Pirates have dominated nearly all series says record
The article traces long standing dominance by the Pirates in the National League, noting they have won series against most teams except Cincinnati and New York. It discusses historical patterns, year by year outcomes, and upcoming games including a double-header in Boston with potential protest.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
New Yorks
Chicagos
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Philadelphl
Mt Pittsburg
Basten
St Vittsburg
Bronttiva
Gt Pittsburg
Lust
Asters
Boston
Cubs and Giants Conclude Tie in National League Action
Unclear text mentions National League standings with Cubs and Giants in a draw. References to Boston and Philadelphia games and various players appear garbled, but the central note indicates a tied result or stalemate involving the Cubs and Giants with other teams noted in passing.
Northwestern League season notes and player mentions
The fragmentary report lists teams and players in the Northwestern League with scattered references to games, venues, and players such as Kearess, O'Brien, Ler, Little, Fernell, and O’Lien. It mentions Portland, Seattle, Spokane, and Hep as locations and a few dated notes, suggesting a roundup of recent matches and rosters.
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Taenny
Kearess
Baers Bhinkerthuy
Perna
O'Brien
Anne Hoh
Tarmia
Aberdare
Unclear historic game results and place names listed
The fragmentary text references multiple teams and cities such as Kansas City Minneapolis Indianapolis and other unclear places. It appears to be a garbled score or schedule stanza with partial team names and game notes, lacking coherent context or dates.
Western League results and chaotic venue notes
In a garbled Western League recap several team abbreviations and scorers appear, including Al Qmataf, Omana, Al Pughtlo-Wichta, and Denver. The text sporadically mentions first and second games, a Beavor label, and a Des Moines venue at a private dining room for ladies on South Main Street.
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al Qmataf
Nroln
Omana
al Pughlo—Wichta
A. Puchte
AL Denver
Vopeka
Fanver
Tapess A Beaver
Samting
Dort Nes
Alalse City
Blewy Cmy
Dainex
Adanes Hiauy This
Des Moines
St Aakers
South Main Street
Pittsburg Ready to Bet Head Off
Pittsburg optimism runs through a garbled account of local betting and racing action. Mentions Worden field, Blood block, Shaul Gey Iron, and a $4,000 stake already in play, with unclear details and names distorted.
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Pittsburg
Fittsberg
Howe
Tory
Innsey
Closing Dates in Big and Little Leagues
Fragmented OCR notes reference closing dates for leagues, with scattered names and places. The readable items mention Ameripai, OGLA AMANTHOS RESUGLIT KD, Kept, and Northwestern, plus a Sept. 3 date and a Sept. 28 placeholder.
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Chote
Leela Lonstirs
Ameripai
Ogla Amanthos
Leta Alan Lonsite
Pacific Coast League Basketball Roundup and Disorganized Play
Fragmented report covers games and standings across the Pacific Coast League. It mentions Vernon, Los Angeles, Oakland, Portland, and other teams with scattered results, late performances, and varied player notes amid unclear chronology.
State Fair stakes fill the lineup for Montana event
The Montana State Fair opens next week with a full card of stakes led by a $1,000 feature. Nominations include Tate Mandena and Jack Paine among top runners, with six furlongs and longer events, and daily entries plus harness races. Festivities promise strong attendance from state and out-of-state visitors as breeders showcase horses across multiple divisions.
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Tamorrow
Martin Merlin
Montana
Burness
Ranning
Beon
Tate Mandena
Tor
Ossiito
Jacl Paine
Hake
Doctle
Dolny J. Rogers
Trammeriway
Zoe Youn
Henry
Sexalek
Don Rowell
Lantern
Harmoeeway
Baltes View
Montans
Herim UN Eribie
Bye Raukent
Abiny Kride
Francs
Plitoou
Lewis
St. Pranels
Queen Land
Unclear sports update from New York Sept event
Fragmentary report notes a player underwent surgery and was reported improving. Mentions Yale squad and New Haven area with terse references to a trip to a game. Details are obscured and names or dates are not fully legible.
Papke Ready to Fight Any Opponent in Comeback Bid
Chicago reports Papke in strong shape to challenge any foe. He trains in New Orleans ahead of a likely bout, confident he can stop his rival within ten rounds. His next match depends on the Kelly-AleGOorts winner, with plans tied to spring dates.
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Chicago
Arpt
Ste-Big Papke
Kewateo Niddie
Itselty
New
Panpke
Ine Kelly
Dog Establishes Wonderful Record At Course Meet
A stray dog named The Wolf dominated a Montana coursing event, defeating rivals including Lover takes and The Wolf again in finals. Yellow Brazen and War Boy also posted strong showings as Chaynlin’s Ghob led the pack in the day’s races at the park.
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Withoins & Chaynptont
Mute
Montana
Coursing
Colorado
Butte
Finsty
Henenal Peder
Senggier
Walsh
Chaynlns
Bosta
Davey
Cisley
Daneil Pedder
Volbor
Alun Campbell
Asin Muster
Yarkente Kady
Welt
War Bay
Wild Boy
Init Crescent
Popemal Dorel
Ile Tellow Vienne
Coupbel
Hmimy
Sretenick
Two More Coaches Spur Spokane High Toward Season
Desperate efforts to resume play at South Central High School lead to two new assistants joining Coach F. KrKergdy. Grover Metzington and an unnamed second aide boost the staff as the team presses to field a squad three weeks from opening game. The situation remains precarious with uncertain material and lineup prospects.
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Spokane
Sept
State
F. Krergdy
Thi
South Central High Schant
Grover Metsrington
Igh
Fem
Kennedy
Leta
Nec
Pittsburg Fans Boost Prices Amid Hype and Plans
Pittsburg tickets rise as a booster plan for a grand stand seats project gains traction. A petition urges two exhibition events at Vanderhe grounds with Vanderbilt linked to a major entry. The committee, including Jace and others, discusses feasibility and expects 70 to 45 entrants, creating the largest prior event by number of entries. The run will be shortened slightly but keep the same route.
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Pitsburg
Disieet
Ymireh Lathe
Idg
Nevegry
Spokane bases 1910 reserve list includes 28 players
Spokane manager Robert Brown of the Spokane baseball team lists 28 players placed on the reserve list for 1910. Names include Osidiek Langhlin Spon cer Rachtinger Nardyke Jamra Jarr nett Altman Glynes Brinker Weed Jensen Baker Gregg Wilent KiNtay Holm Vonner Davis Rush Marcil Skillman Spaoneinnre. Skillman refused to join but retained on diet and must come or play independently.
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Robert Brown
Northwestern Prague
Srecretary
Farrell
Tes
Osidiek
Langhlin
Sponcer
Rachtinger
Nardyke
Jamra
Jarr~nett
Altman
Glynes
Brinker
Weed
Jensen
Baker
Gregg
Wilent KiNtay
Holm
Vonner
Davis
Rush
Marcil
Skillman
Spaoneinnre
Bath A
School of Mines May Drop Football
With only 42 students available, the School of Mines faces a possible football season collapse as key players fail to show up for practice. Captain Jensen and Coach Wurman warned that if enough attendance isn’t achieved, there may be no varsity team this year.
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School OF Mines
School of Nines
Ube
Tony Loo Umay
Nnt
Mike
Fale
Uwle
Scheol
Jensen
Wurman
Montini
Patterson Wins President's Cup At Butte Golf Meet
The President's Cup golf event held in Butte concluded yesterday with Patterson as the winner. Local players, including Miss Olle and Mire EJ. Marke, contributed to a lively field as competitors faced tough holes and tough conditions.
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Donald Arthwr
Yeatarday
Battecesa Carricub
Butte
Vty
Oka
Srerkers
Wales Galt Ehumyionelsy
Alss
Wes
Olle
Mire
EJ. Marke
Turner
Dow
al Athan
Tyas Tresday
Mick Bavelion
Hazardous Motor Race Victory Sets Fast Time in California
In a high speed event near Los Angeles, Tat Angeles driven Pope-Hackford led the hazardous motor race over a 10.6 mile course to claim a fast time. The White car and driver Seyfried battled early, with Seyfried ultimately securing a narrow win. A rough course featured dangerous curves and a steep canyon section near Newhall, causing several incidents and equipment damage.
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Angeles
California
Duele Ives
Tin Wowling
Bolas
Poly
Newhall
Forbes
Sey
Thisbliggie
Mt. Maldy
Anguntat
Nelson Thompson Fight Promises Wary Title Hopes
The article outlines Nelson Thompson and Thompson’s ties to rival lights and managers, noting a potential title tilt under promoter Weyne Lichtenstein. It cites a forged event with multiple figures and hints at a wager tied to a future match and public perception.
One Mile Championship Won by Cyclist Kramer
At vark Arkansas in September the one mile championship was won by Frank Kray of Mast Orange Nod. The event featured competitors Clark of Austin Orin and Lawson of Kastbukeworth. A league of high school teams from Cantya Atenos plans to organize across districts with Wallace Mullan Hurke Ward Kellogg high schools involved.
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Kramer
Cantya Atenos
Far Times
Wallace
Mullan
Hurke
Wardner
Kellogg Hifkh
Parviz Races To New York Record In Minute Spree
Parviz Orpare known as the road runner set a blazing pace in New York events, beating all records with a rapid 82 kilometer stretch completed in 2 seconds. The Maine restaurant scene and street circuit featured prominently as onlookers witnessed the swift performance.
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Parviz
Louis Orpare
New York
Miny Rave Fred
Johnsons Law Defines Boxing Settlement In Disputed Match
incoherent OCR fragment describes a boxing dispute between Ketchel and Johnson. It notes dates for a November 22 match, training to begin by September 21, and a $6,000 side bet. Johnson insists the fight proceed with Ketchel absent and outlines preparations and commitments, including a training camp and hotel arrangements.
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Ranelsen
Opt
Jadelm
Wong
Ketehel
Channon
Gauvait
Son
Tritt
New York
Jack
Ketehel Tam
Ketchel
Coffreth
Johnson
Stilon
Johmson
Tevison
Tla
Beal Rath
Eerin Vench
Jolmeon
Bozeman Prospects Not Very Hopeful
In Bozeman the village and high school football squads prepare for a tough season. Most of last year’s backfield is out, Captain Thomas Norton leads the team, and Archie Crown from the University of Minnesota plans to play. Jamison from Fort Shaw is joining, while Charlie Pranaling remains at tailback. A hard interscholastic schedule is anticipated with strong opposition and many returning players unavailable.
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Specis
Kisndard
Toxanian
Puretier Ds Elm Bell
Lore
Thomas Norton
Fort Shaw
Ceria
Yost Sees Michigan’s Best Team in Years
Ann Arbor, Mich. Sept 18 Coach Yost expresses optimism for Michigan football ahead of the preliminary training season. He notes reports of Edius yr’s return and confirms Will be in the squad when work starts at Whitmore Jake next Monday. He adds his present contract may expire after the season and he may quit then. He emphasizes the lineup will help in efforts to field a strong team.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Qur
Gginnioy
Linn
Towl Lordly
Edius Yr Toviins
Agele
Whitmore
Jake
Phat Alent
Furs Enla
Wii
Wrin Pakedd
Besie
Michigan
Caaven
Arrests Linked to Local Larceny Case and Chicago Robbery
An officer detained a prisoner in connection with a larceny from a woman in a carriage. Chief Flannery and officers examined the suspect, with photographs and Bertillon measurements taken. The prisoner gave names including John Grow and Charles Clements, with prior alias Chrismapner Magnia, linking to three cities and an international crime ring.
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Pollut Khinnery
Elern
Lo Ratle
Jahn Avis
Hove
Leo Dine Vmund
Davis
Flannery
Butterz
Bertillon
Anaconda
Pete
Tule
Nana John Grow
Charles Clements
Detroit
Elena
Chriatapner Magnia
New York
Andar Sul
Nui
Alitogeit
Petures Aml
Chie
Quinn
Jeffries to Sign Articles Amid Comeback Talk
New York reports veteran champion James Jeffries plans a return from Europe with a public signing of articles. He signals readiness for a September bout and aims to settle terms with Johnson. The telegrams reveal tentative dates while managers press for a firm arrangement amid rival voices.
Butte Boy Returns Globe Trotter in Odd Tale
A fragmentary account recalls a Butte youth named Johnny ONeale who left home at fifteen to travel the world aboard ships. He recounts distant ports from Alaska to Japan, Philippines, and the Pacific, sharing vivid memories of life at sea, danger, and brief returns to family.
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Globe Trotter
Harrington-Duggan Team Captures Handball Title
Harrington-Duggan team wins the handball title at the Randbill tournament. Dones Warrington and WN Dogan, teamed for the finals, prevailed 21 18 and 21 to claim honors.
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Dones Warrington
WN Dogan
al.Keary
East Sun- Mittreet
Baeh
Twaleve
Montana
Ore
Mike
John Blantey
Mately Wibeke Phice
Paddy Jansen
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