Hoodoo Stuffy McInnis Faces Russell Ford Spitball Tale
The New York star pitcher Russell Ford recounts a long encounter with Stuffy McInnis of the Philadelphia Athletics. Ford describes using a slow spitter to counter McInnis and claims the hitter’s luck and class have troubled him in multiple games since his major league start.
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Napoleon Lajoie Keeps Notable Extra Base Record
Nap has a wonderful record as an extra base swatter with the Naps and Athletics. From 1896 to 1912 he totaled 1 090 extra bases, led by 553 doubles 156 triples and 75 home runs. His peak year was 1901 with 113 extra bases and his best Naps season 1904 with 93 extra bases.
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Cobb Shines Against Athletics In Favorite Showing
Tyron Cobb delivers his best game versus the Athletics, fueling a standout performance and solidifying his reputation as a key rival.
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Maranville praise from Dowd fuels Hall of Fame buzz
Veteran Tom Dowd lauds Rabbit Maranville as a future great defender and recalls his early promise from Springfield high school days in 1919. The piece notes Maranville’s rise, his recent impact, and connections to James, a 21 year old California native with Seattle ties who stands 6'3" and 200 pounds.
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Cy Morgan as a Comback Sensation in American Association
The season spotlight falls on Cy Morgan the ex-Athletic pitcher. Rumors say three major league managers including Connie Mack seek his services as he rebuilds form with regular hard work. Morgan needs steady starts every few games to stay sharp, with the Athletics unlikely to trade him amid his strong early performance. The draft remains a possible endgame after the season.
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Baseball Notes From Around The Circuits
Scattered items report Charlie Deal sold to Providence, Joe Engel praised by Griffth, Moseley of Youngstown set a strikeout mark, Moran says Phillies play under par, Washington fans plan Johnson tribute, Lobert's brother Ollie in Pittsburgh, Rabbit Robinson shining for Canton, Cy Morgan at Kansas City keeps promise, Koneteky wears glass diamond and won in Chicago.
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Tinker Gains Fan Support as Redland Struggles
Joe Tinker enjoys strong fan confidence and support in Redland despite the team sitting bottom. He has been praised for the Fromme to McGraw trade for Ames Devore and Groh, a move that has drawn wide acclaim.
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Vogue for Figured Voile in a Timeless Tea Gown
The article praises figured voile gowns revived as durable and stylish, ideal as a top with a slim white skirt or a dancing dress. It notes alternatives in figured taffeta but favors voile for novelty and versatility. Tips include a tea gown for the 5 o'clock hour, embroidered muslin or clung lace trims, a round crown cap, rosebud accents, and pairing with contrasting silk stockings and high heels.
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Waists And New Figures In Orient Inspired Styles
The piece discusses fashion cautions about oriental influences in clothing. It argues that swirled draperies suit some figures, but pairing an oriental skirt with an American shirt waist is unattractive, urging women to modify waistlines and keep the coat for balance.
Larger Hats for Summer Fashion in Gardens and Streets
Milliners unveil larger summer hats as warm weather nears. A striking white Neapolitan straw lingerie hat features a plateau of net and dark brocaded ribbon tied at the crown, crossed in front and laid on the brim. Many styles show low crowns, drooping brims, and wreaths of tiny flowers encircling the crown.
Ornaments for the Hair Adorn Evening Coiffures
A fashion note describes hair ornaments replacing straight fillets with curved bands forming a wavy line. Jewelled circlets with fringe adjust instantly, and a popular design features wheels between two jeweled bands ending in points on each side. The bandeau sits high in front, flattering round faces.
Complication of Wominns Ills Prompts Lydia Pinkham Aid
Athens Texas resident Mrs Saran Ir Whitty reports long standing illnesses improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and other suggested remedies. Neighbors note she looks younger than fifteen years ago and the Pinkham lab in Lynn Massachusetts holds hundreds of thousands of letters praising its health benefits. Women are urged to write for confidential advice to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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