Thoney's Bat Wins At Milwaukee In Pitchers Battle
In Milwaukee August 2 Thoney sparked the Boomer's comeback with a long three bagger in the ninth to tie the game after Dougherty and Morgan tossed a pitchers battle. Extra innings followed with Whitney and Thoney delivering key hits as Milwaukee edged Indianapolis 7 6 in eleven. Morgan allowed more hits but held the loopers in check with runners on base while Thoney's late power defined the outcome for Milwaukee.
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National League Scores From Entaaei to Dayton
Baseball wrap reports multiple NL games with scores and battery lines. Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston, New York, Brooklyn, Grand Rapids, South Bend, Canton, Dayton, Wheeling and other teams are listed with run totals, hits, and pitchers.
Tuesday Baseball Card of American Association and National League
The staggered schedule lists American Association games including Indianapolis at Milwaukee Columbus at Minneapolis Toledo at St. Paul Louisville at Kansas City and Central League showings Terre Haute at Springfield Evansville at Wheeling Dayton at South Bend Canton at Grand Rapids. The National League matches feature St Louis at New York Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and more with multiple battery pairings and score annotations across venues like Minneapolis and Cleveland.
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Brains and Baseball: A New York Note on McGraw
A garbled clipped passage discusses John McGraw and baseball strategy, arguing that smart players with brains win championships. It contemplates the role of intelligence and physical skill, suggesting a value of around 37,000 to a manager when both are present.
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New Yorke
John McGraw
The Bow and Arrow in England era archery notes
A historical note on English archery from Hastings and later era, contrasting Norman bowmen with King Edward's use of cannon and rifles. It mentions that women now have equal chances in archery and references a national tournament held at Southampton with accompanying photographs.
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England
Herold
Hastings
Edward
America
Southampton
Dreaming boxers and lively ringside rhymes
A collage of playful lines and caricature verses about boxers Jim Jeffries and Jack Johnson, interspersed with mock dialogue by characters like Marvin Hart and George Cohen. The piece blends din of Broadway and prizefighting bravado with comic asides and chant like memorial verses to fighters, capturing a stagey circa era mood.
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Funken
George Cohen
Jack O'Brien
Jim Jeffries
Atees
Washington May Name Cantillon to Manage Next Year
Washington discusses appointing Joe Cantillon to manage the club next season. The piece mentions other sports updates including players, managers, and exhibition plans, with notes on batting leaders and upcoming matches. It touches on baseball figures like Chick Stahl, Jack O Connor, Barney Oléfeld, and references to Vanderbilt, Burkett, and O’Keefe in context of seasons and possible matchups.
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Washington
Joe Cantillon
Joe
Ambassadora
Umpires Face Tough Postseason Umpiring Questions
With the post season looming, New York reports a storm of criticism over umpires Emalie Sheridan ODay and Quinn Loughlin, as discussions grow on who should officiate the World Series. Giants and Indians fans brace for calls they may deem pivotal while players and officials weigh the reputations at stake.
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Pittsburg
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Emalie
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National Commission
Flunkers Separate from Varsity Football Prospects
Champaign Illinois Aug. The faculty's hand weighs heavy as several football players fail to meet required grades and will be ineligible this fall. Coach Lowenthal faces a tough task as two Western standout players Rougeb and Fairweamer miss the season. He says better prospects than last year but not as strong as hoped. He argues education proves crucial, calling students who quit studies as unreliable as those who quit on the field. The team may be better off without underperforming players.
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Tilineia
Hase Twoon Theater
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Pellow
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Nem
Undefined historic car market shifts and player quotes
A garbled passage mixes sports talk with early 20th century auto trade analysis. It mentions Bobby Bale Lake Gardner seeking loopholes to quit, Buddy Ryan O’Keefe Turner, and experts noting American firms lag in gasoline runabouts and electric vehicles while European markets gain. It cites Columbia electrics exports to Paris in July and rising American touring cars abroad.
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Gardner
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Buddy Ryan Quat
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Electric
Columbia Electrics
D’jer ever play an' get shut out
Stuart Maclean contemplates the sting of being shut out in a rustic sports banter tone. The speaker rebukes the other side for laughing and snickering, insisting the sting is real and universal for players and fans alike.
Election of Officers in the Manufacturers' Bowling League
At a meeting of the directors at the Marlon Club on Monday night the officers were elected. J. H. Bowen was named president with George M. Dickson as vice president and Fred Rapp as secretary and treasurer for the league.
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Marlon
J. H. Bowen
George M. Dickson
Fred Rapp
New Baseball Team Forming in Brightwood
The Mud Grabbers, a new Brightwood baseball team, seeks a game for next Sunday. Manager Jame Bwitser directs a club in new uniform and a splendid diamond, with plans to schedule matches promptly.
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Brightwood
Jame Bwitser
Evansville teen dies attempting dangerous stunt
Arthur Hegner, 16, was fatally injured in Evansville Indiana on Monday while attempting to “loop the gap” on a wheeled contraption. He started down a long incline, aimed to cross a 16 foot gap, but lost control of the machine and died.
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Arthur Hegner
Record-Setting Hitting by Lincoln Club in Wantern Loop
Billy Hart recalls Lincoln club’s hitting surge in the Wantern league, detailing a decisive win against Wichita with 7s and 0s, 19 runs in two innings, and a star lineup including Hart, Baldwin, Beckley, Herr, Lang, and Schaefer. The tale highlights a fierce rivalry, high scoring games, and a claim to near league records.
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Dave Nall
Gasoline Explosion Destroys Shed at Capital Brewing Site
A can of gasoline in a frame shed belonging to the Capital Brewing company at Want and Wisconsinsta exploded early Tuesday morning. The blast ignited the shed, destroying it and causing an estimated loss of $22. The cause of the explosion was not immediately determined.
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Want and Wisconainsta
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