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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1909
Page
11
A fragment notes a tank and top combination of donations mentioned by TM. Kemm, indicating a possible vehicle or equipment context and donor reference. The readable text is limited but points to a donation event or approval linked to a person named Kemm.
Fragmentary text mentions June Nth Oregon Utah and Vines Utah with unclear context or actions. No coherent events, dates, or names to summarize beyond geographic references.
Harry Hooper of the Sacramento club rose to prominence as a fast outfielder with the California state league. He joined the Boston Americans this season after a standout 344 batting clip and notable speed noted at St Marys College. Hooper, born in Capitola California, debuted in the state league with Oakland and was acquired by Sacramento for a small sum.
Charley Smith, a lanky Washington twirler, broke into top play when Cleveland manager Bill Armour, short of pitching talent, urged a trial. Found in left field, Smith agreed to face the Athletics and Napa, wore a Cleveland uniform, and helped the Naps win before being sent to New Orleans and later acquired by Washington from the Pelicans.
The article blends historical baseball notes with player movements from the era. It mentions Roy Thomas rejoining the Pennsylvania varsity scene with Pittsburg after college, Willy Keeler’s debut as a professional third baseman for Binghamton, and numerous single handed triple plays by players like Paul Hines and Bim Murach. It also references Wilkes-Barre struggles in the New York State league and various managers and players across leagues, including Malach Kittridge and Detroit’s old third baseman.
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