Cleveland Blues Could Capture AL Pennant This Year
Talk of baseball and turf sports features a playful challenge to Mr. Comb and Mr. Fielder about the Cleveland Blues potentially winning the American League pennant this season.
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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Reporter
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1907
Page
7
Talk of baseball and turf sports features a playful challenge to Mr. Comb and Mr. Fielder about the Cleveland Blues potentially winning the American League pennant this season.
The passage blends racing lore and baseball talk, praising riders like Lee and showcasing jockey feats. It recalls notable trainers and players, cites records held by Fred Archer and George Fordham, and notes Lee’s six wins and a new track mark for Foreigner. It also chronicles Kelvin’s win at Woodbine with dramatic detail.
Our New York correspondent reports AloMex plans another Salome production in English for New York and a tour. Mile Trouhanova will star as Salome, with Warfield and Frohman collaborators to aid the project. Warfield's Shakespearean ambitions and the London reception of American plays are discussed alongside Brady's London venture and Frohman’s remarks.
Stage gossip surveys Frohman and other managers lining up London and New York productions. Plans include Miss May Robson in Uncle Tom's Cabin style tour, Kremer's visit to present The Outlaw's Christmas, and Kremer rehearsing new plays after August. Donalda in Covent Garden succeeds, with Paris Opéra Comique next, while Jack Barrymore replaces Arnold Daly in Boy of Co. B.
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