Koppel Beaten by Wampum in Twilight Seven Inning Game
In Wampum Pennsylvania a seven inning twilight contest saw the Wiiuwiin team beat Koppel 9 to 7 at Kumel. Damon Mirhr stood out with a hard hitting effort whileDimon relieved and controlled the late innings. Grinnen Miles Crio and Mills were noted for key catches and safety plays as the home team claimed the victory.
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Kumel
Koppel
Wampum
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Meanes
Dimon
Grinnen
Miles
Crio
Mills
Taman
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Grivinen
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Uy Galbreath
Wily
Stalen Weatherby
Tennis Stars Ready for Match
American and Australian teams completed final practice ahead of a singles and doubles showdown. McLoughlin and Williams headline Americas in singles while Doust and Booth Jones team in doubles with Lille and Hikes in reserve roles for the Americas andAustralians.
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Trary McLoughlin
Ris Williams
Lille
Americas
All Amateurs In Action At Lawrence County Saturday
Amateur baseball teams from Peavsy shop grounds Bilwood and nearby areas gather for a Saturday afternoon slate at Cascade park. O. and P. stars are noted, with Pennsy Shes Gar Works Winpum and other city clubs scheduling games. The high school team is out for the season, but many players join amateur squads, while the Naps play the Yankees and power through a surge of triples and doubles.
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Wanepum
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Baseball Scores and Results From Yesterday
Yesterday in the American League the Phillies and Tigers split. New York beat Cleveland, Washington defeated Chicago, and Boston topped Chicago. In the American Association Minneapolis beat Kansas City, Columbus tied, and Milwaukee prevailed. The National League saw Pittsburgh win over Philadelphia and Cincinnati edge Brooklyn. New York defeated St. Louis. Philadelphia beat New York. and Boston beat Chicago. Inter-state results included Akron and Columbus, and Wheeling in extra innings.
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Rondeau
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Pittsburgh
Ada
Simon
Moore
Wixey
Killiter
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Brown
Ney
Arches
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Hoo
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Tohneon
Tony Ross Seeks Bout in Cincinnati Court Wait
Tony Ross plans to stay in conditioning and pursue a bout once the injunction case in Cincinnati courts is resolved. The Italian fighter, tied up by litigation with a ten year service contract claim, trains at the YMCA while awaiting proceedings, and a recent bag workout drew praise for its power and durability.
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Wollen
Tie
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Fowal Ns
Jimmie Lim
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Dayton
Ross
Taps Run Over Three Miles Then Swim Break
Ross finishes the workout with a long swim in the large tank after a three mile run around the gymnasium track. The article notes the swim serves as a paddy for the big boxer who is unable to swim.
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Ross
Kilbane Trains for Frisco Match in San Francisco
Featherweight champion Kilbane began active training yesterday at the club pavilion in San Francisco as he eyes lightweight division aims. Kilbane spoke of growing boxer interest and planned further matches, with Jimmy Fox mentioned in connection to the Oakland era and a ten round bout.
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Jina Ji
Dohany Kilbane
Jimmy Fox
Oakland Wheelwan
Jinue Jn
Wilbane
Kilbane
Pennsylvan ia team to play on Boyles Field
A large crowd is expected at Boyles Field as the Pennsylvania team faces the New Castle A. team in a key midseason game. Local supporters are anticipated to travel with the Penns, while Prince Rice or RD Paly Lerson are set to start for the visitors amid heated rivalry and high stakes.
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Pitteburg
New Castle
Pennertvania
Prince Rice
Paly Lerson
Beying Sharks
Gana
Nanasat
Verles
Wampum Team to Play Rochester in County Clash
The Wampum baseball team will play Rochester in a county league matchup. The article notes Rochester’s strong history and hints at a tight contest at the village Country Club setting. Local officials and fans anticipate a competitive game with standings and regional interest.
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Wampum
Rochester
Roving Baseball Notes and Player Scrambles Across Leagues
Vintage sports dispatch details heated bids and matchups among teams and managers. It reports Crawford and McGraw figures weighing trades with the Cardinals, Yankees, and Red Sox, plus boxers and early baseball figures like Jackson, Coffey, and Mullin in trade talks, game results, and quirky anecdotes from the season.
Jockey Billet Tipping Rock Ends Life After Race
Jockey Billet tipping Rock w g June Bo Junes Francis Lynch aged 30 died early today from injuries suffered in a ten inning race yesterday. Naps in a race left another rider thrown from a horse. Home defeats rise to 16 games as more sports notes and boxing policy developments appear in Brussels.
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Francis Lynch
Stovkes
Yankees
Guy Wic
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