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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1909

Page

5

Money and Pennants in a Turbulent Baseball Era

The article discusses billion future baseball pennants, star pitchers, and owner strategies. It compares Cincinnati Cleveland and New York teams, noting captains and managers, and questions how to assemble a champion team amid high salaries and shifting loyalties. It also surveys emerging equipment and sports trends including a new tennis racket and quick cricket variant.

Money Won't Buy Pennants Says 1900s Baseball Writer

In a spirited defense of talent over wealth, a columnist argues money cannot buy a championship. He recalls Frank de Haan Hobdlaon and debates whether teams like the Dodgers or Pirates could win without star players Wagner and Mathewson, stressing skill and teamwork over cash.

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The Gay Hussars Rival The Merry Widow on Stage

The Gay Hussars and The Merry Widow compete in extravagant Continental style. Miss Terry leads in European operetta fashion with Savages. The production features imported costumes from Vienna and Berlin, a large company, and a Hungarian-tented stage setting. The American premiere dazzled New York and Chicago audiences, drawing millions in gross receipts and thousands of performances.

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Statistical History of The Menry Wwipow and The First Plays

Fragmented OCR quotes a statistical history of a work titled The Menry Wwipow and The First Performances. It traces early productions in Vienna in 39, 100K audience, with subsequent stages in Wien Hine and 42 Gets. Cites numerous city audiences across the United States and Europe, multilingual translations in 12 languages, and wide distribution of performances.

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