Daubert Caps Ninth Inning Home Run In Cincinnati Win
Daubert hit a ninth inning homer to spark Cincinnati past Boston 6 to 1 at home. Eller earned the win, McQuillen took the loss, with Daubert, Rohs, and Maranville noted among the game’s key figures. The contest featured two base hits by Wingo and See, and the new rules cited in the description appeared during play.
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Cincinnati
Davrie
Inne
Boston
Saline
Rud
Rudolpn
Winso
Oston
Incinnati
Wingo
See
Sulul
Beecher
Maranville
Roush
Daiert
Daubert
Rudolph
Innnings
McQuillen
Eller
Oy Rudolph
Amires
Rigler
Moran
Record Time Made in Olympic Trial Race at Floral Park
The official Olympic bicycle distance of 108.74 miles was ridden in the final trial here by James B. Red Freeman of St. Louis in 5 hours 24 minutes 59 seconds, two minutes faster than the prior mark by A Nievinski of New York. August Mogar of Washington led a field of 35 riders, with other leaders including John Otte Newark M J Ernest Kockler Chicago Robert Grasing New York and Carl Stockholm Chicago.
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Floral Park
Olpic
James B. Red
Freeman
St. Louis
A. Nievinski
New York
United States
Mm Steday
August Mogar
Washington, D. C
John Otte
Mewark
M. J. Ernest Kockler
Chicago
Robert Grasing
Carl Stockholm
Philadelphia Nationals Top Rail Lights 3 2 in Toledo
In Toledo Ohio on July 11 the Philadelphia Nationals beat the Rail Lights 3 to 2 behind Ralph Comstock a former Detroit and Louisville pitcher. Manager Cravath joined as pinch hitter and delivered key hits as Philadelphia rallied for the victory. Players Betts Gallia Witherow and Brenagan contributed in the offsetting sequence.
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Toledo
Ohio
Philadelphia Nationals
Ralph Comstock
Detroit
Louisville
Rail Lights
Cravath
Philadelphia
Nationals
Betts
Gallia
Witherow
Comstock
Brenagan
Barrister Flynn's Ponies Clean Up in Double Header
Waterbury reports a doubleheader split with Springfield. In the first game Waterbury won 11 to 9 after a seven inning finish, with police escorting an incident involving ST McDonald. In the second game Springfield edged Waterbury 7 to 4 as Cosgrove powered Waterbury with doubles and Shinaault and Riley led the visitors.
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Flynn
Waterbury Horn
McDonald
Deii
MacDonald
Cos Grove
Shim
Aman Lie
Gonzales
Gobet
Silva
Wlynn
Duffy
Rice
Wilder
Morgan
Waterbury
Ibpo
Harrrave
Iit
Cosgrove
Ulsters
Army
Riler
SO Emin
Soo
Wall
Kahn
Taylor
Ts Af
Shinaul
Veanvilliams
Tottis
Mth
Atted
Oth
Uiffers
Sprinsfield
Waterbury Convento
Goebel
Dowhie
Costrove
Tyran
Springfell
Kahr
Wits of
Innin ‘Om Taylor
Becker
Ki Bs Morganitch
MacDonal
Springfield
I Goebel
Siva
Tiran
Durty
Ries
Mayberry
Boan
Tota
Darsrave
iUlffers
Shinault
Porter
Riley
Egan
Wetl
Daley
Firna
Merjack
Williams
Meyerjack
Ayberry
Jensen
Bohn
Whid
May Ti Tsing
Meyer
Official Duckpin League Bulletin Highlights Records
The bulletin lists leaders McCarthy and Lewis with top averages and highs. It reports high totals by Teller and high singles by Lewis, plus consecutive strings by Anderson. Last week results feature McCarthy and Anderson, Teller and Dewey, plus multiple pairings across Wooster White Bear Algonquin Park City and Mac's alleys. Weekend fixtures schedule Dewey Stone Porto Lewis Canade and Bristol McCarthy versus Canade.
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Teller
Anderson
O'Brien
Dewey
McCarthy
T Eller
Porto
Lewis
Canade
Stokes
Parto
Stone
Partto
Anade
U. S. Chess Champion Wins Adjourned Game in Atlantic City
New York chess champion J Marshall defeated Pombo in an adjourned game during the ongoing U S chess championship tourney in Atlantic City. The match, delayed from the third round, resumes tomorrow with rounds featuring players Sharp Philadelphia and Nelson Neldich among others.
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U. S
Atlantic City
N.S
J. Marshall
New York
United States
de Pombo UW
Steei Prant Teams To Crash At Yellow Mill
The A. T. ne Canine and Stacl Mills team clash at Yellow AGM grounds this afternoon in a local matchup. Teams aim to settle standings with a decisive game.
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STEEI
PRANT
Yellow Mill
A. T. Ne
Stacl Mills
Fragmentary sports notes with unclear names and actions
An OCR fragment describes a noon event with mentions of scores, workers, and officials. It references Burn iets, Supt. Yyehind, 422 as scores holder, and Gardner and Wright in unspecified roles. The text is largely garbled and lacks coherent details.
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Burniets
Av. Leeks
Te Gaber
Gardner
A. Ts & Db
Wright
New Westchester Banker Named Democratic Senate Candidate
Peekskill resident Woodson Tt. Ogienby was chosen as the Democratic candidate for the 10 senator in primaries. He is director and vice president of Westchester County National Bank and director of Jersey Tile Insurance, NY City lawyer. Peanus plants once branched by cold water circulated by an electric pump. machines now perform the work rapidly.
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Gsley
Peekskill Sill
Woodson Tt. Ogienby
Westchester County National Bank
Jersey Tile Insurance Company and & Pesexielns
New York City
Last of Town Criers Announces Reopening of Pilgrim Church
Provincetown reports the town crier, the last of its kind, announcing the reopening of the Pilgrims Church founded in 1714 after years of closure. The event occurs amid a sequence of seismic reports nationwide, as residents hear the bell and await further details.
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Provincetown
Mil
Trovinentown
Lown
Erie
Even Choice of Cakes International Affair
A British charge d affaires hosts a reception for King George’s birthday in Tangier. Debate rages over whether the cakes for the party were supplied by French or Spanish pastry cooks.
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London
Freneh
Moroccan phosphate discovery could boost French industry
Paris reports prospect of vast Moroccan phosphate deposits as Professor Gentil cites near inexhaustible reserves two miles inland from Casablanca. A rail line will open the mountain plateau, and a French government monopoly is set for sale of the phosphate deposits. In Chicago, Ray Keger isa of the Los Angeles Athletic Club, unknown to Eastern swimming circles, wins the 1300 meter backstroke at the national Olympic tryout in Lincoln Park lagoon with 1 minute 22 3 5 seconds, Hawaii’s W Wealoha second, H Kruger third, G K Kane fourth. An industrial use is found for horse chestnuts, processed for fermentation to extract valuable oils.
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Paris
France
Louis Gentil
Sorbonne
Hawai
G. K. Kane
United States Navy
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