Old Master Mathewson to lead Cincinnati Reds rumors
Speculation swift on Christy Mathewson returning from New York to manage the Cincinnati Reds after years as a dominant pitcher. The piece traces his career arc, the trade that sent Amos Rusie to the Giants, and the potential impact on the Reds as a pennant contender in a volatile Cincinnati baseball town.
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Kelley
Ganzel
Griffith
Q'Day
Tinker
Herzog
Cincinnati Reds
Christy Mathewson
New York
Cincinnati
Reds
Matty
Broadway
Amos Rusie
Rusie
Giants
Loon
Charlie Hergog
Trol
Factoryville
National and American baseball results recap
National results show Chicago 8 New York 3 and St Louis 1 Boston 2. American results record Detroit 9 Chicago 12 and Cleveland 2 St Louis 5. No other scores reported.
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Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Butte Sea
Vancouver
Great Falla
Broomtynee
Philadelphia
Pittebureee
Cincinnati
Washington
Tennis for Beginners How Florence Ballin Plays
The article teaches a backcourt stance and quick returns to counter swift serves. It advises staying behind the baseline, aiming to hit crosscourt or lob shots, and using quick returns to shift from defense to offense. It emphasizes watching the ball as it rises and responding to spins and placements.
Coming Series Critical One in Big League Race
New York July 24 The big league schedule shifts east and west as Detroit Chicago and Cleveland prepare to face their homes teams while Brooklyn and New York push for pennant hopes. Hughey High and Ray Caldwell return for the Yankees as Donovan’s squad seeks late-season impact.
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New York
Pullman
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Yanks
Hughey High
Ray Caldwell
Donovan
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Barefoot Golfing Gains Followers At Happy Hollow
In Omara Nebraska on July 24 golfers meet at Happy Hollow to play barefoot. Dr D T Quigley credits barefoot play with reducing aches and improving efficiency while a fellow golfer warns of hidden risks in rough grass.
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Omara
Neb
Happy Hollow
D. T. Quigley
Dr. Quigley
Final Events Soon in Woodland Park Net Tourney
Thursday or Friday will see the final events of the annual playfield tennis tournament at Woodland park. Frank Fuller, who is managing the meet, asks any players unable to complete their matches to notify him to save time.
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Woodland Park
Frank Fuller
Largest Race Hoss in World Is Now in Cleveland Town
Ex pert judges of hoss flesh down in Murray county Tennessee dubbed him Little Boy but one look at Frank K standing 17 hands high and built accordingly suggests he is the largest race horse in the world. Frank K is quartered at the North Randall track in Cleveland Ohio.
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Cleveland
Hoss Flesh Down
Murray County
Tennessee
Frank K
Blue Grass
Jess Willard
North Randall Track
Perfect Weather Fuels High Trap Scores at Seattle Ranges
Sunny conditions at Green Lake and Harbor Island lure shooters to top scores. L. S. Barnes breaks 48 of 60 at Green Lake while Dr. J. F. Hill and Don R. Baker hit 90 of 100. McKelvey shoots 49/50 at Harbor Island with D. Rhodes, pro, at 97/100.
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Green Lake
Harbor Island
L. S. Barnes
J. F. Hill
Don R. Baker
C. BE
McKelvey
D. Rhodes
Butte Infielder Sold to Philadelphia Athletics
Roy Grover, second baseman for the local Northwestern league club, has been sold to the Philadelphia Athletics. Ira Thomas, veteran catcher and scout, recommended the Ballard boy. Grover will report for a trial in the major league next spring.
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Roy Grover
Philadelphia Athletics
Ira Thomas
Ballard Boy
Grover
Border Heat and Baseball Stars Highlight a Long Ago Page
A collage of sports and frontier verse recalls border heat at Brownsville and El Paso, with notes on White Sox pennant hopes, Wagner versus Lajoie form, bantamweight boxing, and various sports figures. The piece blends era talk with lighter musings and humorous asides.
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Rio Grande
Oregon state tennis tourney opens at Waverley Country Club
The annual Oregon state net championship starts in Portland with entries from Washington California Idaho Montana and many Oregon players. Claire Shannon and Lawrence Brown are among Seattle entries as the tournament unfolds on the Waverley Country Club course.
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Portland
Washington
California
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Claire Shannon
Lawrence Brown
Seattle
Waverley Country Club
Not a Dollar Need Be Paid Till Cured Medical ad claims guaranteed cure
An advertisement invites afflicted individuals to confidentially discuss their condition with the doctor. It promises thorough examination, diagnosis, and proof of cure without cost or obligation, and notes a twelve year presence in the state with stated hours.
Welsh in Training for Leonard Mix
New York report notes Freddie Welsh training hard for his bout with Benny Leonard scheduled for next Friday night. Leonard expresses respect for the youthful challenger and trains in Douglaston, S. 1, after a brief layoff following his canceled bout with Charley White. A Star Want Ad offers an acreage tract for sale.
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New York
Freddie Welsh
Benny Leonard
Douglaston
S. 1
Charley White
Olga Dormer Swim Champion Offers Confidence Boost
The Star previews an advice feature by 18 year old Olga Dormer a girl swimming champion. She will share guidance on overcoming fear of failure and building confidence through steady effort. Scout Billy Sullivan views Bill Rose's twisters while Nick Williams Spokane Indians face a seven game set at 2 pm and Charley Schmutz aims to defeat the Reds in the opening round.
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Olga Dormer
Billy Sullivan
Detroit
Bill Rose
Bill
Nick Williams
Spokane Indians
Charley Schmutz
Reds
Giants Split Two-Game Session
Seattle won the first 1 to 0 in 12 innings and took the second 3 to 2 over Great Falls. Umpire Howlett’s decisions and injuries affected the games. Cadman sidelined, Cunningham to catch, Hester and Boeckel fined for rowdyism after Saturday’s match.
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Shaw
Morse
Cunningham
Eldred
Giddings
Eveee Healey
Healey
Mefvror
Nnnes
Wolfram
Bennett
Keily
Bheehan
Sheehan
Kelly
Boeckel
O Haworth
McArdie
Hi Meester
Tower
Orse
Kelly Frolen
Basco Raymond
Hennett
Hester Strack
Wolfram Paris
Woolfram
Cerifice
Dag's
Battlements
Geo. Howlett
Giants
Howlett
Renton
Harry Howell
Great Falls
Walter Cadman
Cadman
Tommy Cunningham
Victoria
Vancouver
Dad
Norman Boeckel
Tigers and Reds Split Double on Tacoma Lot
Tacoma report details a doubleheader split between the Tigers and Reds. First game featured Harstad Sheely Bonner Mehihaf and others with Evans and Murray contributing. Second game saw Noble Evans and Murray in action while Erland and Baldwin rested.
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Reds
Tacoma
Tesulta
Harstad
Sheely
Bonner Mehihaf
Apa
Sae
Noble
Evans and Murray
Outerland
Baldwin
The People's Economic Rights and the Strike
An open letter arguing for dock workers' rights amid Seattle labor strife. It defends unions, critiques wage scales for overtime and explosives handling, condemns violence and misinformation, and previews a future piece on the open shop.
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Edwin J. Brown
Seattle
Manufacturers’ Association
Tle
Orient
Vladivostok
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