Permanent All Star Ten Chosen At Fort In Army League
Talleving reports the Lieutenant Camp of the 7th Cavalry has selected the best players from several divisions to form a permanent team. The All Star lineup, fresh from a victory over the Pueblo Indians, will face the Cheyenne Indians tomorrow afternoon with a large crowd expected. The manager believes the recent showing justifies consideration for league play.
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7Th Cavalry
Pueblo Indians
All-Stara
Cheyenne Indians
Baseball History Chronicle Learnings and Notable Plays
A dated assemblage highlights events across decades from 1880 to 1916. It notes high strikeout totals by Alonzo A. Stage and Yale against Princeton, multi hit efforts by Ward and Corcoran, and four doubles by Carroll of Minneapolis in a Kansas City game, plus late 19th century slugger feats and early 20th century classics including Nap Rucker’s 12 strikeouts and a 16-5 Boston win over Chicago with multiple pitchers named.
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Alonzo A. Stage
Yale
Princeton
Tommy Corcoran
John Montgomery
Ward
Washington
Senators
St. Louis Nationale
Dave
Jouett Moehkin
New York
Christy Matheweon
Giants
Battery Cerrain
Cubs
Nap Rucker
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Heidla
Boston Neil Sox
Chicago White Sox
Qwen
Nelson
Alirock
Chicago Cubes
Otheres
Sherwood Magee
Quinny
Highlanders
Amateur Ball Championship of City Today
AIPATEUR BALL CHAMPIONSHIP OF CITY ON TODAY. W O W team meets Mrls Rounders in a key amateur game. BloodWwin will pitch for W O O W and Bal linger for the Rooters. Bird's Rounders boast to have beaten all rivals and aim to topple the Wood-choppers. Admission is twenty five cents. first pitch at 3 p.m.
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Aipateur
Mrl
Thin City
BloodWwin
Mevery
Wo O O. W
Ballinger
Bird's
Conte
Baseball rosters and team notes from national league listings
Fragmentary line of old baseball notes mentions Pittsburg New York Philadelphia and Boston with players like Carinitz Kelly Lavender Reulbach Archer Kenta Stack Phelps Wiltse Crandall Meyers Hartley Alexander Poola Kling and others. Includes scattered team references and partial scores or lines from a historical league page.
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New York
Batterion
Kenta
Stack
Phelps
Miller
Wiltse
Crandall
Mixed Baseball Doubleheader With Unclear Details
The readable portions reference a two game set with teams such as Cleveland St. Louis New York and Washington, listing batteries and lineups but many names and scores are garbled. The text mentions innings and league standings across multiple cities and clubs, including American and Western League references.
Opening Rocky Mountain League game ends 1-0
In La Junta Colorado Springs defeats Badonia 1 to 0 in the league opener amid a citywide parade and local band. The game featured a ceremonial hammer-laying in front of the stadium and a festive atmosphere as fans cheered the Hallroaders.
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Colo
Badonia
Colorado Springs
Hallroaders
Eltic
la Junta
Kutterna Lochlurt
Walker
Slokesberry
Swift
Gather We Geather Warhington Poet Outage Line
Fragmentary text appears to reference a Warhington poet and a homination scheme. No coherent event or names beyond the partial phrase.
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Warhingtom
Cavalry Tops Soldiers In Hot Ft Russell League Battle
In Ft Russell league action the Cavalry defeated the Artillery 7 to 4 as Caldwell homered for the Cavalry and Johnson added a threebagger. White pitched well for the Cavalry while Theatre and Harris pitched poorly for the Artillery, and Devers homered for the Artillery. Standings show Cavalry 5 0 top the league amid ongoing series with 11th Infantry upcoming midweek and Sunday.
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Ft. Russell
Cavalry
White
Teatre
Harris
Caldwell
Johnson
Teurier
Deevers
Artillery
Gayaht
Cecaiatal Cata
Signal Corpa
Ato Hospital Corpa
11Th Infantry
Scouts Wallop Tigers in 14 to 4 baseball game
The North End Scouts defeated the Tigers 14 to 4 on Saturday at KO. K. A. field. Pitcher Shilling held the Tigers to no hits while Goldie backed him in the field. Tigers' Battery: Truckey and Smith. Scouts’ battery: Shilling and Goldie.
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Somne
Boston Nationals
Prooklyn
Curts
Harger
Wallop Tigers
KO. K. A
North End
Tigers
Shilling
Goldie
Truckey and
Smith
Boxing clubs oppose referees decisions in public matches
Albany May 25. An inquiry by the state boxing commission reveals that practically all major boxing clubs in the state oppose permitting referees' decisions in public matches.
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Albany
State Boxing Commission
Anarchists Plot to Kill President Taft Alleged in Pittsburgh
William Pastorius, convicted of bomb threats against Alexander Peacock, claims European anarchists planned to kill President Taft for abrogating the Russian treaty. He says two men, one in Liverpool and one in Rome, were assigned to carry out the plot, meeting in New York and then the United States, with Carlow arranging the plan during Pastorius's return to Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
William Pastorious
Alexander R. Peacock
Ble
Palatini
Atoms
Taft
Liverpool
Rome
Pastorius
Europe
Ocean
Carlow
New York
Pittsburg
Ufe
Parorlus
Poovock
Thirty Classes Enter Horse Show at Belmont Park
The Turf and Field club announces a large horse show at Belmont Park next Wednesday and Decoration Day. About thirty classes for horses and ponies in saddle and hurdles follow a prize list with purses and cups. The ring will be on the lawn in front of the field stand for an open air exhibition. Committee members include August Belmont Alfred H Mackay F R Stires Henry C Phipps Clarence H Mackay and Allan Pinkerton.
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New York
Belmont Park
August Belmont
Alfred H. Mackay
F. R. Stireis
Henry C. Phipps
Clarence H. Mackay
Allan Pinkerton
McCarthy Knocked Out Reid in Third Round
Springfield Mo May 26 Luther McCarthy the young giant who knocked out Carl Morris added another knockout last night beating Jack Reid of Toledo Ohio in the first minute of the third round at Joplin. McCarthy stayed in control and was never in danger as New York clubs seek his services and a Las Vegas fight against Carl Morris is discussed for July 4 with Billy Mc Carney managing McCarthy.
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Springfield
Luther McCarthy
Carl Morris
Jack Reid
Toledo
Ohio
Joplin
McCarthy
New York
Jack Curley
Billy McCarney
Las Vegue
Veterans to Renew Ten Mile GOPR Race in Detroit
Detroit May 25 Two white haired veterans over 66 will race ten miles for the Grand Army of the Republic championship at the Detroit Athletic Club grounds Col J L Smith of Highland Park and Col S G Barnes of Dutsonburg meet in the event The winner earns a trip to the National encampment in Los Angeles to join a ten mile relay with ten Civil War veterans.
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Detroit
Mich
Nee
Detroit Athletic Clus
J. L. Smith
Highland Park
G. Barnes
Dutsburg
Grand Army of the Republic
GA. R
Los Angeles
Cautious and Capable Business Man Motto
A Galveston News item quotes a warning about prudence in business. It notes a cautious and capable man insures his bushel before he hides the fight under it, attributed to The Sherman Co.
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Galveston
Engineer finds surgeon in wife's room ends in divorce
Matthias H. Thormahlen, a naval engineer, was granted a divorce from Mrs. Agnes Winifred Thormahlen in Judge Brentano's court. He testified that Dr. Joseph V. Howard, a surgeon aboard the U S S Supply, had been too friendly with his wife while the ship lay in Nagasaki harbor. He said he confronted them at her room after feigning sleep and drew a revolver.
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Chicago
Matthias H. Thormahlen
Agnes Winifred Thormahlen
Brentano
Thormahlen
Joseph V. Howard
U. S. 8. Supply
Nagasaki
Japan
Rivalry Between Taft and Teddy Echoes in Washington
Fragmentary readable bits hint at a rivalry between Taft and Theodore Roosevelt. The line suggests tension and political maneuvering in Washington. The terse OCR fragment lacks clear events or dates.
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