Marty O'Toole Tells How He Built The $22 000 Arm
Baseball interview with Marty O'Toole of the Pirates describing his famed $22,000 arm and how it developed. He recounts family ties to other O'Tooles in baseball, his career path from South Framingham to Brockton and Sioux City, and his major league debut with Pittsburgh. He discusses pay, fan attention, and differences between major and minor leagues.
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Marty” O'Toole
Adam
Mr. O'Toole
Phisburg Baseball Club
O'Tooleany
Marty
Barney” Dreyfus
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South Framingham
Mass
Five O'Pooles
Little O'Dooles
Mike
Boston Nationals
Frank
Dorchester
Jack
Pat
Pirates
O'Tooles
Giants
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Providence
Brockton
Jack Chesbro
New York
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St. Paul
Boston Americans
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Sioux City
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Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
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Wagner
Donlin
Gibson
Andrew Carnegie
Bargaining with Baseball Banter and Family Taxonomies
The text features a baseball player explaining dodging the vaudeville stage via expert base running and declined salaries, while hinting at future plans to start a restaurant. His brothers are joked about trading with him, reflecting team dynamics and boasts during a casual interview.
Astigmatism and Its Correction Methods
The article explains astigmatism as irregular corneal curvature causing unequal light refraction and blurred images. It notes accommodation limits, headaches, and the risk of uncorrected myopia development, then outlines cylindrical spectacles and combined spherocylindrical lenses as corrective options for regular astigmatism.
Irregular Astigmatism and Corneal Lesions
The text explains irregular astigmatism from corneal surface irregularities due to ulcers. It notes corneal lesions can not be corrected by glasses and may cause lifelong affliction. It warns that even small corneal damage in children can yield red watery eyes and light sensitivity, signaling serious risk if untreated.
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The Art of Pitching Control in Early Baseball
The article argues control of the ball is essential for success in pitching. It charts stages of notable pitchers, cites Cy Young and Christy Mathewson era methods, and describes coaching by Robbie Robinson to develop location and confidence. It emphasizes practice, catcher guidance, and studying batters to master control.
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Dr’ Breitenstein
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Young
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Ren Rommenis
Giants
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Central Wien
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Mogierd
Jenon
McGraw
Wilbert Roahijison
Baltimore
Robbie
Robinson
Marlin Springs
Centrol
Ames
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Robinson and
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Joan N. Wheeler
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