Baseball results from National and American leagues
National league games included Brooklyn 2 Pittsburgh 5 and Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 5. American matches saw Boston 1 St Louis 0 and Chicago 7 Philadelphia 4 Detroit 7 New York 9 Cleveland 15. Chattanooga Mobile played yesterday Memphis 4 New Orleans 6 Little Rock 3 Atlanta 2 Nashville 4 Birmingham 2.
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New Orleans
Little Rock
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Nashville
Birmingham
Cincinnati
Pia
Pittsburgh
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Seeeres
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Aba
Southern
Chattanooga
I Mobile
Hay
Kouth Atlanth
W. Ls . Petrune
South Atlantic
Charlotte
Charleston
Creenville
Augusta Ft
Spartanburg
Unclear Regional Scores from Fragment
A partial list shows city scores including Charlotte three Spartanburg two Greenville eight Charleston three Augusta four and Columbia two suggesting a regional standings or game results without full context or date.
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Charlotte
Spartanburg
Greenville
Charleston
Augusta
Columbia
Virginia League Scores and Standings
Norfolk takes down Petersburg 3 to 2 in a low scoring innings battle. Richmond defeats Newport News 2 to 2 as Suffolk overwhelms Portsmouth 8 to 2 in a three game set.
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Richmond
Newport News
Suffolk
Portsmouth
Sports Scores Roundup
Indianapolis defeats Louisville 6 to 0. Milwaukee loses 2 to 6 against Indianapolis. Columbus shuts out Kansas City 5 to 0. Minneapolis edges Toledo 4 to 3. St Paul hosts no score.
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St. Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Unclear sport scores with scattered team results
The text lists several score pairs such as Newark 5 2 Toronto 5 1 and Reading 0 5 Binghamton 1 98 plus Jersey City 0 Rochester 2 Baltimore 5 6 Buffalo 0 8 with an isolated note Second game 12 innings.
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Newark
Toronto
Reading
Binghamton
Jersey City
Rochester
Baltimore
Buffalo
Pinnacle outfit to battle with the Logals on Welch field
Pinnacle, a small mountain town team near Pilot Mountain, visits High Point for two games at Welch field, Wednesday and Thursday at 4 30 pm. A Reynolds clash in Winston-Salem may follow Friday, with Stokesdale bringing a top lineup Saturday to test the home nine.
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High Point
Welch Field
Mountaineers
Bill London
Pilot Mountain
Winston-Salem
Reynolds Red Sox
Stokesdale
Reidsville
Baseball changes stir High Point fans and players
Local baseball circles buzz over roster shifts as Roberts leaves to join Gastonia and McQuage exits after a limited hitting run. Honeycutt, a veteran amateur, becomes catcher with hope to split mail from High Point while Smith eyes better pay. Fans split on a broader shake up as owners weigh options.
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Cough Drop
Smith
L. Smith
White Oak
George Johnson
High Point
Back to Nature Baths Shock to Long Beach
New York readers report beachgoers in Long Beach early in the morning wearing improper attire. The so called pack to Nature students parade between the village line and Nassau by the Sea drawing public indignation. Authorities urged to act after fines once broke up the practice years ago.
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Long Beach
New York
Nassau-by-the-Sea
Stops Eating His Breakfast to Fire Three Shots at Wife
Chicago police seek Charles Schreiner after he fired three shots at his wife during breakfast injuring her shoulder and arm. Schreiner warned of the weapon and fled as Mrs. Schreiner was hospitalized in serious condition. The couple’s conflict centered on his recent unemployment.
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Chicago
Charles Schreiner
Schreiner
Lion Tamer Marries at 92 in Record Old‑Age Union
Danville Illinois August 12 Jacob Beck aged ninety two and Mrs Jennie Bueh aged sixty one were married at the Danville National Soldiers Home where Beck lives The ceremony was by Rev T L Stipp Beck a Civil War veteran served with the Twenty first Indian Infantry and once trained lions and other wild beasts He later turned painter and retired at ninety one He credits longevity to abstinence from liquor tobacco and profanity The wedding came as loneliness eased and was celebrated by 1 700 comrades at the home.
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Danville, Ill
United States
Jacob Beck
Jennie
Fish Pulls Man Into Quicksand Off Chester
In Chester Pennsylvania on August 12 Joseph Randle of Eddystone was pulled overboard while fishing and fell head first into quicksand. His companions rescued him, he was revived and returned home.
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Fish
Chester
Joseph Randle
Eddystone
Randle
Elizabeth Coles Dies At 103 In New Jersey
Elizabeth Catherine Coles died in Elizabeth New Jersey at age 103. The obituary notes her long life and residence in the area.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Elizabeth Catherine Coles
Pinchot Marries Ruth Pickering in Saugatuck
Amos Pinchot the noted sociologist and brother of Gifford Pinchot wed Ruth Pickering a 27 year old New York Nation staffer in Saugatuck Conn The ceremony marks his second marriage following a divorce from Gertrude Minturn last year.
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The
New York Nation
Mr. Pinchot
Swallowing Sponge Believed to Kill Man at Hospital
William Tinsley died after a gauze sponge used to swab his throat became lodged in his esophagus at St. Francis Hospital in San Francisco. Autopsy to decide if death was natural. He had been treated for kidney trouble at Central Emergency Hospital and was moved to St. Francis. R A Norton, a hospital attache, was swabbing his throat when the sponge caused the obstruction.
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Tinsley
F. J. Gardner
Southern Pacific Company
St. Francis
R. A. Norton
White and Brown Go To Court After Color Riot Claim
Houston report says county court weighs whether a color riot or riot of colors occurred after patrolman met Lillian Green who said Richard Blue slapped her. Green named Annie Brown as main witness. Blue Brown and Green are Black. White is White.
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Brown
Black Blue
Green
Brine Street
Lillian Green
Richard Blue
Blue
Annie
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