Clipping:The late reporter for the NY Sunday Dispatch and World and Spirit of the Times

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Date	Thursday, January 30, 1873
Text	Mr. Brodie has been for several years connected with the New-York Dispatch, Wilkes’ Spirit of the Times, Sun and other journals. Since his arrival in this country four years ago, he obtained considerable reputation as a journalist, but particularly in his capacity as base-ball editor of the Dispatch and Spirit of the Times. At the time of his death he was City editor of the former journal. Mr. Brodie has contributed, from time to time, to almost every paper of note in this City, and his writings were invariably characterized by impartiality, clearness, and strongly-evinced knowledge of his subjects. New York Times January 30, 1873 We regret having to announce the death of Mr. John W. Brodie, the base ball reporter for the New York Sunday Dispatch and New York World. Philadelphia Sunday Dispatch February 2, 1873
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Submitted by	Richard Hershberger
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