Sam Rice Stars as Senators Top Yankees in New York
In New York on April 6 Washington center fielder Sam Rice delivered a home run a double and two singles powering the Senators to a 6 4 victory over the Yankees. Rice’s big night included a key eighth inning play and a spectacular snag near Pipp.
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Rube Marquard Remarried in Cincinnati Court Handoff
Cincinnati April 24 Rube Marquard national league pitcher wed Naomi Malone of Baltimore at the Hamilton county courthouse in Loveland by Mayor John Harner. The ceremony followed a prior Elkton Md marriage, which failed to meet divorce decree legality. A second ceremony to Pittsburgh was blocked due to absence of a certified divorce copy.
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Milford Amateur and Semi-Pro Baseball Plans
Milford plans completed for one of the town’s fastest baseball teams. The lineup blends last year’s Milford AC members with industrial players, coached by Gene McCann. Signed players include Buckholtz, Zackwood, Ford, McKenna, O’Hara, and Ford with Buckholtz and Mundy as battery. seeks practice games and press contacts through The Telegram.
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Cinderellaaiden Two Year Olds Race At Havre de Grace
Results show First Rach winning the Cinderella for two-year-olds with Narney FL and Montese placing, Miriam Cooper and Roofigues among others in the payouts. Time 1:47.1 disqualification notes Ogarite’s first place. Grace Foster Belksi and other horses also ran.
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Racing results from Minneapolis to Toledo turf meet
A string of race outcomes shows purses from 1 000 to 4 000 with horses such as Grace Minard Nurse Jane and Sandalwood in four furlong sprints and a six furlong Ashland Oaks for three year old fillies. Notable finishes include Time-LI15 Ian van Squeeler and Hereafter in successive events with detailed payouts and entrants.
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How They Stand Yesterday's Games
Washington beat New York 5 to 4 while Philadelphia edged Boston 2 to 1. Cleveland lost to Detroit 3 to 8. St Louis defeated Chicago 2 to 1 and Cincinnati topped Chicago 7 to 3. Today's schedule has Boston at Philadelphia and New York at Brooklyn with Pittsburgh at St. Louis and Chicago at Cincinnati.
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Eastern League season opens with pennant fight in view
Eastern League starts with clubs and managers confidence of a strong pennant race. Opening-day games set for Springfield at Pittsfield Albany at New Haven Hartford at Worcester and Waterbury. Governor Lake and league president Dan O Neill expected to attend opening ceremonies in New Haven.
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Dewey Beats Howard In Six-Game Duckpin Match
Dewey Cops six games on Howard in a Meriden duckpin tourney at Papi City. Dewey won close in the trast game with 93 pins and a strike in the 18th frame. Howard totaled 405 for the series while Dewey's scores reached 11058 indicates formatting error. summarize: Dewey edged Howard across six games with steady marks and late strikes.
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Fragmented OCR Appears About Border Region and Water Scarcity
The readable fragment references a vast border territory once part of German Southwest Africa, noting its size, potential, and harsh conditions. It mentions Lieutenant Cornel and a book about pursuits, hints at limited fresh water, and the idea that inhabitants would perish without water unless relief arrives.
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Three Home Runs Lead Boston Past Phillies in 16–9 Victory
Boston powered to a 16 to 9 win over Philadelphia with home runs by Cruise Powell and McQuillan. Betts left earlier after a line drive, Lepourveau drove in three with a fifth inning triple, and Rawlings Barbare hit safely in all at bats.
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Indicted Ball Players Targeted In World Series Scandal
Illinois officials announce a broad round up of men indicted in the 1918 World Series scandal. Some suspects reportedly fled to Canada or Mexico while federal actions may compel extradition. Several players, including White Sox men, have posted bonds or promised to report by May 1. others remain at large or abroad awaiting U.S. requests.
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Burns muff costs Giants as Brooklyn wins again
Brooklyn defeated New York 3 76 in a game marked by Burns muffing Griffiths long fly after Clason and Johnston singled. Griffith homer in the eighth, and Brooklyn’s outfielder Lil Lamar, sidelined by malaria, was sent home to rest.
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BaseballSummary of m1 Game with Power Hitting and Errors
M1 game features Powell and Miler with three base hits apiece and Cruise Meguil lan delivering home runs. Stolen bases by Barbare. sacrifices by Southworth. double plays by Tiolke Barbare Holke M Quillan and Holke Parbare Holke Ford and Y Folke. Left on bases Boston Phila. Pitching notes include McQuilan Hubbell Weinert Letta Smith. game length 1 57 with umpires Brennan and Eimatie.
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Unclear International League listing with scattered names
Fragmented OCR text shows Jersey City Newark Reading and Toronto lines with multiple surnames and initials. The readable items include players such as Dodson Prediger McNvil McCabe Mannings Harper and Sundberg Brown Herbst, plus scattered team references and numbers. Overall the block resembles a league lineup or score table with incomplete data and messy punctuation.
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Kerr Drives St Louis Past White Sox 3-1 Loss
Dick Kerr allowed a costly five run inning as Chicago fell 3 1 to St Louis. A rain delay and erratic Shocker pitching hindered the White Sox while Kerr struggled in the decisive frame.
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Perkins' Single Secures Victory for Philadelphia over Boston
April 26. Witt's double and Pratt's error on Dugan's miscue set the stage with none out in the ninth. Perkins lined a single to left scoring two runs, giving Philadelphia 2 2 in a 2 2 win over Boston. Moor walked and Mensky scored Boston's lone run in the first as Hendryx loaded the bases, but Perkins' two runs decided the game.
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American polo team wins Sunbury practice game in England
April 24 Sunbury England The American polo team led by Webb C C Rum Hitchcock and Santor defeated the Sunbury squad in a practice match. W Wopping and R W Bart bridge contributed key plays as Bramsey stood out in scoring. The Americans schedule two more practice games at Sunbury this week before heading to Hurlingham.
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