Baseball Headlines and League Woes Across the Circuits
The piece surveys National and American League standings with Pittsburgh and New York rising, Philadelphia pressuring, and Chicago and Boston in pursuit. It notes fines and suspensions for Dillard and Padden, praises umpire John Gaffney, and comments on league discipline. It also mentions railway and road-building plans by wheelmen and a Minneapolis bid for the 1903 cycling meet, plus a DC side-path drive funded by excursions.
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Knooklyn
Pittsburg
Superbas
Pirates
Fred Clarke
Philadelphia
Quakers
New York
Savery Day
St. Lowie
Cincinnati
Chicago
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Philadelphia Quakers
Welles
Judlohan
Young Bradley
Brooklyn
New York Birute League
Orphiung
John Gaffney
Velomin
Berinton
Donlin
St. Louis
Powell
Red Donahue
Delehanty
Lajoie
Flick
Boston
Donovan
Slagle
Taylor
Rowe Shettsline
Pottinger
Worcester
Ban Johnson
Ryan
Dillon
Detroit
Dick Padden
Pat. Dillard
Sheridan
Dillard
Padden
Wismere
Elderfield
Tittle Tiger
Hin
mYgh
League of American Wheelmen
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Times
Buffalo
N. Y
District of Columbia
Washington
Early Football Prospects At Penn And Columbia
Preliminary practice began on the University of Pennsylvania grounds with many candidates reporting to Coach Wodruff. Key losses include Overfield Gatland Kennedy and Coombs while Woodley may be this year’s quarterback. At Columbia Captain Wilson cannot play and Morley may be tried at quarter as the team seeks a capable fullback and quarterback. The piece also notes boxing stars Jeffries Fitzsimmons Corbett and McGovern transitioning to stage and other postring plans.
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University of Pennsylvania
Woodruff
Overfeld
Coombs
Gatland
Kennedy
Columbia
Wilson
Simon
Inap
Morley
James J. Jeffries
Billy Brady
Sam
Jeffries
Irving
Mansfield
Robert Fitzsimmons
Bob
the Bowery
Tom Sharkey
Navy
Gus Kuhlin
Childless Flat Tale Told By St Peter Gatekeeper
A whimsical poem from Chicago Time depicting St Peter barring a childless woman from heaven and suggesting she find a quiet, childfree flat below the earth where she had comfort, while arguing heaven must be free of children. The tale contrasts earthly comfort with heavenly gates and the fate of motherhood.
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Chicago
A Soldier and a Maiden at the Paulding Farm
In 1780 near Tarrytown two farmer dressed men carry muskets and plan a scouting for the patriot cause. A 16 year old girl meets a seemingly courteous stranger who turns out to be Benedict Arnold, a British spy. He is captured, tried, and executed, while the maiden and the family face the tragic consequences.
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Ello
Paulding Farm
Tarrytown
Hudson
Paulding
van Wert
Williams
Jim Henderson
James
Minnie
Alt
Minnie Paulding
Smith
Washington
Smiths
Geld
Beni
Arnold
Poxscesor
Andre
Solder
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Knights of the Unit
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St. Peter
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Prythee
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