Baseball Pickups and Player Notes From The Circuit
Hawley has 121 bases on balls this year while losing three more games than he has won. IcKean, Spider shortstop, is one of the bulkiest in memory. Billy Hart, St. Louis pitcher, plans to become an umpire after retirement. Forel cites Phillies woes with Clements. Hrouthers notes Eastern League hurlers harder to hit than National League ones. Grove to trial with Pittsburgh, Foreman with Cincinnati knocked out early in Baltimore game. Padden shines for Roanoke as Pittsburgh’s second baseman both at bat and in field. Cleveland’s claim is it can beat the Orioles by playing championship ball with other top teams. Chicago calls Cincinnati hot ball cranks. ministers attend games and root for home team. Home broadcasts use two halls with miniature figures. Bannon gets the Tee Die award, and Pittsburgh needs an outfielder due to Stenzel’s absence.
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Johnny Foreman
Peeraburz’s
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Padden
Roanoke
Pittsbury
Cleveland
Baltimor
Orlontes
Chicago
Leach
Tannehill
Galley Kain
Secon
Mr. Leach
Eddie
Mrr
Whatley
Vicx
Kain
Umhirs
Beck
Hampton
Norfolk
Tom Turner
Watson
Turner
Thre
Norris
Dench
Gilroy
Tpfanmiller
Richmond
The Gulls Take Two Farce Ends Doubleheader in Norfolk
The Gulls swept a two game set in a rain soaked Norfolk hall. Starksdale umpired the first game with minor disputes on a few balls and strikes. Richmond pitcher Malarky held the Gulls to few hits after the fourth inning while Davis and Rothermel connected for early runs. Marr Clove and solid fielding bailed out the defense as the visitors plated three in the fifth but failed to bridge the gap.
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Starksdale
C. Mac
Marr
Malarky
Armstrong
Berte
Mull
Reddy
Pender
Davis
A. Mac
Rothermel
Davison
Gulla
Richmond
Madie Leach
Clove
Hall
Norfolk
Morr
Hathermel
Leach
Avot Malarky
Nor‘folk
c.BioFarian
Vents
Cleve
Trethermel
Stockdale
Joost Gaid
Norfolk Rumbling Umpire Fiasco Darkens Richmond Game
Norfolk and Richmond battles soured by controversial umpiring as Leach and Malarky clash with fans. Leach’s calls draw boos while Butley and Turner debate duties. Norfolk falls 6 6 to 0 in a game of errors and stolen bases.
NOTES OF TEE TURF
Reports from the turf note Brookdale stables filly One I Love retired after a breakdown. Emerson McCargo drove Rosedale a mile on Sunday at Kensington track as nego tiations progress for Emma Offut 2 11 in European hornets. Grand circuit trotters head to Bocton with a new New England Driv ing Club track open today at $150000. Likely entrants include Robert J 2 01, Joe Patchen 2 0104, John Mt. Cgenetry, 200%, and Star Pointer in the free for all. County fair trotting events near Warwick Driving Park Lititz September 1–8 expect hundreds of entries. Shelby County A M Association opens its 36th year with Kentucky breeders present. Yearling sale at Sheepshead Bay underwhelming. top price 31000 for Ally by Whistle Jacket. Toots loses to Flora Ballard under Jorkey L J at Newport. Jorkey suspended pending inquiry. Winners include To Gavoorne Red Duchess Flora Gallard Joe Clark SW. Portia the brood mare produces Gilt Edge record at Sangus. Edgemark chestnut wins aboard Portia Wilkes in 1 and 2:00. Portia’s foals and new stars join the season as Turf, Mield, and Farm report.
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Brookdale Stables
Emerson
McCargo
Rosedale
Kensington Driving Club
Bocton
New England Ureader'’s Association
Robert J
Joe Patchen
John Mt. Gcenetry
Star Pointer
Driving Club of
New York
Portia
Shilb
Cyclists Drawn To Blevele Craze And Races In 1900s Britain
Blevele pins spark a cycling fad as Woodgreen England hosts a 151 mile ride by Asley the King Ish bleveltat. A blevele race meet is planned in Washington for the Eugene Field monument fund. PRR directs baggage men to handle wheels with care. Maryland Lt. A W plans toll policy on wheelmen. Newport prepares a cycling carnival with a 3000 prize value, and entry blanks exist for the Coliseum meet with a 24 hour race set for September 23 and 26. Ward and Bissett pursue a 7000 mile tandem challenge across 22 states. John J. Brough returns from a world tour in a blevele guided by ships, trains, and bikes, totaling 60,000 miles. September 6 is set for B mh Anderson to attempt a mile a minute on a bleyele paced by a locomotive after a 1:09 ride.
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B, Mh Anderson
St. Louis
Sporting Notes Highlighting Boxing Tennis and Local Clubs
The Nonpareil Athletic Club refurbishes its amusement hall with a modern padded boxing ring. West Virginia University football training begins at Terre Haute with Coach Trenchrard. Lawn Tennis Champion Wrenn defeats Hovey with steady play. Hiberon residents form a golf club raising funds for links. San Francisco's National Sporting Club offers a 20000 purse for the Corbett Sharkey fight. Philadelphia sprinters Lehon White and Gallagher plan a 400 yards sweepstakes. Jon Edwin W. Milla to enter A A U events in September. Potential Corbett fight fate may bring a four round bout with Bob Fitzsimmons if terms allow. Eastern Kansas Western Missouri clash awaits Paddy Purtell versus Jimmy Ryan in a major local bout.
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McAvoy
University of Pennsylvania
West Virginia University
Terre Alto
Dozggle’ Trenchard
Princeton
Wrenn
Hovey
Larned
Hiberon
N. J
Biberon Golf Club
National Sporting Club
San Francisco
James Lehon
Grant White
J. Gallagher
Kildees win hard hat game in North Carolina trip finale
In Washington North Carolina on August 26 the Franklin Kildees beat Washington 18 to 14 in a hard hat game the third in a series on the North Carolina trip. Bruner Branyan Lawson Legrand cited for Franklin in a high scoring contest.
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Washington, N.C
Franklin Kildees
North Carolina
Washington
Bruner
Branyan
Franklin
Lawson
Legrand
Johnson and Fisher Fight Ends In Draw
In a hard fought Brooklyn bout both Johnson and Fisher exchange heavy blows. Johnson lands several upper cuts and shows grit despite ribs sore and face bruised. Referee Eckhardt calls it a draw, drawing hiss and applause from the crowd across a tense finish.
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Johnson
Brooklyn
Pisher
Fisher
Harry
Wisher
Johnoon
Brovey
Eckhardt
The New Football Rules in Spalding Guide 1500 Updates
The Spalding Football Guide edited by Wer Coup outlines principal changes in the new rules, including protections for catchers, penalties for interference, and restrictions on momentum plays. It notes adjustments to holding, tackling, and blocking to reduce injuries and improve play flow.
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Spalding
Wer Coup
Kaverning Fair
Anil
Mircen
Momentim
Wee Penetica Ly Ohm Arte Gitemes
Bern
Johnson Beats Fisher In Brooklyn Boxing Match
About 1,70 spectators witnessed a lively South Brooklyn Athletic Club bout at Cly Line Park. Philadelphia’s Fisher and Brooklyn’s Johnson fought a close twelve round decision with Johnson earning the verdict amid heated exchanges and refereeing by Johnny Eckhardt.
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Hawley
Fay Whle
icKean
Billy Hart
Horace Forel
Phillies
Clements
Dan Hrouthers
Dan
Grove
Pittsburg
Riehthelder
Siler
Bobo
Inc
Stenzel
Capital City
Eddie Bench
Nolpole
NorCal
Secisecnsel
Sehen
McParlan
Wents
Viex
Groves
McTarlan
Wentz
Tannehil
Vinx
Ttichmond
Pitener
Nathermel
Boland
McFarlan
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Mields
Sphpres
Gulls
Tothermel
Portsmouth
Grangers
O'Neill
Newport News
Newport News-Hampton Today
Percy
Pier CT
R. Bhp Cleve
Eee
Ab.r
A. B. Cleve
C. McFarlan
Ll Davis
Nothermel
S. S
Kothermel
Fields
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C. Dvancreves
Wena
Mead
Beeen
Richmond Richmond
Ab.r.bh
A. E
Sholta
Foster
Grovea
Snes Groves
F. Weawe
Roland
Hargrove
Pues
Schereckard
Mosse Katz
Rvf
Bees ‘Gochner
Burky
Reiman
Tae
Rollins
Eeeree
Sean
Boyd
Tiampton
Proming
Kelly
Radley
Tucf
Field and Farm
Emma Offut
Warwick
Lititz
Shelby County
Kentucky
Sheepshead Bay
Toots
Flora Ballard
Newport
Jorkey JL. Charles
Toa Gavoorne
Red Duchess
Flora, Gallard
Joe Clark
Woodgreen
Eng
Asley
Eugene Field Monument Fund
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Maryland
A. W
Relstertown Pike
Newport 9
Coliseum
Ee Ward and
Bissett
Indiana
John J. Brough
Manchester
Conn
General Sporting Notes
Edwin W. Milla
New England
Corbett
Sailor Sharkey
Corbett-Sharkey
Navy
Bob Fitzsimmons
Kansas
New
N.hampton
Philadelphia
H. BE. Phila
Taylor
Corman and Farrell
Hastings
Sweden
Hemming
Clarke
J. Foreman
F. Foreman
Peitz
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Hill
Miller
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Rr HH
Hatteries
Herman
Dexter
Daub
Burrell
Boston
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Agues
Bone Eero
Blackwell
Onnece
Eco
Walters
Erie Medical CO
Buffalo, N
Brooklyn Hoxer
Brooklyn Eagle
South Brooklyn Athletic Club
Cly Line
Tehters
Johnny Eckhardt
Johnny
Serc
Char the Johnson
Phladelphia
Phiadelphian
Ohnson
Pleheor
Rownd Johnson
Ekhardt
Neal
Cook, Clark & CO
Norfolk, Va
Hermsdorf
WATT
G. S. Briggs
Japan
Slocom
Chas. M. N. Killen
Filbert Street
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co
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Lake St
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N.Y
St Louis
Water St
Arapahoe St
Denver
Tremont
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Hartford
John L
Nop
Blikehw
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Meg
Goodridge
Sect
John L. Tipper
A Tlurhes
W. Pentress
Veil
Tm Donovan
Vine
Colling
Hit
Per J.P. Andre Moti
John
Aevnncette H, Narrett
Henry Kirn
Andapt
Fire
Acccifent
Pinte Ginas
Steam Butler and
Syears
Tlubiky
Bonds OF Sureytyship
Yol Irwin
Ruling. Y Express
Wheile
D. Whitehurs
E. Cor, Bat
Charlotte Siraete
Peiivvalitis
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