Casey's sister provides a home for him, sharing her house with her husband and their young daughter. The plot establishes her family relationship to Casey and his close bond with her child, but does not describe her taking part in the baseball contests or the events that lead Casey to leave Mudville.
A party attendee associated with the opening dance and farewell. The Union soldiers celebrate before marching away, while civilians cheer their departure. The summary offers no further individual actions or relationship for this character, so the role is limited to the departure scene.
Mrs. Kingsley Benedict is a member of the committee investigating the Melville reform school for girls. Judge Monroe recommends Polly to her for employment, placing her within the story's inquiry into the institution. The committee is being deceived about conditions at Melville, but the plot summary does not specify Mrs. Benedict's personal actions or whether she knows of the deception.
The mother of Richard's girlfriend is part of the family endangered by the Sioux raid. Richard warns the family, which escapes aboard a covered wagon and is chased in a running gunfight; he later takes the girlfriend to his own family's cabin. The synopsis does not identify the mother's individual actions or fate.
A friend of Grace Remington whose residence is selected as the target for the forced burglary.
Kate Toncray has 78 screen credits in a career dating back to 1905. Signature works include Casey at the Bat, The Widow's Kids, What Is the Use of Repining?. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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