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Cuban Baseball Teamto Play Krebs FridayTlie Cuban Star Baseball team ol llavnna Cuba who defeated the Cincinnati National League Club and Detroit Ameicau |-i*a^uo Club and the 'Indianapolis American A*-eociation Club »n a series of g lines in Havana diirLtiR the rail or IS US and 09. arrived in New Orleans on April 1.. or this year an.I started in .by defVHting the Clubs at -New Or-.eans, Mobile. Pensacola, Memphis, the various Independent Clubs of at Louavllle, Indianapolis .and Cincinnati ,as well as Uaytou and Evans-■Ylllo Clubs ol the Central U-ngue, the JSlgln Penaur, Kankakee, Clinton. Freeporl Clubs of ih* Northern Association'. the Beards-town, Clinton. Pekin, Keokuk, Hail-iva. Monmouth anti Ottawa teams ol the Central Association the Hock ford. Oskosk and Ravine teams ol the AVifconsli) and Illinois League, The LaCrossc, Wausau. Winona teams of I ho Minnesota ami 'Wisconsin l-engur ami all of llse teams In the City League In Chicago as well as the various big teams outside m the same city.This is the seventh animal tom ol the Cuban Slurs uf Havana and during their various tours tlirough the United States they have defeated as the minor League Cuba in every as lt;ch minor League Clubs iu every slate e»=t of the Mississippi. The playing are far superior to the Minor League teams throughout the United States but owing' to the fact ihnt none of the players speak Ktt-lll-ib all oi their cinching ir. done in Spanish.They never have been’ a success individually on teams throughout ihe United States although several Cuban players are at present playlug do the New Britain Club of the Connecticut iLoague. Pc-tidrosa oneof the star twlrleis shut out the lb'll oit American League t/lub without a hll Inst fall-when the big American League Club ma le a visit lo Cuba where the •Uflrolts were beaten nine games out uf the twelve game series which the Cincinnati Club did not faie as well us they lost twelve games out of iHlcen game at*rtea, Memliz ghntliux on I the Cincinnati team lor twenty-seven In* n in vs without a hit.The team is composed of surli players as i.Molina and Gonzales cat riling,, Pemh-osa, McndeK, zales. Medros adu Padron doing the pitching, Parpotti, first bare, Santa Crus, second ba=o. Hurta Monti, third base alUiciigli Dust a Manli Konerally covers the position of short slopin the out Held are Uarcla. Mag-riant and Moran tlio learn being composed of fourteen playeis whose salaries ar.* the equivalent of class 11 National Association. The quick throwing and lightning plays made by the team as well as the coaching in Spanish liavc brought out thousand:; throughout the United States to see llieir game and there are several iiil-ii on the team whu canout throw in a long distance contest any player in the* United 'Stales tlio Cub mis being noted for their wonder Till arms. An exhibition last year o1 long distance throwing in Chicago, Busta Manti broke llm world s record by twenty-two incites at Logan Square Park.Prior to the biv League tcumn going lo Cnha Clubs from the- 'New England league, the. New York Stale Li-ngne, the Connerticiil League and the 'Eastern l.eay.ue viitcd Havana bul wcie no mulch whatever for the Cubans.ctr.Ht r, k \\\: rn u\i rkik win hamf amithe one or irh:iMaithegiV«uniMtertillsitslawthebutthehit*loblai-jWintirotioiopband|U‘(Ime-theeveKoithehoimoin acatngr•r.lio ICe. cor I ry i ha (heIcl 11 pm NowiitluEOini:i !salnrmisi atoroi
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Hamilton Daily Republican News
Hamilton, Ohio, US
Sat, Jul 16, 1910
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UT, USA 27 Jan 2017
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