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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1913
Page
3
Late Branch continues to lead with Bennett of Long Branch posting a high score. Emmett posts a strong nominal and score, while another record notes Emmett has the high nominal as well.
At Diamond Park Oceanport and Belmar staged a 16 inning marathon with Wolcott and Stewart excelling. Wolcott pitched a near perfect game for the Red Sox striking out 18 as Belmar finally broke through in the 16th inning for three runs.
A danling slice shows Hil Wittson's son Jett in a Reds Browns game as Gus Wittson, playing right field, eyes his brother Hal. Gus makes a catch and fires to cut off Hal at the plate on a close call, sparking blame between brothers.
A fragmented notice advertises a musical piece at the Poroadway Theatre described as lively and entertaining with strong imagery. The text remains garbled but implies a festival or performance program with emphasis on wit and merriment.
A tense matchup unfolds as MAP arrives to challenge the Athletics with uncertainty lingering over the outcome. Local observers note questions about form and strategy as the teams prepare for the contest.
Fragmentary OCR shows a table titled STANDING OF THE CLUBS with figures 35 42 40 48 and mentions Newburgh at Kingston. The readable portion provides limited context and no complete names or dates.
Miller Huggins, manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, plans to scout players personally. He believes a dedicated scouting effort by himself can save money and time and yield better results than relying on others. With the team struggling, Huggins sees this as a chance to secure future prospects.
The text discusses how errors and effort affect baseball contests, noting players strive to give their best though outcomes are uncertain. It references the public interest and the difficulty of predicting results in a competitive struggle.
Fragmentary text mentions a sailing event with American cup racing. References to yachting, a crew, and a possible response or race action are noted, with scattered names and places unclear.
A fragment describes Maurice McLoughlin and an instructional water rescue, detailing tips for grabbing a person by the hair or neck, pulling them face up, and extending effort to reach shore while avoiding exhaustion in strong currents.
Fragmentary and mangled OCR instructs on approaching a person carefully from behind and seizing, with references to sunken victims and saving strength. The passage also urges swimming and removing clothing as steps.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local seller Mike Domlin promoting goods and batteries. The garbled text mentions a city, an offer or sale, and a phrase about real goods with scattered references to batteries and prices.
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