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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1907
Page
5
The eccentric pitcher Rube Waddell of the Philadelphia team was suspended for 30 days for poor behavior. Manager Mack cited late nights and repeated warnings, saying further missteps could extend the ban and remove him from the bench.
A quirky Saginaw Michigan baseball park built on an old lumber yard yields a jumping jack diamond. Players describe dirt eruptions and shifting ground as a pitcher and infielders chase balls. Regan recalls being jolted by the earth beneath while fielding and batting.
Major shifts sweep through minor ranks as Louisville, Milwaukee, and Detroit linked players in deals. Dayton’s Holder Gattis and Outhler Denney join new clubs while Altoona adds Gold Catcher Slattery to Jubaktown. Poughkeepsie’s River league signs Third Baseman Creighton Shelton from Wilkes Barre Ma.
The article notes a mixed heritage Cleveland roster with Dutch, Irish, English, and other ancestries. It mentions players such as Bernhard, Liebhardt, Tielman, Heyer, Vick, Lay, Hiddl, Birninshaw, O Arien, Stowall Calla Turner, Mink, Congaltod, Hinehnaun, Wakefield, Harpy, Bemis, Clark, Hesnty, and Laurere as part of the squad.
In a bustling AL notes column, mentions of key players and teams surface. George Stone and Jim Golling are tied to notable games and injuries. New York’s club movements send Hive and Castleton to Montreal while other rosters shift.
A tale recalls a storm that destroyed a Glen Ellyn hotel on Lake Ellyn, later surveyed for new homes with the half acre once occupied by the building marked as number 1. It notes thirteen literary lights attended a dinner before Ken King died, and that none of the thirteen survived the year. The column references social observations and local bygone humor about thirteen in various events.
An unreadable OCR snippet from a Kentucky area item contains garbled names and phrases. It references a feud or dispute and several unclear entities. The text is too corrupted to extract coherent events, dates, or participants beyond scattered proper nouns.
A fragmented OCR style note references a lyric or verse about an old favorite. It mentions a layt tare thine Abed and a vasmaiee Larknge, with disjointed phrases about mining and a person named Mee FONE HTD. The text is garbled but hints at a personal reflection or poetic reminiscence.
The article recalls Monroe Salisbury’s late era coaching at the Sallairny training school and notes key horses like Direct, Bolivar, Monte Carlo, Azote, and others achieving 200% in summer racing. It mentions Clyde Goodin and Jack Ween and reflects on referee questions amid a bustling trotting scene.
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