Senators Clinch 9-3 Victory Over Johnstown
In Kanawha Park Charleston redhead Frank A. Knight reports the Senators defeated Johnstown 9 to 3 tying the Johnnies in the Mid-Atlantic league race. Red Mead sparked Charleston with a key homer and three RBIs as the Senators halted a batting slump.
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Cardinals
Frank A. Knight
Garette
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Fairmont Black Diamonds
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Johnstown
Doc Weber
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Johnnies
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Perontman
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Red Mead
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Latha
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Boone
Ike
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Sur Boys
Johnnes
City Boys
Johantown Boys
Fang
Couta
Thomas
Ftitat
Nsec
Mr. Rangnow
Tate
Redlegs Prepare For Invasion Of Eastern Division
Cincinnati May 31 Following the first Redland double header of the season manager Howley and his pitching staff head for the eastern circuit. The Reds schedule features exhibition with the Philadelphia Athletics on June 8 and a return with the Phillies June 12, then two games in Brooklyn and Boston and a two game Pittsburgh trip. They also face St Louis and Chicago and conclude June with a home stretch against the Pirates and Giants. The piece notes optimism for Reds against the East and recalls prior strong showings against eastern clubs.
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Gorgon Johnsan
Whde
Wall
Eulety
Mie
Joe Longnecker
LaMinster
Wayne
Muster
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Lucas
Brinker
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Red Owain
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Dol
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Hesee
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Ox Balle
LaMaster
Web
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LaMester
Hite
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Howley
Sidney Weil
Well
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Metlod
Bos
George Earnshaw
Jimmy Fox
al Simons
Mickey Cochrane
Phillies
Reds
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburgh
Warner, Warner and Company
Pirates
St. Louie
Redland Field
Land of the Rising Sun
Borten
Cuccinello
Joe Stripp
Ben Hurst
Virgil Davis
Pinkey Waltney
Klein
New York
Hughey Critz
Bill i Terry
Shanty Hogan
Freddy Lineratrom
Chicago
Nie Werneke
Cardinals
Jess Haines
Boston Braves
Warneke
Hs Gate
Ange
Haines Hinnetr
Fun
Bizarre OCR Fragments Mention Fenner Vandenberg and Yearly Games
Fragmented text references Fenner Vandenberg and multiple players, noting other games played in double headers Monday. Mentions England and Teutic culture within borders, unclear context about city expansion and prevention of issues. Names and places are imperfectly captured with missing details.
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Paul
Ang Fenner
Vandenberg
Onistin
Neer
Patieni
England
Ames
Iss
Mid Atlantic Statistics Report of Yesterday's Baseball Scores
Charleston defeated Johnstown 9 to 4 while Clarksburg outlasted Beckley 5 to 2 in 11 innings Cumberland fell to Huntington 4 to 3. Johnstown faced Beckley and Cumberland hosted Huntington in the listed matchups.
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Charleston
Johnstown
Clarksburg
Beckley
Cumberland
Huntington
Sneevee TB
Becking Phenneee
Cubs release Harry Taylor to Reading in IL recall
Chicago Cubs drop rookie first baseman Harry Taylor to the Reading International League club with a four hour recall option. Taylor was acquired from Seattle last winter and his release leaves the Cubs with two players on their squad.
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Chicago
Harry Taylor
Wenre
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Taylor
Unclear 1900s Baseball Ledger Highlights
Fragmentary OCR notes mention multiple National League teams and scattered numbers. Key entities include Chicago Boston Cincinnati Pittsburgh Brooklyn St Louis New York Philadelphia Detroit Washington Cleveland and Chicago. The readable text is disjointed with repeated distorted spellings and numeric figures, lacking a clear single event or outcome.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louis
Boston
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Tretroit
Lanois
Newark
Mt. Louly
Ion
Philadelphh
Detroit
Si. Loon
Pat
Brooklyn St. Louis
Washington ST
St. Louis
Cumberland Colts Top Huntington Boosters 6 4 in Seven Innings
In Huntington May 31 the Cumberland Colts defeated the Huntington Boosters 6 to 4 after seven innings. Cumberland built a three run uprising in the seventh to seal the win. Savant, Benn and Mackey provided key hits while Haas took the loss for Huntington. Casts include error and pitching details, with final score 6-4 and 2:28 game time.
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Cumberland Colts
Huntington Boosters
Tafts
Cumberland
Savant
Growin
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Senn
Lucke
Ll Arnold
Gilbert If
Mackey
Morne
Zitek
Watver
Rim'ry Ben
Tolan
Torme
Haag
SoBalied
Elghin
Rune
Madien
Sommers
Benn
Horne
Goodwin
Duberstein
Olbert
Macker- Erfort
Ovedwin
Arnot
Bimmer
Bilek
Pour
Hithy
Wetl
Herne
Weaver
Fileks
Hite
Wean bin
Lostna
Argentine Star Hero for Games Opens Los Angeles Visit
Argentine 400 meter champion Count Alberto Zevilin, a 1928 Olympic star, gave an exhibition at the new Olympic Stadium pool in Los Angeles to aid new photographers. He is the first foreign athlete to arrive to prepare for the August Games but will miss strenuous workouts until next week due to a minor right shoulder injury.
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Los Angeles
Alberto Zevilin
Olympic Stadium
Zorilia
Pred Cady
International League scores and lineups summary
The report lists inning by inning scoring and player pairings across several minor league teams including Toronto Baltimore Reading Richmond Kenna Millatead Adams Legett Newark Jersey City Meadows Miner Brensel Dono hue Guten Veltman Montreal Rochester and others with final tallies and notable players mentioned. The fragmentary box scores show scattered runs and names across multiple matchups in a historical baseball context.
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Newark
Jersey City
Miner and Brensel
Donohue
Guten
Veltman
LaCoste Returns To Trounce Wood In French Championship
AUTEUIL France May 31 Rena LaCoste the long time nemesis of American tennis prospects returned from a three year retirement to defeat Gidney Wood Jr in five sets in the French championships He also helped seal America s defeat in the mixed doubles final as Betty Nuthall and Frederick Perry won 6 4 6 2 over Helen Will Moody. Wood after the match was examined by a physician and ill health forced a postponement request denied by tournament officials
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France
Rena LaCoste
United States
Gidney Wood, Jr
America
LaCoste
Wood
Helen Will
Moody
Betty Nuthall
Frederick Perry
LaConte
Jacobs Triumph Over Mataza in Paris Tennis Round
In the women's singles, Helen Jacobs defeated France’s Doria Mataza 6-3, 6-3 as Mrs Moody struggled in the net against Petry while Miss Jacobs played today. Only three Americans remain in singles, including Jacobs and Wills, plus Gregory Mangin in the men’s bracket.
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Mrs. Wills
Helen Jacobs
Gregory Mangin
Miss Jacobs
Doria Mataza
France
Warneke Gets Shade In Duel With Haines
Harvard captain Thomas Armstrong, 21, was held by police in Cambridge on a drunkenness charge after a clash between students and the Kerry cover gang following Harvard crew defeat. He was released on probation and Harvard planned to seek extrication of his actions. Lonnie Warneke
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Kerry Cover
Rndine Intaxicaba
Charies
Byracose von Cornell
Putnam Square
Armatrong
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