Around Bases Real Mut Ritivers And The Drahot Decision
Edward Hanlon mutters in Cincinnati crowds as McCloskey declines a Bancroft telegram to pitch Drahot in Cincinnati. Drahot starts and defeats the Reds amid bleacher hoots for Hanlon and Bancroft weighs money and reputation.
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McCloskey
Frank Bancroft
Drahot
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Reda
Drubot
Banny
Nedward
Seymour and team face struggles amid rough season
Seymour, once a key player for the Nationals, fails to connect with pitches this year dropping his batting average below 300. The club notes his limited value beyond fielding, while rumors of friction with manager Mee Clohey rise as he seeks release after captaincy and ongoing issues with leadership.
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New York
Tor Weeham
St. Tonks
St. Paytie
Canat
Enn
Abe
Mee Cloehey
ABC
Base Stealing a Waning Art Says Captain Chance
Frank Chance, leader of the Chicago Nationals, argues base stealing is waning in the Dix leagues as he claims the fast batch of ninefietal fievres has been published, highlighting a shift in players’ performance and tactics under his leadership.
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Captain Chance
Frank Chance
Chicago Nationals
Remembering Uncle Nedward and the old Baltimore Guides
John McGraw recounts stories with Keeler about past hitting and Hanlon’s advice. He recalls the Monongahela house in Pittsburg where they spoke to Manion about batting, and mentions Ned, Longevity, and the shift to using own judgment in batting.
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President Brush Secures Giants Trade Bust of 1900s
President Brush of the New York Giants completes a player swap. Shannon and Hiay move to New York from St Louis Cardinale while Mertes and Marshall head to St Louis. Seymour of Cloptunatl joins New York for 10000 dollars, strengthening hitting and pitching options as the season approaches.
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Marshall
St Louis
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Baseball Trade Talk and Player Movements Rumor Roundup
Odd spelling and errors obscure details but indicate Manager McChissey of the Cardinals offered Manager Hanlon of the Cincinnati Reds 2600 for a factory. A Reds bid to acquire Barry at frat base and Indy stage mid season is noted. Pirates show no benching yet this week amid shifting team plans. The Bandaatir Pu outlaw club has two lin mar players joining City team with Javh Dea! and Duifeler at tie poe in the UbiG wo Awmepiogn teary.
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Improve Army Uniform Design and Tailoring Expert
War department weighs uniform improvements with khaki focus for warm climates and field use. George W Winter, a veteran tailor from the South African campaign, will advise on design and equipment, praising American privates as taller and better built than British or French counterparts.
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England
United States
George W. Winter
Winter
Cornell Track Legends and Coaching Shifts Highlight Era
The article outlines Monkley’s strategy to build distance runners at Cornell, compares Jack Moakley to rowing’s Courtney, and credits Moakley with coaching success in New England. It notes Burke’s training impact, Burke’s New York moot victory, and Moakley’s Cornell start in 1899 amid scarce interest. It also reports Courtney’s impending departure from Cornell, salary tensions, and athletic department shifts shaping early varsity sports.
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Jack Moakley
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Yair
Nelee
Ube
Burke
Minikiny
New York
Berkeley Oval
Minikley
Perhage
Broke Wighe Faces Troubles Reported by Chiedee Daily News
A clipped line from the Chiedee Daily News notes that the Broke Wighe confronts financial strains. The speaker Mr. Nagge-Oh expresses uncertainty while referencing the group’s borrowed funds. The brief item hints at internal frictions and external pressures affecting the entity.
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Mr. Nagge
Chiedee Daily News
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