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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1907
Page
13
A garbled, long stream of nonsensical musings and aphorisms strewn with mis-typed phrases. It references poets, laws, cigars, and social norms in a slippery collage. The piece reads like a derailed newspaper column of humor and satire with many unclear parts.
Pres Pulliam argues cold weather kept players subdued during four weeks of the season and that as heat returns the sport may again see scrappiness and clashes between players and umpires. He suggests baseball could rise to a higher standard if these conditions do not recur.
A fragmented 1900s era report notes the loss of a dominant Big Four in college baseball, citing rising strength of minor schools like Brown, Georgetown, Villanova, and others. It highlights Georgetown, Penn State, and Yale as emerging power centers while Harvard’s status fades.
National League notes highlight Chicago Cubs strong start with few losses while Cincinnati reaffirms first base strength. Manager quotes discuss Huns, Ames, and pivotal players, with debates over trades and player value amid busy spring chatter.
The article recounts the life of a prominent Cleveland pitcher turned major league regular, detailing his early days at Waterstown and Mal Institution, college and minor league experiences, then rise with the Steved Meart club, later joining the Sheboygan Wind, and his ascent to a leading pitcher by 1908. It notes his impressive 108 pace season, consecutive wins, and domestic ties to notable teams and people of his era, including Munroe and Jeffried, while touching on postcareer status and wealth discussions.
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