Springfield Bell Club Back in Action Amid Baseball Talks
The Springfield club of the Threw T league plans to challenge with Gells in the season. The piece discusses Kling’s reinstatement in Chicago and Donlin’s return with the Giants, noting Donlin’s brief Chicago stay for a possible comeback and the national commission’s stance. It also profiles veteran players like Frank W. Sanders and Ray Spencer, plus remarks on pitchers Lefty Leftfield and Yingling’s national interest.
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Clean Aggressiveness Will Win Games Says Evers
Former baseball figure speaks on the value of clean aggression and taking calculated chances to win games. He argues that mindset and fair play outperform mere talent and warns against reckless or dishonorable tactics.
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Three-Fingered Mordecai Brown Shines for Cubs
Mordecai Brown, famed Cubs pitcher nicknamed Three Fingered Brown, adapted after losing a right-hand finger. Through steady practice he gained control and a devastating curve, relying on catchers like Johnny Kling to place pitches precisely and become a feared figure for batters.
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Central League Managers Turn Players in Notable Season Mix
Central Lewptie reports highlight managers who also play positions. Montgomery ul Fupenville leads Meld as captain while Terre Haute’s Qerth battles for top shortstop, with Ratdy ov eupiee aiming for Grand Ruhnlds. Kile Wheeler and Aggie Grant man second base, Timmy Burke at third for Kt RIM Philips handles pitching. Critics deem several managers among the league’s best at their roles.
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No Captain for Naps Football Team Names No Captain
The Nap team likely has no captain this season as Jim McGuire doubts he will appoint one and will handle duties himself. A player may call plays when plays force two or three fielders to cover a hit. Jim avoids troublesome players who could argue with umpires and may resort to a diplomatic approach if calls go against the Naps.
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McCarthy May Join Cubs After Notre Dame Finish
Reports say Notre Dame shortstop McCarthy may sign with the Chicago Cubs before season end. He has reportedly agreed to report to President Murphy in August and will play the first half of the season with the South Bend club.
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Roosevelt Expedition Names and Deaths Amid Africa Trip
Fragmentary text references Major Mearns and J Altley Loving connected to an Africa expedition with former President Roosevelt. It mentions a surgeon and possible casualties, but details are garbled and unclear.
Roosevelt Era Expedition Recalled By Survivors
The account describes a Swahili coastal expedition where natives were not paid money but entertained with a hippopotamus feast. Major Mearns recalls walking over 2,000 miles on duty with minimal illness, while Colonel Roosevelt leads and reflects on the mission's necessity and outcomes.
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Havens Vies for New York Governor Post
Rochester Democrat James 8 Havens, recently elected to Congress from the Thirty second New York district, has been mentioned as a candidate for governor. Havens, a prominent lawyer and longtime Democrat, previously partnered with the late James Breck Perkins and will fill his seat.
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Local Politics and Key Elections Mentioned in District Dispatch
The piece notes a Representative elected by a 10 187 vote plurality over a Democrat and references Havens who supported Grover Cleveland in both campaigns but has withdrawn from active politics since Bryan rose as Democratic leader. Havens opposed both Bryan for president and Hearst for governor, though Hearst and Bryan supporters backed him in a recent race. The district is urged to view life as livable and duties as pleasant despite outcomes.
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South Dakota News Roundup on Lands and Local Happenings
South Dakota reports detail Beadle County land sales values and state land leasing plans. Pierces and Nisland notes cover Baby Peters Woerckman christening, Western union crew departures, and a town celebration. Kimball votes for a new schoolhouse bonds, and Homestake mine shipments boost the U S assay office.
Simpson and Watson Trade Pleasant Talk
Simpson calls Watson a pleasant talk ing man. Watson agrees, noting Simpson is agreeable unless religion golf automobiles or politics are raised.
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Deaf and Dumb Asylum Mention Sparks Controversy
In a Broadway area scene near the Twenty second Regiment armory a guide fragments a slang word into three parts provoking a clash of words between a young boy and an aunt. The term sparks questions about a deaf and dumb asylum as a misunderstood remark causes public ire.
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