World loves a loser but Cubs claim sour excuses
Tip Wright critiques Cubs excuses after defeats by Athletics. He notes Artie Hofman and others raise health and injury claims, while counters that Cubs signals and misfortunes were exposed as weaknesses. He recalls Cubs signaling issues contrasted with Eddie Collins tipping signals for Philadelphia.
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The excerpt argues about fairness from perspective of teams affected, noting that gains or losses shift depending on who holds power and the resulting trouble when roles reverse. It reflects tension between teams over perceived advantages.
Diamond Glints Umpires and League Deals This Winter
The piece notes second hand umpires named Johnstone Rigter and Brennan offered by the National League at bargain rates. It mentions Ban Johnson credits for extending Manager Stallings with owner Farrell resisting and hints at interleague friction. It questions Farrell’s control attempts and criticizes Frank Chance and Cubs related to a bear meat dish and an equilibrator.
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Double Plays World Series to Winter to Spring Training Trip
The brief notes a sequence from the world series to winter plans and a spring training tour spanning Atlantic City Trent and New York. It highlights a sports travel progression and locations tied to baseball events and preparations.
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Pacific Coast League Sets 1911 Season Length
The Pacific Coast baseball league board of directors met in annual session and decided the 1911 season will run 26 weeks, two weeks shorter than the current season. A new rule bans selling players after September 1 of a baseball year.
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Wella Emerges as England’s Rising Heavyweight Hope
The piece touts Wella as a standout British heavyweight, rivaling Sam Langford and potential future foes for Jack Johnson. It praises his natural fighting instinct and raw pace, noting past performances were uneven but promising with proper coaching to unlock his exceptional power and speed.
Vacation for the stomach with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
An advertising tale urges readers to let a substitute do the work of a distressed stomach. A lawyer recounts relief after using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, claiming restored health and vigor and attributing a successful outcome to the remedy. Tablets sell for 60 cents at druggists.
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