Jack Miller and the 1914 Cardinals spark a club revival
The article profiles Jack Miller, sold from Pittsburgh to St Louis, and credits his steady play, versatility, and leadership with helping the Cardinals reach the pennant race in 1914. It notes manager Miller Huggins built a strong infield, Miller's dual roles at first base and shortstop, and praise from multiple editors on his value and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Miller
Boston
Eerston Avin
Philadelphia
Stiller
Kearney
Miler
Fasten
Pittsburgh Pirates
Miller
Henry Warner
Wagner
Etshure
Hall
Nowe
Spliyer
United States
Fiat
Mifor Miller
Fal Atanaget
Midler
Jan
Tial
Miller Huggins
Ads
Gurtinals
Sara
Boneit
Alliler
Ehilefa
Indians
Eee
Fred Clarke
Jetethe
Pirates
Clarke
Sirs
Konet
Cardinals
Konetcheyeen
Louis
Huggins
Inlassie
Ethey
St Louis
Konetchey
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Federals
Prophets
Huggine
New Jersey
Miller J
Sands
Braves
Honey
Toder
Harry Schumacher
New York Evening Mail
Jack Millerw
St.Louis
William G. Weart
Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
Lee Mingee
Magee
Galueras
Milor
All Justice
J. O'Connor
The
Post- Dispatch
St. Louis Cardinals
Jack Millero
Ed. Kenetcy
Oscar Reichow
Chicago News
Cardinal Outfit
Ed McGrath
Bill’ Doak
Lee Mcgee
Circumstantial Evidence in a Family Dispute
A boy reports to an elderly woman that her dog has killed three of his father’s prize fowls. The woman dismisses it as circumstantial evidence. Later, the boy reveals his father sent someone to warn that the dog’s killer might be the man who shot the dog, suggesting lead poisoning. The text hints at a quirky typographic arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corner Lot
Allia
United States
New York
Buffalo