be built for a New York Yacht Club syndicate with management news pending. The World Series start is set for Oct 6 if pennants are won. a pregame band is planned. Evers refutes Good’s release while listing waivers for a potential deal. Josh Devore moves from Cincinnati to Philadelphia as a bid to challenge McGraw’s Giants.
Pittsburgh national league outfielder Kommers is released to Columbus American League, clearing room on rosters as teams shuffle players. Multiple sources confirm the move and its impact on both clubs’ lineups.
Pro swimmer Al Brown offers a $1,000 prize for a thirty mile race. He trains at College Point and recently attempted the New York to Sandy Hook swim. Known for endurance he often swims hours starting at 6 in the morning using overarm strokes. He also claims to have invented a water baseball game popular in the United States.
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