Dozen Pitchers Used In One Of Weirdest MLB Games
Dozen pitchers were used in a marathon game where the St. Louis Cardinals toppled the league leading Giants 13 to 12 in the fifteenth inning. Low Norths contributed a crucial single, while McGrew deployed six pitchers for the Cardinals and Giants. The contest featured eight errors by the Giants and wide participation from both sides, with late scoring shifts and multiple defensive miscues shaping a bizarre, one of a kind major league tilt.
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North
ST. Louis
Aue
Low Norths
Ind
Cardinals
Giants
McGrew
Coals
Ires
Pllamantea
Ruckey
Westports to Play Redding Combine Sunday Game
Westports head to face Redding Combine on Sunday after nine straight wins. Vornkahl and Lirenan lead Westports while Sarco Rama and John Brenan provide support as locals prepare for another tough midweek contest.
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Westports
Redding
Westport
Wes
Cotope
Reali Gt
Exens Vornkahl
Lirennan
Sarco Rama
Jehn Brena
John McGraw Praises Bancroft Spirit
John McGraw lauds the spirit of Bancroft with remarks on reading and civic virtue. The fragmentary text shows him endorsing communal effort and legacy, though details are unclear due to damaged OCR. The piece references reading, admiration from McGraw, and local civic sentiment.
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John McGraw
Bancroft
Babe Adams Steady as Pirates Edge Dodgers
Babe Adams pitched steadily for Pittsburgh as the Pirates defeated Brooklyn. timely hitting and a remarkable one hand catch by Maron Ville outlined the game, with a key double play involving Kaynar. Final score details are partial in the readable text.
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Babe Adams
Pirates
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Brogulyn
Fournier
Dodger
Kaynar
Brooklyn
Fairfield Legion to Meet Lenox in Sunday Game at Sherman Field
Fairfield Aug Special The American Legion nine hosts Lenox A A at Sherman Field in a return contest. Lenox, improved with new players Henry on the mound and Cretela at second, seeks revenge after losing here last visit. Legion, confident after recent wins, plans Farrell behind the plate and OConnell catching, with Brewster at second and Michaels at short.
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Fairfield
Sherman Field
American Legion
Lenox A. A
Lenox
Lenox ¢Ombine
Fighenry
Cretela
Moran
John M. Donaldson
Leahy
Baily
Legion
Farrell
O'Connell
J. Michaels
Center
Brewster
Draya
Schiller
Atleen Riggin Aims For Olympic Team In Long Beach Trials
The article notes Atleen Riggin training intensely at the Olympia springboard and planning to compete in the open-air pool trials at Long Beach. It highlights other competitors like Miss Helen Wath Ueathaara, Florence Brt rational junior champion, Ada Mann, and the Pangita Canal Zone entrant among a host of stars.
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Long Beach
Olympia
Helen
Florence
Brt
Rational
Ada Mann
Pangita Canal
Firienoder
Fedeer
Oh Anyden
Athletics Triumph Over White Sox 21 to 5 in Final Chicago Series
Philadelphia Aug. 9 Hale and Wech each had four hits guiding the Athletics past the White Sox 21 to 5. Hale and Scheer homered as Philadelphia erupted for 22 hits. Pitchers Cyengros Leverette Blankenship and Proctor were tagged for runs while Hauser, McGowan and Miller led Chicago with key hits.
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Athletics
White Sox
Hale
STAR
Philadelphia
Chicago
Wech
Whele Hale
Scheer
Gleason
Scor
Shicrso
Ah H Po
Hooper
el Mestll
iCelling
Leverette
GO of
Proctor
Abo
McGowan
Galloway
Hauser
Miller If
Wech If Boe
Perkins
Naylor P
Rommel Pan
Bostil
Miller
Plac
McClell
Collings
Sheely
Schalk
McClellan
Basges
Baris
Crveneros
Biankehshin
Naylor
Cyvengros
Rommel
Cvengros
Ion
Blankenship
Leverrette
Casiner
Procter
Vall
Nayior
Greneros
Tconnolly
Rowland & Ormeby
Senators Shut Out Albany 8-0 In Hartford Series Tie Breaker
Gormer Wilson 18 delivered a hard hitting game as the Senators blanked Albany 8-0 in Hartford to take the series. Sloat pitched well allowing only two hits, Schinkel yielded a single in the second and a Shanley triple in the fourth, securing the decisive win.
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Gormer Wilson
Senators
Hartford
Aum
Albany
Sloat
Fettle
Schinkel
Shanley
Altenburg
Emmer
Hamond
Hughes
Juong Rf
Cousineau
Wilson
Rodgers
Hesse Rf
Lee Cf
Hauk
Gehrig
Maloness
Redman
Walsh
Sloan
Ge Sten
di Albany
Malone
Basy
Hessa
Demoe
Gehrigi Malone
Bentley Proving Worth to Giants After Rough Start
Jack Bentley, cost New York Giants a high price, arrives amid doubt after a spring setback and weight gain. His early NL outings were tough, but he has shown bat skills as a pinch hitter and solid pitching form, helping McGraw’s confidence grow again.
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Jack Bentley
Giants
New York
New York Giants
Bentley
Amething
Renty
Tanelass
Bert
Jey
Baltimore
Rentley Fis
Mcgraw
The Road Home and World Mother Welcoming All
Poem by Grantland Rice reflecting on reunion and peace. It contemplates returning home after struggle, the World Mother’s embrace, and the resting place under the rose-crowned sod. It evokes faith, brotherhood, and the enduring comfort of home.
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Ylame
Earth
Sefe
BOUT STOPPED IN SEVENTH TO SAVE NOBLE DRAW
In Chicago and New York reports, bouts ended in a seventh round stoppage to save Noble and lead to a draw. Moran and Bernstein fought ten rounds to a draw in New York with Moran penalized for missing weight, while other matches saw introductions of Japanese and Australian fighters in Davis Cup context.
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Noble
Pal Moran
Jack Bernstein
Chicago
Axated Press
Ananu
Rhona
James Q. Andersen
Cio
Don Masinosuke Inkuda
Senza Shimisa
Pipe
Hawkes
Aryori Alia
Jape
New York
Pat Meren
New Orleans
Moran
Bernstein
Bernatocia
Gernstein
Sit Lefos
Terisisin Roumkie Cri
New Lark
H Mhwards
Len Veumls
Kidkaplan
Tutt Noble
Wiplan
Bork Hye Dos Shael bin Wye Deel
New pro player brother of Cleveland star joins New Haven
Kimmy O'Neil, brother of Steve W Neil and longtime Cleveland Indians caterer, signs with New Haven in the Washington American League trade. He will cover shortstop and utility roles while Pinnovan a potential replacement, and Neher remains a dominant shortstop prospect for now.
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Kimmy O'Neil
Steve W Neil
Cleveland + Indians
Croree Weiss
New Havens
Neil
Pinnovan'a
New Haven
O'Neil
Fin Aeveteh Ag
Ian
Osa
Neher
Tayford
Shortstar
Lone Ping
Coombs Again Leads Wilsteamtown Nine Teeny Weed Hints
Fragmented OCR hints at Coombs leading Wilsteamtown baseball, with unclear notes about next year. Mentions Williams line driven and forum chatter on team prospects.
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Wilsteamstown
Muss
Dank Coomis
Forum
Red Sox Face Need For New Club Says Chance
An article outlines a dire view of the Boston Red Sox needing a complete club overhaul. It argues that the team’s weaknesses demand new material of high-class caliber to rebuild their lineup and performance.
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RED Sox
Couch Weakens In Eighth As Chicubs Win 4 1
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 4 to 1 as Couch, former Cincinnati pitcher now with Philadelphia, weakened in the eighth. Keen pitched well in a tight duel. Eluett doubled in the ninth to send Callaghan home for the winning run. Hartnett homered the previous inning to boost the White Sox.
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Chicago
Couch
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Keen
Eluett
Callaghan
Millerhorse
Hartnatt
Leach
Wrightstone
Fterney
Walker
Lea
Holke
Henline
Hanne
Chicag
Statz
Adams
Grantham
Friberg
Miller Heathcote Rf
P Callaghan
Miller
Adamis
Emiote
Hitnett St
Heathcots
Ox Keen
Ouch
Hart, Moran
Westervelt
Progress in Municipal Tennis Meet Shown in First Round Results
Play progressed rapidly in the Municipal tennis tournament under the Board of Recreation. First round results include W Benedict defeating K Hands, Hassett beating Hoffman 8 6 6 4, Hill routing H Berhens 6 0, Dougles defeating E Kennelly 8 2 6 4, Doswell overcoming T Dickerson, and J Percy besting J Ernstrom 6 2.
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Board of Recreation
W. Benedict
K. Hands
Hassett
George Sisler To Manage Browns After Eyes Permit
New Haven defeated Pittsfield 13 to 10 in a protest filled game as Umpire Kuhn ruled on a play at the plate. George Harol Sisler reportedly will take charge of the Browns when they return home, with Jimmy Austin serving as interim manager. The article recounts Sisler’s early career and a 1910 exhibition against Barberton.
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George Sisler
ST. Louis Browns
Pittsfield
New Haven
Kuhn
Withrow
Wilson
O'Neil
York
Aug
George Harol Sisler
Lee Fobt
Browns
Foht
St. Louis
Sisler
Mound City
Cleb
Jimmy Austin
Barberton
Ohio
Fohl Ws
Akron
McAllister
Barberton Tay
Joe Thomas
Barber
University of Michigan
Hint
Wic
Jack Hardy
Montreal
Columbus Club
American Association
Wilbur Cooper
Pittsburgh
Martin
Gallagher
Fisher Rf
Osborn
Baumgartner
Fatsfield
Ah Tae Po
McCorry
Ripperton
Rosenthal
Gagnon
Bosse of
Stapleton Ib
Si M
Wilsen
Webb P Roberts
N Haven
Stapleton
Bowman
Bosee
Bosse
Sarrifives
Fisher
Oneil
Gardella
Eher
Bowsen
Neher
M Wilson
Iq Gardella
Free hand to cut stock prices at August sale
Headquarters allows me to set my own prices for August, slicing marked all wool patterns from $35, $40, and $50 down to $19.75, $21.75, and $39.75. See my windows and get free samples.
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Headquarters
Bridgeport
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