Sudhoff Goes to Insane Asylum
St Lottia Mo July 28 Wee Wils Sstrote once a pitcher for Pe Louie Drowns Mf. reported visioned Instee in the City Hostal. Police set p one bins from his home last night. Doctors cited old age and health decline as factors. Sudhoff, 39, was prime pitcher in 1903 and retired in 1905 to work in clothing. the tale recalls his final years in distress.
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Hallman's Home Run Swat Wins for Bridgeport
Bridgeport defeated Pittsfield 3 to 1 after Ira Hansen sparked a comeback. Chic Robertaille twirled five hits allowed with strong defense backing him up as Bridgeport rallied in the eighth, highlighted by Hansen's inside-the-park run and key singles from Stow, Boulter, and McGamwell.
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Bridgeport
New TF 1. Leuls Io Brooklya Ghrinnat in Bostas
Fragmentary OCR text mentions places including New York and Philadelphia. Readable items reference events and names unclear due to garbled content. The piece lacks coherent facts to form a clear event or outcome.
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Leuls Io Brooklya Ghrinnat
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Shivaeo
Philadelphia
Chronicle of boxing bouts from early 20th century shows mismatched results
The article recounts various boxing matchups around 1905 to 1909 including Philadelph ia and San Francisco bouts. It mentions Jack Brien and Philadelphia Jack in a long staged battle, Bob Mesimmonn's defeat, and defeats of Saint Johnson, Barry and Jim Cam fan in different rounds and venues like Muncie and Maricopa.
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Hile Bob
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Jim Camfan
Maricopa
Five Young Catchers Make Good in Majors
Five young catchers rise to prominence in the American League replacing veterans. Fay Schalk leads Chicago White Sox as regular catcher, Wal ler Schang asserts Philadelphia Athletics behind Ira Thomas, Sem Agnew shifts from Stephen to minor duties with St Louis Browns, Hed McKee backs Detroit Tigers star, and Dick Gossett competes with Eddie Sweeney for New York Highlanders.
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Dix
Hee
Fay Schalk
Chicago ‘White Sox
Billy Sullivan
Walle Schang
Philadelphia Athletics
Ira Thomas
Sem Agnew
St Louis Browns
Stephene
Hed McKee
Detroit Tiers
Oscar Stanass
Fungicars
Dick Gossett
New York Highlanders
Eddie Sweeney
Chance
Amateur Baseball Athletics Seek Games And Schedule
Amateur baseball notes the Athletics have a strong 1% season with a 3 game record and open dates. They seek to arrange games with St James North Tide Hast Bridgeports Woodsidea or other teams via local paper contact Passerly at 279 Eagle Street. A separate line mentions a girl feeling cool playing tennis with college fellows.
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Woodsidea
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Coombs Hopes to Come Back Soon in Philadelphia
Philadelphia July 23 John W Leembs star pitcher of the Philadelphia Athletics predicts he will be in condition for Labor Day after convalescing at his farm in West Kennebunk Maine He is encouraged by his progress and hopes to help the team win another world pennant The Park Citys defeated Western 3 to 0 in an amateur City contest Kane held opponents to two singles and a double while Casey allowed five hits Brown starred with two hits four steals and a run scored The Park Citys seek fastest city teams for future dates as they have an open Sunday and many out of town games booked
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John — W. Leembs
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Sonings
O Rourke Rules New Haven Under Limit in League
President O Rourke of the Eastern association ruled New Haven within the 16 player limit as Waters serves an injury suspension. Pittsfield’s Baker is fined after a confrontation with Umpire Kennedy. Waterbury pitcher Dave Gross arrives. Breen notes Burns departure and McCann’s high salary. Players and teams named include New Haven, Pittsfield, Waterbury, New London, Meriden, Hartford, and Bridgeport with various game antics and managerial moves.
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O'Rourke
Eastern Association
New Haven
Clyde Waters
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Kennedy
Baker
Pittsfield
Dave Gross
Waterbury
Brass City
Cleveland
Vean Gregg
Nap
Gené McCann
New London
Burns
McCann
George
Tom
Attace Pizat
George Cameron
Baseball Roundup Says Giants Lead and Cobb Jackson Duel Heats Up
Paddy Bauman scrapped with Bill Donovan as Gossett the catcher makes an impact with the Yankees. Cobb has been stellar in the field with three double plays in four days and the Yankees seek breaks at the Polo Grounds. Miller Huggins wires home news of Jake Stables. the Athletics are touted as the league’s top drawing card. The Mongolian Hawaii team shows baseball savvy while the Chinese squad is undefeated in 64 games. Ward Taylor Miller of the Cubs is older than fans think. Crandall tops Giants with .853 in 23 games. Cobb Jackson Speaker duel for AL glory intensifies, with Tris climbing toward the lead as Ty Cobb lags slightly.
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Ward Taylor Miller
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Fletcher
McCormick Sil
Joe
Tyrus
Tris
Athletics
Tennis Sharps Meet on Longwood Courts
The Longwood Bowl singles elimination nears third and fourth rounds as contests unfold at Longwood courts. Notable morning matches include J Sullaway of Concord against RB Seaver of Boston and W M Johnston of San Francisco with Gardner Beals of Boston, Dean Mat of New York, A S Denney, G M Church of New York and F C Senger of New York among the featured names.
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Longwood Courts
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Concord
N. H
RB. G. Seaver
W. M. Johnston
San Francisco
Gardner Beals
Dean
New York
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Mand
G. M. Church
Runs Made This Week and Bond Issue News
Weather favored racing and the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad announced convertible bonds totaling 47 million dollars. The notes mature December 1 and will be funded to bolster working capital. Convertible bonds dipped in price after news of the new issue.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Gempany
New Bonds of New Haven Depress the Older Securities
Maine voters may be enlightened on their duty by the prudent use of a little whiskey as a lobby investigation suggests.
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Maine
Jeannette Fails to Impress in Atlantic Garden Bout
Joe Jeannette appears unable to land a decisive blow against John Lester Johnson in a ten round scheduled bout at the Atlantic Garden in New York. Jeannette scores a single knockdown on Johnson with a left hook in the seventh, while Johnson weighs about twenty pounds lighter and keeps Jeannette from delivering sustained offense.
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Birthdate of Ginger Beaumont Chronically Recalled
Clarence Howeth Beaumont born in Rochester today thirty seven years ago, started as a catcher with a semi professional team in 1895. He rose through Fox River League clubs and later Milwaukee Western League before joining the Pirates. Beaumont peaked with a .387 season in 1903, then traded to Boston and Chicago union, before ending as a minor leaguer with St Paul.
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New York Financier Anthony Brady Dies in London
Anthony Nicholas Brady, prominent New York financier with holdings in New York City corporations, died of angina pectoris in a London hotel at age 70. His body will be shipped home on the Olympic,Brady had left New York for England a week earlier in good health.
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Anthony Nicholas Brady
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Albany
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America
One Player Could Make A Whole Baseball Team
A playful sports column argues that a single star can dramatically affect a team's strength. It imagines Lane Johnson, Rucker, Archer, McGraw, Walsh, Wood and Baker as pivotal figures for their clubs, asking how teams like the Nationals, Cubs, Giants, White Sox and Phillies would fare without them.
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Napoleon” Rucker
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Red Sox
Joseph Wood
Bob Bescher
Reds
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John Franklin Baker
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Yale Football Men Start Early
Yale begins early training for its football squad with plans to develop about 26 candidates for the season. Captain Ketchatt has joined as leader, aiming for a strong defense and teamwork. Howard Jones and coach Durio are set to oversee preliminary workouts starting in early September at Mangucket.
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Duffy rrigid bid for Ritchie bout sparks boxing buzz
An article by Te Anstrewy previews NMMY Duffy’s anxious pursuit of a bout with Ritchie. Details mention potential purse of around $5,060, possible opponents like Tremnr Murphy and Jack Britton, and notes about managers and crowd expectations shaping a high stakes ring encounter.
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