Americans Narrow Victory to Take Final from Albany Senators
In a tight finish Bridgeport beat Albany 4 to 3 as Kingdon starred with a pivotal double and a late double play. Sullivan started the ninth with a single, Ware moved him to third, and a flurry of baserunners ended with Kingdon’s clutch hit sealing the victory for the Americans.
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Kingdon
Boehling
Bridgeport
Albany
Aus
Sridgeer
Bany
Chadwick
Parry O'Connor
Warriors
Goddess of Fortune
Aj Fame
Sullivan
Ware
Groh
Rich
Suhr
Cameron
Donahue
Sweatt
Atos
Hingdon
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Lal
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Astany
Spreatt
Murp
Pennover
Astané
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Leasure
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Feld
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Rodriguez
Pennoyer
Thole
Riceht
Rar
Senators
Wan
Hodrigues
Lei
Biz Jeaguers
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Einedon
Lai
A & McLaughlin
E Ware
Cameroon
Geary
Murphy
Pek Sullivan
Torgis
Oyer
Gron
Sport
Aldun
Double P
Ray
Stutter
Pitcher
Unclear International League Scores From Fragmented Card
Fragmented game lines show teams Buffalo Jersey City Toronto Rochester Syracuse and Baltimore with scattered scores and player names. Several garbled phrases mention cannon balls, odor removal and odd surnames, indicating a severely damaged OCR page with mixed sports notes and stray text.
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Buffal
Jersey City
Buffalo
Carruthers
Clifford
Tecarr
Freitag
Heisman
Crandall
Tomiin
Bengough
Toronto
Newark
Farnhardt
Withrow
Enmann
Sandberg
Rochester
Reading
Ester
Sarsfield
Johnson
Jxaight
Blake
Wire
Syracuse
Baltimore
Frank
Egan
Montgomery
Turner and Niebergatt
The Veteran's Rebuttal and Sports Echoes Clash
A patchwork of verse and sports notes argues age over speed in baseball and golf. It cites Babe Ruth and Honus Wagner, praises Willie Hunter as a top amateur, and previews a home run lineup with Ruth and Cobb. The piece also mentions Tilden versus Johnston, calling their annual battles one of the season’s most spectacular features.
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Babe” Ruth
Yankees
Ruth
Goecker
Hans Wagner
Goh
Huth
Willie Hunter
Cyril Tolley
Tolley
Hunter
Great Britain
Hoylake
Tilden
Johnston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Reds Triumph 8 1 Over Phillies in Series
Cincinnati's Marquardt hurled a strong win as the Reds toppled Philadelphia 8 to 1. Rube held the Phillies to four straight losses, while Roush collided at home and injured his right leg. Betts Smith Henline and Wingo supported the effort with key hits as Cincinnati built a commanding lead.
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Philadelphia
Marquard
Cincinnati
Rube
Roush
Meni
Philadel
Lier
Lad
Gine Hu
Snar
Secret Cinginnati
Philadelphi
Marquart
Aid Wingo
Betts, Smith and Henline
Grimes Leads Nationals Past Cubs In Pitchers Battle
Burleigh Grimes pitched effectively as Chicago Nationals beat the Dodgers 4 to 3. Scoring came in the third inning on Rey Grimes’s double O’Farrell’s triple and a fielding error. Both teams turned three double plays in a tight game. The article also notes Philippine railways to be electrified from the Agno River in Central Luzon.
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Brooklyn
Burleigh Grimes
Chicago Nationals
Cheaves
Rey Grimes
O'Farrel
Duff
Chicago
Qheeves
Jones
O'Farral
Gieintes
Miller
Luzon
American Legion Field Day attracts large entry list
Labor Day meet at Sea Park plans a record field with entries surpassing last week’s state event. New York stars like Pat Ryan and Jack Sellers expected in hammer, shot, and sprints. Local clubs Blessed Sacrament and Alpine join as two new squads. program includes multiple AAU events and several city restricted races.
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American Legion Tra
Sea Park
Labor Day
Park City
New York
Pat Ryan
Mike Dewinney
Jack Sellers
Jack O'Brien
American Legion of New York
O'Brien
Seliero
Shen
A. C
Ttgs
American Legion
Paisfield County
Davis Cup Players Edge Australians in Open Match
National mis round features Mrs Molla, Bjursted Mallory of New York and W T Tilden of Philadelphia defeating Edith Sigourney and SN WV Niles in Boston 6-3 5-4. In third round Mrs May Sutton Bundy and Robert Kinney of Los Angeles beat Mrs B E Cole and Spinue Hardy of New York 1-3 6-1.
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Molla
Cleveland in First Place Again by Defeating Yanks
In a high profile day, Cleveland defeated the New York Yankees 15 to 1 to reclaim first place. The game featured a brawl in the eighth with Harper and O Neill exchanging blows, prompting mounted police to guard players and umpires after the final pitch.
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Cleveland
YANKS
Yankees
Sotheron
Bob Shawkey
Collins
Harper
Jamieson
Gardner
O'Neill
Pitener Piercy
New York
Po Miller
Peckinpaugh
Ruth
O Meusel
Pipr
L Ward
McNally
Schang
Shinault
Eethoron
Stephenson
O' Neill
Seswell O'Neill
Speaker
Johnston
Homa
Sewell
Townston
Warnby
Ward
Pipp
Wamnby
Shawkey
Shaawkey
Collings
Harpe
Frankeson Gardner
O'Neill Strzek
Sotheran
Piteh Shawkey
Coi‘lings I
Bail Sehane
Shawkery
Child
Dineen Tima
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Albany Senators
Americans
Gene McCann
Authens
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McCann
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Tocol Uhth
Indtans
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Babury
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Cosgrove
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Long
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Balle
Coley
Lennon
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Schulz
Colleg
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Katin
Brown
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Masa
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Callahan
Sloan
Kane
Martford
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Callogly
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Wild Sloan
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Ennis
International League
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Sweatthy Sullivas
Ay Vaive
Donald
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Pearce
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Bill Donovan
Phillies
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Main Street
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National League
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Cooney
McQuillan
O’neil
Harper Battle
Tndianapolis
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Pittffeld AG
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