Reds Aim for National League Trophy This Season
Cincinnati fans anticipate a pennant as the Reds showcase speed and power on the training trip and in early games. Hal Chase, signed by Garry Herrmann, teams with Charley Herzog and Heinie Groh as pitching prospects Fred Toney and Jean Dale mix with young arms Schneider and McKenery. Second base may be weak with veteran Bill Louden, while Herzog and Groh reinforce the infield.
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Porkopolis
Reds
Garry Herrmann
Hal Chase
Yankees
White Sox
Charley Herzog
Heinie Groh
Chase
Hal
John J. McGraw
Giants
Fred Toney
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Jean Dale
Pete Schneider
F. G. McKenery
Earl Moseley
Lefty Schulz
Feds
Bill Louden
Bill
Mahan Shows Modest Style After Harvard Victory
Eddie Mahan, famed Harvard football and baseball star, deflected praise after Harvard’s exhibition win over the Red Sox. He said Carrigan’s team wasn’t pushing to win, displaying his modest nature. Springfield’s Guy Elliott, a left handed pitcher, gets a chance with the Rack Yland club this season.
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Eddie Mahan
Harvard
Vic
Tory
Red Sox
Someore
Hirza
Carrigan
Mahan
Guy Elliott
Springfield
Yaland
Baseball Rumors and Notes From the Season
Pirates threaten Giants in the National League as Larry Lajoie may chase one more great year. Mike Mowrey and Hank Gowdy draw praise, Connie Mack forecasts Athletics’ hit power, and Terry Turner remains a key Indian. Trade talk, coaching decisions, and star players populate this snapshot of early season chatter.
Easier for Umpires in Baseball Etiquette Shift
An essay extols umpires as fair and conscientious, noting they must render up to 150 decisions per game with few mistakes. It contrasts players who bait officials with a culture of accountability, arguing verbal or physical attacks are relics of the past and that modern players acknowledge umpires’ essential role.
Meyers Vows To Prove Critics Wrong With Brooklyn Comeback
Chief Meyers former Giant catcher now with Brooklyn declares he will fool the wise ones singing his requiem. He plans a game this year to disprove claims his baseball sun has set. The big Indian looks sharp this spring and has shown up well.
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Chief Meyers
The
Brooklyns
Two Records Beaten in American League Action
Two records fell as the American league clubs and the St. Louis Browns won in Chicago and the Washington team won in Boston. Neither side could capitalize on the previous season’s advantage.
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St. Louis Browns
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Hans Lobert Likely Retires From Giants After Knee Injury
Hans Lobert appears finished with baseball as teammates doubt he can heal his injured knee and return to play. The veteran infielder may have played his last game for the New York Giants amid questions about his future in the sport.
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Hans Lobert
Hans” Lobert
Giants
Western Canada Dairy and Hog Markets Prosper
Western Canada dairy and hog industries are booming due to war demand and high prices. Alberta feed, cool nights, and cheap land support cheese and pork production, with strong markets noted by Calgary packers. A Monarch farmer set a hog sale record at eleven cents a pound live weight, illustrating robust profit potential for settlers.
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Canada
Western
Alberta
Denmark
Rockies
P. Burns Company
Monarch
Calgary
Pittsfield to Hire Woman Police Officer
Pittsfield Massachusetts plans to appoint a woman to its police force marking a milestone for city law enforcement. Details on the appointment and duties were not provided.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Kidney remedy endorsed by Kansas druggists
Local druggist L. J. Haines of Galena, Kansas, testifies to Dr Kilmer Swamp Root benefiting kidney, liver and bladder problems. Ad invites readers to send ten cents for a sample bottle and booklet, noting full sized bottles available at drug stores.
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L. J. Haines
Galena
Nancng
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Self-made man says he is ashamed of his job
A folded thought on pride and labor cites a self-made man who admits shame in his work as a mirror of the biblical warning that all men share frailties and duties.
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David
Mothers warned to examine CASTORIA bottles carefully
Important notice urges mothers to inspect every CASTORIA bottle for safety and authenticity, ensuring the remedy for infants and children is a safe choice. The message emphasizes vigilance in product usage and adherence to labeling to protect young patients.
Kline Mpilepsy Medicine Sells Free Trial Bottle
Fifty years of uninterrupted success claims and a large trial bottle offer. The Kline Company of Hed Bank New Jersey asserts its mpilepsy remedy stops fits and falling sickness quickly.
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Dr. Kline
Kline Company
Hed Bank
N. J
Ady
Wife Too Ill to Work
Indianapolis woman testifies to the Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She describes severe illness and low weight, then gains 24 pounds after five months, doing all household work again. She urges other women to try the remedy and offers to seek advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham company in Lynn.
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Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
WM. Green
S. Addison Street
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
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