Baseball Observational Notes From The Bronchos Home Stand
The piece tracks the Bronchos rising from fifth to atop after a rough road, with notes on Buffaloes improvements, key players like Stinson Bastin and Melver, and concerns over defense and strikeouts. It mentions Nags and Cap, the home crowd, and the upcoming series, highlighting batting trends and pitching performance.
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Atouston
Beau
I. Semblani
Fat Guy
Stinson
Melver
Bastine Waye
Cen Lenul
Howe
Joe
Keade
George
Stedek
Cap
Burnett
What Bugs Raymond Knows About Poets
A fragmented vignette shows Bugs Raymond and Qube Marquant discussing poets. Raymond cites Villa Wheeler Wilcox and Homer Cayemte in a rough, humorous exchange about reading tastes and misquoted lines, reflecting a playful mishearing of classic poets.
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Bugs Raymond
Raymond
Villa Wheeler
Wilcox
Homer’ Cayemte
Sarah
Cubs Defy Left-Handed Pitching Tradition in 1900s Era
Chicago Cubs disrupt a major league norm by facing left-handers effectively. The text notes Otis and other lefties beaten by Cubs in multiple matchups, with players Lash Sallee Leifield Marquard among the few successful lefties against them. It also mentions Roberts pitching and field duties for an Alabama team as a separate detail.
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Lash
Sallee
Cardinals
Leifield
Marquard
Handara
Covalaski
Phillies
Mattern
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Nap Ruckper
Dodgers
Geo. Willie
Giants
Wisconsin team plots baseball diplomacy tour to Japan
Madison July 3 University of Wisconsin players plan a goodwill trip to Japan to play ten games starting August 20 and Tokyo commitments total about 4000 dollars. They expect to meet the University of Japan and Seattle Washington to cap a season aimed at fostering friendship through sportsmanship amid wartime tensions.
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Wis
University
Wisconsin
Japan
Wheiagijuku
University of Japan
Knight
Tolu
Varaity
Washington University
Yahyo
Rush
Gonkwan Shibata
Dapundsa
Tokyo
Washington
Seattle
United States
England
Pirates Win 14 Straight Games in 1909 Season Run
The Pittsburgh Pirates achieved a 14 game winning streak in early June 1909. Captain Bye Clarke and sportswriter Wied Mangoer discuss the secret of the team’s success, praising brains nerve teamwork and luck behind the record setting stretch.
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Eax
Pittehmg Club
Nufinwad Joaygue
Sholeville Pawl
Clhirke
Sap
How to Win Fourteen Straight Games by Pittsburg Baseball
An article tracing Pittsburg Baseball's 14 straight wins credits a mix of factors including nerves, teamwork, and balanced play. Manager Wagner praises brave, focused players and team spirit, noting Miller and Leach as key contributors. Pitching and fielding support strong batting as the streak continues.
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Brooklyn
Jake Miller
Wagner
Miller
Carnegies
Tie
Jack
Wight
Nony
Trickster Arthur Irwin and the Noodle Sprinkler Tale
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls Arthur Irwin, famed Wesebtl glove inventor, as a quick, tricky shortstop for Philadelphia in the long pants era. The piece highlights his grassy sprinkling scheme to keep the field damp, his pregame hotel exit, and the old groundskeeping hustle that helped players handle wet infields and slow balls during sunbaked days.
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Owney Ghapun
Arthur Trwin
Irwin
Tio
Philadelphia
Ray
Irvin
Tye Khe
Fame
Cball
Irwin Alcove
Ung
Iria
Owith
Ing
Avis Stent
Brains and Money in Baseball Brains and Money in Baseball
An analysis argues that baseball brains, quick thinking and instant action, drive success and pay, as elite players earn vast salaries while many other professionals earn far less. The piece contrasts scientific brains with athletic prowess, noting top pitchers and position players command high six figure annual sums for limited seasons.
News and Notes of Sport Double-header gaiota
Report highlights a double header in Washington and Boston where Dore impresses, and first basemen Stem Meek and Autrey struggle to lock down the position for the Boston Nationals. Young Uy shines in Minneapolis, emerging as a force for the heavy hitters in the American Association.
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Weaguet Thiessengton
Dore
Stem
Meek Nor
Autrey
Young Uy
Young
Minneapolis
Americum Association
Name Change Scam Exposed in Early Baseball Tale
A tangled tale from New York area baseball days shows a player nicknamed Z or Zimmermen deceitfully billing payrolls by renaming himself to receive wages. Manager reveals pay confusion as Zimmermen claims to be Ables this trip, exposing a ruse that forced a club to question salary records and identities.
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Mra
Anne Wilson
Wilson
Polo Grounds
Les Bun
Giants
Patsy
Len Vincerinae
Doluny Evers
Zimmerman
Bagley
Zimerman
Igui
Iit
Del
Fast Featherweight Tops His Class in Promising Flight
In a brisk display the fast featherweight proves his skill against solid contenders. He moves with sharp footwork and steady punches, promising advancement as he meets top rivals in coming coastwise matchups.
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News and Notes OF Sport
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