Machine Builders Edge Shuttles In Bizarre Exhibition
The Blnger League clash saw the Machine Builders nearly clinch a win but fall 6-5 to the Shuttles. Burgoyne cobbled a makeshift lineup to challenge, Bellengrath faltered after the first inning, and Rourke pitched well but took the loss as Pitches and errors shaped a wild, errorful game with multiple fumbles and wild plays.
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Barrett
Burgoyne
Barnett
Bellengrath
Gallagher
Thun
Tailiere
Gue
Prank Rourke
Rank
Jonen
O'Rourke
Dabb
Mulf
Kiely
Gratison
Chhance
Stool- Mer
Bhuttles
Stoeffler
Dellensgrath
ALB
Grea
R. F
Ono
P. T
Cres
Loo Dav
Ven Hirten
Ooo Garvey
Morrecrrere Jarcon
Satlagher
Heinfelt
Dano
Brulee
Ecceteeree
Shur
Dalle
Att
Bellongrath
Wedengruin
Hi Rowe
Jones
Fu'inirko
Mees
Umphro
Murray
Team Triumph Amid Long Hiatus Lights Up Game
The Builders faced a tough lineup as Manager Bi pushed through a comeback signal. Jack Frank’s brother returned to the field and delivered the day’s lone two-bagger. Jones added two hits, ending a long drought spanning weeks.
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Jack Frank
Americans Win Tennis Doubles at International Tournament
Harold H. Hackett and Frederick A. Alexander defeated British pair Major JG. Ritchie and Janes G. Parke 6-3 2-6 7-5 6-3 to secure a likely Davis trophy point for the United States. The Americans, playing together five years, with steady, resourceful play, overcame a nine-game slump beginning in the second set.
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Boston
Harold H. Hackett
Frederick A. Alexander
Champigna
Gene
JG. Ritchie
Janes G. Parke
Isternoon
United States
Americas
Worry Leaders Face Key Games as NJ Cricket Season Wanes
Paterson A leads the New Jersey State Cricket League with several matches left while three rival teams have faltered. Eanex County Cricket Club of Newark has withdrawn, altering standings as Kanex County forfeits games to Newark, Paterson, and Bound Brook.
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New Jersey
Kanex County
Newark
Pateraon
Round Brook
Champs to Race at Newark Velodrome Tomorrow
Local cycling fans will witness a five mile professional championship for both pros and amateurs at the Newark Velodrome. New faces join notable riders like Frank Kramer and Jackie Clarke in a program featuring a fast pace toward semifinals and finals, with multiple events and added novelty races to crown champions.
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Newark
Walter de Mara
Hollister
Walker
Palmer
Henry’ Mayor
Germany
Kramer
Jackie Clarke
Australia
Clarke
Salt Lake City
Madison Square Garden
Tver
Frank Kramer
Atale
Windey
Jose
Marseious Soria
Nordgett
Buffalo
Krebs
Menus Rowell
Norman Anderson
Edwin Rupprecht
Chapman
Amanteurx
Simon Putes
Kentucky Racing Opener At Lexington Sets Purses At $100
Paris Matuels reports the Kentucky Baring Asc iation season kickoff at Lexington with the track in good shape and over 200 entrants, marking the first such event in twenty years. Machines are on display at Singer Teague during the six day meet, purses totaling $100, with daily races planned. An exhibition at the Howling Academy is slated for Monday near Broad and East Jersey.
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Lexington
Kyy
Kentucky
Singer Teague
Ron
St Howling Academy
Prill
Broad
East Jersey
Ater
Veteran Jima McGuire Joins Cleveland Team
Veteran Jim McGuire, former Hoatan American League manager, joined the Cleveland team yesterday in Cleveland. A special train ran via New Jersey Central on Sunday.
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Jim M'Guire
Clevelands
Cleveland
Jamea McGuire
Hoatan
Poplar
Mauch
New Jersey Central
Sinabeana A. M
Schedule Shifts for Tournal Junior Bowling Tournament
Primaries Tuesday trigger weekly schedule changes at Star Bowling Academy. Delegates accepted all entries last night, finalizing teams Winsomen Excelator Cardinals Happy Sevens Jolly Fivers and more with first matches at 9 20.
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Star Bowling Academy
Oine
Star Juniors
Excelstors
Elke and Big
Jolly Five
Bon Tons
Independence
Happy Sevens
Atlas
Parks
P. Fallon
R. Walah
P. Sellers
F. Conroy
P. Durrett
T. Mc
Cutton
E. Salmon
W. Moran
F. Sanger
P. Cubill
E. Tellers
G. McGuire
Excelator Juniora
W. Weigand
G. Weigand
Vaderson
B. Halsey
A. Hensen
A. W. Hugh
P. Donahue
C. Moe
Me Kleinhans
P. Lang
A. Swart
AL Reidling
Cy Moore
Bings
C. Mekmy
Kramer
P. O'Brien
J. O'Brien
F. Sheer
J. McCrrath
G. Durrett
J Metieldrick
F. Kananian
Nite
T.vaven
H. Gerau
Melvin
S. McCormack
C Fagan
Jor Reinfurt
F. Star Juniork
F. Frolich
Z. Hoffman
TL Mehentahl
Ao Koerner
Witzke
Shambo
le Shambo
Gommel
J. Kreisheimer
Elka O T. Cantwell
Bender
W. Bons
Local Names List Tangles With Partial Readouts
A fragmented OCR segment lists numerous names across several surnames and initials such as Trimble T E Heilly Hurley Mo vey Masterson Finnegan Reilly O'Brien and others like Atlas and Monitom. The readable items resemble a roster or directory snippet rather than a full article.
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F. Goodstein
F. Old
EL Condon
F. Thompson
Donovan
L. Peterson
L. Bhaumloff
Vim
League Games and Standings of Clubs
Scores and upcoming schedule from leagues show Newark and Toronto games, Montreal at Rochester, and two games each for Baltimore, Jersey City, and others. Notable results include New York 13 Pittsburg 7, St Louis 4 Brooklyn 2, and test era days with multiple city pairings and future matches listed.
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Jersey City
Newark
Baltimore
Providence
Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Ulub Banding
Dorton
St. Louie
Lakeside A Hine vs East Ends in deciding series game
Tomorrow on the 3 avenue grounds Lakeside A Hine faces East Ends in the third and decisive game after each side won once. The Fast Ends gain strength by adding players from the Screw Department of the Singer League while in the afternoon the Tuberides meet the Young Americans.
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3 Avenue
Lakeside A. Hine
Screw Department
Singer League
Tuberides
Young Americans
Pingry School to Open Next Thursday in Strong Start
Pingry School enters its forty eighth year with a renovated building and strong enrollment outlook. Thirty graduates head to top universities including Yale Princeton and Michigan, while faculty changes include Dr Robert C McMahon returning from Athens and Dr Mawhinney heading the French German department as Pingry lines up a robust football squad and contests with Battin in baseball hope for even stronger rivalries ahead.
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Pingry School
Yale
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia
Cornell
Rutgers
Aherst
Dartmouth
University of Michigan
Harvard
Robert C. McMahon
Athens
Greece
Sudy
Spain
Thomas
A. Mawhinney
Pingry
Lehigh University
Han
University of Munich
France
Mawhinny
Tocal
Battin
Pettitt. Myer
Zeller
Manly
St Louis and New Brunswick to Clash in Exhibition Thrust
The St Louis National League club faces the New Brunswick Baseball Club in an exhibition game at New Brunswick tomorrow. Sallee or Beebe will start for St Louis in the pitcher’s box, while Cass and Costigan headline the New Brunswick battery. The home club has been in good form and should provide a tough test for the Leaguers.
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St. Louis
New Brunswick Baseball Club
New Brunswick
Sallee
Beebe
New Brunawicks
Cass
Costigan
Profitable Season Deliberations in American Association
In Unteago on September 19, baseball owners including President O'Brien gathered to review the 1908 season. Most were united against entering major league territory, save M. E. Cantillion of Minneapolis who was represented by C. B. Havener. A 1909 schedule similar to the current one was desired.
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American Association
O'Brien
M. E. Cantillion
Minneapolis
C. B. Havener
Annual meeting of re association notes rent award
An annual meeting set for December 24 in ear will finalize a new schedule and formal rent award to Indianap al. The writable fragments indicate preparations for the association’s year's end actions and financial arrangements.
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Indianapal
Double Header on Star Grounds Promises Tough Hike Game
Honan Decker stars in goal for the Hike as they face the Richmond Baltimore Colored Giant winners on Star Grounds tomorrow afternoon. A 2 pm start is planned with a strong crowd expected. The locals expect a hard proposition but admire Decker and his knuckle ball.
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Honan
Decker
Baltimore
Pugilist Jim Green Visits Local City Ahead of Staten Island Bout
Jim Green, a local colored pugilist in training at Lakewood, paid a visit here yesterday while preparing for his next week bout on Staten Island. He says he is in top condition and confident he will perform well against Hank Dorsey, the Maryland welterweight champion, before a private club.
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Jim Green
Lakewood
Hank Dorsey
Maryland
Staten Island
Green
Liberty A C Gridiron Practice Update Coach Hall Leads Team
At gridiron practice Liberty A C held a regular session under Coach Hall. Players Brugey, D Hall, O Rourke, Bettner, Willibur, E Mueller, Wasilly, J Sheehan, Cavanaugh, F Kylish, F Kessler, Slocum, Koch, Kurtz, Rankin, Levie, G Boessle, O’Rourke, Downey attended. Absent were Krug, E Miller, Searles, Bender, Guensler due to business. Tomorrow at 9:30 a scrub will face the regulars on Higgins field as signals are reviewed.
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Liberty A. C
Hall
Brugey
D. Hall
O'Rourke
Bettner
Willibur
E. Mueller
Wasilly
J. Sheehan
Cavanaugh
F, Kylish
F. Kessler
Slocum
Koch
Kurtz
Rankin
Levie
G. T.boessle
Downey
J. Hall
Krug
E. Miller
Searles
Bender
Guensler
Higgins
L Fr
Baltimors Clinch Eastern League Crown Over Jersey City
Despite errors of the text, Baltimore secures the pennant in the Eastern League by beating Jersey City yesterday. Newark and Providence remain in a tight chase for second place as the season winds down.
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Jersey City
Baltimors
Orioles
Newarks
Newark
Providence
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