Around Bases Mutiny Tangle In A Cardinals Game
Edward Hanlon of the Cincinnati National League team faces a mutiny call as Frank Bancroft urges Drahot to pitch against the Reds in Cincinnati. McCloskey telegraphs approval then recants, ordering Drahot not to pitch, yet Drahot starts and defeats the Reds, leaving Hanlon to dodge booing.
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Mittinger
Gineinnali
Cardinals
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McCloskey
Frank Bancroft
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Reda
Drubot
Banny
Nedward
Seymour Struggles as Seymour's Infield Support Falters
A damaged report details Seymour's faltering batting with a 77 last year but failing to connect this season. It notes he has not been a strong “Insite” player, offers critique of his fielding and leadership, and mentions contract tensions and a release request amid team turmoil.
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New York
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St. Tonks
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Canat
Enn
Abe
Mee Cloehey
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Penune Glyem
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Base Stealing a Waning Art Says Captain Chance
A late chapter in baseball notes shows Captain Chance of the Chicago Nationals arguing base stealing is fading as a strategic art. His remarks come amid a batch of recent performance writings on Dix leagues players and managers, highlighting evolving tactics in the game.
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Captain Chance
Frank Chance
Chicago Nationals
Reminiscences of Ned Hanlon and old Baltimore a tale
John McGraw recalls past Baltimore teams with Keeler and Hanlon. The tale recounts batting advice from Hanlon, a Pittsburg Monongahela stay, and how players preferred using their own judgment. It mentions old-time strategies, pillering sacks, and changes in hitting and sacrifice plays.
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Pittsburg
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President Brush Wins Player Swaps for Giants
President Brush of the New York Giants orchestrates a swap with St Louis Cardinal and Cloptunatl ties. Shannon and Hiay move to New York, Mertes and Marshall depart to St Louis, Seymour joins New York for ten thousand dollars.
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New York Giants
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Hiay
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Mertes
Marshall
St Louis
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Hie
Mertve
Maraball
Cardinals
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Bruchton
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Baseball trade talks and lineup notes from the majors
The Car dinals manager McChissey proposes 2600 to Hanlon of the Cinchinati Reis for dactory and Barry may be selected to play at frat base while the Reds consider buying new players mid season. Pirates have not benched any players this week as teams adjust rosters. The outlaw club Bandaatir has added two lin mar players Miret Hevoman Javh Dea and Duifeler to city team’s lineup.
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Cinchinati Reis
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Outlaw
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Miret
Hevoman
Wee
Gad Duifeler
Improve Army Uniform Through Khaki Studies
The War Department reviews uniform enhancements aiming for comfort, serviceability, and battlefield inconspicuousness. An English tailoring expert, George W. Winter, proposes reforms drawing on South African conflict experience to improve American dress, fit, and equipment. He notes American privates appear taller and more robust than British troops, and argues French recruitment creates less uniform appearance.
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George W. Winter
Winter
Cornell Track History and Moakley’s Rise in Athletics
The article reviews Monkley and Moakley shaping Cornell athletics, highlighting Moakley as a premier New England track trainer who built distance stars and aided cross country while Cornell’s early track program faced indifference. It notes Burke’s successes, Moakley’s Boston work, and Courtney’s forthcoming separation from Cornell after long service, amid coaching changes and funding tensions.
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Monktoy
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Yair
Nelee
Ube
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Minikiny
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Minikley
Perhage
The Broke Wighe Trouble Deepens The Nagge-Oh Comment
In a terse local note the Daily News cites mixed up chorus of voices about the Broke Wighe and their borrowings. A speaker named Nagge-Oh expresses uncertainty while Chiedee Daily News records the exchange as a snapshot of community commentary.
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Mr. Nagge
Chiedee Daily News
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