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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1913
Page
7
Market notes show cattle receipts around 8 000 head with steady prices and strong hogs near 8.85 per cwt. Lambs and calves demand remained robust while wheat and feed commodities quoted in Chicago and Cincinnati market circles. Prices for Texas steers and calves varied amid active trading.
Market notes list cattle calves and cows with prices and totals. Includes sheep lambs and dairy items with rates from Cincinnati Boston and Pennsylvania. Reports note quiet market conditions and varied prices across hogs cattle and grains with multiple figures and farm names.
Prices paid for produce include chickens old and young, eggs per dozen, potatoes per bushel and other items. The fragment hints at a historical market price list with per pound and per dozen figures.
A New Bedford woman Katherine J Norton reports severe back pain and a burning sensation. after taking Foley Kidney Pills she experienced relief, renewed energy, and endorses the remedy as tonic and fast-acting. Blackmer Tanquary backs the testimonial.
The Athletics defeated Lancaster Coca Cola 15 to 4 in a hot Sunday game at the state camp. Poor weather and heat affected both sides. The Friday morning gate was called off and a rescheduled double header with Columbus was planned for Friday and Saturday.
Hal Chase nets three runs as the Sox defeat the Cleveland Naps 2 to 1 in a tense series finale. Mussell shines on the mound for Cleveland while dives and sacrifices highlight a tight game with key performers from both teams.
Napoleon Lajoie, famed Cleveland second baseman, denounced manager Birmingham for benching him. In Chicago he vowed he would never be a bench warmer or substitute and threatened to quit baseball at any minute rather than be a pinch hitter, calling Birmingham a “college player.”
Phillies second baseman Knabe earns the nickname scrap metal for his feisty play as fellow NL players compare him to Cubs star Johnny Evers and prior targets like Joe Tinker. The piece notes Knabe has drawn fines in incidents with Cincinnati and St. Louis rivals, highlighting his abrasive style and scrappy reputation.
Storied St. Louis shortstop Bobby Wallace declares Walter Johnson the finest pitcher he has ever seen. He praises Johnson’s speed control and over the plate, comparing him to legendary peers while lauding Johnson’s consistency and dominance on the mound.
Pittsburgh Pirates players discuss life after baseball with plans for future work. Claude Hew expresses intent to work in a bank after his playing days, reflecting on career transitions and ambitions beyond the diamond.
The piece compares Jackson and Lee Magee highlighting Jackson's steady, fast swing and power stance while Magee trends below .300. It notes fielding and reach, unusual contact angles, and an emphasis on straightaway hits as observers discuss evolving hitting technique and game strategy.
Harry Wolverton former manager of the Sacramento team in the Pacific Coast league used a ruse to momentarily delay a game with umpire Finney in San Francisco. He sat on the clubhouse doorstep blocking the door causing Finney to pause the game before Wolverton returned to the field and play resumed.
Mack offers to acquire Cy Morgan as veteran pitcher Gail Par Kansag City team and others debate the value of the star. Morgan shines on the mound with strong early success, winning his first ten games, while Mack faces competition from rival clubs and wary clubs reluctant to part with a top hurler.
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