Young Giant Shepherd Rows to National Fame
Specialized report on Fredarigk Shepheard of Seawanaka Club, a 1940s rowing prodigy from Fort Jervis New York who rose quickly to national attention, dominating junior and senior events with remarkable strength and endurance. The feature notes his background as a pianist and composer, Navy service during the Spanish American War era, early rejections by publishers, and his balanced yet speed-oriented physique.
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Fredarigk
Baltimore
Wilar
Vesely
Wil Tampon
Fueesel
Titus
Avery
Renied
Heute Atrenath
Shepheard
Frank Greer
Shep
Seawanaka Club
Oaraman
Greer
Seawanhski
Caraman
Fort Jervis
N. Y
United States Navy
Bob’ Evans
Iowa
Santiago
Navy
If Music Halle
Thomas Seabrooke
St.Louis
Association
Iotors
Sanwannaka
Shepherd
Lang
Wes
Curtis Wins Game and Reidy Loses
In Kansas City on August 63 the Hoomers and Blues split a doubleheader. Curtis starred for the visitors, shutting out Reidy in the finale, while Durant and Kane sparked controversy with umpire clashes. Kane was ejected in the first game and damaged relations with fans, as Curtis held the Blues scoreless in the late innings.
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Hoosiers
BLUES
Kansas City
Curtis
Kane
SUN
Hoomers
Wasters
Ameiia Kane
Hint
Durham
McCreery
Gilbert
Curtia
Reidy
Mantz
Frants
Beitt Nelson Fight Referee Fails To Agree
San Francisco Aug 1 After two hours of talks Sunday night managers Witte Britt and Billy Nolan failed to reach a referee for the Beitt Nelson bout on Sept 9. Coffroth's decision postponed the choice until Monday night with Britt favoring Jeffries Nolag backing George Biter and Coffroth proposing Edéte Graney to decide among Jeff, Shey and Granny.
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Bcripfs-M'Rae Press Association
San Francisco
Witte Britt
Billy Nolan
Beitt-Nelson
Coffroth
Britt
Jeffries
Nolag
George Biter
Coffrath
Edéte Graney
Jef
Sliey
Granny
Fastest Stars of the Racing Auto Benefit Meet at Dayton
Seven top drivers including Barney Oldfield Herbert Lyte Charles Sayles Charles Burman Robert Jardine Carl Fisher and Dana Wurmis gathered at Dayton to race for Earl Kiser after his Cleveland injury. Oldfield offered to drive Bralis when Kiser was hurt, reviving old rivalries as they organized the benefit event.
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Beldem
Dayton
Earl Kiser
Tex
Cleveland
Barney Oldfield
Herbert Lyte
Charles Sayles
Charles Burman
Robert Jardine
Carl Fisher
Dana Wurmis
Barner Oldtinid
Bralis
Kiser
Clana
Wehch Jae
Uftals
Tulny
Baseball Scores and Standings From Regional Leagues
In a compact roundup, results from the American Association, National League, Central League, and Western circuits are listed. Key outcomes include Kansas City beating Indianapolis 5-3, Columbus 11 over St Paul, and New York routing Cincinnati 9 0 with multiple doubleheaders noted. Other scores show Chicago overPhiladelphia and Detroit edging Philadelphia in varied games, plus Evansville defeating Terre Haute and Wheeling defeating Roush Bend.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Lawsville
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Teledo
St. Paul
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Springfield
Canton
Wheeling
Dayton
Grand Rapids
South Bend
Terre Haute
Evaneville
Toledo
Louisville
Evansville
Roush Bend
Cavton
Central League and National League Battery Notes At Several Cities
Fragmented sports wire item lists games across Chicago St Louis Evansville Canton and Wheeling. It cites batterymatches with players such as Owen Spencer Doyle Schriver and King Kelly along with team pairings and scores in a dense OCR read.
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Chicago
Terie Cigiocouerss
McFarland
Bastar
Owen
Ullivan
T. Louis
Lous
Washington
Petty and Spencer
Town Mand
Kittridge
Louis
Rae
Louw
Wackington
Batterig—Buchenen and
Spencer
Pal
Mezien
Wheeling
Freeman
King Kelly
Christian and Andrews
Canton
Vistsorienera
Batteriee-Myers and
Catdick
Land
Bloom
Keller
Geath Bend
Beoth Bend
Grd Rapids
Toro Setterien
Momntang Tlensan
Miler Raadiog
Walcott Hs Not Retired Says Welterweight Ready
Boston Aug 28 Walcott Nasport retires then returns to boxing saying his hands healed and he is ready to fight anyone who claims the welterweight title He riffs on recent bouts including a win over Rafe Ferns for the title at Buffalo and hints at possible matches with Honey Melindy and a Chelsea club bout while stressing he will not chase weight limits.
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Boston
Walcott Nas
Rome
Consiueration
Jacksonville
Rafe Ferns
Buffalo
Honey
Melindy
Chelsea
RAE Games At Minneapolis And St Paul Inconsistent Scores
Reported lines describe two Minneapolis games and two St Paul games with unclear team names and battery pairings. Mentions Toledo and various batter ies and players such as Kilroy Sullivan Noonan Hart Brown and others in a garbled OCR snippet. A Philadelphia Inquirer quote about money and brains appears at the end.
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Minneapolis
Rae Minneapsie
Toledo
Thomas
Kahoo
Cammits
McAlees
Rae Minneapolis
Kellum
Marshall
Camnitz
McAleene
St. Paul
Rae
Kilroy and
Postseason Coin and Players Payouts for Series
Details of gate receipts division for the world series as set by the national commission. Allocation outlines ten percent to the compensation fund, forty percent to the balance, and a player pool split with seventy four percent to the winner and four percent to the loser after a four game pool. The plan also calls for a commission share and further distribution through the teams.
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National Commission
OPE
Ceecscresenee Creel Arsee
Mo Winother
Brush
Stone
Wee Sasie Arene de
Commission
Aroas
Thin Station
Players Demand Fair Share Of Series Receipts
Bozeman Bulger reports that players in both leagues criticize distribution of World Series receipts, arguing for a fairer split beyond the $1890 they receive. McGraw and New York players support the series, while Brush plan advocates seek equity amid ongoing dissatisfaction. Pirates’ season note follows. Giants’ performance questioned. a harsh winter memo lingers on the season’s end.
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Managee McGraw
New York Club
Brush
Bo Dreviusa
Kin
Manhattan
Tou
Tork
Stolen Bases Lead in Second Game of Twin Bill
The Kansas City team dominated the second game Monday by stealing ten bases off pitcher Old Jack Boyle. Young Cy Young of the Boston Nationals has pitched well against the Pirates, while Kamane City’s lack of control and flustered play hindered their offense.
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Kansas City
Gilbert
Heartess
Cassada
Wright
Douglass
Cratro
Myo Donahue
Need Martz
Butler
Durham
Indianapolis
jMetreery
U Maran
Bruce
Maaser
Thoney
Farrell
Curr
Ab. Zulusky
Poe
Kansas
Indianepolis
T. Gooz Leary
Hirs- Castro
Hite
Caszaday
Casnaday
Zalusky
Donahue
Ac- Creery
Massey
Reidy
Halla
Kamane City
Jack” Boyle
Young Cy Young
Boston Nationals
Pirates
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Weaver
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American Leagie
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Lattasee
Beeen
Walcott HS
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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Arava
Bozeman Bulger
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Weat
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Taylor
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Huntington & Page
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Howard Camiusty
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Jack Lundblam
Springfeld
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Grand Hapias
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New England League
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