Anodes Win Another Game From Spelters
The Anodes beat the Black Rocks 9 to 6 as five fourth inning runs gave a strong lead. Dell and Varnadore delivered key hits, Baker and Garrity drove in runs, and Shear pitched well, with an 0-9 effort by Kelly’s team in a tense seventh inning.
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Ha Kelly
Anodes
Butte
Anaconda
Black
Rock Restoration
Bee
Wheeseredl
Mieces
Fat Kelly
Dell
Wal
Acore
Elle
Lengwer
Gare
Teas
Brogan
Kelly
Ricketts
Secon
Hurley
Tucker
Delle
Varnadore
Nadeau
Weiser
Baker
Primiey
Belig
Jones
Stile
Garrity
Ingle
Gauizhi Gn Fm
Ste
Walf
Butte Sam
Lawrence
Bakers
Knight
Shea
Den
Tut
Rickette
Atiell
Sted
Ssesees
Black Rocks
Sells
Primb ‘Rnadore
Balle
Seile
Carey
Baseball game snippet with scoring notes and umpire
A fragment describes a baseball game where Kelly strikes out Dell and Dell is struck out by Kelly. It notes innings totals, left on base, Mack racks, time of two hours and fifteen minutes, and umpire Frary.
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Kelly
Dell
Om Kelly
Mack Racks
Frary
Parly Games Cancelled by Late Minnesota Opening
Minneapolis reports the University of Minnesota delaying its fall opening to October 10, making football games with the University of South Dakota and the University of North Dakota unlikely. Dr HL Williams warns that previously set dates with the Dakota schools may be canceled due to the late start.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
South Dakota
North Dakota
HL. Willams
Gopher Ho
Dakota Stevens
Review of the Week in the Big Leagues
In a crowded week the National League saw Brooklyn and New York lead variedly while St Louis and Cincinnati slipped. In the American, Boston pressured Chicago as Detroit and Cleveland exchanged spots, with Philadelphia and New York mixing wins and losses as standings shifted daily. Columbus hosts Grand Circuit racing headline Ohio events with a $2,000 Elks home pace and two Ohio tomorrow trotting races, while Chicago tennis closes with Walter Hayes defeating Samuel Hardy in the Western patriotic tourney.
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New York
Chicago
Giants
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Tigers
Washington
Indians
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Minnts
Mathewson
St. Louis
Tuestle
St. Louie
St.Louis
Ohio
Columbus
Michigan
Columbus Mile Track
Elks
Chicag
Walter Hayes
Samuel Hardy
York
St Lars
St Louis
Peace and war through a battered world and baseball notes
A fragmentary poem laments a world scarred by war and asks what peace will mean for the living. The piece contrasts ghosts of the dead with the living, then shifts to a sports column noting Red Sox resilience, Giants near supremacy, and a national amateur baseball meet in Indianapolis with upcoming schedule decisions led by James P. Lowry.
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Indianapolis, Inc
Aus
National Amateur Baseball Association of America
Indianapolis
Louisville
Chicago
Pittsburg
Detroit
Cleveland
Omaha
Lincoln
Springfield
Mass
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Fox
James P. Lowry
National Association
Wealthy backer to send baseball teams to France for troops
A rich baseball enthusiast offered to finance a Franco activity if Clark Griffith, manager of the Washington Americans, takes two major league teams to France to entertain American soldiers and allies behind the lines. Griffith would submit the plan to Secretaries Baker and Daniel. A stipulation named Walter Sohnwon as a trip participant. American League standings note a rain paused Chicago Detroit game at 2 to 2 after three innings with other matchups listed.
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Washington
Clark Griffith
Washington Americans
Griffith
Abe
Baker
Daniela
Walter Sonnwon
Cubs Purchase Outfielder Barber For 15000 And Two Players
Chicago manager Fred Mitchell announced the Chicago National League club bought outfielder Barber from Baltimore for 15000 dollars and two players not named. Barber had been batting around .360.
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CUBS
Chicago
Fred Mitchell
National League Baseball Club
CHIEF BENDER WINS EASILY AT CHICAGO
Chicago Aug 5 Philadelphia defeated Kiesgo 6 to 2 as Bender drove Prendergast from the mound in the sixth. Batteries Bender Killiter Prendergast Aldridge Wilson. EVEN SPLIT St Louis Aug 6 Brooklyn wins first game 9 to 6. second game not concluded. Batteries Pfeffer Miller Horstman Ames Mays Gonzales. RED PITCHER HAMMERED Cincinnati Aug 6 New York wins 7 to 8. Tesreau Tariden Mitchell Ring Wingo. TODAY S SCHEDULE Boston at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago Brooklyn at St Louis
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Prendergast
Kiesgo
Bender
Killiter
Aldridge
Wilson
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Louis
Pfeffer
Miller
Horstman
Cincinnati
Aus
New York
Mitchell
Tesreau
Tito
Tatterjee
Tariden
Ring
Wingo
Boston
Pittsburg
Racer Blows A Tire One Dead Five Hurt
Alllwaukes Aug 5 One man was killed and five injured in state fair park automobile races when a tire blew. Victims include SARL HEALY 29 Milwaukee. VOxburgh 27 Milwaukee. Frank Klug 29 Cedarburg. Larry Nelson 0 Milwaukee. Frank Erdman 37 Cedarburg. The crash began as Vosburgh’s car spun toward the fence. Nelson Erdman and Healy were among the injured.
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Alllwaukes
State Fair Park
Sarl Healy
Milwaukee
Mer. Voxburgh
Milwauki
Frank Klug
Cedarburg
Flarry Nelson
Heals
Nelson
Joe Cross
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Ene Garrity
Latrell
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Rf Jones
Keily
A Carey
Peirce
American Association
Japolis
Toledo
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Pacific Coast
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Portland
Oakland
Low Angeles
By Briggs
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Hell
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Rey Sox
White Sox
Red Sox
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Eddie Collins
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Columb
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Vernon
R. L. Goldberg
By Goldberg
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Aiery
Haney
Het
Chief Bender
Racer
Glen Cow
Glen Cove
John R. Strachan
W. M. Johnson
W. Niles
Nassau Country Club
Strachan
Karl Hf
Behr
Niles
T. R. Pell
Mary K. Browne
California
Molla
Bjurstedt
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