Tris Speaker Emerges As Boston Star In 1912 Season
The article profiles Tris Speaker of the Boston team as a fan favorite and key defensive player. It cites his improved hitting and inside play, highlights a perfect peg from center field that held Louden at third, and recalls a notable throw to prevent Davy Jones from scoring. It notes Speaker’s Texan roots, early career in North Texas and Houston, and purchase by Boston after a .314 season in 1907.
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Texan
Davy Jones
Louden
Trig Speaker
Boston
Tris
Speaker
Ty Cobb
Fame
Stahl
Delehanty
Willett
Tiger
Tigers
Jones
Crawford
Jennings
Carrigan
Hubbard City
Tex
Clebourne
Houston
Washington Fans Backing Cashion as Spitter Work Continues
Manager Clark Griffith of the Washington American League team remains confident in the young pitcher Jay Carl Cashion. Cashion endures a rigorous daily drills, learning the spitball under Griffith’s guidance while being developed patiently for strong contributions before the 1912 season. The capital city fans favor the promising prospect amid steady improvement.
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Clark Griffith
Washington
Jay Carl Cashion
Griff
Cashion
Leifield Shines as Dodgers Beat Brooklyn 7 to 2
Lefty Leifield, formerly a pirate, delivered a dominant pitching performance for the Cub team against Brooklyn. He held the Easterners to four hits and allowed two early runs, then shut them down as Dodgers fell in line. Leifield avoided trouble after the first inning and struck out only once with two on and none out.
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Cubs
Pirate Twirler
Brooklyn
Lefty Leifield
Cub
Lefty
Dodgers
Leifield
Ble
Passing of Hugh E. Keough Chicago Sport Writer
Hugh E. Keough known as Hek, a Chicago sport writer, dies leaving a unique Rhone place in sport letters. He founded a new school of sporting comment, was widely quoted and imitated, and praised for agile insight into the idiosyncrasies of sport. He chronicled its comedies and tragedies and criticized shams.
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Hek
Hugh E. Keough
Chicago
Rhone Place
Sport Letters
Baseball News Roundup of Players and Trades Across Leagues
Diamond Atlanta releases pitchers Paige and Johns to Montgomery. Connie Mack adds Pennock. Van Dyke joins Boston Americans. Toledo lists Hohnhorst low in lineup. Red Kuhn seen as Sox catching hope amid hospital squad era. Anson tours Minnesota Indians. Pfeffer manages in Greater Boston league. Dodgers struggle near last. Lelivelt leads International league at .405. Howell becomes Texas league umpire. Carney seeks umpire post. Mace’s son plays in Virginia league. New Orleans sells Lemon to Fort Worth.
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Atlanta
Paige
Johns
Montgomery
Larry Cheney
Connie Mack
Pennock
van Dyke
Worcester
Boston Americans
Toledo
Hohnhorst
Red Kuhn
Sox
Cap Anson
Minnesota
Jeff’ Pfeffer
Chicago Boston
Boston
Dodgers
Lelivelt
Clark Griffith
Harry Howell
Barrow
Bill Carney
Chivington
Harry Mace
New Orleans
Lee Lemon
Birmingham
Fort Worth
Nagelson
Lemon
Belleville Baseball Faces Strike Over Henry Ebel Incident
Belleville Ontario clerks league players warn of a strike mirroring a Tigers tactic after Henry Ebel, the Married Men's pinch hitter, delivered a powerful swing that sent the ball over the infield and outfield during Sunday play. The dispute centers on control of the game and potential room for future actions.
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Belleville
Ont
Ty Cobb
New York
Tigers
Henry Ebel Cirs
Epel
Ebel
Unbelief and conflict in Mark three lesson
A sermon outline on Mark chapter three contrasts three forms of unbelief the Pharisees malignant opposition the family and friends skepticism and the crowd’s eagerness to hear Jesus. It emphasizes Jesus patience with critics and the warning against blasphemy against the Holy Spirit as irreparable sin.
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Jesus
Jerusalem
Galilee
Beelzebub
Satan
God
Mary
Man
Pilate
Menace in Spitting Evil Seeks Public Health Action
The North Carolina state board of health warns that ninety five percent of consumption comes from careless spitting coughing and sneezing. Spit carries deadly germs and droplets travel 25 to 100 feet in quiet rooms, risking contamination of food and clothing.
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North Carolina State Board of Health
Cure for Eczema Shown by Mrs Selby Testimony
Eight years of painful eczema on hands ceased after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Mrs G A Selby of Redondo Beach California reports rapid improvement by the second day and full cure, praising the soap as cheap and best for shaving and bathing. A free sample and 82 page book are offered by Cuticura Dept L Boston.
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G. A. Selby
Redonda Beach
Cal
A Special Favor and Probing Sayings in Brooklyn Life
A quirky dialogue shows a customer requesting a 2000 pound ton of coal from a dealer. The item is framed amid odd snippets on water adulteration and the lure of Red Cross Ball Blue. Social quips mix with remarks on laziness and gendered modesty.
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Brooklyn Life
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Jay Cashion
Lelfield
BE. O. Sellers
The
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Garfield
Petiity
Aine
Samuel Pitcrer
Ecentaur ‘Company
Bears
Vienna
Libby
Whittemore
Whittemore Bros. &Co
Albany St
Cambridge
Mass
Book of Advicy and Patent Office
Clements & Clements
Colorado
New South Prairie
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