Officials Selected For Butler Tech Contest
Coach Gipe of Butler says he cannot reveal the line up for Saturday's game with Winona technical institute until the players take the field. Charlie Tighe of Indiana will umpire and Walter Kelley of Dartmouth will act as referee. Linesmen are Dunport of Butler and Cole of Winona. The game starts at 3:30 with 2 minute halves. Winona has elected Deidrich as captain.
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Butler
Winona Hnical Institute
Charlie Tighe
Indiana
Walter It
Kelley
Dartmouth
Dunport
Cole
Witona'teram
Deidrich
Johnson Sparring Exhibitions Planned Ahead of Ketchel Fight
In San Francisco on October 1 Jack Johnson received supervisors approval to stage sparring exhibitions and charge admission while training for Ketchel, promising not to forfeit the $1,200 license fee. He sparred with Dave Mills before a large crowd and announced Bob Armstrong as a regular sparring partner. Ketchel sparred ten rounds yesterday, including bouts with Kid Lafayette, O Connor, and Gunboat Smith, who was knocked off balance briefly. Manager Willis Britt pushes for postponing the fight date from October 12 to October 24, while Ketchel camp says Johnson seeks more conditioning time. Ketchel reportedly would fight Johnson immediately if needed.
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San Francisco
Jack Johnson
Ketchel
Johnson
Dave Mills
Bob Armstrong
Millers
Kid Lafayette
O’connor
Gunboat Smith
Smith
Hotel Bates Barber Shop Indianapolis Ad
Newest and prettiest in Indianapolis. Everything first class with ten chairs and sanitary facilities. Located at 7 W. Market Street.
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Bates Barber Shop
Indianapolis
W. Market Street
City Goes Mad in Celebration of Winning Third American League Flag
Detroit fans celebrated the Tigers third pennant with riotous streets upheaval. Police deployed reserves and mounted officers after six pm as Woodward Avenue packed tight. Hats were smashed, girls pelted, but demonstrations continued in a more orderly form until after midnight.
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Detroit
Tigers
Croul
Woodward Avenue
Clarke Predicts Victory in Series with Tigers
Pittsburg manager Fred Clarke predicts a World Series win over Detroit, asserting the Pirates have a stronger, deeper pitching staff and lineup. He cites Camnitz's return, confidence in multiple pitchers, and claims Pittsburgh is the best team in the league, capable of defeating Detroit from the start.
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Pittsburg
Detroit
Fred Clarke
Pittsburg Pirates
Jennings
Netroit
Camnitz
Boston
Bostons
Collins
Detroits
Reo Factory Divides Earnings With Employees
The Reo OP Car company shares profits with workers with one year of service or more. A 5 percent wage dividend was distributed in the last pay envelope, totaling 10000 dollars. The article highlights heartfelt cooperation between employer and staff and notes advanced methods of car building.
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Reo OP Car Company
Today’s Games Across The Baseball Leagues
National League features St. Louis at Cincinnati. American League games list Chicago at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Washington, St. Louis at New York, and Detroit at Boston.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
New York
Detroit
Boston
Unclear Sports Scores Timeline From OCR Fragment
A jumbled OCR snippet lists multiple game scores across teams including New York Pittsburg Boston St. Louis Detroit Chicago Philadelphia and references a darkness note during a game. The fragment lacks dates venues or complete outcomes.
McAleer Signs to Manage Washington A L Team
James R. Mc Aleer, manager of the St. Louis American league club, signed a one year contract to manage the Washington American league team for ten thousand dollars. President Noyes of Washington traveled to New York to finalize negotiations.
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New York
James R. McAleer
St. Louis
Washington
Noyes
Washington Club
McAleer
City Record for a Day
Lists births at multiple addresses with sexes noted, followed by deaths with ages and causes, marriages among numerous couples, and building permits for several properties with owners and costs. Includes addresses on Beville, California, Chicago, Jefferson, Warren, Meridian, Michigan, Hunter, and other streets. Also notes patients at Central Insane hospital and various illnesses and conditions.
Cantillon Slated as White Sox Manager Managerial feud looms
Chicago October 1 It was reported that Joe Cantillon will manage Charles A Comiskey's White Sox next season. The decision reopened tensions with Ban Johnson, who reportedly planned Cantillon's removal, but Comiskey's stance kept Cantillon in the game.
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Chicago
Joe Cantilon
Charles A. Comiskey
White Sox
Comiskey
Ban Johnson
Johnson
Cantilion
Chomiskey
Apperson Company Abandons Track Racing
Kokomo Indiana October 1 The Aperson Automobile company declares it will abandon race track racing following the kill of mechanic Joe Bates and injury to driver Herbert Lyttle in Wednesday Long Island races. Edgar Apperson of the company made the public announcement.
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Kokomo
Ind
Joe Bates
Herbert Lyttle
Long Island
Edgar Apperson
Apperson Automobile Company
Tigers Win Pennant as Detroit Sees Lead Narrowed
Boston Oct 1 The Tigers beat the Red Sox 9 7 but Detroit still holds the pennant race lead after Philadelphia loses to Chicago. Mullin Willotts Lord French Cobb Crawford star in a high scoring game with Detroit errors costly on the bases. Hall pitched well for Boston and Wood struggled for the Red Sox.
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Boston
Tigers
Red Sox
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
White Sox
Mullin
Willetts
Lord
French
Cobb
Crawford
Hall
Sadness in Quakertown as Sox defeat Athletics twice
Philadelphia reports sadness in Quakertown after the Chicago White Sox win two games against the Athletics. Both teams batted poorly, while fielding errors hurt Philadelphia. Dygert yielded walks and hits in game one. Krause started game two but was relieved as Coombs finished. Burns spared runs in the late innings.
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Quakertown
Chicago
Athletics
Connie Mack
Becaus
Dygert
Sox
Mack
Krause
Coombs
Burns
South Side Park Sunday double header at Clarion Bros
At South Side Park on Sunday October eight two games are scheduled. The first features Clarion Bros City league champions versus the Silent Hoosiers, the noted middle west powerhouse. The second game matches the winners of the first against the Atkins team, who defeated the Simonds team to claim the Factory Champions of the United States title, a title held for five years in Chicago.
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Clarion Bros
Silent Hoosiers
Strongestute
Middle West
Irs
Atkins
Simonds
Chicago
United States
Baseball notes from a busy season around the leagues
A New York writer argues the National League leads in teamwork over the American. Boston’s Jack Thoney heavily limps after a run as he recovers from a bad leg strain. Hal Chase plans to winter in New York. Freeport Wis. native Luderus plays first for the Cubs. Deacon Jim McGuire coaches Cleveland’s young players. In Chicago Hugh Duffy may manage the White Sox next season. Boston’s John S. Taylor plans a 30-man training party for spring. Robison of St. Louis says he spent 25000 dollars on 25 recruits for next year. Tommy McMillan of Brooklyn is noted for deep fielding. Pirates have Bobby Byrne as leadoff. Bancroft of Cincinnati details a field day at the ballpark on Oct. 10. Clarke of Pittsburgh has long used Leach Sheehal Barbeau and Byrne on the infield.
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Jack Thoney
Boston
Hal Chase
California
Luderus
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Wis
Chicago Cubs
Jim MecGuire
Cleveland
Chicago
Hugh Duffy
Providence
White Sox
John S. Taylor
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