Beaten by Beavers in the Thirteenth
Vancouver, B C saw the Beavers win 2 to 1 in thirteen innings as Cartwright misplayed a ball early in the frame, allowing Donerati to score the decisive run. Stellar defense and fielding miscues dominated the tense, error filled game.
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Beavers
Enocia
Vancouir
B.C
Vancouver
Cart Righ Giran Mia
Bente Vancauren
Bette
Noth
Stall
Ciafin
Mts
Clanlinda
Quighey
Swain
Hall
Iain
Pinches
Flannigan
Galeries
Siwat
Firet
Butte
Bender
Litener
Panovan
Cartright
Quigles
Fret
Donerati
Seattle Indians Face Hard Fights in Rough Schedule
The Seattle club takes measure of its Indian opponents as it plays each game with steady effort. Strong defense and disciplined offense highlight the campaign, with Ineife contributing steady work and the team showing good style in dispatches from Spokane and Seattle.
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Ineife
Seattle
Seattle Beats Indians in Wild Baseball Clash
Seattle pitchers and fielding pace the way as Jensen and Bennett star in a sunlit win. Lindy and teammates force errors and grabbing plays, while Okinona's release of Ally shifts the Indians toward Oakland. Major league notes include Philadelphia and St Louis results, with Vancouver’s looming impact and trades shaping late season moves.
Ambiguous Baseball Score Report With Names and Fragments
Brief MLB game notes show Chicago and Cleveland involved with a 4 to 1 score, mentioning several players and injuries. The text blends team names, partial player surnames, and garbled phrases, making exact details unclear but indicating an American League context and deferred pitching decisions.
Chitchat of Diamond Spokesmen Puzzling Text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Weeks and others heading to a road trip next week. The garbled lines mention wind, a following week, and additional names like Wid and Butte. The readable sense remains unclear about date, place, or event.
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Homme
Fen Butte
American Association game postponement report
Fragmentary OCR notes show references to teams and cities including Louisville, Toledo, and Columbus. The text is garbled but indicates a basketball or athletic scheduling item with a postponed game and various city names.
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Owhsville-Kanesa
Andre Fapols
Louisville
Alodlananolis Wanker
Toledo
Paw
Minoanolie Minugayolis
Columbus
Unclear score report from Western League games
Fragmentary baseball tally shows Western League results at Sioux City and Lincoln with scattered team names including Des Moines Lincoln and Omaha. Mixed bleeds of cities and players appear, but many phrases are garbled, leaving an incomplete score and lineup.
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Sioux Cuy
Sioux City
Omaha
Lincoln
Des Moines
Des. Moines
Puebla
Donlin May Quit Team to Fill Stage Contract
New York report notes Donlin may leave baseball to join stage actress Mabel Hite in a ten week engagement under a contract reported in the city. The move would affect the Giants pennant race as the team holds second place after a victory.
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Donlin
New York
Giants
Fragmented text summary of unclear local item
Readable portions reference names and places but the text is garbled. It mentions Waltroryne and Meath Hight Stars, a publication, and fines or penalties but lacks coherent events or actions to summarize precisely. The item appears to be a damaged local notice or notice of fines with personal names and places.
Riders near death after horse fall at track card
During the sixth race Golden Plume fell after a deep stretch irregularity, causing rider N T McAbee on Golden Plume and Nelson on Chief Brush to crash. McAbee suffered multiple broken ribs and unconsciousness, later taken to hospital. Nelson walked away. Redan, St. Joe and Efrd finished first to third as crowd watched the dangerous course.
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N. TE. McAbes
Hosital
McAdee
Golden Plume
Nelson
Chief Brush
Horses And Horsemen at Kentucky Race Meet
Horse racing notes report O Malley securing Eight Gold Keas Yearlings from Kentucky and expanding winners from the stable. Injuries and race outcomes include Groth’s setback, Agreement’s late surge, and various horses like Spring Swat, Port Mahone, and Golden Wing drawing attention amid betting chatter and owner remarks.
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B. G. O'Malley
Kentucky
Leta Leach
Reed
W. AH. Parker
Heture
Billy
Port Mahone
Allen
J.B. Dun
Edrana
Stover
Mig
William Hawkes
Legatee
John J. Rogers
Clos
Harry Smndhope
A. Clapton
Kenilworth
G. H. Missiman
Spring Leaf
Stewart Polk
Stewart
Polk
W. W. Finn
Finn
Schleider
Tintie
D.C. O'Malley
Shaughnessy
Eton
Dorgetlesd
Madden Plans To Race Abroad With Stable Stars
Saratoga news reports Joh E Madden plans shipping top thoroughbreds to England for next season’s stakes. Fayette and Sir Martin head the group, plus various yearlings, while Fred Berlew vows to move Chapultepec’s team to France and seek citizenship amid the Hughes crusade.
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Madden
Stars OF Stable
Saratoga
Racine
Hughes
Joh E. Madden
England
Fayette
Sir Martin
Fred Berlew
Tyance Tracks
Haseen
New York
James F. Keene
Fayette and Sty Biarlin
Colla
Celt
Sanford
Track Workout Notes Include Names and Times
Racing shorthand lists workouts and times for numerous horses and riders. Mentions Miss Danvil Evelyn Kk Forty-Fork Addie Hawkins Ince Wvedeticle Malé Mile Good Grotta T Chin Widworth Nanni Wrowledge Colina Giel Tanger Red and other entries with fractions and fractions of miles. The notes hint at performance indicators and possible pace assessments from a training session.
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Danvil Bo Miles
Evelyn Kk
Addie Hawkins
Ince
Larned Captures First Leg in Longwood Trophy Battle
William A. Larned of Annapolis won the first leg of the Longwood cup challenge at Tinian on August 4, defeating Ray D. Gitte of New York three sets to love. Larned defended his title from last year as Little failed to mount a fight, with Larned showing dominance in net plays and serving.
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Levugout
Uie
Seven
Port Mahone
Billy Mayham
Port
Mahone
Peict Matone
Billy Maytham
Min
Fen
Suiez- Hos
Cried Plage
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Clark
Part Mahone
Yan An
Cumarita
Travis Cooney
Tinian
William A. Larned
Annapolis
Rayman D. Gitte
New York
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Little
B. C. Wright
Nets
Dave Cox
Cofubus
Battimora Club
Jack Hambrechl
Aceyle & Co
Martin
Bill Jackman
Johnny Tygasty Agant
Hig
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Voile
Sone Glininering
Seattle Race Track Gossip and Big Crowds
Race track news from Seattle notes record crowds at The Meadows where First Peep and Garity Dunlay’s chestnut mare by Imp Clendounie-Downing set a track mark despite a rider’s serious injuries earlier. Betting shops and bookmakers from New York to California arrive, with stewards facing tricky charges and losses reported by clubs and investors.
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Garity & Dunlay
Imp. Clendounie-Downing
Meadows
Keene
Tyid
Blaiock
Allen
Syork
Seattle
Vickers Used More Times Than Any Other Pitcher
Rude Vickers pitched for Russ Hall's Seattle team in the coast league and has become a big asset to the Philadelphia club. Connie Mack has used him more than any other man, and no other star in the American League has stood out as often. He worked in 21 games and won 1, with the Athletics not yet a major factor this season.
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Rude Vickers
Russ Hall
Seattle
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
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