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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1909

Page

16

McAleer Predicts Strong Season For Local Team

Jim McAleer, new manager, says he is satisfied with the material and expects a much better season. He believes pitchers Johnson, Groom, Walker, and Street show promise and vows not to trade them. McAleer arrived with President Noyes to plan a South training camp, aiming to return in April for exhibitions with New York, Brooklyn, and Boston.

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Takahira The Winner and McBride’s Great Plays Debated

A sports column praises McBride as a standout shortstop and notes his exceptional outfield reads, especially his catchable double steal stop. It also discusses Conroy Yohe at third base, praising his solid work, and argues Fain’s value as a top outfielder, despite a challenged season after being hit on the head. The piece previews spring action and highlights G. M. Miller’s win in the opening event with Deceiver’s victory over Pocket.

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Baseball talks and racing notes from Pimlico and city

A baseball manager foresees a strong outfield with Gelivelt Gessler Browne and Miller competing for spots as he plans to attend the American League meeting for potential trades. In Baltimore and Philadelphia reports, Virginia dominates Pimlico events while Hibernians defeat the Pilgrims 1–0 in soccer. Pimlico highlights include Takahire winning the tristate, Pickett taking the Arlington steeplechase, and Busy Wad nearly sealing a juvenile handicap before a late surge by G M Miller and Scarpia.

Gelivelt Gessler Browne Miller Bemes Mealeer Joe Quirk St. Louis Browns Nationals McAleer Atrendon Quirk Noyes Stite Quirk Trainors Jake Stahl Hiladelphia Pilgrims England Hibernians Pennsylvania

Automobile Show Signs and Shipments Highlight Morgan Delivery

The Wilson company delivered Hur mobile to Thomas P. Morgan as eight cars closed a flat shipment with three more en route expected by week’s end. J B Jackson toured via Overland 4 returning to Knoxville, Tenn. A garden show committee planned a uniform exhibit with sign lighting and decoration by the show committee.

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Feature to an Outsider Wins Latonia Race Day Card

Dr Waldo Briggs the outsider captured the Latonia feature, beating a solid field including Pajarolla and Lawrence FP Daley. Three favorites won on a day with fast times and close finishes across five races, including Doctor Dewnle and Samarie in other events.

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Nimbus Wins Woodmere Stake At Aqueduct Ride Key To Victory

Nimbus ridden by Butwell wins the Woodmere selling stake at Aqueduct despite even to 7 to 10 odds. The card lists multiple race results with long-odds finishing further back and notes on riders including Butwell. Also an item notes Quaker football seeks 130 to 185 pound teams for future games.

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P B Way versus The Primitive Way Clash

In early peddler-pack merchandising, fees aimed to weather a beating down process. The price method priced P E apparel at the lowest possible sale price with legitimate profit, suggesting modern men possess practical sense beyond claims of traditional standards of value.

P B Over Coat Ad Promotes Sartorial Value at 25

An advertisement touts a P B over coat priced at twenty five dollars. It invites readers to compare with town offerings and promises exclusive Sartorial Art Suits including Metropolitan, University, Cosmos and other models to prove quality.

Head to Foot Outfitters Promos Near Ninth and the Avenue

Local retailer Head-to-Foot Outfitters advertises price points of 25, 30, and 35 dollars for clothing and footwear. The deal highlights a storefront at Ninth and the Avenue with year-round discounts and fashion essentials for men and women.

Ninth and the Avenue

May abolish spikes in American League meeting

Chicago November 4 The American League will discuss abolishing spikes from players shoes at its annual meeting next month The date is undecided A substitute for spikes is sought to reduce accidents that have marred the season President Johnson announced yesterday in outlining the winter agenda

Chicago Johnson

Unclear Names Tie In Odd Historical Text Fragment

A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous proper nouns and names including Jesinke Welle Hinck Jure Perigord and Aqueduct Court Lady Gwentien Cowen Bosman, Bosom Top Soindic Patroclas Eddie Dusan Berkeley Quentica Ramen Ditle Dbion Coansila Langdon Bellaglow Ananda Polypheme Elinor and other terms, with no discernible narrative or clear event. The jumbled collection appears as a damaged snippet lacking coherent context or dates.

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Dexter 18 Dead in Ohio Accident at Home

Charles Dexter, first baseman for the New Orleans Southern League team, was accidentally shot while heating near his parents home in Mount Holly Ohio. He stumbled while running down a path and died. He had been with Detroit and Cleveland in prior seasons.

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McAleer Sees Confidence Key to Detroit Style Success

The piece argues that team belief fuels performance, citing Jim McAleer on Detroit's rise under Jennings. It notes Cobb’s autonomy under Jennings, the manager’s handling of errors, and Ty Cobb’s onfield judgment as pivots for three pennants.

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Tigers Beat Cubans in Havana on Winter Tour

The Detriot Tigers won 9 to 3 against Almendares in Havana as 12,000 spectators watched. Detroit relied on aggressive baserunning and strong pitching by Willett to overpower the Cuban defense, while Mendez struggled for the home team.

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