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Newspaper

Maurice Times

Location

Maurice, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1917

Page

4

Moran Confident Phillies Will Win Pennant This Year

Pat Moran expresses optimism about the Phillies chances to clinch the pennant. He notes a strong pitching staff led by Alexander and Rixey with Lavender, Mayer, Oeschger, Fittery, and Fortune, while outlining injury and lineup concerns including Walker’s illness and unsettled outfield duties. Captain Luderus hits well, Bancroft covers short, and Cravath may return as a key pinch hitter as Moran plans depth across the lineup.

Pat Moran Pail- Hess Pat Moran Tener Alexander Rixey Lavender Mayer Oeschger Fittery Fortune Phil Boss Walker Ernaie Luderus Bancroft Byrne Paskert Cooper Philadelphia Claude Cravath Sf Moran Killefer Barns Adams

Ness Sells to Columbus in Pro Baseball Shuffle

Jack Ness former first baseman for the Chicago AL club was sold to Joe Tinker's Columbus team as part of a midseason roster reshuffle claiming attention in baseball circles.

White. Sox Joe Tinker Columbus Jack Ness Chicago

MISS NO-HIT COLONY HALL OF FAME LINEUPS HONOR NINE NEAR-MISS NIP

The piece notes no Yankee pitcher has pitched a no hitter in 14 years of AL play, listing nine near misses by names such as Bil Wolfe Chesbro Billy Hogg and others. It also cites nine one hit games against the Yankees by Fred Glade Earl Hamilton Addie Joss Heine Berger Guy Morton Eddie Cicotte Ray Breasler Carl Cashion and more.

New York Yankees Bear Bil Wolfe Jack Chesbro Billy Hogg al Orth Joe Doyle Joe Take Louis Brockett Jack Warhop Russell Ford Fred Glade Earl Hamilton St. Laws Addie Joss Heine Berger Guy Morton Cleveland Eddie Cicotte Chicago Ray Breasler Philadelphia Carl Cashion Washington

Baseball notes mix optimism with humor and rumor

Umpires risk southward bias while Pennants spark debate. References to Bert Gallia as a future farmer and Hans Wagner’s shoes, price hikes for shoes, and players like Slim Love and Tris Speaker appear amid chatter about teams, training, and a summer full of baseball.

Kauff’s Move to the Giants Sparks AL Talk

Hughie Jennings assesses Benny Kauff’s hitting as about .250 in the American League and notes many outfielders he would face there. He praises Kauff’s stance and power but says smart pitchers would exploit holes. Kauff expresses interest in trying the AL despite doubts.

Hugh Jennings Johnson Circuit Hughie Jennings Benny Kenoff Kauff Giants Hughie Detroit Chicago Cleveland Ty Cobb

Big Minors Move to Break From National Association

The International Pacific Coast and American Leagues push to withdraw from the National Association and operate as a separate third party. President Edward Barrow signals the plan will be raised at the Louisville meeting, aiming to keep smaller leagues unaffected.

Jack Velock International News Sports C. W. Wathen Louisville American Association International Pacific Coast American Association New Orleans Nationa Association Edward Barrow International League National Association Louisville National Commission National Game

Cloche Hats Lead Paris Millinery Trends of 1917

Paris fashion notes praise cloche shapes with narrow brims and full crowns, favoring Lamballe style and simple trims over heavy adornment. The cabriolet model and ribbOn hats revived by Lewis feature minimal decoration, versatile for serge suits or satin dresses, with suggestions of violet and wine hues.

Idalla de Villiers Paris Monte Carlo Lewis Paquin

Fashion’s Fancies in Spring Attire and Accessories

Etamine and organdie appear in models with tunics while serge and satin accent tait ored costumes. Young girls’ evening frocks stay narrow with new coats belted front. Yellow and wistaria dominate evening wear. suede trims Velour suits. wide array of millinery features many Spanish nations. Poulard fabrics adorn summer frocks and string colored cloths show navy embroidery. The season highlights frocks with short coats and a gray yellow lined military cape. Golden bronze joins new suit and dress palettes. Sweaters remain essential and two color outfits mark the season with bands at the hem.

Leather pockets fashion note from coat wearers

Leather pockets are worn with coats as a stylish touch. Women favor leather and chamois pockets that balance practicality and elegance in public attire.

Sportswear Jersey Jumper For Active Play

For sporting enthusiasts this blue and white jersey jumper offers absolute comfort for tennis golf and other games. The oval cut neck features a white banded edge and the design emphasizes sport only use and easy fit for participants in any sport.

Washing Parasols Easy Home Guide for Linen and Silk

Step by step tips for cleaning silk and linen parasols using soft brushes and pure soap. Open parasol, scrub while wet, rinse with a hose or pails, and dry in the shade to avoid streaks. Two methods cover indoor and garden hose options for thorough cleaning.

Vogue of the Guimpe Prompts Fashion Change This Season

Fashion columns praise the guimpe as a popular economical style this season. Designers cite crepe de chine georgette satin and organdie as favored fabrics and advise remodeling last year frocks by removing sleeves and finishing armholes to wear a guimpe beneath the dress.

Box Enclosure Advice For Harness Storage In Iowa Homestead

A domestic tip from Iowa Homestead suggests using a box sized two by three by four feet to store harnesses. Install doors for a tight seal and hang hooks on the interior to keep items neat and in good shape. Attach a small box inside the door for combs and brushes.

Iowa Homestead

Remedy for Wormy Horses in 19th Century Veterinary Advice

An 19th century veterinary remedy advocates treating wormy horses with a mixture of nux vomica gen tian root and arsenious acid. The dose is a heaping teaspoonful per 250 pounds of live weight twice daily for ten days, applied to feed with limited bulky feed, along with a salted bran mash to promote worm expulsion.

Unique Feed Rack Movable Plan by Farmers Meili and Breeze

The plan presents a simple movable feed rack with adjustable length and width. Constructed from 2 by 6 runners 2 by 4 framework and 1 by 4 slats forming a vy trough, it can be hitched to a team for easy relocation.

Meili Breeze

Plan for Fattening Horses With Oats and Bran

The article states fattening horses can be achieved without bolted barley by feeding oats and bran, possibly with a little flaxseed. It suggests the mares' method works, with more liberal grain and preferably hay over straw for weight gain.

Remedy for Choked Animal from Early Guide

Practical tip from an old manual describes treating a choking animal by pouring the white of an egg into a long-necked bottle and delivering it into the throat with the head elevated. The method aims to lubricate the throat as the liquid slowly empties.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Phillies Carla Leery Ander Ness Bert Gallia Hans Wagners Harry Herper White Sox St. Louis Griffith John Henry Rons Christy Mathewson Reds Bal Slim Love Yankees Indians Brooklyn B Dispatch Aliso McGraws John Werd The Pirates Hans Wagner Tris Speaker Wat Kauff III Benny Kauff
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