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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1909

Page

24

McAleer Sees Strong Season for Washington Team

Jim McAleer, new manager, expresses satisfaction with current material and predicts a much better Washington club. He will not trade Street or Johnson, cites confidence-building as key, and plans a South training camp with Noyes before exhibition games with New York, Brooklyn, and Boston.

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Takahira Winner and McBride in Fielding Spotlight

In this baseball discussion, Takahira is praised as a winner while McBride earns high regard for a game changing play on the double steal. Commentary notes Conroy Yohe and Dyer’s strong defense, with remarks on Fain as a premier outfielder despite a lighter season at the plate. Also mentions Glivette Hit a standout horseshoe event and Miller’s win in Rancho.

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Baseball Prospectus and Fielding Hopes for Browns Outfield

The article discusses Gelivelt as a natural outfielder with strong fielding, naming Gessler Browne and Miller as contenders for outfield spots. It notes plans to inject team spirit, Mealeer attending the American League meeting for information, and Quirk to lead the Nationals next season. Other sports updates include a soccer defeat for the Pilgrims and Pimlico results with Virginia and Maryland entries highlighted.

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

Automobile World notes on Wilson Hur mobile delivery and show plans

The Wilson company delivered Hur mobile to Thomas P. Morgan and eight cars were shipped with three more en route. J B Jackson toured Philadelphia in an Overland returning to Knoxville after two weeks, noting a single puncture. A committee oversaw a Garden Show display with uniform signs and decorative lighting, and 50 lamp posts will decorate the main floor with 30 on the balcony. Leon Points drove a 41 horsepower Losser limousine Westminster to Baltimore and Frederick and back without a hitch.

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Feature to an Outsider at Latonia Wins Big Field

Dr Waldo Briggs outsider seizes Latonia feature as Pajarolla and Lawrence FP Daley finish nose apart in second and third. Righting Bob takes third in a driving finish with Samaria at 36 to 1. Three favorites win amid mixed odds across a crowded program.

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Nimbus Wins Woodmere Stakes At Aqueduct In Good Ride

Nimbus ridden by Butwell wins the Woodmere selling stake at Aqueduct, with the ride credited for the victory. The program lists several other races including the selling stakes and results, and notes a separate request for football scheduling from The Quaker team seeking games against teams averaging 130 to 185 pounds with contact for Captain Welle.

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The P B Way Versus The Primitive Price Method

In early peddler-pack merchandising fees aimed at beating down prices. The PB method priced PE apparel at the lowest possible sale price with legitimate profit, showing modern men possess practical sense beyond credit.

P B Over Coat Promises Value at Twenty Five Dollars

An ad markets a P. B. Over coat priced at 25 dollars, claiming it embodies value and urges readers to compare with other town offerings. It encourages checking Sartorial Art Suits and several models to judge quality through comparison.

Head to Foot Outfitters Ninth and the Avenue Sale

A local ad for Head-to-Foot Outfitters highlights a sale at the Ninth and the Avenue store featuring discounts on apparel and footwear with a focus on budget friendly options for men and women.

Ninth and the Avenue

May abolish spikes in baseball boots

Chicago Nov 4 The American League will meet next month to discuss abolishing spikes from players shoes. President Johnson said a suitable substitute is hoped to be found to reduce accidents that marred operations during the last season.

Chicago Johnson

Readable Fragmented Names Pointing to Ailing Public Notices

A garbled OCR list presents numerous person names and place fragments. Readable portions resemble a raft of proper nouns such as Aqueduct Berkele, Langdon, Elinor, and Hasbridge with stray terms like Court Lady and Fireball, suggesting a damaged page of names or notices without a coherent event.

Dexter 18 Dead in Ohio Shooting Incident

Charles Dexter, first baseman for a New Orleans Southern League team, was killed near Mount Holly Ohio after an accidental shooting while heating near his parents home. He had played for Detroit and Cleveland in prior seasons and was not listed on another team this year.

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Confident Teams Shift Mental Edge for Detroit and Baseball

A sports column argues team morale drives performance. It notes Jim McAleer believes a ball club with belief and strong starts performs better, citing Ty Cobb era Detroit under manager Hugh Jennings. Jennings fosters self trust, tolerates Cobb’s bold plays, and boosts overall team confidence, shaping pennant success.

Tigers Beat Cubans in Havana Exhibition

The Detriot Tigers opened their Cuban winter tour with a 9 to 3 victory over Almendares in Havana before over 12,000. Detroit’s aggressive batting and wild base running overwhelmed the Cubans while pitcher Willett and the Detroit lineup led the assault. Mendez started for Almendares and was tagged for twelve hits as Eddie Willett worked for Detroit.

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