Detroit Tigers Pitcher Dauss Seen as Emerging Star
The article lauds Ty Cobb and the Detroit club while highlighting George Daussig as the standout pitcher. Frank Chance predicted Dauss would become a long lasting star, noting his fast ball, sharp break, curve, and control. Hughie Jennings compares Dauss to Bill Donovan, praising his heady approach and delivery.
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Ty Cobb
Detroit
Crawford
Yeach
George Daussig
Dauss
Frank Chance
Jennings
Rey Keating
Chance
Taose
Hughie Jennings
Davis
Bill Donovan
Dass
Bill
Tigers
Pleasant View Boy Scouts Defeated by Eighth Ward Team
The Eighth ward boy scouts defeated the Pleasant View scouts yesterday afternoon on the Eighth ward grounds. Final score 4 to 1. The Nieup follows.
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Eighth Ward
Pleasant View
Philadelphia Defeats New York in Split Baseball Doubleheader
In a two game set at Philadelphia, Wagner’s homer sparked an early lead as the Phillies swept a pair against the Mets. In game one Philadelphia won 10 to 7 and in game two they prevailed 12 to 7. The day featured strong hitting from Wagner and Beaton with several runs driven in, while pitching helped seal the wins.
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New York
Binning
Waahtoghim
Ato
Sean Aes
Beaton
Wastington
Faudaset
Selenite
Fife Hinds
Adhe Baeak
Wals
Fant Tabie
Callie
Muth
Hning
Ante
Medinia
Pligle
Keating
Wil Hiroki Santos
Reiter
Firat
Fecomd Games
Pillip
Baseball Scores and Standings From Today’s Major Games
Disjointed baseball update covers several National League and American League games with mentions of teams such as Chicago, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and New York. Highlights include late runs and key players: Pollins, Munet, and Giochecha among others, with standings and box-score notes scattered throughout.
Athletics Notes and Scores From City Games
Fragmented report covers Davenport, Kancha City and Newark games with multiple pitchers Bender and others noted. Errors and fielding plays cited, along with a range of teams including St Louis Brooklyn and Pittsburg. Several batters and defensive plays mentioned in an assorted late edition recap.
World’s championship rodeo prize money announced
In Cheyenne Wyoming on lune 22-018 details of the world’s championship rodeo prize purse are outlined. The winner earns 1500 for the vaquero event with a series of payments for roping rough riding and steer roping. Additional purses exceed 2000 in other contests and bonuses apply for saddle time and performance.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Lune
Cheyenne’s
Frontier Faye
Nia
Manshiy Stove
Wiley
Electric drive advances in dreadnought design
The United States Siber dreadnought Culifornis will be the first electric driven battleship, with General Electric supplying the electrical equipment for about 100 million dollars. The system promises lighter weight, full power at speed, and simpler operation by using electric motors for shaft reversal. Earlier trials on the Jupiter showed the approach as a viable power plant for high speed naval vessels, replacing reciprocating engines with turbine-based electric propulsion.
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United States
Flint
Whireak
New York
Sveretary Daniels
Department
San Francisco
Puget Sound
Philadelphia
Panama Canal
San J’ranchco
Pacific Coast
Straits of Magellan
Jupiter Inlet
Atlantic
Norhheastern
Vindication of Friendship in Moral Life and Film Listings
The article discusses friendship's value beyond utility, praising enduring bonds and virtuous character, with references to historical views and moral observations. It also notes a 4 part feature with Robt. Leonard and Ella Hall, Adele Lane, and listings for contemporary stage films and prices.
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Robt. Leonard
Ella Hall
Silent Command
Adele Lane
Black Box
Oracle
New Markets for Exports Open in Manila and Hong Kong
President George C. Taylor of the Amerivin Express Company announced plans to add branches in Manila and Hongkong as part of a worldwide office network. He said the move aims to boost American trade with Asia, leveraging Manila as a future trade hub and improving transportation and financial facilities to support U.S. exports.
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New York
George C. Taylor
Amerivin Express Company
Manila
P.I
Hongnong
China
Chinese Industrial Commission
United States
Asia
Taylor
R.A. Poulks
Amerinsn Mxpress
Orient
Wink
Qurapran
Domingnt Exchange
Novada-Sterling
Mrese
Americainess Company
Perova
Ax IL
Cemetery flowers theft alert prompts stricter control
Public notice from City Sexton Ed Brown urges restricting flower removals from the City Cemetery. Report any flower removals to the Sexton or assistants to protect owners and aid cemetery staff, ensuring respect at gravesites. Includes onward Canadian casualty list update and a brief humor item.
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Tota
ED. Brown
City Sexton
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