Battery lineups and scores from early American League games
In Philadelphia Detroit and Cleveland lineups plus batters and pitchers listed for a series of American League games. Entries name pitchers Hubbell Betts Rin ey Tragresser Haynes Clemmons Faber Schalk Linn Harris Bigbee Mays Hannah Wellman Serjeid and others with teams Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland Boston New York and Pittsburgh.
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Philadelphia
Loti Os
Hubbell, Betts, Riney and Tragresser
Haynes and Clemmons
Detroitsts
Worthmegton
Oldtam
Atnemith
Zachary
Chlen
Wes
Nevinrsulece Ug Atteriles
Faber and Schalk
Linn
Harris
Bigbee
Pee
Cleveland
Chicarone
New York
Louia
Sete
Senna E
Aer
Washington One
Detroit Ceeeuwe
Brooklyn Aliens
Cincinnati Sae
Pittsburg Ee Awe
Chicago
T. Louis
Ones Baba
Uncle Robbie and His Baseball Faith in Brooklyn Dodgers
A portrait of Uncle Robbie, Wilbert Rollinson, and his Brooklyn Dodgers on the 1920s vaudeville circuit. The piece praises his paternal style, tactical talk, and ability to mold 27 players into a family team. It highlights his smile, weathered wisdom, and belief that effort can outpace talent.
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Dean Snyder
Wilbert Rollinson
Ledder
Brooklyn Trolley Dodgers
Robbie
John Heydler
Himble Nazarene
Énebu
Kasobal
Pate
Giants
Reds
Carl
Dodgers
New York
Fifth Avenue
Long Island
Ponai
Podeae
Apts
Carpentier Returns in Shape for Levinsky Bout in Brooklyn
Georges Carpentier comes back to boxing with fighting clothes on and plans to meet Battling Levinsky in October at Ebbet Field, Brooklyn. If he wins he may sign to meet other Americans, including Jack Dempsey, while Levinsky tunes up for the test and Dempsey trains nearby for a possible bout with Bil Brennan.
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Dean Snyder
Georges Carpentier
Levinsky
Ebbeta Field
Brooklyn
Peruane
Carpentier
Jack the Giant Killer
Paris
New York
Freddie Welsh
New Jersey
Levinaky
Dempsey
Two Earsful College Fails Math Reprimand Sparks Humble Tears
A college office faces a reprimand for poor math, but the student smiles through it. On the football field coaches’ criticism brings genuine humility as tears appear, revealing a stoic reaction to critique.
Ty Cobb Plans Moose Hunt After Season
Ty Cobb will hunt moose in northern woods for one week after the American League season ends. He will then travel to the coast to participate in an exhibition series.
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Ty Cobb
Moran’s Tip: Neale and Meyers Lead St. Xavier
Pat Moran cites two coaches for his team Greasy Neale who impressed at Marietta last fall and Joe Meyers named coach of St. Xavier. The pair anchors the squad as it enters the season.
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Ogincinnati
Pat Moran
Greasy Neale
Joe Meyers
St. Xavier
Eight Home Runs Noted in Corsicana Game
Henry Fabian the Paolo Grounds keeper notes no clipping to prove Nig Clarke hit eight home runs for Corsicana in a July 14 1902 regular game against Texarkana. The final score recorded as 61 to 3.
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Park
New York
Henry Fabian
Nig Clarke
Corsicana
Texarkana
Just Castoffs Bring Return to Seattle Lineup
Clyde Wares, once cast off from Oakland, leads a Seattle lineup with seven former load discards in regular rotation. The veteran returns to boost the team asseason prospects.
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Seattle
Clyde Wares
Oakland
Baseball Notes By The Old Fan Predicts Fall Classic Sites
Baseball Notes By The Old Fan says Cleveland and Brooklyn are near certain hosts for the World Series. Indians and Superbas must win roughly half their remaining games to clinch flags, with Speaker praised for the Indians turnaround after Chapman's death. The Superbas have surged past the Reds, while the Yankees’ power lineup may not overcome pitching. Sedegeman’s strengths and weaknesses are awaited for both clubs.
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Cleveland
Brooklyn
Indians
Superbas
Jury to Probe Ball Gambling In World Series
A grand jury in Chicago begins Wednesday a probe into alleged gambling by baseball players in last year’s World Series and a Chicago Philadelphia game. Subpoenas issued for major league officials managers writers and editors to testify. Additional players likely to be subpoenaed.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
B. B. Johnson
American League
John A. Heydler
National League
William “Kid” G
Oscar Reichow
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Daily News
Arthur A. Eb.logle
C.A. McDonald
Criminal Court
Stair
Sleepy Simmons Star Pitcher of Cheyenne Indians Dies
William Simmons known as Sleepy, once star pitcher for the Cheyenne Indians from 1900 to 1902, has died from injuries in a crash near Denver. A beloved figure, he retired years ago and worked in Colorado coal mining. Authorities and witnesses discuss baseball pools and gambling with fans recalling Simmons’s era and a famed 11 inning game that ended in a tie-breaking run.
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William Simmons
Denver
Colorado
Ous
Simmons
Earl Graham
Finih
Pershing Heights
Bohne's Nerve Shocks Fans In Reds Steal Attempt
Sammy Bohne, new Reds owner, shows bold base running by attempting seven steal plays this season and succeeding six times. The daring moves highlight Bohne's aggressive leadership style and the team's approach at home games in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Sammy Bohne
Reds
Little Rock Wins Southern Pennant
Little Rock clinched the Southern association pennant with New Orleans finishing second as the season was hailed by baseball authorities here as the most successful yet for fans, owners and players.
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New Orleans
Little Rock
Southern Association
Fis Tis
International Flag Won by Baltimoreans
Baltimore won the International league pennant race. Toronto led early but Baltimore secured the title as the season closed. The final outcome concluded with Baltimore atop the standings amid the pennant chase.
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New York
Baltimore
Toronto
Altimenre
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Woman
A New Jersey woman reports relief from headaches side and back pains and increased strength after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes prior weakness in her first child and says she now feels well and has two healthy sons.
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Dayenne
N. J
Lydia E. Pink
Nfera
Lydia KE. Pinkham
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