Faded Battery Matchups Across Cities Listed
Fragmented OCR shows multiple Battery pairings tied to cities such as Philadelphia Cleveland Boston New York and Chicago with various team names. Also lists Wednesday games across American Association National League American League Central League with several city matchups including South Bend Dayton and Evansville.
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American Association Columbus
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Grand Rapids
Wheeling
South Bend
Dayton
Ft. Wayne
Evanaville
Springfield
Terre Haute
CAN Association
Columbus
Minneapolis Ss
Louisvilla
St. Paul
Toledo
Pitsburg
Chicago
Brooklyn Cereves
Boston
Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago Evr
Detroit
Louta
Benton
Evansville
Grand Pep
Robertson
Schriver
Wayne
Rell
Thomas
Barber
Pirates reshuffle batting order amid mixed reports
The Pirates change Clarke to lead off Beaumont second and Clymer third while Bam Strang remains in right with Browne's team misfitting. The piece also notes a flurry of baseball talk including infield bets, pitching praise, and minor league moves across multiple cities.
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Clarke
Joe Foreshaw Wins St Louis Marathon Race
Joe Foreshaw won the St Louis Marathon on Saturday May 6 by 22 minutes. Observers note the strong performance of his sturdy legs in a grueling race and remark on the mysterious power attributed to the number seven in Arab lore.
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Joe Foreshaw
St. Louis
Barrow Signs Big League Second Baseman Farrell
Johnny Farrel, released by the St Louis Nation, has been signed by the Hoosiers manager and will join Indianapolis immediately. Farrell, a former major league second baseman, is in good shape and expected to provide strong hitting for the team.
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Johnny Farrel
St. Louis Nation
Sare
Hoosiers
Barrow
St. Louis
Farrell
Indianapolis
Mears
Une
Josh Clarke
Urumer
Fred
Candy LaChane declines Indiana move to stay in East
Boston May 10 George La Chane known as Candy the test baseman of the Eastern American team for several years was referred to President Taylor Monday night. La Chane was offered a chance to go to Indianapolis by President Taylor, but he preferred to remain in the East.
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Boston
George la Chane
Candy
Momlay
Taylor
la Chane
Indiapapulis
Tresident Taylor
East
TERRY REFUSED D ADMISSION TO TRACK MEET
New York May 18 Terry McGovern was refused admission to the track on Monday amid health concerns. Reports say track authorities resisted his presence on the course, while McGovern and associates clashed with officials over the decision and potential implications for racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erulag
New York
Senators Play Again In Uncertain Weather
Columbus will host the second game of the present series on Wednesday afternoon if the weather cooperates. Fist is slated to pitch for the Hoosiers and Dualarkey for the Senators. The Indianapolis Mets will play at Aurora on Sunday. May Mt.
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Senators
Columbus
Efries
Fist
Hoosiers
Dualarkey
Aurora
Indianapolis Mets
Classic Derby May See Only Two Starters
Just before the Wentuckye classic two year old race only Agile and Ram's Horn appear likely to start. Dr Legge, owner Charne Mccarfert, may not send the lame colt Medellan, while Ram's Horn and Agile are neck in neck in pre race form. A record crowd is anticipated with many officials already on site preparing for a busy day at the track.
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Leggo
Agile
Louisville
Ham
Dr. Legge
Keannby
Medellan
Layson
Ramya Torn
Agus
Tia
Ram's Horn
Acile
Martin
Agne
Wiliams
Ai Biuke
Gardner downfall paves way for Schreck heavy title bid
Cincinnati May 10 The downfall of George Gardner of Lowell clears weight class path for Mike Schreck of Cincinnati who defeated him. Schreck aims for a bout with Fitzsimmons and Jeffries era contenders, with plans to meet Fitz in San Francisco in June andseek matchups to prove eligibility for the heavyweight crown.
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SUN
Cincinnati
George Gardner
Lowell
Mike Schreck
Benreck
Bob Filsimmons
Schreck
John le Bullivan
Charley Mitchell
Jem Smith
Jake Kilrali
Peter Jackson
Corlett-Fitzsimmons Mill
Jim Jeffries
Jeffries
Marvin Wart
Jack Johnson
Matt
Gardner
Dining room antics define Terry Turner in rough postgame tale
An anecdotal report recounts Terry Turner's dining room misadventures after joining Cleveland in 184. He defies teammates by lingering in the dining area, taunting colleagues and delaying meals until beds and chairs are emptied, with staff obliged to wait for late rosters.
Two Prominent Belmont Park Features in Grandstand Photo
A large picture from Belmont Park shows the fret quarter and turn of the main track and part of the grass track. The scene highlights the right hand tracks, the only ones in the country, with the enormous grandstand occupying the central view.
Keene Fitzpatrick: Michigan Track Master and Trainer
Special to the BtIN from Ann Arbor recounts Keene Fitzpatrick’s rise as Michigan’s famed trainer and coach of athletics. It highlights his impact on football and track, noting repeated western intercollegiate wins, stellar track records, and his influence across Michigan’s campus and beyond.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Keene Fizpatrick
University of Michigan
Iitzpatrick
Flizpatrick
Toothatenache
Yort
He Doe
Krone Fhzpatrick
Baston
Ife
Pre Brigade
Nauck
Mase
Mike Murphy
Yale
E. Donovan
Fitzpatrick
Detroit Athletic Club
Cornel
Harvard
Dore
Yout
Fitzgpatrick
Paris
Philadelphia
Michizan
Pitzpatrick
Zero
Belmont Park Built for the Few Special to the Sunj
Belmont Park is described as a grand spectacle built for club patrons rather than the general public. The piece laments limited view from grandstands, obstructed sightlines for straight races, and a design favoring clubhouse occupants over mass spectators. It suggests future racing-condition improvements while praising the park as a magnificent showplace.
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Belmont Park
Roelmant ‘Park
Not All The Time Ernery Vinson, from Birmingham to Louisville
Ernest Vinson, traveling from Birmingham to Louisville, faced rough seas of fate as he tried to sleep upper berth. The narrative notes him calling the porter and demanding the light be shut off, declaring he will not play in the sun field by day yet refuses to play at night.
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Ernery Vinson
Birmingham
Louisville
Ernest Vinson
Vimson
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Amer
Rhe
Townsend and Kittridge
Bender, Shreck and Powera
Donahue
Bersis
Walsh and McFarland
Batterica
Tannehill and Criger
Powell, Hogs and
Kiemnon
Central League
Vansville
McCafferty and Cross
van Anda
Ostdlek
Rhe Dayton
Johns and Hawkins
Wil
Iams
Christian and Tieman
AL Wheeling
American Association
Lousvius
Camnitz and Clark
Campbell and Shriver
Broklyn
Rab Brackton
Batterlee
Thielman
Grady
McGin Sty
Bresnahan
Philadela
Leever, Lynch and Peitz
Budhot
Dean
Beloit, Wis
Kae Betott
Purdue Eet Goodtous OD
Albion, Mich
Notre Dame
Albion
Striker
Bliss
Burra
Sheehan
Alpert Mays
Parkery Burg
Guy Hecker
John Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Jeiffroy “Kid” Lavelle
Boosewine
Hugh Durty
McBride
Jack O'Keefe
Ma Peters Rhoades
Saginaw
Willis Lewis
Memphin
Tennessee
Terry McGovern
John B. Foster
Ned Hansson
Washington Park
Bchuke
Cub
Frank Bele
Charlie Dexter
Bill Schriver
Colonels
Atlanta
Tommy Mowatt
Aurelia Herrera
Carl Anderson
Harry Norton
Hammond
Sheckard
Tali Stanley Yerkes
Theis
Giants
Kid Taylor
Jack Langdon
Ed Minahan
Grillo
Charley Nichols
Racine
Texas
Selre
Shicagos
Carridon
J. B. Bimnne
Sidney
N.Y
Evelyn C
Rosewood
William Barnsdeil, Sr
Bradford
Merri
Meldi
LA Chance
Terry
Feline de
Fitz
Fitzsimmons
San
Francisco
Terry Turner
Tee Cleveland
Chietgarbat
Ebner Fick
Chindy
Turner
Andre Flick
Calia
Keene Fitzpatrick
Athletic Guardian
Pope Motor Car CO
Waverley
Den
Jeddpolis
City Dealers
Indiana Auto CO
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