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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1914

Page

11

Ward Will Run Brooklyn Federal Club as Business Head

John M Ward named business manager of the Brooklyn Federal League club with broad powers from player engagement to rail and hotel arrangements. Veteran organizer Ward, famed for bat and glove prowess, played for the Giants and Brotherhood era and later fought for players’ rights before stepping back into baseball leadership.

Monty New York Ilf Feder League Brooklyn Khorena New Brookyn Robert B. Ward The Ward Baking Company John M Owever Busiess Mld John M. Ward John K. Tener Ward

Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles

The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles including diabetes and irregularities in men and women. It is marketed by Dr. E B Hall of St Louis. mail order available for $1.10 with a two months’ treatment per bottle.

Texas Wonder Alabama EB. W. Hall Olive Street St Louis

Eddie Plank Withholds Signing Amid Contract Worries

Star left hander Eddie Plank of the Philadelphia Athletics is worrying Connie Mack by resisting signing his 3914 contract. Plank, the pitcher who carried the Mackmen to the last world series, is the team’s mainstay and his hold-out could affect the club. Mack expects to reach terms with Plank.

Philadelphia Athletics Connie Mack Plank Mackmen Athletics Mack

Great Wrestling Card Promises Fights at Hippodrome

Mardi Gras day schedule for February 24 at 430 p m features top bouts at the Hippodrome headlined by Ollie Dietz of Magnolia Spring Alabama defending his 138 pound title against Jack Kelly of New Orleans. Milton Varnado of Mobile meets Fred Fishthorn of Pensacola in a notable preliminary.

Hippodrome Ollie Diets Magnolia Spring Ala America Jack Kelly South New Orleans Orleana Alabama Dietz Milton Varnado Fred Fishthorm Pensacola Fla Varnado Young Men's Christian Association

American poloists set dates for international cup matches

British challengers press for earlier dates while American officials push to June sequence. Monte Waterbury and Foxhall Keene plan intense practice as indoor courts rise on Phipps and Whitney estates. Candidates scout polo fields in Texas and will train at Lakewood, New Jersey next month.

International News Service York Hurlingham Club Monte Waterbury Foxhall Keene Henry C. Phipps John Lakewood N. J

Longest Golf Drive Allegedly Hit by Robert Jolly

New York reports a 1026 yard golf drive at Park Ridge Country Club near Superior Wisconsin. Robert Jolly allegedly warmed balls for resilience and used a 1000 yard observer on frozen Des Plaines river ice. His second attempt allegedly surpassed the watcher by 26 yards.

Growing girl seeks visibility as awkward phase peaks

A reflective line on adolescence notes that during the most awkward growth spurts a girl desires the most attention and recognition from others. It captures the tension between self consciousness and social visibility.

New Method Promises Free Trial for Asthma Sufferers

An advertiser claims a new home cure for asthma that works regardless of climate age or occupation. They offer a free trial at their expense with a coupon to mail and begin the method immediately, promising relief from difficult breathing and wheezing without sending money.

Frontier Asthma CO Niagara and Hudson Sts Buffalo, N

Zangwill Laments State of Literature in London Meeting

Israel Zangwill told authors the public’s bustle and snobbery harm literature and that schrijvers lack serious recognition. He cited Anatole France and noted several London plays using the word girl while a committee plans an author’s magazine for unprejudiced reviews and younger writers.

London Israel Zangwill Anatole France England

French Monoplane Armed For Flight Ahead Of War

Paris February 21 Army experts test a new French monoplane described as the dreadnought of the air fleet. One model has armor plate and a quick firing machine gun. It is designed from army aviation corps specifications after study of African and Balkan war air actions.

Paris Africa

Elimination Trials Set for Sonder Regatta at Marblehead

Boston feb 21 the entry list for the elimination trials of the american sonder boats for Kiel 1916 regatta will stay open until jan 6 1914. Eastern Yacht Club accepted Kiel Kaiserlicher Yacht Club challenge to run trials off Marblehead in July. USA has four wins to two for Germany.

International News Service Boston Mass Kiel Eastern Yacht Club Kaiserlicher Yacht Club of Marblehead United States

Lawson Plans West Kennel for Gun Dogs and Irish Water Spaniels

Boston dispatch reports Ph W Lawson plans establishing an all around kennel for gun dogs in the Far West. He aims to breed pure colored Irish water spaniels, noted duck dogs, with scarce examples in the country. Rev T Moore Smith of Scotch Plains is a noted breeder. the breed is popular near Montreal. The piece closes with a humorous aside on credulity and alfalfa.

International News Service Boston Ph W. Lawson T. Moore Smith Scotch Plains N. J Montreal

Recognizes Advantages Of Chamberlains Cough Remedy

The remedy is praised for coughing and cold relief without suppressing a cough. It loosens and relieves the cough, aids expectoration, and opens secretions helping the system throw off a cold. It counters pneumonia risk and contains no opium or narcotics. For sale.

Foremost Athletes Will Be Seen at Meet In Madison Square

National indoor track and field championships at Madison Square Garden will feature top U S athletes. The Amateur Athletic Union expects attendance to exceed last year’s ten thousand. Events include 75 and 60 yard dashes, 600 and 1000 yard runs, 3 mile and 2 mile walks, hurdles, high jump, shot put, weight throw, standing broad jump, pole vault and more with AAU gold medals for winners.

International News Service New York Fed Madison Square Garden America Amateur Athletic Union Mayer Lippincott Keewane Stephenson Haff Burns Rosenberger Nelland Meredith Haipin Sheppard Baker Hirshon Hedland Caliwell Marceau Brown de Gruohy Kramer Lebne Scott McCurdy R. St. B. Boyd Wendell Nicholson Eller Jackon Richards Barwise Johnstone Erickson Moffatt Mel Donald Whitney

Durborow Richards Agree on 83 Mile Long Swim Challenge

Sam Richards of South Boston accepts a challenge from Charles B. Durborow of Philadelphia to swim the Chester to Philadelphia race of 83.5 miles for the amateur long distance U S championship. Richards seeks July 4 for the event to fit Battery Baddy Hook race duties and accuses Durborow of pushing a tidal river course.

Richards Durborow

Connie Mack Half Owner of the Athletics

Connie Mack has never signed a formal contract with the Athletics since 1901 and will not sign this year. He and Benjamin Shibe own fifty percent each of the club stock in a gentleman’s agreement. The two men control the club’s secrets and salary details remain undisclosed.

Proposed Pennsylvania act would regulate pedestrians by registration

Philadelphia Feb. 21 W West Randall proposes an act modeled on automobile law to regulate pedestrians. It requires registration with the state highway department, defines pedestrians, mandates equipment and weight-based fees, tags, lighting, and signaling rules for safe use of streets.

State Highway Department Ion Sex

Penn Varsity May Lose Two Good Ones

Philadelphia reports University of Pennsylvania likely loses two athletes. George Rowley, top Penn broad jumper, left to take a tutor post, leaving only La Flamme and Kelly in the broad jump. Holman Evans from freshman basketball and swimming will miss the rest of the season due to a broken ankle from a basketball game.

Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania George Rowley Penn la Flamme Kelly Holman Evans

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