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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1902
Page
3
New York reports a major reorganization as nineteen players from Pittsb urgh and other clubs join a nine for the American League in New York. The lineup includes Crosbro Tannenhill O Connor and Harry Siede with Loft at the bat and Grumb as an infield mainstay. Brooklyn and Philadelphia losses shape a bold New York maneuver to secure top talent and grounds for the coming season.
A testimonial from Mr. B Mi Spencer of Vermont Street Toledo describes dramatic asthma relief after using a product called Asthma Cure. He says attacks eased after years of struggle and notes a drug clerk recommended the remedy. He offers a Missouri address for a sample and payment details.
Immense roster moves outline a New York representation plan for the American reserve chrome season. Chesbro Tanodhill Newton Owen Wilts Howell Adkins Long Leach O Connor Dundon and others from Brooklyn Baltimore Pittsburgh and Chicago are listed for catching infield and outfield roles. The announcement notes May signings to the American league and identifies key pitchers and players shaping the roster.
Infielders and catchers listed for New York and New Orleans teams. Pitchers include Bernhard Joss Wrisht Moore Orth Town send Lev Patin Smith and others. Fielding positions named with multiple players across cities and affiliations.
Michigan under Coach Fouts defeated Ohio State 8 to 0 at Ann Arbor on October 21. Michigan produced a strong defensive game with timely scoring drives and solid tackling. The Buckeyes' offense struggled, while Michigan's line and backs showed a coordinated effort to secure the win.
Yale semis to Syracuse with strong running and stout defense in a one sided game. Stars included a standout back who repeatedly advanced and a solid Yale line. Strong tackling and steady drives kept Yale ahead and prevented Syracuse scoring.
Schuyler Irons of Winfield Kans—an accountant for Stafford and Albright—shot himself in Sedgwick City at 2 a.m. Sunday after a romance with Miss King Beck grew sour. Beck, a Sedgwick department store employee, rejected him. neighbors note he sought meetings by phone and visit, then killed himself in the yard while she was nearby. Both Irons and Beck were devout Presbyterians.
A man in Cleveland claims to be the most patched up person alive while seeking a song that mocks his condition. He, born in Troy, New York seventy two years ago, describes extensive injuries and numerous operations as he recounts his legendary battles and near death experiences.
Fragmentary obituary notes a sailor who served under Farragut, survived a Mississippi expedition injury from a Shetland pony incident, endured a silver plate operation after a later return to service on the Jeanette during the Greely expedition. He later died after machinery accident in Charleston and was buried by the morgue.
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