Baseball play by play garbled after game excerpt
A fragmentary sports recap describes multiple at bats and fielding events. Mentions players Pearce Gittinger Ryer Brown McDonald Sullivan Noyes Malone Matone Pratt Merchant Peaster and a two bagger to right. Includes scattered misread phrases and unclear actions amid a chaotic, partial transcript of an inning during a game with no clear final score.
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Gittinger
Edo
Abd
Matoné
Reyer
Mack
Firet
Pearce
Gittinit
Ryer Tothing
Goortiy
Brown
Fuer
Pasator
Feta
Noyes
McDonald’s
Sear
Oointer
Pereat
Peas
Ith
Covent
Malohe
McDonald
Anu
Matone
Pratté
Dob
Peaster
Pearce Coring
Feldat Bhloe
Morgan Peaster
Record of the Siibere Benebell Team in 36 Games This Season
Summary of season totals with players Byrd and Morgan Tepe leading in hits and averages. The text lists various incomplete statistics including hits, at bats, and other club members, but many numbers are garbled. It notes Byrd leading at times and mentions Tepe with 47 hits, among scattered figures for other players.
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Siibere Benebell
Yéind
Byrd
Hite
Morgan Tepe
Ant Aia Womb
Bynl
Malone
Orhenne Gilttinger
Yoo Ho
Baseball Scores From Multiple Leagues Across Cities
American League results show Cleveland 0 Detroit 4 and Chicago 7 Boston 6 with varied batteries. National League highlights include Boston beat Pittsburgh 3 1 in rain, Philadelphia 1 Chicago 0, Brooklyn 10 Cincinnati, St. Louis 6 New York 4. Tristate and Eastern League games feature Altoona York and Toronto Rochester, plus Hagerstown chatter about a potential team move to town.
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Cleveland
Tex
Batterles
Falkenberg
Benils
Morgan
Livingstone
Lane
Detroit
Washington
Batterlea
KuiNlub
Schmidt
Rela
Hog
Street
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New York
Boston
Pittsburg
Reaton
Batterigs
Selfield
Simonus
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Willis
Phelps
Raymond
Wiltse
Wilson
WL. PC
W.L. PG
Cilengo
St.Louis
York
Brookin
Pittabrg
Philada
Ciucinti
pRogton
Diamond Crowds and Major League Control Debate
A fragmented, era tone discussion compares the big three leagues Boston Pittsburgh Chicago and New York, arguing no great difference in playing strength between major circuits. It stresses player control as the key for a club, urging self discipline among players and leaders.
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Boston
Pitsburg
Chicago
New ‘York
Washington
Louis Tenton
Iysor
Hivnora
Che
Hivok
The Manager’s Tactics And The Ball Tosser Spirit
A discussion on managing players in ball games focuses on praise over harsh criticism. A mentor should bolster confidence with kind correction, avoid humiliation, and foster a Come Out spirit to keep players engaged and fighting. The text mentions a Boston American League pitcher with a new battle sign, illustrating how credentials and incentives shape performance.
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Aharp
Mayers
Mia Piayers
Promising Young Twirler in Giants Camp
In New York the Giants tout a young pitcher named Deucke as a promising twirler with speed control and a developing repertoire. Mentor Mathewson, with partner Deucke, notes he is among the most promising young twirlers in the country.
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Mathenon
New. York
Dytrko
N Wivers Association
Gtanty
Uttle
Deucke
Mathewson
Christy
Flynn Makes Sensational Debut With Pirates
The Pirates sign Flynn after a standout debut with strong power and versatility. He shows bold base running, hits timely singles, and earns a permanent spot ahead of other candidates. Adored by fans for grit, Flynn’s early impact hints at a key role this season.
Three Fingered Brown Tests Rubber Glove for Wet Weather Grip
Chicago Nationals star pitcher "Three Fingered" Brown experiments with a thin rubber glove to better grip the baseball in wet or cold conditions. He says the glove is the perfect solution and has not faced scrutiny over the unusual aid.
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Three Fingered
Brown
Fung
Experience Teaches Ball Players in Battles on Field
Years of practice and training shape experts. Young players cannot rush past veterans with fancy tricks. The speed must be controlled to keep it safe, as rough edges hamper performance.
Brooklyn Fina Says Tony Smith Plays A Fue Game
Tony Smith is said to be in top form for Brooklyn, a key player since Bill Diblen’s era. Cubs infielders Evers and Tinker blamed for stealing close games. Milan of Washington praised for best spring, hitting and base running. Bresnahan’s pitchers need support, as Oakes, Buggins, and Corriion are noted acquisitions from Cincinnati. The Mowrey deal also draws strong praise in St. Louis.
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Brooklyn Fina
Tony Smith
Hort
Bill Diblen
Johnny Evers
Tinker
Cubs
Minnie
Cub
Milan
Washington
Roger Bresnahan
Gust
Oakes
Buggins
Corriion
Cincinnati
Thea Mowrey
Charien
St. Lonie
Rail Bill Action and Conference Sparks Immediate Effect Debate
President Taft urges immediate effect for the rail bill amid fights in Congress over railway rate changes. Senate conferees and House negotiators clash on timing, with amendments to empower the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate proposed increases before or after enactment.
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Dent
Meri Orney
United Star Court
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Ral
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Interatute Commerce ‘Commission
Taft
House
Elkins
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Wanger
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Adamson
Georgia
Jhousé
Lorimer Bribery Charges Read In Senate Probe
In Illinois the senate heard a memorial from Clifford W. Barnes of Chicago alleging bribery of Minois legislators to secure William Lorimer’s Senate election. The document cites confessions by White and Holstlaw and implicates Browne, with the memorial referred to the privileges and elections committee for action.
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Washington
William. Lorimer
Iois
Senate
Cul |Tom
Clifford W. Barnes
Chicago
Minois Législative Voters‘ League
Menehera
Lorimner
Committee On Privileges
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Lorimer
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Mage Hig
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Uniter man dies after stepping in front of train in Revere
Albert Schmidt of Revere Massachusetts reportedly threw himself in front of an oncoming train, per local reports. Authorities confirm the death occurred at the station area with investigators reviewing the sequence of events.
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Revere
Mass
Inne
Albert Schmidt
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