Mathewson Near Third No Hit No Run Game
A chaotic historical note praises Christy Mathewson of the New York Giants, nicknamed Matty Six, detailing near no hit no run feats including games on July 1, 1901 and in 1905 against Chicago. It recalls manager McGraw guiding the squad toward a potential third no hitter, alongside anecdotes about other players and figures from early 20th century baseball.
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Mathewegon
Christy
Jove
Piltehors
Matty
Mathewson Wine
Mouetl
Lote
Yntaple
Phate
Dome
Jb Ko
McGraw
Brooklyn
Phil Dahlen
Isteofio
Mathewson
War
McElveen
Deviln
Matiewson
Loula
Milny
Checago Bays
Principles of teamwork and player dedication in baseball
A veteran reflection on teamwork, conditioning, and mental focus shaping success in baseball. It emphasizes harmony, disciplined practice before the season, and maintaining courage, signals, and nerve under strain. The text notes champions study opponents, avoid complacency, and value study and effort over talent alone.
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Borg
Mitchell Studies the Game and Willie Mitchell in Focus
Willie Mitchell stands out as a rising left handed pitcher with potential to be among the best in the country. He left school a year ago and draws on Texas league time, spends daily hours studying a rule book, and reviews Mayers’ records across leagues to sharpen his craft.
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Ed Walsh
Boston
Walsh
Red Sox
Ball Park
Willie
Willie Mitchell
McGuire
Mayers
Murray's Claim Settled in National League Settlement
William J. Murray's claim against a Philadelphia National League baseball figure was adjusted after a meeting between National League president Thomas J. Lynch former manager Murray and Klala of the Philadelphia club. The settlement covered unsettled contract dues and back salary, with details not made public.
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William J. Murray
Philadelphia National League Baseballer
Thomas J. Lynch
National League
Murray
Klala
Philadelphia
Walsh Breaks Hoodoo in Chicago Sox Tilt with Tigers
Hig Ed Walsh, famed Chicago White Sox pitcher, finally breaks his hoodoo as Detroit visits. After eleven innings, Walsh helps trim Jennings, with a ragged defense behind him. He fans Bush five times and Ty Cobb also goes down twice in the marathon game.
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Walsh
Ed Walsh
Chicago Sox
Detroit Tigers
Chicago
Jennings
Bush
Webalts
Ty Cobb
Cubs Boss Escapes Fine After Kling Contract Release
The national baseball commission ruled Chicago Cubs owner does not pay a $200 fine for sending a contract to Johnny Kling while he was suspended. The panel said it was necessary to hold the player as his old contract had expired, and punishing Mr. Murphy would be unfair.
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Cubs
National Baseball Commission
Chicgo Cubs
Johnny Kling
Mr. Murphy
South Dakota Topics Summary of diverse construction and society notes
Chamberlain sees Milwaukee Road progress toward a steel bridge over the river. Leyden Congregational Church plans a new building this year with funds raised. Old settlers meet in Campbell county for annual celebration with sports. Private and bank deposits in the state total 456725 on March 29, up from January. Parker plans a new high school building voters to decide May 24. Immigration surges in Dallas Mobridge and other towns as lands open. Mitchell hosts a joint medical session June 7 and 8 with many physicians. German church dedicated in Maine around Vane with debt paid. Sully county inspects courthouses for a new building costing about 75000. A commercial club formed in Bally with street lights installed. March teacher examinations show 949 applicants, 497 certified. SD Teachers Association calls Mitchell convention successful. Yankton chosen for 1911. Deadwood Eagles plan for 500 members to visit, Nebraska Eagles to meet in Chadron.
Health and fortune hinge on woman’s well being sold by Dr Pierce
An old advertisement proclaims fortune depends on womanly health and promotes Dr Pierce’s Prescription as a home remedy. It claims decades of success for delicate, pain-wracked women, with confidential letters to Buffalo New York and free advice offers. It also touts Prerec’s Gaunt Family Doctor and a medical adviser book sent for stamps.
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Pierc Worite
Rick Wowes
Dr. Pierce
Dispersal Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
M. D
Buffalo
N. Y. de
Prerce
Boor
People's Common Sense
Benefit in Outdoor Schools Statement by Dr Stoll
Dr Henry Farbum Stoll of Hartford argues for outdoor schools to aid delicate children and those with tuberculosis related bone disease. He cites that 20 to 40 percent of city schoolchildren may be TB infected, and cottons on tuberculin tests showing higher infection rates among children from tuberculous homes than healthy homes.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Henry Far Bum Stoll
Hartford
Conn
Stoll
Leech Import Trends and Schoolyard Anecdotes
The text notes rising leech imports from 1902 to 1908 and a total value around 44 000 in the decade ending 1908, with leeches imported free of duty. It also references snails once listed for importation, then dropped, and shares a Baltimore pupil’s farewell to school, plus a humorous boarder breakfast pie quip from Harper’s Magazine and Youth’s Companion.
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Bureau of Statistics
Leeches
Phrase About Tiara Purchases Sparks Witty Banter
A light exchange unfolds as a customer requests tiaras for his wife and the clerk asks for a price. The man counters with a cheeky line about identifying his wife by note of a visible tiara, adding humor to a simple shopping moment.
Noisy Nuisances and Simple Fixes for Quiet Homes
In a chatty home column Ella and Stella discuss common domestic annoyances caused by drafty doors windows creaky drawers and noisy sewing machines. Practical tips include wedging open doors to curb rattling rubbing soap on drawers oil on hinges and other small fixes to reduce noise and sleepless nights.
Value of Steel Car Demonstrated in Tunnel Collision
The steel car proved valuable as protection to passengers in a collision in the Hudson tunnel New York City. There was no telescoping as with wooden cars and injuries were mild from the shock of the impact.
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Hudson Tunnel
New York City
Out of the Race for International Congress Aviators
Washington and Baltimore withdraw from the contest as cities clash over who should host the National or International Congress of Aviators, ending their bids.
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Washington
Baltimore
Surprising Event Report Reaches Mr Brown
Fragmentary dialogue shows Mr Brown rushing in as Marie and Mrs Brown react. Intelligence reportedly arrives, triggering excitement. additional context is limited by damaged text, leaving core scene and emotions but few concrete details.
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Mr. Brown
Marie
Mrs. Brown
Bank Heaven
Henry
Cause of the Rush and a Ball Park Departure
A terse saying notes the mad rush for wealth as a sad human impulse while a lighthearted aside mentions men headed to the ball park. The piece juxtaposes grim truth with fictional fairy tale sentiment and ends with a quip about marriage patterns in fiction.
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Ball Park
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