Baseball’s World Series length sparks public debate
New York sports readers weigh whether the World Series should extend to eleven games to boost revenues. Magnates argue higher prices would fall, fans face longer schedules, and weather risks could push games into October or November, with totals affecting player receipts and league profits.
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Unclear fragmentary text about events in October and November
Fragmentary OCR note mentions ball cities and October November timing with names unclear. Unable to determine concrete entities or event details from the provided text.
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Historic 1914 College Football Standings Recounted
The article ranks Harvard, Washington and Jefferson, Yale, Dartmouth, Army, Princeton, and others. It notes Dartmouth’s strong season scoring 365 to 25 against foes, with Harvard and Yale chasing second place after key victories. Army faced a tough schedule with narrow losses and Princeton’s standout defense. Rutgers sits ninth after losses, while Pittsburgh claims a mid-tier position amid a year of competitive play.
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Unclear OCR Football Summary From Scrambled Text
Fragmented notes describe a college football game with Syracuse Michigan and a later matchup. It references Syracuse, Michigan, and a voting for a booby prize, with multiple defeats noted and an unclear sequence of plays and outcomes.
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Cardui named best medicine for weak women claims
An advertisement features Mrs Laura Eschtcher from this place praising Cardui as lifesaving after months of illness and nervous suffering. It claims her health improved, weight increased, and she could return to work after taking the tonic, urging other women to buy Cardui at local druggists.
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Gonzales Proclaims Himself Head of Mexico
The fragment reports General Gonzales declaring himself provisional president of Mexico amid the conflict with Huerta. He was a prominent constitutionalist leader during the campaign and aligned with Carranza, seen as staunchly loyal to the cause.
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Convictions Rise Under Mann Slave Act Reports
Chicago reports show 901 persons convicted under the Mann white slave act since passage up to July 1, with 1557 years and 6 months in prison. Fines total $138,094. During the year ending June 30, 435 indictments and 357 convictions were recorded, per A Brace Blelaski, chief of the Department of Justice Investigation Bureau.
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Interleague Meeting Sets Plans for Next Season
New York December 7 report on a key interleague meeting. Officials consider team placements in Richmond and Brooklyn for the upcoming season. Newark likely to be absorbed by New Jersey interests.
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Sage Tea Dandy 10 Sparkes Air Sage Tea Dandy 10 Sparkes Air
An old Sage Tea remedy claim promises to reverse gray hair and thinning. The advertisement touts Wyeths Sulphur Hair Remedy as a natural fix, appealing to men seeking youth by darkening hair and stopping dandruff.
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