Locals Triumph Over Errors In Italian A C Victory
In a tense eleven inning contest at Rangers field the Italian A C edged Norwich University 6 to 8. Key bats from Colburn Camelli Proved decisive as Italian errors plagued the visitors though Gordon and Hayes contributed late. Tomar and Francesca fueled the rally with solid hits while Reid and Berry anchored the defense for the Italian club.
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Norwich University
Rangers’ Field
Pape’ Heit
Vermont
Waite
Rollegiana Cam Ae
Colburn
Nor‘wick
Ae Berry
Inninnee
Reid
Pinewell
Burwell
Sored
Eoarts
Murray
Heminway
Camelli
Earle
Gor Gog
Hayes
Pach
Ttalians
Oiret
Tomar
Drew
Pase
Calesgni
Sarrifide
Om Das’ Idi
Dwwidi
Ipanea
Mt Greandar
Morton
Tomszei
Rafely
Francesca
Culenga
Britwell Te Farle
Pepitol
Norwell
Norwich
Tenagai
Talians
Easy to Take Baer to Operate Hood Mille Claim
A fragment claims Hood Mille is easy to operate and free of mercury or calomel. It asserts the product causes no distress and is preferred by delicate women and children, though the text is garbled and unclear.
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Baer
Time Makes Big Changes In Baseball
Time makes big changes in baseball with shifting rosters and player moves. References to Davis Murphy Monte Crony Love cross and Lachance Ferris Parent Collins show turnover in early era lineups. Details mention White Sox 1906 winners with Donahue Isbell Davis Tannehill and others.
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Davis
Murphy
Monte
Crony
Love Cross
Boston
Lachance
Ferris
Parent
Collins
Chicago
Hobe Ferris
Colline
Athletice
Agalo
Sane Indeld
White Sox
Donahue
Isbell
Tannehill
Tobe
Howman Schaefer
O'Leary
Coughlin
Tom Jones
Roswman
Jim Delehanty
Rehnefer
Owen Bush
Vermont's New Captain at University Banquet
At the Vermont university baseball banquet in Burlington, P. J. O'Dea of Fitchburg Mass was elected captain for the year. The event honored team members and officials including Professor OC Stolen, Dr. Domber, Coach Collicon, Manager Pierre, and Assistant Manager O'Dea.
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Burlington
University of Vermont Baneball
Dorn’ Cafe
P. J. O' Dew
Fitchburg
Mass
JI Medic
Terie
Ent
OC. B. Stolen
Domber
Collicon
Managre
Pierre
Acwlitant
O'Dennae Utility
Ae Ee
Barrington
O'Dea
Totel
Weston
Baseball Chips and Player Notes From The Season
Jake Daubert of the Brooklyns stands in Tim Jordan's shoes after a retirement in good form. Elberford touts himself as the top major league player weighing 195 pounds. Dick Egan of the Nedds shows poor fielding on easy plays, while hard chances trouble him little. Brook Chance and Fred Clarke rumored to manage from the bench next season. Campbell slated for Preda’s position, Laderos to cover first base over Frank. Christy Mathewson wrestles with a left wrist issue that hurts batting though not pitching. Captain Chaney of New York shines as a top long distance hitter, base runner, and slugger, showing the kind of lead by example fans admire.
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Jake Daubert
Brooklyns
Tim Jordan
Elbverford
Tofelders
Dick Egan
Neds
Mikes
Brook Chance
Fred Clarke
Tumor
Campbell
Laderos
Frank
Christy Mathewson
Chane
New York
Bo Wet
Fight Between Jeffries and Johnson Faces Nevada Move
Reported plans for the Jeffries versus Johnson bout on July 4 may shift to Nevada if San Francisco is unavailable. Attorney General Webb warned of court action and calls for a temporary restraining order. Governor Gillett stated a firm stance against the long court fight and supported immediate resolution.
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San Praneiaen
Cal
Jeffries
Johnson
San Francisc
Renn
Foruia
Joliet
Gillett
Webb
Vententey
Wil
Rickard
Sevento
Jill Cory
John F. Sullivan
Sacramento
Fair or Fight Sparks California Political Sparks
In San Francisco on June 11 a heated political debate centers on Governor Millett’s proposal as Attorney General Webb weighs options to block a plan. The piece notes divisions in state politics over federal influence and the naming of a trial in 1915, while lawmakers debate whether San Francisco or New Orleans will gain governmental status.
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San Francisco
Millett
Webb
Duly
Baiifornia
Ray
William
Gillett
Cali
Jeffries Jolbon
Prandco
New Orleans
Wrestler Frank Goteh Eyes Des Moines Baseball Franchise
Frank Goteh, world wrestling champion, aims to become a baseball magnate by buying a Des Moines Western League franchise. He made an offer to owner John F. Biggina, citing wrestling enthusiasm for baseball and noting an old pose injury kept him from playing regularly. He occasionally plays and attends games when possible.
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Goteh
Frank Goteh
Anzious
Des Moines
John F. Biggina
Old Timers Spur Jeff dobakon Prailminany
Veteran boxers Ragland and Jill Chirk now in St Lonia prepare for a curtain match ahead of the Jeffriene debaron contest. Billy Delaney offers to referee the event and promote a revival by pairing Mace and Clark to display their colors in the ring.
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Jeffdobacon
Jem Mice
Ragland
Jill Chirk
Pogiliat
St Lonia
Jeffriene Debaron
Billy Delaney
Mace and Clark
Pugillete
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Tan
Dom
Tapostacen
Jo Sommarr
Balla
Hunt
Colture
OM Reid
Widacey Wiestervrelt
Hane Tite
Borel
Tor Farle
Hit Farley Strock
Rowaithine
Pat” O'Dea
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Fitchburg, Mass
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Detroit
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Chiles
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Ark
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Philadelphola Bee
Sele
Frank Wiwhorter
Bares
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Battle
Richard
Gov. Get of
California
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Hart Schaffner
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Barre
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