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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1916

Page

33

Regatta Plans Forge Ahead at Potomac Boat Club

Potomac Boat Club advances Labor Day regatta plans at Marshall Hall with an August 22 excursion rescheduled after poor weather. Local business and citizens are urged to fund and back the event, aiming for a $2000 effort featuring top Eastern and Southern clubs, junior and intermediate crews, and notable athletes.

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Five Veteran Baseball Greats Remain In Major League Legacy

The Big Five era stars Mathewson Wagner Lajoie Walsh and Young define a golden age. Mathewson remains a pitching icon for the Giants while Wagner powered the Pirates and Cubs. Lajoie continues as a premier fielder for the Indians. Walsh and Young endured long careers with the White Sox and Red Sox respectively, shaping baseball history through extreme longevity and consistency.

Christy Mathewson Giants John Henry Wagner Pirates Napoleon Lajoie Athletics Ed Walsh White Sox Fast Denton Tecumseh Young Old Cy Walsh Mathewson Frun Matty Cubs Newark Fielder Jones Walah

Lack Golf Club Wood The Growing Shortage Crisis

Golf enthusiasts and manufacturers warn of a looming scarcity of hickory and other woods essential for golf clubs. Experts cite rising demand from the game’s expansion, urging U S government forest protections and replenishment. Hickory futures, import dependence, and shifts to dogwood and persimmon are noted as clubs adapt to new production methods.

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Brouthers and the Rise of a Baseball Legend

Dan Brouthers emerged as a premier first baseman in the 1880s after a rough start in amateur leagues. The piece traces his early career, key early teammates like Deacon White and Jim McGraw, and his role in forming the famed Big Four with Buffalo and Detroit clubs. It notes a pivotal moment when Brouthers backed Fred Merkle in Tecumseh, reflecting his growing stature and influence in baseball's early professional era.

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Tecumseh Ball Star Dan Brouthers Batting Record

Tecumseh celebrates the stable support of a 2000 population town backing a class D team for three seasons. Don Brouthers played with the Baltimore Orioles era stars under John McGraw and Hugh Jennings. His 1891 to 1896 stats show 1596 seasons, 18 games, 1617 at bats, 547 runs, 1200 base hits, 2233 three base hits, 107 home runs, 82 sacrificed hits, 380 stolen bases, and a .264 average.

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Private golf courses boom across the country

Miniature privately owned golf ecourses expand nationwide offering short layouts under a thousand yards. They provide quality facilities for a devoted, wealthy clientele, contrasting with larger clubs while bearing high land costs and upkeep.

Shows Great Golf Growth Across Massachusetts

A handicap list from the Massachusetts Association shows golf growth with 6361 men on the roll, up from 4818 last year as the limit dropped from 20 to 18 strokes. Clubs increased from 69 to 7% with the Bay States near national averages. Ira, trained in Cleveland, aims to beat the mile record once held by Directum 1.156% Doc Turner drives Uhlan 108 for C K G Billings while William 158% pursues stride progress.

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Battery Men Limited Players Hold Only Two Fixed Positions

A historical note explains baseball rules on player positioning and the fixed roles of pitcher and catcher. It describes how the pitcher and catcher must stay within defined lines and areas, while other fielders can be rearranged by the manager. An example cites Rub Waddell moving outfielders during a game, illustrating the balk rules if the catcher leaves his line.

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Cobb to Shun Golf for Baseball Season

Tyron Cobb of the Detroit Tigers will not mix golf with his baseball duties this season. Dispatches note Christy Mathewson has taken a similar stance. Cobb believes the golf stroke differs from batting and could affect hitting performance.

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