McGraws Giants Nurture Green Players into Champions
An article credits John McGraw with shaping a core group of players into a championship team. It highlights names like Josh Devore, Fred Merkle, Larry Doyle, Arthur Fletcher, Charlie Herzog, Snodgrass, Murray, Meyers, Rube Marquard, Leon Ames, and others, noting strategic position moves and key in-season performances that solidified the roster.
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New York
McGraw
Deadwood
Josh Devore
Dlis Brother Bird
Menes
Tethet
Basel
Ae Yiear
Mady
Tyma
Fred Merkle
Bec
Larry Dov
Worle
Eighie Stipe
Arthur Fletcher
Kent
Meuiriain
Devlin
Brideeil
Pletcher Co
Chari
Herzog
Boston
Uye
Fren Snouygrass
Snodgrass
Giants
Partivihacty
Tate
Rovers
Jack Murray
McCloskey
Louis
Hin
Murray
Jack Meyers
Rube Marquard
Rube Marquari
Indianapolis
Leon Ames
Aimes
New York Beats Philadelphia 12 to 3 in NL Matchup
In Philadelphia, New York surged to a 12 3 National League win over the Phillies. Manager Mack of the Philadelphia Americans and Owe? are noted in the early innings as the visitors produced two runs while Philadelphia led 3 0 before Crandall and Alexander settled into solid pitching. The narrative details a shaky first inning and subsequent steady defense, with key moments mentioned in late innings.
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New York
Alexander
Stanley
Rats
Merkle
Mieteler
Doyle
Allurras
Philadelphia
Crandall
Pyin
Smith
Wittsbreh
Myers
Wilson
Stanley Smith
Rillefer
Copter
Owen Oy
Mack
Philadelphia Americans
Devare
York
Hall
Wood
Williams
Mantels
Woods
Daniils
Doolan
Gardner
Rosson
Tall
Fisher
Caldwell
Blair
Boston
BOP
Smunamaker
Warhop
Hart Sid Williams
Webster's
Hilmat
Philadelphia and Washington split rough doubleheader
In Wallington, Philadelphia won the first game while Washington captured the second in five and a half innings behind solid pitching. Parkness halted further play after the early decisive frame, with Watt contributing at the plate in the opener.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Wallington
C. Qe
Washingley
Joes
Parkness
Watt
Ithvibe
Inetervission
Ainsmith
Bender
Coombs
Lapp
Secemel
Johnson
Street
Pplank
Davenport and All Rattles Turbulence in League Sanction Debate
Fragmented text hints at a political or organizational rift with Davenport facing scrutiny from directors while a southern faction questions leadership. A dark horse may emerge late, and a notice references debts tied to Holman, J Bertita Holman, with local ties to Davenport.
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Davenport
Louis
Buahnaue Journal
EACT High Football Schedule Sets Season Outlook
The EACT High squad trains hard as expats aim to beat Muasen City and begin fall play. Coach Moray notes improved defense and offense, with key players like Heeank and Dennett shaping the lineup for next Saturday’s home game at Red Cedar Park.
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P St High Seliaeh
Moray
Hood
Fanily High School
Tee
Red Cedar Park
Ese High
Ouelir Rapides
Waterlon
Haye
Chrroker
Cedar Falls
Smith Gad Blowers
Simpson
Nares
Divis
Ftligek
Mwan
Duiske
First Chinaman to Play Football at Brown
Providence R I reports A R B Lien a native of Tien Tsin China took part in regular practice with the Brown University football squad and is expected to be given a chance in a game. Lien enrolled at Brown this year as a student athlete and has shown notable speed and backfield potential as a new player.
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Providence
R. J
Lien
Tien Tsin
China
Brown University
Brown
May Waterloo Expect Call from Proxy Tearney
Chicago reports say President Tearney will start a tour of Three-I league cities tomorrow to consult directors about next season's reorganization. He plans to visit Davenport and Rock Island and southern cities while possibly skipping Dubuque and Waterloo. He favors keeping the league identity and a stronger Three-I next year, with support from southern clubs.
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Peoria Star
Chicago
A! Yearney
Tearney
Dubuque
Waterloo
Davenport
Rock Island
Peoria
Clemt
Threes
Jeague
Pa Tearneys Fas
Thres Floneus
Omore
Es Bar
Team Plays Every Game In Long Season Run
The squad showed endurance as they played every game and inning in a lengthy schedule. Hinehman appeared in every game while the center leg remained active before a late retirement.
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Hunker Cans Lan
Ceiamisnae
Hinehman
Esme Wit
Baseball remarks on 1913 World Series and player form
The piece notes Arty Baldwin from Boston as a strong finisher, praises McGraw era plans, and discusses catching and backstops being strained. It mentions The Indian hives Leen and Chive Myer as key players, and highlights the risk of tricks and kickers in upcoming games amid war and election chatter.
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Arty Baldwin
Boston
Jfe
McGraw
New York Clears Path to National League Title
New York won yesterday against Philadelphia improving their hold on the pennant and leaving rivals unable to overtake. Chicago fell to St Louis while Giants’ chance to clinch was nearer. New York needs one more win to seal the league championship as Philadelphia drops toward third place with remaining games.
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Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Giants
Piushureh
Rainsdargers Denied Parole After 25 Years In Prison
Des Moines reports Governor Carroll refused clemency for Nathan Rainsbarger and co defendant after twenty five years of life terms for murder. The parole board report and dissenting members voice mixed views while Carroll emphasizes the case proves murder in the first degree with premeditation.
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Des Moines
Efert
Nathan Hainsbarge
Enoch Johnson
Frank Rathsbarger
Gifford
Ifardin County
B. F. Carrol
Board of Parole
Chairan W. W W. Berry
Indianola
John E. Mowe
Berry
D. €. Moot
Marengo
Carroll
Iowa
Carrell
Sad homecoming for Jim Jeffries
Former heavyweight champion Jim Jeffries returns to Los Angeles with his brother Jack after a three months Alaska hunting trip to be with his ailing mother. They learn of her death in Alaska and rush to Seattle and then home to attend the burial.
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Los Angeles
Cal
James Jeffries
Alaska
Jack
Valdez
Seattle
Tighe Named Manager of Louisville Colonels
John Tighe will manage the Louisville Colonels in the American Association, succeeding Del Howard. Tighe previously skippered Rock Island in the Three-Eye League and later led Seattle in the Northwest League.
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Louisville
John Tighe
del Howard
Tighe
Rock Island
Seattle
Rare Hindgin's disease afflicts Iowan resident
Skaloosa Iowa October 4 Samuel Trent of Knoxville is afflicted with Hindgin's disease a rare illness with swollen glands and a beard like skin relief said to come from Chamberlains liniment available from dealers.
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Skaloosa
Samuel Trent
Knoxville
Hindgin
Local notes from Eagle Center and surrounding area
Torn fragments show residents visiting Water Street for Taft events and a brief mention of Thunder and family settling in Eagle Center. Mentions move by M Heing to Nicholas Berk Farm and Mr and Mrs Thompson attending a fair. Several names appear with sparse context and a planned meeting between JP Selu and Mrs N Reiter.
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Taft
Minnta
Brck
Eagle Center
M. Heing
Nicholas Berk
Mro
Thompson
Wom
Poculer
Thurgias
Merl Petar Raaener
Blett
Hare
Pho 2
JP Selu
Mra. N. Reiter
Bremer county fair attracts near universal attendance
Nearly everybody from this vicinity attended the Bremer county fair at Waverly and enjoyed themselves. Several from this community went to Watering Thueday to greet President Taft. Mrs. Charles Whitney and Atres, Frank Corwin were guests at the parental Jordan home last week. Mrs. Cortwright spent Tuesday at the home of her son. Harry Catt wright. W. Hi. Hickelbere spent a few days at New Hampton last week.
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Winslow
Waverly
Taft
Charles Whitney
Atres
Frank Corwin
Jordan
William Hodge Company to Present The Man From Home at Waterloo
Antonio Sslerne, recently arrived from Italy, joins William Hodge's troupe for the Tarkington Wilson play The Man From Home at the Waterloo on Wednesday October 11. Sslerne previously belonged to Tomasso Salvini's company.
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William Hodge
Antonio Sslerne
Tarkington- Wilson
Waterloo
Tomasso Salvini
Italy
United States
Years of Suffering Catarrh and Blood Disease
Miss Mabel Dawkins of Fort Wayne Indiana writes of a three year struggle with catarrh and blood disease. After trying numerous doctors and remedies she says Hood's Sarsaparilla made her well and strong. She recommends Hood's to others suffering from catarrh and notes the liquid form or Saraatabs.
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Mabel PL Dawkins
Lafayette St
Fort Warne
Ind
Hood
Billy at Waterloo theatre brings New York farce to town
Comedy dominates a three act farce written around Arthur Clamage. Billy, a large cast of burlesque performers, and the hit from Daly's theatre New York arrive at Waterloo theatre next Friday October 6. The show follows a football hero who endures misfortune.
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Arthur Clamage
Biley
Billy
Waterloo Theatre
Daly's Theatre
New York
the Shuberts
Swamp-Root Endorsement By Minneapolis Man
August Strong of 3414 Washington Ave Minneapolis Minn says Swamp-Root relieved his lame back after a year of illness. He bought a bottle from druggist Mr Skinner and later bought more, reporting improved health and urging others to use Kilmer’s product. Skinner attests he sold the medicine to Strong.
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Mr. Kilmer
August Strong
Washington Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
Air
Skinner
Mr. Strong
Kilmer’s Water? Dr Kilmer and Co Sample Request
Letter to Dr Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York seeks a sample bottle and a booklet about kidneys and bladder. Mentions Waterloo Courier and notes bottles priced fifty cents and one dollar at drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Waterloo Courier
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