The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-21
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 MeDeHoaeh. the right fielder on the army team. certainly made good sun day with his stick. He hits 'cm on line and drives them a mile. His clout oyer the fence was a beauty bright and if he keeps aP such work fc win. have the opposing tWirIers HnuerJrs for hell
 Bert Brown has become great base ball critic, and since he asyayed to cover the third cushion he is especially hard on those who attempt to guard that sack. The writer was perchcd on a stool in the Hunter Cafe the other evening endeavoring to assuage the bangs of hunger with four bits worth of food. Beside him was seated Ayers the crack little third baseman of the fort team Bert approached. and of course the conversation soon veered around to baseball