Stuffy McInnis Career Highlights with Athletics and Red Sox
The article traces Stuffy McInnis’s batting record from 1910 to 1917 with the Athletics and Red Sox, noting his best year at 327 in 1912 and declines in other seasons. It recalls his role in Connie Mack’s rebuild and lists contemporaries like Home Run Baker, Jack Barry, and Eddie Collins.
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McInnis
Boston
Athletics
Connie Mack
Jake Stahis
Red Sox
Quakers
Gants
Meinnis
Lgf
McGraw
Giants
Baker
Jack Barry
Eddie Collins
Sporting World Notes on Players and Leagues
A roundup of player moves and league trends with multiple teams. Citations include Ad Thomas release. Bil Brennan staying in Southern league. Cerugo Tred Beck joining Peoria. Freshwater umpire in Three I league. Art Evwoldt arriving for Des Moines. Lefty Bill James with Galveston. C. E Stevens signed by Evansville and Pete Adams. a standout Oklahoma City bat. Western league scoring trends. Oakland signs Harry Weaver on Rowdy Eliott’s recommendation. Danny Murphy predicting faster Eastern league play. Jimmy Cooney returning to Providence. Pay Gates acquired by Vernon before Phillies.
Unsigned Umpire Signs on for Cleveland Class AA Games
A local official, identified only as Sam Mi, will umpire games there after in the Cleveland Class AA league. The announcement confirms the appointment and venue for upcoming matchups.
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Cleveland Clasa
Betty Grimes a Leading Minnesota Swimmer of 1910s
Betty Grimes, from the Minneapolis A C, dominates Central West and Central AAU meets with wins in 56 and 220 yard dashes and seconds in plunge distance and fancy diving. A 19 year old Minnesota junior, she details her early starts, training, and future plans in advertising and athletics.
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Betty Grimes
Central West
Minneapolis A. C
Beza
Lake of the Isles
Cedar Lake
Mississippi
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Lake Minnetonka
A. A U
Community Notes From Medina Area Gatherings and Updates
Clyde Park in Medina and LeDI on business reports rain aiding vegetation but delaying harvests for two time periods. Funeral of Mrs Grills attended by F E Kleishans and family in Oak Harbor. Miss Marjorie Davison returns to Lorain hospital after typhoid fever. Clara Bonsey and Edwin visit sister Mrs Clarence Dent in Olmstead Falls. Ladies Aid meets July 23 at Congregational Church Society hall. J Barlow chairs with Elsie Falmer and J a Jones assisting. Orla Yates home hosts visits from K A Jones and Mrs Fred Smith and Mrs George Hines in Wellington. Edward Smith returns from overseas and is discharged from Camp Sherman. Smith family honors grandson Edward before the elder’s passing in Amherst. Richard Clover of Ridgeway PA and Benton Bunsey of Detroit visit cousin A B Smith. surprise visit noted. Walter Rook family of Spencer spends Sunday with A L DeFielda.
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Clyde Park
Medina
Ledi
F. E. Kleishans
Grills
Kleishens
Oak Harbor
Marjorie Davison
Lorain Hospital
Clara Bonsey
Edwin
Olmstead Falls
Clarence Dent
Ladies Aid Society
The
Congregational Church
Society Hall
J. Barlow
Elsie Falmer
A. Jones
K. A Jones
Fred Smith
George Hines
Ora Yates
Wellington
Edward Smith
George Smith
Edwardmith
Camp Sherman
Edward
Smith
Richard Clover
Ridgeway
Benton Bunsey
Detroit
Mich
A. B Smith
Mrs Mary Gregory entertains seventeen visitors in Columbia
Mrs Mary Gregory hosted seventeen visitors Sunday including Mrs Webster formerly Miss Erie Lowie public school teacher. The item notes visits by Lloyd Behner ill with blood poisoning, Mrs Agnes Laird entertaining Mrs Spear, and a Baptist ladies society meeting led by Mrs Lora Bastard and Mrs Guy Goodman.
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Mary Gregory
Webster
Erie Lowie
Lloyd H. Behner
Agnes Laird
Spear
Ladies’ Society of the Baptist Church
Fark French
Lora Bastard
Guy Goodman
Harry Biinbicombs
French
Lyman
Sidney
Gbia
H. Coons
George Haare
James Wier
Lois Crocker
Tom Armitege
E. Barber
Witlian Marse
Flay Howard
Cleveland
Mies Gera Pletcher
Otere
John Yurcot
Senders
John Ashman
Jem Sharon
George Osborne
Doo
Nalpi Cole
North Eaton
Pundlay
Veokey
German Methodist Church
Pittsburgh
Union Asrvica
Baptist Church
Otto Miekes
Beréa
West Ridge Community Notes on Harvests and Visits
Rains eased drought fears as harvests near for hay and crops. Village residents attend church meetings and visit relatives in Elyria Oberlin and Cleveland areas. Several families travel to Gravalhem Linwood Park and Lorain for events. harvesting delayed due to lack of help.
It Was Upon the Order of His Going Editorial
Charles P Taft wrote about Grover Cleveland Alexander and his return to Chicago. The piece notes the high price paid to acquire him and the abrupt recall. It argues the moral impact was incalculable as war sentiment spread from the field to Chicago’s bleachers and grandstands.
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Charles P. Taft
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Chicago
Former Tiger Pitcher Coveleskie Signs with Chattanooga
Chattanooga club president Strang Nicklin says Harry Coveleskie, ex Detroit Americans pitcher, will play in the Southern Association this season. A Little Rock report claiming a contract was signed there is called a mistake.
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Tiger
Chattanooga
Southern Association
Strang Nicklin
Chattanooga Baseball Club
Harry Coveleakie
Detroit Americans
Little Rock
Coveleskie
Oberlin Visitors Share Sunday at Mason Home
Fred Simms and family joined Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Burge in Oberlin for a Sunday visit. Mrs Orlin Equire and daughter Mrs. Robert Swellert from Elyria visited Jane Mason, who hosted with Rev. W. S. Burner and S. H. Strickler from Elyria also calling Thursday evening.
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Fred Simms
Jacob Burge
Oberlin
Orlin Equire
Robert Swellert
Elyria
Jane Mason
W. S. Burner
S. H. Strickler
Repeal of Ten Percent Luxury Tax on Soft Drinks Recommended
Washington July 2 The House Ways and Means committees urge repeal of the ten percent luxury tax on soft drinks. They also recommend dropping the Canadian reciprocity act pending further investigation.
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Washington
House
Wars and Means
Pilots for Three-I League Highlight Veteran Leaders
Mordecai Brown will manage Terre Haute in the Three I League, with John F. Castle signing as Rockford manager and also playing outfield. Others include Joe Dunn at Bloomington, George Hughes at Moline, Johnny Nee chosen by Evansville fans, and Jimmy Hamilton guiding Peoria.
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John F. Castle
Philadelphia
Rockford
Three-I
Castle
Quincy
Hannibal
Three J
Mordecai Brown
Terre Haute
Joe Dunn
Bloomington
George Hughes
Wil
Moline
Johnny Nee
Evansville
Jimmy Hamilton
Peoria
Jennings Reaches 1 000th Game as Tigers Triumph
Ogie Jennings earned his 1000th game as a manager as the Tigers beat the Browns. Other managers tied the mark include John J. McGraw of the New York Giants Connie Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics and Clark Griffith of the Washington club.
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John McGraw
Clark Griffith
Conenie Mack
Outdated Ohio Statutes Overwhelming 19th Century Footprint
In Ohio the statutor books are cluttered with outdated laws and duplications. Since 1803 legislatures passed only 42 percent of pages of law while recent attorney general opinions add thousands of pages. The article notes long statutory sections determine dates duties governor and penalties, revealing burdensome and uneven legal coding.
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Columbus
Ohio
Golfers Gulefers Impress with Unorthodox Play
Two international players Louis Martucci an Italian pro and a French counterpart deliver surprising golf as their unusual two handed swing draws attention. The article notes their stylistic shots and growing fan enthusiasm amid playful admiration.
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Louis Martucci
Ydes
Dotoapzou
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Seball
Boston Red Sox
Aidit
York
Sporting World
Lousville Sally
Southpaw Ad
Thomas
Bil Brennan
Amphe
Cerugo Tred Beck
France
Peoria Club
Freshwater
Art Evwoldt
Des Moines
Bill James
Galveston
C. E Stevens
Cosst
Western
Northwestern
Texas
Pete Adams
Fort Smith
Oklahoma City
Paradise
Oakland Cub
Harry Weaver
Chicago Cubs
Rowdy Eliott
Danny Murphy
Hartford
Jimmy Cooney
Provdence
Comer
Detroi Tigers
Los Ansries
Sevan
Vernon
Tulladelphia” Athletica
Weil
Miss Betsy Grimes
Trice Fairfax
Lase Calhoun
Park Board
Smith College
New York
Mississippi River
Lake Calhoun
Alameda
Minnesota Daily
Minnenaha
Betty Erimes
Minneapolis A.C
Ronan
Meus
TRE Humorsus
Solege Magazine
Tmumnbhahay
Nestham
Iss Greaes
Alan
Qukturi
Perfield
Howard Berry
Howard Berry and
Edith Roger
University of Pennsylvania
Benedict
Columbia
West Ridge
Charles Fowl
A. al. Johnston
Ladies’ Art Evangelical Church
Lucy Miller
Gegal
Yrwin Eldred
Bernard Decker
Albert Sobol
Herbert Mason
Lorain
A. W. Mason
Harry Coveleskie
Pilots
Torre Haute
Jennings
Law
Usea
Ydes Dotoapzou
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