Cubs Seek National Title as Four Teams Vie for Pennant
A garbled note discusses Cubs and other teams in a pennant race with references to Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, and Philadelphia. It mentions players like Donovan and Malin, manager concerns, and potential injuries shaping the American League standings. The piece hints at the tense race toward the pennant and possible final outcomes.
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Aricenss
Pitehey
Donovin
Matlin
Iria
Mallin
Angie
Ameria Hingie
Laos
Anwinge
Cleveland
Liv
Wil Ease
Aishian
Ian Wierhanagerhal
Philadelphia
Detroit
Tuxedo Tourney Sparks Upset Wins by Keller and Rowkett
In the tuxedo tournament Keller and Rowkett edged past Reiofurt and Hic Liev, then defeated Weignal and Linder to surge into the later rounds. The night featured bold serves and strong teamwork as Keller and Towkett advanced, while other names emerged in the hot pursuit for the title.
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Keller
Rowkett
Reiofurt
Hic Liev
Valli
Weignal Int Linder
Eagle Tenn
Evanting
Towkett
Polat
Whlratill Sons
Lintor ‘Yolay
Sete Enene
Newark High Abandons Free Baseball Scheme
A chaotic text fragment from Newark High School shows plans for a free baseball program abandoned amid unclear student participation. The article references management objections, potential safety concerns, and a request to use classified ads, ending with indecipherable lines about advertisements and threats.
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Newark High
ROUSE O'BRIEN Famed for heavy blows in featherweight
The featherweight boxing figure known as the boy with the wallop is highlighted for strong punching power and standout ring presence.
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Y Brien
Hive
North Ends Best Castleton Gunners Triumph
North End Gun crew defeats Castleton Gunners with 24 targets hit and strong showings by Kod and Gin Chub Maveis and local shooters including Boyle, Dibble, Lawlor, and Rimona. The article blends this sports feat with a quirky note on a tiny Harmonicun Railway System in Maryland, describing its single daily train, roles of officials, and meticulous operations.
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Beath Howe
Clude
Mistleton
Manuel
Ida
Thverisy
Staten
Staten Txland Team, Wie On Cloxe Account With 24 Targets Broken, the Neures
Chub Maveis
Mae Hone
Boyle
HK Dibble
Jay Lawlor
Pragein
Rimona
Leverett
My Timmerman
St. Dotin
Toetak
North End
Chile
Hangfard
Merlinger
Pervin
Posten
Adams
Simmons
Minkins
Greenjin
Tmiman
Sunger
Marylan
Brandywine
Mechitiesville
Isayes
Ninwell
Thia Opera Bonfferie
Vardhowrd
Express
Swuiday Magazine
Stars Annex Two Contests In Tight Oxford Tourney
In a rugged Oxford bowling night the Kruegers pushed Woodbridge hard then edged Cal at the anchor. Elizabeth won by two pins as Sellers scored 114 and Burke hit 191. The Stars beat Woodbridge 222 as Chris totaled 222. Burke posted a modest 17 mark, while the room displayed odd play and curious misprints throughout.
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Oxford
de Tour
Kruegers
Woodbridge
Tocal
Elizabeth
Sellers
Burke
Stars
Wondbridge
Wondbridge Aggregation and Scored A Little Cawier Victory, Wiining
Chris
Kame Burke
Aylith
Eoven
Weber
Peat Feneesnenty
Demarest
Miller Ec
Muchmore
Kleger
Cophian
Conthian Ser
Ulrich
Hennebaum
Ory Claus Og
Ged Sellers
Blythe
Sayy Maloney
Duke
Woopbridge
Stanton in Pacific coast title chase earns line for crown
Walter Stanton stands for Pacific coast championship as he defeats top contenders in his class. He has whipped some of the best ten in his race, signaling a strong bid for the title.
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Stanton
Pacific Coast
Wolletwel
Championshiponora
Invaders and Tearaways Schedule Sets for Weekend Games
The Invaders face Fall Rivers in a two game series with a first game tomorrow and a second game Saturday. Uhia leads Adam's men in a real tryout after recent practice. Invaders lineup includes McAndrews Bowcock La Flame Brown Swords Butler Wall Sullivan King Marrington. Batting order lists King Ships Hahn Wolf Rosa Lenox Hoey Crane Inyster Nops Galser Barrett. Sunday features Monro's Giants with Monroe Johnson Chapple Johnson Sollund Buckner Patterson Thomas Jordan Merritt. The Tearaways begin season by traveling to Newark to face Lincoln A C, aiming to counter Lincoln’s speed.
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Invaders
Fall Rivers
Wall
Sullivan
Eithher
King
Marrington
Ships
Hahn
Wolf
Rosa
Seery
Lenox
Hoey
Crane
Inyster
Nops
Boig
Galser
Barrett
Monro's
Giants
Monroe
Johnson
Chapple Johnson
Sollund
Buckner
Patterson
Thomas
Jordan
James
Merritt
Rahway Colored Giants challenge semi pro teams
The Rahway Colored Giants invite matches with semi professional teams, seeking early morning games and a side bet on teams averaging 15 to 17 years. Address challenges to B. Holmes in Rahway New Jersey. The Invaders to play practice with the Juddwonders Gobbler. Smith and Fine lead the Wonders, Layeter and Leary the Invaders.
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Ron
Addtem
C. B. Krebs
Twenty-first Street
Baybone
N. J
Rahway
Holmes
Main Street
Invaders
Smith
Fine
Wonders
Layeter
Leary
Five Crack Enter 18.2 Tournament Opens
Five entrants named for the international amateur billiard championship in New York. Lucien de Rolle Calvin Demarest Charles F Conklin J Ferdinand Poggenburg Edward W Gardner will begin play at the Liederkranz Club on April 2 for a world title event. Re Rolle arrives aboard the La Touraine and will practice at the Liederkranz Club. Referee selection confines appointments to New York City.
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New York
Apell
Horries
Lucien de Rolle
Calvin Demarest
Charles F. Conklin
Chicago Athletic Association
J. Ferdinand Poggenburg
Edward W. Gardner
Liederkrang Club
National Association
Re Rolle
la Touraine
J. Ff. Poggenburg
Albert Ty. Troescher
Iis
Sappolation
Ligderkrane
Maxix
Edward McLaughlin
Frank Keeney
Weather Story: Speaker Vannon Halts at White House Anecdote
A Washington moment recounts Speaker Vannon reacting to the financial climate while at the White House. The tale centers on two men in a hotel bed who discover an improvised air shortage after one opens a pantry door by mistake, prompting a humorous miscue about air and doors.
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Vannon
Washington
Congress
Hilie
Bill
Bia
Amar
Sinella
Largest collier Vestal to be launched May 19
The Vestal, the Brooklyn Navy Yard’s largest and swiftest collier, will launch on May 19 per Navy Department order. Keel laid March 27 last year. project cost expected at $1,500,000.
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Vestal
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy Department
Washington
Engineers’ Team Triumph in Brooklyn Military Championship
New York April 16 The Thirteenth Regiment falls to the Twenty second in a military championship at the Twenty second Regiment Armory. Jimmy Sullivan breaks the mile record in 4 2 and the Two mile bike record is crushed by Engineera cyclists. Melvin Sheppard dominates with water-mix and half mile times, boosting the Twenty second's title hopes.
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New York
Goa
Brooklyn
Engineera
Wea
Fourteenth
Harry Hill
Jimmy Sullivan
Iment
Exnie Hertberg
W. van den Dries
Engginegra
Smithereens
Owen Devine
Melvin Sheppard
Sheppard
Warter-Miks
Hillman
Jewish Chess Champion Defeats Steinitz in Five
The Jewish Chronicle reports a remarkable chess match where a Jew defeated World Champion Steinitz in five games. Steinitz had held the world title for twenty eight years, marking a long era of champion dominance and Jewish involvement in top chess circles.
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Chees
Steinitz
Teeeaiee
Lee's Misfit Clothing Parlor Offerings
An aged detective-like ad lists garments including a water-resistant overcoat, a black satin-finish suit, and a broadcloth tuxedo suit. It notes alterations offered at no extra charge and credits Healy of Albany and Wamusr of Washington as makers with prices around 40 to 200 dollars.
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Healy
Albany
Wamusr
Washington
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