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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1912
Page
6
A Boston American League pitcher, Casey Hagerman, moves to the Denver club after negotiations with Jersey City and Boston. The deal, tied to manager Charley and Indianapolis ties, signals ongoing AL westward player movements and confirms Eddie Hahn’s positive standing with the Des Sox.
Jack Murray of the Giants remains a strong thrower. Pat Maloney debuts with Wolverton as a new outfielder. Larry McLean had 38 straight games caught for the Reds. Billy Phyle named umpire in Canadian league. Bobby Gilks reports scarce material from New Orleans. Earl Mack to manage Atlantic City team. Ben Houser draws crowds for Boston Braves. Pat Maloney cost 10000 dollars to Highlanders. Russell Ford’s 1910 Mets record with the Americans noted. Cy Seymour shines for Newark in International league. Bean ball injures noted with Fred Clarke and Frank Chance. Jack Coombs wears harness while pitching. Young O Rourke impresses Boston fans. Ted Easterly’s huge bat attracts attention. Denny Sullivan sold to Indianapolis from Kansas City. Internal strife alleged to affect the Naps. Holdenville edges Oklahoma side in state play.
A discussion of smart base running by players like Wagner and Cobb. Aggressiveness tempered by judgment drives extra-base hits, as runners study pitchers and fielding tendencies to take chances at the right moments, turning singles into doubles and gaining bases on hits.
Tigers owner Navin says Donovan is a candidate to replace Jennings next season if the club does not improve. He criticizes Jennings for losing the players’ confidence and cites mishandled pitchers and poor team performance.
Anita Eberhardt twelve year old of San Francisco sucked venom from her father's leg wound and used a knife to enlarge the laceration, clearing venom and aiding his movement to safety eight miles to a farmhouse. Joseph Eberhardt a harness maker from San Francisco is recovering at a hospital in Palo Alto.
Pearl Hopper an 18 year old from De Beque Colorado single handedly nabbed Frank E. Lynch a tramp who was peering into her bedroom window. She retrieved her father's revolver confronted him and marched him to the city marshal for jail.
In Seattle Thomas A Wardall aged 98 declined anesthesia at a local hospital before an intended internal operation. He told doctors he did not need it and could still endure the procedure.
Berlin reports that Professor Payr at Leipzig transplanted thyroid tissue from the mother to a child born without a thyroid. Initial mental improvement appeared, but a reaction followed and the engrafted tissue deteriorated. Experts conclude idiocy cannot be permanently relieved when the thyroid gland is entirely absent.
Discoveries by Lawrence Baker and Bonaldo of the University of California in shale fields 28 miles east of Mina reveal a three toed horse the size of a lamb and well preserved dog remains. The area shows former tropical lake conditions with fossils up to eighteen feet high and fish remnants. magnesia bed assays run 97 percent. An eastern syndicate owns the land. Smithsonian may send an expedition for further study.
In New York a cashier named Misa Mary Foreth died after leaping into a rapidly rising elevator to reach her desk on time. The fall occurred as the elevator surged upward, and the details describe a fatal accident tied to rushing for punctuality.
Charles R. Hill reported a pair of 511 year old cuff links missing at a Chicago moving picture show. The cuff links were crafted in Scotland and said to have been passed down for 17 generations from father to son before arriving in America.
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