Double header split as Boston takes two from Reds
In Cincinnati on August 6 the Reds and Beaneaters played a two game set. Boston won both games with decisive hitting and late rallies. The first game lasted eleven innings with multiple lead changes while the second saw Swartwood unavailable and Breitenstein and Nichols officiating.
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Chick” Stahl
Boston
Cincinnati
Reds
Bostons
Beaneaters
Swartwood
Phillips
Dineen
Duffy
Freeman
Steinfeldt
Lowe
Crawford
Clarke
Quinn
Beckley
Corcoran
McBride
Long
Corcoran E
Collins
Peitz
Henry
Barry
Barrett
Corco
Hamilton
Stoepee
Stahl
Colling
Crawfordnnn
Tor
Grant Breitenstein
Phillips Pe Atrait
Breinfeldt
Smancasentane Corcoran
Erseceveances
Eltz
Seeee Phillips
Breitenste
O. Phillips
Ball Dineen
Ineen
Wi ‘Woo
Chronic Disease Cure Claim Adverts in Boston Era
An advertisement touts chronic disease cures by a Boston doctor at Tremont Street offering extensive case counts across ailments like paralysis, dyspepsia, bronchitis, deafness, kidney disease and scrofula. It promises free medicines from Liverpool and urges readers to seek examination and treatment.
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Rte
Boston
Liverpool
Ongly
Unclear OCR fragment leaves readers unsure
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered words such as Jennin, Da, pirate, baby, Ralle and umpire. No discernible event, person, place, or organization forms a coherent news item.
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Jennin
Waneey
Powell Dominates as St Louis Beats Visitors at Ballpark
In St Louis on August 6 Powell starred in superb form and the visitors were unable to score against him. St Louis produced hard hitting at the plate with an attendance of 2100 and the final score was not reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cunningham
Chance
Eane Green
Ngman
ST. Louis
Powell
Phillies Edge Pirates In Ninth Inning Rally
Philadelphia beats Pittsburgh 9 to 2 as Donohue allows the decisive run in the ninth while Wagner hits a key three base contact and Ritchey, Lick, Bioleau and Ely contribute with extra hits in a high scoring game.
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Reds
Donohue
tRan
Thomas
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Pittsby
Hite
Wagner
Ritchey
Lick
Bioleaumont
Doublagle
Douglass
O'Brien
Ely
End
Minor League Games Review in Eastern League
Eastern League results show Toronto split with Springfield with Montreal sweeping Providence 8-3 and 8-1. Hartford hosts Rochester in the remaining card.
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Bahar Ongat Sr
Qpoesten
Toronto
Gringfield
Springfield
Montreal
Providence
Rocoheater
Hartford
Rochester
Unclear fragmented sports notes and league hints
Fragmented text references no hit games by several pitchers Acuthpaws Habn Dowling and others. Mentions teams Glenbrooks Pumbers and Hamilton and Chicago lefty Heimeirl with many curves. Miscellaneous remarks about Washington Baltimore and managerial comments.
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Acuthpaws
Habn
Dowling
K Yo
Lonemodsi
Glenbrooks
Pumbers
Hamiltone
de Johanty
Mert
Chicago
Heimeirl
Imm Sohasie McGraw
Washington
Baltimore
Annle Latham
Ai Manag
Hanlon Anid
Park Joyeea
Baow
Ex Harvard Player Invents Over Hanging Football Goal
Ex Harvard player E Manly proposes a new goal post design intended to speed play and reduce injuries. The device places the crossbar on projecting arms above the goal line with bases moved ten feet behind the line, potentially changing defensive strategy at crucial moments.
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Harvard
Baldiera Field
Yale
E. Manly
Manly
Harvard Explayer Advocates Safety Post Revisions in Rules
A Harvard ex player promotes new safety goal posts after observing injuries in play. The updated intercollegiate rules include a ten yard penalty for offside, halved near the goal line, and stricter conduct during fouls and unauthorized interference at games.
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Walter Camp
Yale
Bob Wrenn
Harvard
Alexander Moffat
Princeton
John C. Bell
Pennsylvania
Manly
Woodruff
Franklin Field
Crimson
Garvars
Posaensios
Timat
Furermore
Revere Carnival to Feature Boynton’s Diving Horses
New York dispatch reports manager William H. O'Neill secured Boynton's famous King and Queen diving horses for the upcoming outdoor carnival at Revere Beach next week. The act will be staged on the beach front near the State bath house with a forty foot dive ramp.
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William H. O'Neill
Revere Beach
Stinsons Chance in Twenty Five Mile Pace at Charles River Park
Unlucky rider Stinson eyes a comeback against Nelson in the twenty five mile paced race at Charles River Park tonight. Pat eehan and Frank Waller back Stinson as Cambridge and Boston fans rally around his banner. Nelson aims for a reversal after ten straight wins as Burns Pierce and pace makers arrive ready for action. A third team pursuit between the Charles River Knockers and the Press Cycling Club, plus an open mile race and a Charlestown duel between C T Ritchie and J P Murphy, add to the evening’s program.
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Will Stinson
Charles River Park
Stinson
Nelson
Cambridge
Boston
Sbtinaon
Pateehan
Frank Waller
Tinson
Burns Pierce
Pierce
Miller
Michael
Nat Gerry
Charles River Knockers
Press Cycling Club
M. Ll. Hurley
Hurley
Charlestown
C. T. Ritchie
Drought Anxiety Affects Vermont Farmers In Chester
Drought grips Chester Vermont and surrounding areas as August heat reduces springs and streams. Farmers fear reduced water for cattle and sheep pastures and potential crop losses if dry conditions persist. The situation causes widespread worry among local growers and ranchers.
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Chester
Boxing Gossip and Promoter Troubles in City Circles
A chaotic boxing gossip piece traces promoter misdealings and betting concerns. It notes alleged fakery, ticket schemes, and disputes over payouts at Athletic Club events, with quotes about Ruhlin Fitz and speculation on future bouts and public reception.
English tennis stars arrive in Boston for world championship bid
H Roper Barrett A W Gore and E D Black three English players reach Longwood in Boston to face Dwight F Davis and Malcolm D Whitman in an anticipated push for the world title. The visitors tour Niagara by mistake before joining the event and praise Longwood courts as equal to those in England.
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H. Roper Barrett
A.W. Gore
E. D. Black
Boston
Longwood
Atlantic
Dwight F. Davis
Malcolm D. Whitman
Niargara
Longwood Courts
England
Mr. Gore
Dwight L. Davis
Whitman
Annual Division 10 Picnic Scheduled at Centenn Grove
The fifth annual Division 10 picnic will be held at Centenn Grove on Thursday Aug. 9. Events listed include a mile run, quarter mile, two mile walk, ladies race, and a hop, step and jump for Division 10 members. A committee member will coordinate and invite attendees.
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Thureday
Mae
Bage- Saemeny Bs
Bal ‘Gua
Mem
Une
Saembard
Caetoan
Fons
Suite Ag
Evan Lene
Cegy
St Augustine Team Races Report Appears Fractured
Incomplete OCR text mentions St Augustine team races and an invitation or meet context. Names and details are unclear. readable fragments indicate a track or relay event with invited participants and duel style competition.
Myopias Beaten At Polo In Narragansett Cup Match
The Philadelphia Freebooters defeated the Hamilton Myopias 128 to 10 at Point Judith Country Club in Narragansett Pier R I The Freebooters had a 5 handicap and A B Kennedy and G G Rice were standout players for their sides.
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Narragansett Pier
R. I
Point Judith Country Club
Myopias
Hamilton
Mass
Philadelphia Freebooters
Freebooters
G. Rice
A. B. Kennedy
Davis Leads United States Team Schedule Revealed
Captain Davis announces tournament slate with matches listed for Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday including Davis against Black Gore and Whitman competing against Black in various sessions marking a busy postseason schedule.
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Davis
United States
Golf Champions May Meet in Fall Showdown
World champion J. H. Taylor arrives from London on a business tour and veteran Harry Vardon is already in New York. Both top players are expected to draw big club interest as Andrew's and John Reid, Sr. plan negotiations for a 36 hole match with substantial purses.
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New York
J. H. Taylor
London
Harry Vardon
Taylor
Pittsburg
Andrew's
John Reid
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