Giants Beat Cubans In Exhibition Baseball At Park
A record crowd watched the New York Giants defeat the Atlantic League Cubans 5 to 4 in an exhibition at Baseball Park yesterday afternoon. Acosta pitched well for the Cubans, Schupp for the Giants, and Jim Thorpe starred on the bases. The game swung with late twists as Padron, Viola, and Snodgrass figured in key plays, with Donlin and Dyer delivering decisive hits for the Giants.
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Newark Quits Even At Poughkeepsie In Atlantic Loop
The Newark team split a doubleheader in Poughkeepsie to close their Atlantic League schedule. Poughkeepsie won 6 to 5 in the opener, Newark took the nightcap 7 to 6. Newark sits atop standings as Middletown falters against Danbury and the Cubans show 20 wins.
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Tomorow
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Newbury
Ait
Ipaterson
Paterson
Newburg
Coakley
Soper
Sheaffer and Bien
R. H.e
Schultz and Fish
Kull and Waite
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Baseball League Standings and Exhibition Note
National League standings show New York leading with 31 wins, Philadelphia and Chicago close, with Brooklyn and St. Louis mid-pack. American League results include multiple city games in St. Louis to Cleveland and Chicago to Boston, with notable batters and pitchers listed. Federal League reports Kansas City and St Louis results with varied scoring. Former Cuban players Gonzales and Luque visited Baseball Park for Giants and Cuban team exhibition games, Luque undecided about Jersey City.
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Cincinnati Nationals
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Bostone
First Series of Trials Shows Vanitie Wizardry in Wind
In the first series of trials racing for the cup defense, the Resolute posted the best showing while the Vanitie proved a wizard in tight weather. Alex Smith Cochran, owner of the Vanitie, plans to modify her to escape the time limit handicap and expects to outrun both the Resolute and the Defiance.
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Alex Smith Cochran
Six Men Vie For The Title In Sporting Chat
America's victory in the English Derby stands out in turf history though Durbar II is half American bred. The six men with title claims include Eddie McGoorty Chip Jimmy Clabby Al McCoy Billy Murray and Jack Dillon. Tom McCarey seeks to organize a real title tournament while Roy Martell’s steals on second base prompt opposing pitchers to shift.
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America
Durbar II
Merman B. Duryea
Durbar 1
Kentucky
Eddie McGoorty
George Chip
Jimmy Clabby
al McCoy
Billy Murray
Jack Dillon
McGoorty
Chip
Tom McCarey
Los Angeles
Roy Martell
Yankees
Heartwell
Tigers and Yankees face commended signals and new coaching
The report highlights Hartzell's praised ability to read pitches and the Tigers coach Hughie Jennings using Hawaiian drills and a new phrase Weeki-weeki to warn of incoming pitches. It mentions Zinn Beck’s high value, a dispute over his signing between Detroit and St. Louis, and possible trades involving Dode Paskett. The piece ends with a diction quiz on vanitie and resolute.
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Hughie Jennings
Jennings
Tigers
John Brodie Williams
Honolulu
Hughie
Zinn Beck
St. Louis Cardinals
National Commission
Cardinal
Beck
Ife
Waco
Detroit
Cardinals
St. Louis
Texas
Born merchant and advertiser front pages publicity
The so called born merchant is also a born advertiser. He uses publicity to the fullest without waiting for the school of losses to teach him the lesson.
Revenue Cutter Service Origin and Duties
The revenue cutter service, a military arm under the treasury department, was organized in 1790 as the original naval force. It enforces navigation and customs laws, aids distressed vessels, protects Alaska’s sealing industry, enforces quarantine laws, destroys derelicts, and patrols coastlines each winter. It has cooperated with the Navy in every war and now numbers forty three cutters.
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United States Revenue Cutter Service
Navy Department
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Navy
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Revenue Marine Service
Revenue Cutter Service
Philadelphia Press
Wise In One Way Quote From Detroit Free Press
A Detroit Free Press quote notes wisdom in not bragging about oneself and avoiding vanity. The speaker reflects on past foolish acts and highlights a singular, practical wisdom about not trying to "paper on bedroom" oneself, a curious phrase illustrating self-restraint.
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Detroit Free Press
Hygiene in the Desert and Moses Laws
The piece argues hygiene and slaughter rules from Moses surpass modern methods. It cites Talmudic slaughter as exceptionally sanitary and notes early warnings on tuberculosis in cattle, while poultry was not prohibited. It claims seasonal migrations to countryside living were also ancient practices per Pearson's Weekly.
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Koch
Moses
Pearson
Repentance and Solitary Reform Cited by Steele
A brief aphorism notes that past actions cannot be atoned by harsh reflections alone and must be countered by solitary behavior, quoting Steele to emphasize disciplined self-change over self-accusation.
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Steele
Literary Note Quotation Reflections From Omaha Bee and Pliny
A brief literary quip notes that men often ignore books until they appear amid packing chaos, and cites Pliny the Younger on wisdom not being constant. The item attributes the Omaha Bee as a source for the first quote.
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Omaha
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