Sportsmanlike conduct and official rulings in 1910s games
The piece discusses sportsmanship and acceptance of officiating in tennis and baseball, citing players Borotra and Tilden and imagining umpire reactions. It argues true sportsmanship lies in accepting rulings without protest, noting examples and pondering the role of referees as necessary evils in sports. It also briefly mentions forestry laws in several states.
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Champ's Name Remains Unclear After Toledo Race
Fragmentary notes show confusion over the champion name and winner details at Toledo. The source hints at a six week delay and a decision by Mr Ravnelée to await a name for the winner, with a reference to Tartar after the outcome.
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Red Sox Lose Two in Unreadable Sept. Brief
The fragmentary item notes a double loss by the Red Sox in September with garbled names and stray terms. The readable portions show a brief sports update and reference to classified ads in the same issue.
Nurse Resigns as County Health Steward Set to Take Effect
The document notes Miss News announces resignation of nurse Pratt, county health steward appointment for Montgomery county to take effect October 11, amid ads and trial pay details.
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Ill Pratt
Montgomery County
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