Dark Stops Oil Millers In Narrow Late-Game Stop
In a Binger League clash interrupted at the start of the seventh due to darkness, the Oil Millers held a 7-4 lead over the Foundrymen after a furious surge, with two outs and a runner in scoring position when called. Jack Devine and Groppe relieved on the mound as the Millers’ offense struck in the fourth and fifth innings.
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Devine
Groppe
Fabt Holding
Jack Devine
Jalla
O'Rourke
Barnes
Biatlns
Bocceata
Spore
Groppe Achines
Imade
Fielder
Steiger
Boelgle
Moore
Reghatorodt
Westman
Joe
Hoffman
Boolle
Acores Oil
Milbirg
A Girl's Day Described In Quirky Verse Fragment
A scrambled, half legible excerpt from a Courier Journal item touches on activities like canoeing golf and rowing. The text includes garbled lines and stray phrases about walking, gliding, and dinner, with a reflective line about a girl contemplating life and home. The piece reads like a fragment from a column or letter section and contains no clear events or dates.
Philosophical Baseball Briefs From A Lost Era
A warped collection of old time musings on umpires players and fate. The piece playfully questions pay pride and perseverance with vivid portraits of characters and absurd images from the baseball world of the era. The narrator mocks money talent and fame while lampooning the umpire and the strange rituals of the game.
All Leaguers versus Lakesides grid clash planned Sunday
A local executive committee met last night at the Broad Street club to finalize plans for a postponed field day at Olympic Park. The event on Sunday morning features Magnolia avenue grounds matches between Reid Ty's ATL Leagu ers and the Lakeside A C, with Seery and Gillespie leading the Lakesides and other details to be announced.
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Strret
Plana
Olympic
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Lakesides
Magnolia Avenue
T. Reilly
Reid Ty
ATL Leaseuens
Lakeside A. CA
Battery
AM Lequners
Seery
Gillespie
A. C
Giants Take Eleven Inning Win Over Brooklyn Nats
Giants beat the Brooklyns in eleven innings while Cirhs edged the Reds and Pirates slipped past the Cardinals. Philadelphia won from Neaton in a tense National League clash as teams fight for first place in a crowded pennant race.
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New York
Elizabeth YMCA relay team to wear three inch numbers
The Elizabeth YMCA relay team prepared for tomorrow's Great Sea Girl Newark race with six teams remaining. The Newark YMCA and Orange YMCA squads join Elizabeth and other entrants, with runners assigned stations and numbered shirts to distinguish them. Coach Chapin praised his squad's form, while George T. Carroll was named official judge for the event and stationed on Edg ar road pole 922.
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Ymc.a
Newark
W. E. Cann
Lire Chapin
Second Regiment
New York
Relny
Fred King
Robert Loeser
William Howe
Charles Jenowens
Alyah Conant
Severth
Robert Reed
H. £. Fleming
Otto Wolhersing
Otto Breitnchwirz
James Williams
Robert Pettit
William White
William Webber
Joseph Atthoff
C. Loeser
Eaward Tlovser
Charles Schwab
George Richard
BP. Darkhall
Riadyway Avenue
Met Timber
Chapin
Elizabeth Y
Klian- Air
Tm Iso
Newark Y.M
Elisabeth Y. M
Mel
Elizabeth
Middleton
George T. Carroll
Carroll
Edgar Road
Maggie and Tommy Age Puzzle Scrambled Solution
A garbled historical puzzle solution claims Maggie is 12 and Tommy 20. It attempts to set ages by comparing future and past ages, mentions 14 and 24 year steps, and ends with an unclear result that Tommy is 90 with many nonsensical phrases. The text is incoherent and not reliably solvable from the fragment.
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Tommy
Lees
Murphy Delivers New Blow In Prizefighter Style
Lommy Murphy of New York, the Pride of Harlem, is a fighter known for inventing new blows and variations. The photo shows him landing a swift right-hand blow at close quarters during infighting, jerking the jaw upward while the body lunge adds force. The move unsettles opponents who rarely see it coming.
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Lommy Murphy
New York
Harlem
Murphy
Leach
Kid McCoy
Fitzsimmons Solar
Tommy Ryan
Ryan and Goss Fight At 80 Era Ring Duel
Fragmented report describes a boxing bout where Hosa opens with a forehead blow in the fourth, Paddy and Paddy clash, and Ryan scores early hits while Goss secures first blood in later rounds. The match features exchanges on head and body with referees intervening as the bout ends in a clear win for Ryan.
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Hosa
Joe
Paddy
Mia
Gosa
Ryan
Ryan Awarded Victory in Virginia Prize Fight
Paddy Ryan defeated Joe Goss after an eighty nine round battle in West Virginia. The long duel featured Ryan’s strength and stamina against Goss’s ring generalship, with both men hurt and the crowd pressed for a finish as the veteran challenged by weight and reach. The referee was Shell. The bout lasted into the early hours with Ryan emerging the winner.
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Rough
John L. Sullivan
Joe Gosx
Tom Allen
Hyan
Johnny Dwyer
Jimmy Elliot
Johnny
Padily
Goss
Hich
Virginia
Paddy
Ryan
RyYnn
Gosk
H Gone
Shell Aa
Kyan
Gows
Handa
Joseph
Qoss
Town Estes
Scranton Club Grandstand Destroyed by Fire
Fire yesterday destroyed the grandstand and part of the bleachers of the Scranton Club in the New York State League. After noon fans occupied camp chairs as spectators, and some women used the bleachers. The team uniforms were lost in the blaze.
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Scranton
Scranton Club
New York State League
Marines win two events at Sea Girt shooting tourney
Sea Girt September 9 The United States Marine Corps extended its winning run by taking both events it entered the Cruikshank trophy match and the Spencer match. In the third event, an open revolver contest, J A Dietz of Newark finished first.
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United States Marine Corps
J. A. Dietz
Newark
Postmaster Admires Smallest US Post Office Face
A Warsaw Dispatch item notes Wawasee Indiana hosts a tiny post office under six feet tall and about five feet square. Postmaster Jeane M. Sargent jokes that the diminutive building draws visitors while he offers souvenir postcard pictures to friends.
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Postoffice
United States
Teast
Jeane M. Sargent
New York
San Francisco
Maine
Gulf of Mexico
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Wewasee
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America
Warsaw Dispatch
Indianapolis News
Surmann Takes Second in Plainfield Cycle Race
Henry Surmann of Elizabeth won second place in the third mile novice event at the Plainfield Bicycle Club Labor Day meet. The large field drew over 100 riders and more than 5,000 spectators from Elizabeth Newark the Oranges Jersey City New York and Brooklyn.
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Labor Day
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Brooklyn
League Games and Standings of Clubs Featured
League games and standings listed with matches today and tomorrow across cities including Jersey City Baltimore Newark New York Montreal Toronto Buffalo Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston Cincinnati Pittsburgh and St Louis. Several pairings show scheduled contests and capitalized team names reflect standings and upcoming city venue games.
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Montreal
Toronto
Rochester
Providence
Baltimore
New York
Brookl Op Jonh
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Bt Louies
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Champions Night at the Newark Velodrome
Night at the velodrome features top riders including Frank Tamer from East Orange Jackie Clark from Avetrake and Iver Lawson former world champion. Program includes one mile open three mile amateur handicap five mile amateur open and pro open races with laps awarding extra points. Spectators anticipate new formats and potential records in this era of track cycling.
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Eyera
John’ Chapman
Stranger 4
Trainewere
Inclu Frank ‘1
Tamer
Eaat Orange
Jackie” Clarks
Avetrake
Pat Bieat
Iver Lawson
Chasm Anderson
Chari Stein
New York
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J Kramer
Cane
Milea
Nen
Clarke
Kramer
John and
Menusell
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Rupprecht
Aghurst
Mitten Sad
Beaton
Roord
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