Roush Driving Reds Offensive Behind Stellar Center Field Play
The article credits Roush with the Reds offense and defense as a top center fielder. It notes his batting around .340 yearly and praises his fielding, claiming he outshines even Speaker in outfield plays and underlines his role alongside pitchers Donahue, Rixey, and Luque in keeping Cincinnati competitive.
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Amateur Baseball Wanes Among Juvenile Stars
The article notes a decline in youth participation with corner sandlots disappearing and fewer young players. It cites a 35 percent drop in baseball equipment sales to youngsters while golf balls and tennis gear rise, warning the sport’s future hinges on back-lot players.
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Spalding
Ble Sport Mart
Subtle Stuff at Game Turns on Crowd Banter
A game scene shows fans paying attention to roadside chatter and a remark aimed at a batter. Wale Hoeyt faced two runners on base as a rooter yelled to "Put on your hich hat" while Trout, familiar with the banter, allocates time to his father in Ian's undertaking business during the off season.
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Wale Hoeyt
Trout
Ian
May Run Around Him Clarence Williams Heaviest Rookie
Clarence Williams a 17 year old weighing 310 pounds and standing 6 3 entered Alamena high school as a junior and joined the football team. Coach Otto Ritter praised his weight and athletic potential saying he could develop into a notable lineman.
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Clarence Williama
Alamena
Otto Ritter
Williams
Wa Gacal
Various Baseball Trades and Sports Notes Across Leagues
Multiple clubs sell or acquire players including Al Moore, Yough MedLulen, Jim Lyle, and Omer Peel to the New York Giants and others. Pittsburgh, St Louis, and Chicago teams post moves. boxing, football, and racing figures are also noted among standings and club changes.
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Yough MedLulen
Wichita
New York Giants
Brisk Pirates win aided by Boosenman Moore's strong season
Boosenman Moore of the Pittsburgh Pirates has been a tower of strength this season. He ranks among the top hitters and displays clever fielding and notable speed on the bases aiding the team's wins.
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Boosenman Moore
Pittsburgh Pirates
Golf and a Baseball Star’s Decline Cited in Career Debate
The Philadelphia Record reports Dan Hrhe argues golf as a pastime may harm ballplayers. Arnold Statz, once a brilliant Cubs outfielder, slid in batting and fell to the minors after losing his swing to golf. Critics say the case prompts players to consider golf’s impact on a diamond career.
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Public Insists on Pet Name for Willie Hoppe
The public still calls Willie Hoppe the "Boy Wonder" of billiards as he nears retirement. A Manhattan bulletin claimed Hoppe keeps fit by playing baseball, with notable fielding flair and strong hitting. A Philadelphia scout even asked if Hoppe would consider joining the Athletics if offered a berth.
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Athletics
Chivalry Among Lower Animals Observed in Yellowstone
A park naturalist recounts an unusual scene near Lavacorek Creek in Yellowstone where a marmot intervenes as a larger woodchuck drives off a mink attacking a wounded ground squirrel. The woodchuck climbs a bridge brace, washes its face, and the mink withdraws, prompting reflections on humanlike behavior in wildlife.
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Winnie
Yellowstone Park
Fnally
Word Fell Has Been Given Many Meanings Across Texts
An exposition on the multiple senses of the word fell and its evolution from Old English hel to a Teutonic root. It contrasts Sheol the grave or pit with Gehenna as the NT term for punishment and notes translators often use hell for diverse Hebrew and Greek terms.
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Hell
New Sea Discovery Reveals Entile Tideface Collision
A scientific expedition reports finding a gr Entile tideface where two strong currents collide creating a mass of foam extending for an unknown distance beyond the roiling sea.
Ocean Expedition Records Vast Whale and Fish Appearing
A marine voyage describes vast numbers of whales and porpoises feeding on abundant food supplies. Wreckage covered with organisms floats amid numerous fish. Scientists report halobates eggs in tanks and hatchings. Jellyfish color waters, and the expedition catches over 150 species of fish.
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Halobates
Magnet Finds Iron in God’s Hand Is Gold
A fragmented meditation on magnetism contrasts how the eye and fingers fail to find iron in sand with the deeper pull of faith. The speaker notes that only a thankful heart can perceive heavenly blessings, while iron is found only in God’s hand.
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Olliver Wendell
Tuberculosis Resistance Across Animals and Humans
The text explains varying TB resistance in animals and humans. It notes guinea pigs near zero resistance, goats very high, and humans showing wide differences among ethnic groups with Indians and Negroes described as lower resistance and quicker severe disease, while whites are portrayed as more resistant.
Lost Links and Lynx Echo in Odd English Quote
A playful snippet notes a golfer wandering the woods saying he lost the links while a hunter finds tracks around a trap and a shirt claims it has lost its ink. The exchange highlights humorous mistranslations and language quirks.
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Ina
Concession gift mix up in a mourning household
A contributor retells a tale of a young woman returning home with gifts for her mothers' servants. She gives a silk blouse to the laundress but her mother objects as the woman is in mourning. She plans to exchange the blouse for Lizzie and notes upcoming mourning attire.
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Jin- Das
Lizzie
Hinomalh
Tall Fish Tales Reach London Garden Fountain
English writer recounts legendary large fish stories from London lore. Tales include Ernest and Eva the goldfish at the Savoy garden fountain poisoned by cigar ash, another long‑lived Peter at St. Andrew's, and the Kilkee trout that vanished up a chimney during a French occupation.
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Savoy Hotel
London
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Eva
Peter
St. Andrew-by-the Wardrobe
Irelno
Tramp's Quiet Remark Echoes in Youthful Memory
In reminiscences by Sir William Orpen, a weary tramp pauses as children laugh from a tall tree near their home. He jokes he would like to join them up high, asking why he would not come up and be nearer to heaven, then continues his weary journey while the children fall silent.
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William Orpen
Heaven
Toadstone Legends Across Ages and Beliefs
The toadstone described as a dark, pebble specter was once believed to guard children from fairy harm and cure illnesses in the Turk era. Legends claim it bore a jewel in its head, protected against toothache, and served as a poison antidote with warned venom instincts.
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Springfield Republican
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