Pitching depth and top starters shape pennant chances
The article argues that depth in pitching matters more than a single ace, noting how four or five reliable arms can carry a pennant bid. It contrasts historical teams like the Pirates and Red Sox, citing Camnitz, Willis, Max, Lelield, Brown, Pfeister, Overnit, Mathewson, and Arellanes as examples of how a strong rotation sustains success, while overreliance on many arms can hinder a club. It discusses costs of travel and salaries, urging owners to keep a core, dependable rotation rather than a large, underused staff.
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Camnitz
Willis
Max
Lelield
Tam
Pirates
Overniteulbach
Cubs
Laristie Mathewson
Red Sox
Cheybad Hall
Karger
Woodee Matthews
Arellanes
Papeter
Schutzer
Ryan
Breee
Morgan Aa
Ani Fet
Mean
Boston
Athletics
Young
Athletics Tigers
Mack
Pienk
Bender
Krauro
Mor
Mido
Cicotte
Wood Walter
Are
Mnena
Baseball Scores From Various Leagues
Baseball scores from the week include wins and standings across the Athletics at Cleveland, New York, Chicago, Detroit, St. Louis. National League games in Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis, Boston. Tri State results in Harrisburg, Harrisburg Reading Williamsport Altoona Johnstown. Eastern League notes Baltimore Rochester Montreal Newark Jersey City Toronto and schedule games listed for today.
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Howell
Webb
White
Gibson
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Clarke
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Hafford
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Howser
Williamsport
Reading
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Harkins
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Millman
Williamaport
Battersea
Vic Provdce
Jill Botialo
W.L.P.G. Newark
Toronto
Roontz
Jersey Gt
Balto
Jersey City
Baltimore
Montreal
Buffalo
Rochester
Providence
Newark
Baltmore
Obio Railroad
Washington
Washington Junction
Philadelphia
Crate
Phigadelphia
Rive
D.ien
Pitresure
Louis Ile
Ftarerre
Hagerevown
Mid- Martineburg
Staunton
Lexington
Athletics and the Heart: dangers of exertion for convalescents
The article warns that infectious disease convalescence weakens the heart and risks sudden collapse during sport. It argues for medical screening and trained supervision of athletes, urging trainers or coaches to be educated to recognize dangerous heart conditions and remove affected players promptly.
Fire damages rectory at St. Joseph's Catholic Church
A fire damaged the rectory at St. Joseph's Catholic Church on Manor Street Sunday night about 11 o'clock. The blaze started near an ice box in the kitchen and was contained by a bucket brigade. the rectory was saved, with the kitchen and dining room sustaining some damage. Estimated loss is about 150 dollars, covered by insurance.
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Rec
Johnson welcomed by 10000 fans in New York
Jack Johnson arrives in New York amid a rousing greeting from more than 10,000 Black spectators. He is escorted to his hotel and then to the Victoria for a boxing show paying him 2500 dollars weekly. The event features Johnson in exhibition style and a sparring session with Walter Monahan, drawing large crowds and police guard.
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New York
Jack Johnson
Greater
Grand Central Station
Twentieth Century Limited
Johnson
Albany
Victoria
Jeffries
Walter Monahan
Pacific Coast
Notes of Interest Here and There From The State
Dr Claude Van Bibber died at Baltimore hospital. Dr My Martin Bronia works on Baltimore floating hospital project. Morice Palmer of Cecil county killed by a trampling cow. Caroline county barns in Whiteloyabury struck by lightning burned. David O Menplug prominent Carroll county resident died at Wearminster. Nearly 4000 Pennsylvanians and New Jersey national guardsmen at the Dead States Manager cup in Gettysburg. Hotel deals and leases change hands in Berkeley Springs and Han Work. Mrs Mary Dougherty injured on Tolchester merry go round. Fruitgrowers plan protest against higher rates to Baltimore by Western Maryland Railway. Muggy Brady, 28, suicide in Froshburg after West Virginia trip. Cumberland Oil Company incorporated with 1000 capital. Violent storm, downed trees. county roads blocked. Coroner's jury investigates death of Dimes Contes stabbed by Trohyg Smothers at Croytown. Wiltining 11 year old dies from lockjaw.
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Hospstal
Baltimore
My Mactin Bronia
Morice Palmer
Cecil County
George J. Kibler
Carroll County
Wearmlinster
Penneylvania
New Jersey
MiWak Alrennoux
Updead
Gaitysburg
Pennsylvani Consumption Sanitarium
Mont. Alto
West End
Phiadelphia
Daniel Dunn
Don
Berkeley Springs
Hanwork
Tolchester
Mary Dougherty
Washington County
Franklin County
Will
Frosburg
Cuttlight
West Virginia
Cumberhind Ottee Supply Company
Whurston Boyd
Boyd
Tasker
Lowndex
Jawiiles
Olly
Jowett
George I Lonsbury
Taylor Smith
St. Michaels
Sears
Iustice
Dimes Contes
Wiehe Ington Hospital
Trohyg Smothers
Croyntown
Negra Settlement
Bethexda
Wiltining
Wiethon Thin
Mrosthung
Locktaw
Dune
Frog of Wondrous Size Report Sparks Highland Inquiry
In Winstead Connecticut a huge frog is claimed sighted near Middlebrook, tall tale told by locals including George Washington Stone. Yale patrolman Donnelly photographed the creature, prompting a plan to search the area while another rooster story surfaces without evidence.
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Winstead
Hargest
Mich
Sheri Chesterfield c. Middiebrooky
Litchfield
George Washington Stove
Mr. Stone
Nollbing
Dong Big Die Donnelly
Yale University
Winsted
Highfeld
Middlebrooks
Donnelly
George Washington Stone
Teving J. Woodward
Law’s grip case to grant release on habeas writ
David H. Hooper of Libertytown released on writ of habeas corpus after posting 100 bond for appearance. Reno S. Harp represented the accused as he faced larceny charges before Judge Inbn Motter. Another suspect, Clayton Bowman, also faced habeas corpus action. case dismissed for insufficient evidence with Reno S. Harp representing Bowman.
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Haneas Canrus
David H. Hooper
Libertytown
Inbn
Motter
Reno S. Harp
Partridge Nest Killed While Mowing Near Middletown
Mr Oliver Beachley of Middletown killed an old partridge nest while mowing about a week ago. He found four young, removed them, and thirteen eggs hatched from the clutch as the season’s wet weather brings lively rites along the ridges. Beachley hopes for a successful hatch.
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Oliver Beachley
Middletown
Heachley
Benchfey
Frederick market prices for farm commodities and feeds
The Frederick market lists wheat No 2 Red 92 corn Jar corn 340 per barrel rye 60c per bushel oats 48c to 52c per bushel millet 60c per bushel hay not baled 16 to 18 per ton baled wheat 8 to 10 oats 8 to 10 flour winter wheat 5 60 to 6 10 spring wheat 5 76 to 6 25 cornmeal 1 60 to 1 70 per 100 lbs potatoes 45c to 50c per bushel mill feeds bran 25 50 per ton middlings 29 50 per ton red dog 2 20 to 2 30 per sack dairy feeds 23 to 24 per ton cotton seed meal 34 to 36 per ton timothy 2 00 to 3 25 per bushel clover 7 60 to 8 00 per bushel
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Timothy
Peach Growers Prepare Protest Over Freight Rates
Western Maryland Railroad plans freight rate changes on peach shipments from Washington and Franklin County to Baltimore. Growers announce a town hall meeting in Smithburg to protest the increase and threaten action to the Interstate Commerce Commission if rates are not adjusted. The tariff, with drayage, would add money costs per 190 pounds of peaches.
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Maryland
Washington
Franklin County
Baltmore
Smithaburg
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Dresn
Williamsport Moves To Establish Water Works System
Williamsport officials and prominent citizens have begun a movement to build a water works system. A meeting at the Washington County Bank decided to hire an engineer to prepare cost estimates for the project after the recent disaster underscored the urgent need.
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Williamsport
Citrons
Williansport
Washington County Bank
Dancing Class and Community Notes in The Social World
Miss Ritchies summer class in dancing will resume on Wednesday evening July 13 at 7 20 in the Arc tory West Church street with a follow up practice at 8 45 if weather allows Mrs Marietta Doub on North Market street shows improvement Mr Robert Burek under treatment at City Hospital can sit up Air Willand G Storm on South Market street improving Mr Benjamin F Reich on South Market street under treatment at City Hospital
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Mibs Ritchie
Miss Ritchie
Arctory
Weat Church Street
Theo
Marietta Doub
North Market Street
Robert Burek
Cornerstone Laying at Hope Hill Church
The cornerstone of the colored M E church at Hope Hill between Buckeystown and Park Mille will be laid Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock. The ceremony will be under the auspices of Fredericktonian Lodge No 23 AF and AM of this city with Masonic commemoration.
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Hope Hill
Buckeystown
Park Mille
Fredericktonian Lodge
A. F
A.M
Skin Ailments From Heat Prompts D D D Prescription
Heat raises skin problems such as rashes hives and pimples and serious conditions may begin. A simple wintergreen thymos solution called D D D Prescription is suggested to wash away poison and cool the skin. Doctors reportedly prescribe D D D for eczema and a bottle costs a dollar though a smaller amount is offered. If itch remains the lotion is claimed to relieve it instantly.
Doans Kidney Pills Promoted by Frederick Resident
Frederick resident Gosnell testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved years of backache and kidney pain after doctors failed. He bought at C. F. Malo's drug store, and says the trouble has not returned. Sold by all dealers, 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co. agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Yau
Ho Allen
Gosnell
W. Patrick Street
Doan
Fos
Dean
C. F
Malo
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
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