McAleer Sees Strong Washington Prospects for 1913
Jim McAleer, new Washington manager, declares satisfaction with current material and predicts a much better season. He praises Johnson, Walker, and Street, ruling out trades of Street or Johnson, and aims to boost confidence to fuel a surprise in the league. He plans an early training camp with Noyes and contemplates minor lineup tweaks, including trying Unglaub at catcher if needed.
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Washington
Seaagiany
Enfe City
Jim McAleer
Weit
McAleer
Veing
Joe Cantillon
St. Louis
Johnson
Groom
Stendlea
Teast
Walker
Crear
Bure
Havereagan
Bill Dineen
Detroit
Jennings
Hughey
Meade
Mei
Gamd
Cobb
Fte
Maxy
Trading Street
Hobe Ferris
Perris
Ferria
Noyes
Noyes Tiwan
Mr. Noyes
South
North Carolina
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Cone
bin Rapp
Warertree
Killifer
Hjs Lifer Jearng
Street
Vand
Gel Fey
Jim McAlser
Bell
McAlver
Arde
McAlser
Rt. Lewis
Focal
Takahira the Winner and McBride’s Stellar Fielding
Commentary praises McBride as a premier shortstop with a remarkable play stopping a double steal, noting his superior timing and arm strength. It also commends Conroy Yohe at third, expressing a desire to see Conroy in spring action, and lauds Fain as a top-level outfielder. The piece mentions the team’s overall strength and a standout horse event by G. M. Miller.
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McBride
Soul
Mann
Pickett
Conroy Ami ‘Yohe
Conroy
Comray
Gutfeld
Fain
San
L Dyer
Hitte
Scarms
Ross
Rows _ hampton
Taka Bira
Barrier Rise
Takihite
Bearus
BB. Cusatt
Village King
Gay
Garth
Gay Decaiver
Yimele
Pocket
Noon
Old Jasebbite
Guz Burng
V . Cunning
Robert Walen
Rio Grands
Atrateh
G. M. Miler
Scarpia
Forex
G. M. Miller
Busy
Baseball outlook and management moves discussed
Gelivelt and outfield candidates compete for positions as Mealeer plans to attend the American League meeting for information, while Joe Quirk takes over Nationals training duties. British lose at soccer, and Virginia dominates Pimlico racing with Takahire winning the key race and notable steeplechase results and rider incidents.
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Gelivelt
Gessler
Browne
Miller
Bemes
Mealeer
Joe Quirk
St. Louis Browns
Nationals
McAleer
Atrendon Quirk
Noyes
Stite
Quirk
Trainors
Jake Stahl
Automobiles and Show Signage Dominate Wilson Hur Delivery Note
The Wilson company delivered Hur mobile to Thomas P. Morgan with eight cars shipped and three more en route expected last week. J B Jackson traveled through Philadelphia in a Over land 4 returning to Knyaville Tenn, noting few issues on a two week trip. A committee organized a unified signage plan for a garden show exhibit with uniform signs and decorative lighting, while 50 lamp signposts on the main floor and 30 on the balcony will carry exhibitor car names in red on white glass. The tenth national automotive show at Madison Square Garden is planned for January 8 16. Leon Points drove a 41 horsepower Losser limousine Westminster to Baltimore and Frederick, reporting no delays or issues.
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Wilson Company
Thomas P. Morgan
J.B. Jackson
Philadelphia
Ciy
Knyaville
Tenn
Stanley Zell
The
Motor Car Company of
Baltimore
Abi
Yatla Factory
Madison Square Garden
Leon Points
Westminster
Frederick
Feature to an outsider wins Latonia feature race
Waldo Briggs, the outsider, wins the Latonia feature with Pajarolla and Lawrence FP Daley close behind. Samaria pulls a 36 to 1 upset in the third race as three favorites prevail. multiple races report close finishes and long-shot outcomes.
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Cincinnati
Waldo Briggs
Latonia
Pajarolla
Lawrence FP
Daley
Bob
Samaria
Purin Hoo
Goukarn
God
G.ue
Elxte
Tilst
Cancaien
Davis
Doctor Dewnle
Guiteon
Leccon
Phopaute
Kennedy
Stopem
N Bield Cari
A. Muskeday
Harkeway
Cyenet
Bryce
Walter Rolling
Riyal
Duquetne
Helle Clem
Waldo Beigan
Lawrences
MeGech
Richard Reed
Galloguy
Firth Rack
Enfon
Ray H
Se Geunnon
Warden
Engin
Cloedeur
Acann
Warren
Iss
Hleem
W.T. Keatper
Gmc
Sem Kokomo
Arolus
Black Hawk
Pal
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Butwell's Good Ride Dominates Woodmere Stakes
Nimbus won the Woodmere selling stake at Aqueduct on November 4, riding through from even money to 7 to 10 under Butwell. The card lists multi-race results with weights and payouts, highlighting Nimbus's upset over rivals and mentioning associated horses and trainers. A separate note asks for football games with teams averaging 130 to 185 pounds, directing inquiries to Captain Welle.
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Aqueduct
N.Y
Nimbus
Woodmere
Mermire
Butwell
Beoville
K ‘Eon
Naughty Boy
Ged
Tempter
Ugan
Fife
Berkeley
Finitater
Ityland
Isa van
Woolmere
Vals
Eutwell
Nat
Sarg Davis
Pater
Garuerl
Dagat
Bencau
Crvewy
Pia
Moguotia
TCR
Stramer Algnt
Ren
Seth
Gurls Ork
Mio Ggaraar
Gem
Hyland
Clady
Thing
Welle
Ta'c Street
P. B. Way Versus The Primitive Way In Pricing
In early peddler pack merchandising fees aimed at beating down prices, the goods’ price did not set value. The success of the P. B. method of pricing P. E. apparel at the lowest profitable sale price shows modern men are often more sensible than credited.
P. B. Over Coat Priced At Twenty Five Dollars
An advertisement touts a P. B. over coat at 25 dollars as embodying value, urging readers to compare with other town offerings and judge for themselves. It promises exclusive Sartorial Art Suits in models named Metropolitan University Cosmos and urges readers to see the quality through actual comparisons.
Head to Foot Outfitters Ninth and the Avenue Sale
A local retailer offers a clothing sale at Ninth and the Avenue with price tags of 25, 30, and 35 dollars. The ad highlights footwear and outfits for men and women.
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Ninth and the Avenue
May abolish spikes at league meeting next month
Chicago November 4 The American League will discuss abolishing spikes from players footwear at its annual meeting next month exact date undecided President Johnson said the league will seek a suitable substitute to reduce the accidents that marred play last season and a plan will be considered by magnates this winter
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Chicago
Johnson
Unclear Name List Entries From Historical Text
Fragmentary OCR reads like a list of numerous proper names and place terms. Key individuals and locales are not coherent, preventing a clear news event or action.
Charles Dexter 18 Dead in Ohio Sudden Shot
Charles Dexter, first baseman for the New Orleans Southern League, died in Mount Holly Ohio after an accidental self-inflicted gunshot while heating near his parents home. He had previously been with Detroit and Cleveland, but no team is stated for the current year.
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Bobbie Kao
Singiawall
Charles Dextar
Mount Holly
Ohio
Denter
Detroit
Cleveland
Oacar Bhoenenburgar
Comment on the changing edge of ballplayer confidence
The article argues that a team’s belief in itself affects performance, citing Jim McAleer and Ty Cobb era Detroit strategies. It highlights how Jennings built confidence in Cobb and others, leading to three pennants, while criticizing Spikes reforms and noting Johnson’s stance after Mack’s charges.
Tigers Beat Cubans in Havana Exhibition
The Detroit Tigers opened their Cuban tour with a 9 to 3 victory over Almendares in Havana. More than 12,000 spectators watched as Detroit’s offense and defense dominated, while Cuban fielding and base running faltered behind a strong Willett pitching effort and a12-run Detroit barrage.
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Havana
Cuba
Detrait Tigers
Almendares
Aelas
Tigers
Ike Wildiie
Gongales
Sheedy Yankees
Mendez
Ubs
Eddie Wilett
Detroit
D. James
Bush
O'Leary
McIntyre
Delehanty
Moriarty
Schmidt
Beckendorf
Fight Feld
Willett
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Icarus
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FL Barnett
Live
Wire
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Chornmester
Chesterbrook
Samuel Ross
Rosshampton
Tom Melton
A. I. Price
Everard
Takahire
Mr. Dunlop
Pimlico Notes
Neoskaleeta
Robert Cooper
Montgomery
James McLaughlin
Fauntleroy
Mr. McLaughlin
Pimilco
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Palatist
J. W., Tolten
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Miles
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Sobel
Pimliea
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Gunning
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Ty W. Weiner
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Dr. Waldo Briggs
American League
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Charles
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Sporting
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Ban Johnson
Connie Mack
Ty Cobb
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Peta Wirth
Sts. H.W
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Newcorn & Green Men's Tsllora
St. N. W
S.goldhemm & Sons
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Haas & CO
Ave
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Pa. Ave. X.W
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Carlisle Indians
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Arena
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Redmend
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Camel
Werner Gris ‘Sell
the Bhaughraun
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