Baseball game recap with errors and box score notes
An attempted squeeze play followed by steals and a late home run sparked a scoring swing as Artenta and Rock combined in a 7 to 2 win over Rip. Winters Zelters McClann and Crozier supplied two base hits while Candor and Zellers added key runs. Pitchers Giese and Zellers split a two hour game in front of 2,226 fans with several errors and a disputed hit call in the box score.
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Jordan
Ascent
McCay
Rickert
Hasn
Zellers
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Winters
Zelters
Guege
McClann
Cex-rhuis Tums
Dedrmord
Dascs
Richert
Jordar McCay
Stafford
Shipbeck
Blake
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Giese
Zeilges’s
Gueze
Tiina
Carpenter
Pittsburg Triumphs as New York Forfeits Ninth Inning
In Pittsburg on August 5 the New Yorks forfeited to Pittsburg in the ninth inning after a heated dispute over Ritchey at third base following a bunt by Gibson. The game ended 9 to 0 for Pittsburg amid a large crowd and recorded attendance figures. The incident capped a contentious finish as Boston and Chicago results also unfolded in today’s National League slate.
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Pittsburg
York
New Yorks
Ritchey
Ray
Tate
Gibsox
Bauswine
Eitchey Lafe
New York
Bausowine
Case
Philipp
Peltz
Hove
Incomplete sports recap with injury and attendance notes
A fragmented report mentions I Manager Worke injured in the first game, Titus involved, and retirement. Arndt led the second game as attendance reached 9,500. Scoring and player names appear garbled with times and batteries listed, reflecting a damaged OCR transcription from a basketball match recap.
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Worke
Eoal- Vision
Titus
Arndt
Sete - RH
H Tauls
Bao
Pinsdelphis
McPusiend
Grady
Sparks
Abbott
Rae St
Loui
Philadelphia
Egan
Jeany
Bugsieby
Irrigation Congress Session Scheduled in Portland 1908
The thirteenth annual national Irrigation Congress is set for Portland Oregon August 21 22 23 and 24 1908 with extensive exhibits from the Lewis and Clark exposition and daily Interior Department lectures to explain the reclamation act. Governor Terrell may appoint Georgia delegates.
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Portland
Oregon
National Irrigation Congress
Orex
Department of the Interior
Board of Enginees
Newell
Terrell
Georgia
Tried to Shoot His Wife Charge Faces John Partridge
Washington Ga August 5 Special Because she corrected him for some misconduct John Partridge drew his pistol and attempted to shoot his wife last night at Ivey hotel The bullets went wild of the mark and Partridge was arrested and placed in jail He claimed no harm intended but to scare his wife Mrs Partridge asks release and departure if the matter is dropped Authorities will hold Partridge in custody.
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John Partridge
Washington
Jon Partridge
Sald
Ivey Hotel
Partridge
Southern League Leaders Show Change in Batting Leaders
The Southern League top batters have shifted amid recent changes and possible fever impact. Delhanty of Birmingham leads the circuit after a recent slump by Dungan, with Gannon now just behind him as new talent breaks through. Montgomery and New Orleans show notable gains as Atlanta and others improve.
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Gannon
Swatter
Delhanty
Birmingham
Del
Atlanta
Baronyile
Mr. Dhungan
Adontgomery
New Orleans
Anil
Panas
Southern
Pinses
Nonitt
Avanty
H. Rosbaa
Kanzler
Dasaville
Ues
Abs
Sir Dearmond
L. Hock
Delehanty
Trming
Itempois
Memphis
Xtussel
Nashville
MicCann
Acces Hock 'Ee
Banking of Hy
Montgomery
Oriean
Ashville
Emphis
Bae
Little Stock
Bet
Shreveport
Sullivan
Saat
Graffius
Absteen
Util
Welkart
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Hess
Hanles
Fritz
Smith
Dar
Miter
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Ars Birmingham
Mites
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Vaughan
Garaner
Miner
Aga
Battura
Moore
Ier Matthews
Ieee
Mamphia
Praters AR RA Sannel
Heeacher
Hurlburt
Sander
Zee
Answer to Merchants Trust questions from New York deposits
Vice President King of the New York Trust Company answered depositor inquiries about the Merchants Trust Company. He stated depositors should come to learn details, and denied offers from H Clarence Jones & Co. He noted cash and city bonds available, a 49 percent dividend, and about 1760000 of unpreferred claims to be paid, with reserves held for potential court actions.
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Trust Company Depositors
New York
Merchants Trust Company
Cmpany
King
New York Trust Company
Blog
Merchants Trast Company
Asweta
Saki Toi
H Clarence Jones & Co
Kinganya
Jones
Natives Rebel in East Africa
August 5 report from German East Africa notes uprisings in the Maturbi mountains north of Hfwa rissa with a coastward outbreak at Sumanga where several warehouses burned. Cause of discontent remains unexplained as other colonies face rebellions. Government weary of costly colonial wars with little profit or glory.
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Bersin
Emat Africa
Colonial Bureau
The
Foreign Office
Maturbi
Hftwa Heye Rissa
Sumanga
East Africa
Pythians Daok Tribunal Rules on Minnesota Appeals
The supreme tribunal of the Pythian order rules on four Minnesota cases involving saloon keepers Rogera Denneil Celt and Lefienr challenging expulsion. The court sustains demurrers denying jurisdiction of the grand tribunal, citing improper or defective party constitution.
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Balgon
High Court of the Supreme Tribunal of the Pythian of the Supreme Tribunt
Minnesota
Galeon
Rogera, Denneil, Celt
Lefienr
Prim Fpodges
Areex
Japan's Relief Effort Supports Soldiers Families and War Aims
The article describes Japan's robust wartime relief system aiding dependents of killed or disabled soldiers. It highlights local and national programs providing clothing, shelter, and employment. It notes women and youth organizations weaving, sewing, and producing goods for army needs to sustain rural industries and household incomes.
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Japan
Ureyt
Oyama
Tekia
Pulchere
Tellef
Osuca
nAlery
Marine Products Laboratory
Avery
Filer
Eaf
Franti
Deuka
Kobe
Hirosuma
Association
Ponce de Leon Theater Booked With Top Vaudeville Acts
Beginning tomorrow at the Ponce de Leon theater a strong vaudeville lineup arrives for the week. Diana aires a novel novelty act with a striking stage setup while Mirror Queen and other performers promise eye catching routines. The program features charm, clever dancing, and a mix of music and comedy expected to draw crowds to Marietta Street venue.
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Valdeville
Wets
Ponce Ga Leon Theater
Ip 4
Prance
Diana
Invention of a Wire-Free Dolia Troupe Dance Show
A highly fragmented notice describes a Massachusetts man’s invention and a touring troupe of "Pixies" performing at a Belmont residence. It highlights a dance theater with no machinery, the troupe’s novelty, and the absence of electric rigging while noting performers, audience response, and stage setup through a cluttered, period-voice narration.
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Mekes
Belmont
Dulls
Otter
Trisky
McLaughlan
Ec Lifetzky Asd Gravefaan 19 Seer Rinkers
Fabied Farryland
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