Redz chief backs Kelley as manager amid team slump
Cincinnati August 1 President Mermann of the Redz denies any plan to relieve Joe Kelley of his managerial duties. He praises Kelley’s work and says nothing is decided for next season, while Hahn the southpaw is released and Steinfeldt trade is discussed to strengthen the club.
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Herrman
Redz
Puys
Cintinnati
Mermann
Joe Kelley
Reda
Tueaday
Kelley
Aries
Manger Kelley
Hahn
Harper
Bla
Mmf
Noodles
Steinfeldt
Eels Oraabel
Blues
Henderson
Barrow
Bieata
Foolish Kittredge and Larry Clash in Washington Recall
Larry Doolittle explains a clever bunt setup against Malachi in Washington with Kittredge, recalling a moments during a Nationals game. He emphasizes team harmony and pursuit of wins over personal batting titles while noting Cleveland’s strong pitching plan and Barrow’s satisfaction with his pitchers.
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Nationals
Cleveland
Washington
Larry
Anothre
Charlie Carr
Kittredge
Malachi
Hoosiers and Blues Open Series Today In Sloppy Start
The Kansas City Blues visit the Hoosiers for a four game set starting today. Manager Irwin boosts the squad after a west swing with one trade cut and a new signee. Hoosier pitching has been strong, led by Mattern, despite a costly error that marred one inning.
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Kansas City
Irwin
Barrow
Young Matters
Aelchie
Mattern
Trong
America Association
Morgan
Coomiey
Reidy Witl Do
Tae
Todar Yarce's Golden Medical Discovery Ad
An old advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to cleanse regulate and invigorate the stomach liver and bowels improve blood and restore health for grippe pneumonia fevers and weak constitutions. It claims cures for dyspepsia biliary issues skin conditions and fatigue and cites a testimonial from Buffalo New York praising its effects and long record of use.
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Todar
Yarce
Feu
Sports Of All Sorts In Toledo Exhibition Mile Record Set
In Toledo an exhibition event saw Barney Star field run a mile in 1 12 over a half mile track, lowering the record from 1 44 5. The feature match race between Old field and Kiser ended with Kiser breaking an axte on his machine and retiring. Various notes cover players like Abbattichio leading the Nationals and Armbuster atop the champions, plus legal troubles for George Kollar and other boxing plans and track results.
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Toledo
Barney Starfield
Oldfield
Kiser
Kansas City Girl Leads Ball Team in Courageous Streak
Ruth Egan a 12 year old girl captain and pitcher of the Ballevilla Sluggers dominates local boys teams in Kansas City. She pitches with skill and poise, hits and runs bases, and even coaches from the box. Promoters offer stardom but Ruth stays with family and school, while scouts seek a trial with the Blueg.
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Kansas City
Ruth Egan
Ruth
Ballevilla Sluggers
Avery
Capt. Egan
Butt
Jaixe Suimg
Fork
Sacred Heart Convent
Maier Irwin
Blueg
Standings of the clubs and players across cities
Toleno RUE Toda 0 OH AHA DIM at Minneapolis 009 0 21 800 tds Batteries Martin Fione and Zearfoss Ford and Marshall. Louisville RHE Louisvile M1200 1 of e712 4 Kansas City 21 00 3 2 AO D3 Batteries Ferguson Dunkie Shaw Frantz and Stoner.
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Toleno
Rue Toda
Minneapolis
Martin
Fione
Zearfoss
Ford and
Marshall
Louisville
Rhe Louisvile
Kansas City
Ferguson, Dunkie
Shaw Frantz and
Stoner
Wednesday's Games In American Association and National League
Sporadic, error marked listing of baseball matchups across leagues. Teams include Kananity at Indiana pals and Minneapang at Columbus in the American Association, with St Pan ard Teteas and Milwaukie at Louisville, plus several National League games such as New York at Pittsburg and Boston at Chicago. The text also references American League matchups and unusual batters or battery pairings, but the details are fragmented and partially garbled.
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Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Loutaville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Toledo
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Central Leags
Wheeling
Grand Rapids
Bend
Byanavil M ” i Darton
American Association
Indiana Pals
Milwaukie
Louisville
National League
Cincimnat
St Louis
Central League Springfield Canton Batterles-Carrivent
In a Central League schedule fragment, teams including Canton, Evansville, South Bend, Wheeling, and Dayton appear across scattered results and batters such as Kelly, Harlow, Tieman, and Andrews. The OCR text is garbled with inconsistent team names and player lines, yielding an incomplete scoreboard brief with minimal legible outcomes.
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Cons
Springfiel
Hinhoodse
Canton
Tanqomfonhomhs
Batterles
Carrivent
Bummers
Shannon
Wilts and Sealia
Evansville
MofMitt and Tieman, Alloway, Butler and Andrews
Wheeling
Dayton
Livingston
Joba Hawking Rae
National League brief from Cincinnati and Chicago games
Baseball notes from Cincinnati and Chicago describe ninth inning events and batter pairings. Mentions were made of players such as Bresnahan Taylor Overaland and Urady along with pitchers. The text lists batteries and lineups from multiple venues with scattered team abbreviations.
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Cincinnati
Whiginnati
New York
Overaland Street
Taylor and Bresnahan
St Lewis KH
Loula
Boston
Theiman and
Urady
Frazer
dMioran
Chicago
Lion von Lenian
Welmer and King
Sparks, Fittinger
Corcidon
Deoin
Refuse Large Offer for Walter Direct Pace Machine
Chafin Bros of Columbia Tennessee and Ed Geers have resumed a two dollar offer for Walter Direct a two minute pacing machine. The offer originated in Detroit last week as the horse has earned over 59000 in stakes and owners plan to keep him in the club after racing ends.
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Nashville
Tenn
Chafin Bros
Columbia
Ed Geers
Walter Direct
Tenneames
Detroit
Lajoie to Join Blues as Cleveland Struggles Deepen
Special to the Sin reports manager Lajoie travels to Boston with First Baseman Stovall to lead the ailing Cleveland team from the bench. Injuries plague the club as Lajoie notes the effort to regain strength and readiness for a possible return. Billy Lugh has signed with the Blues.
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Cleveland
Lajoie
Boston
Stovall
Larry
Uma
Billy Lugh
Ing Blues
SEEK SCALPS OF OFFICERS IN RACING POLITICS
In Cleveland on August 2 a rally plans to defeat Governor Merrick and Mayor Johnson. The Cleveland Driving Park company will host a meeting asking horsemen to back a campaign for co operation. Targeted are Herrick for supporting pool selling bans and Johnson for halting pool betting at Glenville, with another bid to legalize betting in races proposed for winter.
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Cleveland
Merrick
Tom
Johnson
Cleveland Driving Park Company
Herrick
Glenville
FEW WIN ON HORSE RACES
Elatra Marfield Kelly writes in Public Opinion on the bookmakers and the Metropolitan Turf Association. He explains profits and losses in racing, noting that about one in eight bettors win and that New York may lose $3,000,000 annually to bookmakers. He details daily costs for each class of bettor and estimates a total public loss to the Turf Association and a net profit for insiders, arguing widespread losses among racing attendees and the public.
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Elatra Marfield Kelly
Asus
Metropolitan Turf Re~sociation
Jockey Club
New York
Metropolitan Turf Association
York
Thoregoing
Mayer
Metropolitan Turf Association Alona
Metropolitas ‘Turf Association
Robbed by three negroes in street robbery
James A. Stolth recounts being held up by three gunmen at 1198 Dearborn street while collecting Rural Route funds. They threatened to shoot if he did not drive straight, took his money, and vanished as officers arrived with no trace. Charles W. derdan, a prominent Republican, was sentenced to 60 days in jail and a fine for vote buying in Huntington, West Virginia.
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James A. Stolth
Dearborn St
Smith
New York
Acripps-M'Rae Press Associatio
Nuntington
W. Va
Charles W. Derdan
Republian
Aned KO
Southern league schedule adjusted for New Orleans games
Gent Kavanaugh announced that New Orleans will complete its Ramax schedule at home as per a new order, superseding prior plans. The Southern league regular schedule will hold, and Shroveport may use Chattanooga grounds for home games during quarantine.
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Birmingham
Ali
Gent Kavanaugh
Aseball League
New Orleans
Ramex
Mervlian
Shroveport
Chattanoora Graunds
Jeffries Kin Chooses Amateur Ring Path for Rube Jeffries
Special dispatch from Los Angeles reports former heavyweight champion Jim Jeffries backing his cousin Rube Jeffries as he pursues amateur status in boxing. Rube has won two amateur bouts, weighs in the middleweight range, trains under his famous cousin, and hopes to grow into a professional while remaining a Sunday school teacher in Los Angeles.
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Jeffries
Los Angeles
Cal
Jim Jefries
Jim
Los Angelen
Rube
Angeles
Jim Jeffrien
Hoe
Notice of licenses to sell intoxicants in Indianapolis wards
Notices to voters in Center township Marion county Indiana that various applicants will seek September term licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in specified premises fronting Blakes and Michigan streets in Ward 5, Shelby and Harrismuster corners, with pool and table privileges requested, listing applicants E A Ford and Joe Tobin and locations and building details for each request.
Originators Hood Barssparilix Clash at Lowell
A fragment mentions Hood and Lowel with barssparilix originators and Mase in a terse, unclear note. The readable names imply a local dispute or association, but the exact event or actions are not specified in the fragment.
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C 1
Hood Go
Epeketors Hood
Barssparilix
Lowel
Mase
Notice of liquor license and pool table privileges in Indianapolis
The subscriber informs residents of Firth ward Center township that he will seek a license from the Marion County Board of Commissioners at the September term to sell and allow on premises intoxicants in quantities under five gallons with drinking on the premises. The business location is 302 Blake Street, Ward 5, Indianapolis, in a two story brick building fronting Blake and New York Streets. the room includes a pool room and kitchen. He also applies for pool table privileges for the same room.
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Firth Ward
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marinnenwty
Tate
Indiana
Blake and
Naw
York-sea
Indianapolis
Dentownship
Marion County
Blake-st
Notice of liquor license application in Indianapolis ward
George Oswald applies to the Board of County Commissioners at the September 1905 term for a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities less than five gallons with on premises consumption. The business location is 1712 West Washington Street in Center township Marion county Indiana in the Fifteenth ward on the flat floor of a two story frame building with four living rooms nearby.
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Third Ward
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Irving
Senate Ave
Drake
Tudianapolis
Santie-ave
Amd
Thirteenth-st
Gsld
Joe Tobin
Trenting
Washington At
Stee Carmick
White River
Indianapolis
W. Washesington
George Oswald
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Simday
Pete Browning
Billy Metlody
Buddy Ryan
Ryan
Jim Jeffries
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Loulaville
St. Joe Team
I Mayme
Frank Shaughnessey
Notre Dame
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Johnny Dorman
Georgetown
Archie Summel
Eddie Hanson
Jimmy Britt
Jimme
Mike Kahoe
Munsger
Phillies
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Gudhoff
Cinsinaat
Frank Yoacum
Titusville
St Lovin
Gaston Vieveland
Detreit
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