Aborigines Slipping From Sight In Major Leagues
The Indian players in the major leagues face uncertain futures. Chief Bender nears the end of his run, and Chief Meyers may break with Brooklyn officials over a contentious issue. Ben Tincup drifts to the minors, Jin Bue Jacket faded from view, and Jim Thorpe’s Giants shot remains slim. The coming season could see only one Indian regular in both leagues.
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Chief Bender
Fast Company
Chief Meyers
Ebbete
Brooklyn
Ben Tincup
Jin Bue Jacket
Jim Thorpe
Jim
Giants
Want Francis Ouimet Back
About 800000 American golfers favor restoring Francis Ouimet to his amateur status. A writer notes Ouimet, once an amateur and ex-open champion from Boston, rose from a sporting goods counter to thwart English pros at Brookline. The USGA, with roughly 2000 clubs, has taken action against Ouimet.
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Francis Ouimet
Oulmet
Boston
Brookline
United States
United States Golf Association
Ouimet
Intercollegiate Soccer League Aims Season Finish Before Thanksgiving
The league including Pennsylvania Cornell Yale Harvard Princeton and Haverford will play six games to end the season before Thanksgiving to dodge stormy weather. Pennsylvania won the Intercollegiate Championship and the Pennsylvania state series, while the telekercule second division tourney saw Quaker City clubs and Vieluity participate.
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Pennsylvania
Cornell
Yale
Harevard
Princeton
Veteran sold to Columbus in White Sox trade deal
Veteran catcher Tack Lapp, tied to Chicago, is reported traded to Joe Tiker's Columbus club from the Athletics. Lapp was not pending, with Rowland listing three other catchers and planning to use Behatk daily unless he is sidelined by a jury.
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Tack Lapp
White Sox
Joe Tiker
Columbus
Chicago
Athleticn
Lapp
Rowland
Behatk
Little Pickups of Sport and Baseball Buzz
A collage of baseball gossip and player chatter notes upcoming seasons. Mentions Marty Kavanagh Benny Kauff Ban Johnson Dave Pulte Connie Mack Joe Buy and others. Speculates on umpire changes, trades, and race for the league crown with snatches about dampened salaries and player fines.
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Benny Kauff
Ban Johnson
Dave Pulte
Bowton
Packard’s varied pitching arsenal fools batters in trade talk
Baseball writers note Gene Packard’s repertoire includes straight overhand sidearm underhand and a crossfire blend. His mix confounds left and right handed hitters with rapid, sharp deliveries and a notable change of pace.
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Gene Packard
Ciewe
Majure
Jin” Vaughn
Mitchell
Packard
New York Giants
Napa
Cornell rewards players with gold insignia for wins
Cornell University adopts a reward system for football and baseball players. Athletes who win both the Michigan and Pennsylvania football games may wear a miniature gold football on a watch chain or fob. Gold baseballs may be worn for six of nine wins including Princeton Yale Michigan and Pennsylvania, with conditions avoiding Pennsylvania victories.
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Cornell University
Ithaca
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Pingeton
Yale
Gable House at Dartmouth Opens for Visiting Athletes
Dartmouth College to operate The Gable House through the athletic council with space for 30 men. The facility includes single rooms, a large living room, assembly quarters, coaches conference room, and a dining room for meals at the college commons. A lodging fee will be charged.
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Dartmouth College
Atetic Council
College
Mathewson Plans Cincinnati Home After Season
Christy Mathewson will reside in Cincinnati Ohio after the training season ends. He pledged to move to the Ohio town at the start of winter and faced tensions with Redland fame by staying in New York.
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Christy Mathewson
Ohio City
Cincinnai
Hia
Ohio
Redland
New York
Under False Colors triumph at Durham romance
Willis infiltrates the Clare family case in Durham to expose a crime and win Rachel Clare. He bonds with Sidney Clare and Rachel, tears off a loyalty badge, then confesses his wrongs. The fugitive brother is cleared, and Willis earns forgiveness and mutual love amid a quiet moral twist.
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Pont
Sidney Clare
Profveston
Secret Service
Willa
Bright
Young
Wille
Shiner Cline
Leek
Clare
Uey
Durham
Willis
Dorham
Rachel Clare
Mo Wan
Gore
Rachel Heckulf
Willie
Hineelf
Lly
Rachel Chiro
Willia
Rachel
Willent
Ttnehel
Munrke
Rhehel
Sidney Chine
King
Wiles
Hin
Sidney
Forest fires costly to economy and lives in the U S
The article estimates total losses from forest fires in the United States at about 25 million dollars in property, plus equal losses from timber, crops, and stock damage. Indirect costs include unemployment, higher wood prices, and wider economic impact. A separate note mentions a torpedo boat maintaining four hours at four percent speed without smoke.
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United States
Cawrilla
Cheliseea Ba
Utba Fett
The Mice Find a New Pantry After House Invasion
In a tale of a family of mice and a house, Mr and Mrs Mouse discover a pantry full of cheese and treats while their children imagine a feast. Cats haunt their fears as humans return, prompting a move to seek a safer pantry and a new home for the mice.
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Daddy
Mr. Mouse
Mrs. Mouse
Om Cat
Pople
Mouse
Mother Mouse
Alice
Land of the Free girl must curb faults to earn privileges
A reflection on a girl in the Land of the Free saying pride in citizenship comes with self control. If she admits faults such as a sharp tongue and quick temper, she risks failing to live up to the rights she enjoys.
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Land of the Free
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