Orioles Edge Bats In Fashionable Exhibition Victory
A fractured OCR recap describes a baseball game featuring Batting highlights from Ullie, H a n n e r, and R y e r with key plays by Gittinger, Byrd, Morgai, Malone, and Toomey. The narrative notes early leads, multiple doubles, steals, and runs across innings, including clutch scoring moments by Hla u ver and Bloomfield, and a concluding stretch where pitchers and fielding miscues shaped the outcome.
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Waliope
Aunie Umber
Hidien
Énez
Bach
Easton J
Ederick Brea
Atdeing
Vmibiver
Zuamermnan
Byrd
Medryneks
Tinger
Brunyp
Malesto
Bel
Soomey
Bloomfield
Morgai
Wiidne
Ryer
Aeelian
Malone
Kyer
Fipet
Zhumerunn
Merelnut
Toomey
Ryser
Heltz
Pitchar
Ebay
Hoth
Ranivers Ovek
Morgan
Simg Ey
Gittinger
Ty F
Stump
Ril
Merchant
Hlauver
Morgah
Byrd Gong
Jett
McClelan
Jacoba Wan
Zanmerman
Frederick
Craft
Hauver
Tom
Ant
Jed
Bademan
Kied
Mallne
Morgat
Coring
Hanovers
Pearce
Alorgai
Unclear game report with broken names and events
Fragmentary sports card notes mention two boxers and hits with scattered names like Morgan Meron Sante and Bloomfeld. Several phrases are garbled and unreadable leaving no clear outcome or teams.
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Innweroan
Be.morgan
Meron Sante
Haplom Hearves
Craft
Ob Lidden
Frederick
Mituwwittune Wid
Pte -Leiree
Pehred Birut
Bloomfeld
Utter
Tieahashick Unilte
Benttz
Baseball Scores From Weekend American League Games
Summary of Saturday and Sunday results with line scores for Chicago Boston Detroit St Louis and New York matchups. Key batteries and pitchers listed for each game and standings show New York Cleveland Detroit Athletics Washington and St Louis leading with win–loss records.
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Chicago
Athletics
Sunaay
Satterson
Walsh
Payne
Plank
Aliing
Tapp
Aesa Ri
Detroit
Boston
Stroud
Killian
Mullin
Branage
Karger
Cicotte
Wood
Kiel
W.L
PCW
N.york
Clevelnd
Washin
Chiengy
Beaton
St.Oulw
Bunday
Cincinnati
Cincianati
Brown
Archer
Garpar
Fromme
Beebe
Doyle
Mclean
Clarke
Wil
Brookin
Philada
Pittabrg
National League Saturday Games and Standings Summary
National League results show Philadelphia losing to Olinnat 7 to 1 while Boston defeated St Louis 7 to 2 in the first game. the second game saw Boston win 3 to 2. Other top line scores list Cincinnati, New York, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia with varying records as rain postponed several games. Eastern League scores include Jersey City Rochester and Newark Buffalo twin bills with Providence Toronto as noted. Standings highlight Altoona, York, Reading, and Yorks leading respective leagues with mixed win percentages.
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Olinnat
Philadelphia
Suggs
McLeanore
NcQuillen
Rhettler
Moran
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St. Louie
Battaries
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Lotte
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Bresnahan
Frock
Burke
Rerifian
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Altoons
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Steele
Conroy
Upp
Stavaberry
York
Reading
Wallace
Barton
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Rementer
Hitchcock
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L. PC
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Lancastre
Trenton
Williams
Hartley
Yorks
Jersey
Roshester
Newark
Buffalo
Providence
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Balto
Baltao
Adamstown Wing Defeats Manor In District Baseball Tilt
Adamstown Wing won 11 to 2 at Montgomery County on former grounds. Buauer pitched well for Adamsown with three long hits by Harris and Talbott for the visitors. Stouffer, Harrie, and Talbott led the mound effort. Harris and Leather provided key at bats as Manor struggled to puzzle the Adamstown lineup. Umpire Day. Time 1.30.
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Obe
Montgomery
Coutty
Buauifer
Adamsown
Hite
WhitlesHarris
Talbott
Avoul
Harrig
Stouffer
Harrie
Adam
Fretier Cheung-up
Rfaio
Leraon-Abgs
Harris
E. H. Eeib
Nicholson
Carliale
Rober
Sadainelowd
Dickerson
Crescent Athletic Club Plays Tonight at York Park
The Crescent team was billed for an afternoon game at Athletic Park with a 4 o'clock start. Weathered notes indicate no game tomorrow and a Wednesday match against Harelsburg, featuring local clubs and fans awaiting a potential fast contest.
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Crescent
York
Athletic Park
Iha
Stodkvitlc
ot”Harelsburg
New York Swimmer Bud Goodwin Aims English Channel Swim
Bud Goodwin of the New York Athletic Club plans to swim the English Channel after recent honors. The announcement has drawn great interest as Goodwin, renowned for distance swimming, seeks to become the first to complete the feat in a new era of endurance.
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Bud Goodwin
New York Athletic Club
Goodwin's push for Olympic hopes and motorboat racing plans
Speculation surrounds Goodwin's chances to complete the arduous relay task as he trains indoors with coaches to improve form. The article notes the plan to segregate amateurs and professionals in motorboat racing is gaining momentum along the 8th Lawrence river. It also mentions the approaching National Rowing Regatta on the Potomac River, likely to attract many states and foreign entries.
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Goodwin
Hardata Sonata
Uncle Sam
Mony
8Th Lawrence River
America
Moe
Potonine
Washingtom
North America
Nforty
Religious services and Sunday schools around the city
Local churches report Sunday school and worship services at multiple parishes. Rev. Dr. Thomas Freeman Dixon spoke on Made Night from John 13 30. Rev Absalom Knox preached at night. Evangelical Lutheran, Mt Pleasant M E and First Baptist listed sermons and Bible school times. The Evangelical Reformed and Grace Church memorial rally featured Rev. Kleffer and Rev. McLean with a sermon and Sunday school exhortation. Community leaders and musicians participated in special rally programs. Teachers' meeting scheduled for Tuesday.
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Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian
Waa
Absalom ‘Nox
J. McDowell
Board of Howe Missiong
Baltimore
Mision
Grave
Ennieh
Hab A.m
Prank Derr
Cl BP Elendrickson
Fraferic¢k
Mheae
Grace Vhurch
Kieffer
Christ
Moses
Kleffer
E. L. McLean
David
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Beath family mourns deaths of local residents
Obituaries from Mt Airy and nearby towns list Albert Beath, Mary Beard, Kathleen Moore, plus Katherine Beard and Elizabeth Johnson among those remembered. Survivors include children, siblings, and spouses. services held at Prospect Cemetery and local churches with interment at Greenmount Cemetery and other local sites.
General Lee Helps a Soldier in Distress on His Veranda
General Robert E. Lee was writing at his Lexington home when a dusty map appeared at the gate. He rose to assist and offered money to a troubled soldier, describing the man as one of their boys in need and noting the question of allegiance with a calm reply that he had fought on the other side.
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Robert ‘E.lee
Lexington
Lee
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