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Newspaper

Maurice Times

Location

Maurice, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1918

Page

5

One More Name Added To Death Toll Of Ring Celebrities

The death of Charley Mitchell is reported, noting his rise from teen fighter to England champion and his later bouts in America. He fought Sullivan and was part of famous clashes including a Madison Square Garden stoppage and a 39 round Chantilly era match. Mitchell toured the United States and remained a colorful figure in sporting circles alongside Fitzsimmons Sullivan Donovan and others.

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Stars Above Draft Age Mark in Major League Selections

Newspaper notes many veteran stars listed as above the draft age in the selective service draft. It names players such as Eddie Plank and Frank Schulte among others, with comments on long careers and military service overlaps. The piece highlights aging players and their positions in the era’s draft context.

Fee Austin Frank Baker Jack Jins Gravvy Gravath Jake Daniel Larry Doyle Arthur Fletcher Arley Herzog Heinie Zimmerman Cire Gardner George Gibson Transward Bill Billifer John Lobert Serwood Singee Fred Luderus Orgs McBride Eddie Plank Jeck Dode -Paskett Frank Schulte Afr “Shotten Oscar: Stanage Terry Furmer Jimmy Walsh Leon Ames iTy Cheney Eddie Cicotte Tack Somos James Levander Harry Allee Nestor Exempts George Gilson Tfibson Diode Paskert Grover Cravath

Matty Prepares to Pitch in Tight Reds Run

Christopher Mathewson has aroused fans by waking up in Pine Ice at the Reds’ camp down south. He rarely pitches this year but will enter the box in case of emergencies as the team eyes a pending season.

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Sticks to Army Job Sam Thorpson Returns to Duty

Sam Thorpson had been away but remains committed to his army posting. He continues support duties and plans for future service, securing his role amid ongoing assignments and responsibilities.

Sam Thorpson

Poor Recommendation Echoes From Veteran Reds Figure

Veteran Frank Bancroft recalls a past decision as Cincinnati Reds manager. He mentions turning down Dan Brouthers after a highly praised recommendation, noting the chosen first baseman lasted only half a season amid critics.

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Rowland Brings Strong Sox to Pitch for Pennant

Clarence Rowland, 39, returns as manager of the White Sox after leading the club to the American League title last season and winning the world championship in 1917. He previously managed in the minors at Aberdeen Winnipeg Jacksonville Dubuque and Peoria and now fields what is described as the strongest team in the league.

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Baseball notes from the 1914 season and player moves

The Cleveland club releases pitcher Shoup to Portland while Outfielder Roy Wolfe signs with Wichita. Players like Sylvester and Zim show form as clubs plan late starts. the piece surveys league movements and fans urged to save during wartime.

Cleveland Club Shoup Portland American Association

War critique from Captain Huston targets baseball leaders

Captain Huston denounces baseball magnates for prioritizing profits over wartime duty. He recalls proposing prolonged drills for American League clubs and a home guard style program that was dismissed by Ban Johnson and others, leaving drilling abandoned this summer. He argues the sport’s leaders focus on dollars, risking public patience amid the war.

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Bright Future for Sports as Peace Returns

Jim Pilkington president of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen foresees a strong sports boom after peace. He notes postwar reconstruction parallels, saying the Civil War spurred sport and that compulsory athletics in the land and naval forces has engaged thousands, predicting broad participation once the war ends.

Jim Pilkington National “Association of Pilkington Jim Uncle Sara

Indianapolis Team Signs Hendrickson

Jal Hendrickson, utility player and power hitter, is sold to the Indianapolis club of the American Association from the Boston Red Sox organization.

Indianapolis Hendrickson Jal Hendrickson Boston Ray Sox Indianapolis Club American Association

144000 Baseball Bats Ship to Lorraine Sector

Shipment of 144000 baseball bats, the largest in baseball history, is leaving Louisville Kentucky bound for the Lorraine Sector to aid Western Allied fighting efforts. The large consignment underscores support for France during the ongoing conflict.

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Mrs Hobby Seeks Fresh Vegetables For Home And Neighbors

Mrs Willian Pettus Hobby wife of the Texas governor declares she wants no vegetable hawkers at her kitchen door yet proposes to raid the vegetables needed for her home this spring and summer and for neighbors too. The photograph shows Mrs Hobby busy in the garden attached to the governor's mansion at Austin Texas.

Willian Pettus Hobby Texas Raigde

NEW CAPTAIN'S UNIFORM CAPTURES MARCHANTERING LOOK

A photograph displays the new Captain's uniform as the merchant captain takes command. The image underscores a ceremonial transition and marks a fresh start for the crew and vessel.

A Big Canadian Gun That Held Back Hunger

A report details a powerful Canadian firearm used to deter hunger by securing essential supplies. The article notes the gun’s role in a broader wartime effort and mentions its deployment in local defense.

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