Gloomy Homecoming as Athletics Tie with Norfollk in Cold Showers
The Athletics faced heavy rain and a biting wind in a 9 to 5 defeat of Norfolk, while Richmond and Hartford split results and Paterson defeated Newark by forfeit. Weihl stole bases and Leahy struggled with fielding as Weddige shined at bat and on the basepaths amid a frigid June day.
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Fox
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McParlan
Schaub
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Heyidon
W Ninth Norfolk No Score in Ninth Inning
In the ninth inning W Ninth Norfolk failed to score as the game ended with no runs in the final frame.
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Norfolk vs Athletics scorecard report
Norfolk 6 Athletics 9 in a 2 inning game. Notable totals include 6 left on base for Norfolk and 6 for Athletics. Key baserunners include Welds Shaffer Fox for Norfolk and Clausen facing 12 hits. Time 2:00 Weather Cloudy Umpire Weichman.
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Paterson News Notes Deck Portable Baseball Problems
Port sole late season woes arise as Plaiiiller and Snyder headline the Grooms battery with Newton sick from malarial fever. Paterson deals with injuries to Smith and Elberfeld after a Wednesday collision, raising concerns over first baseman depth and ailing Leahy. Press stands draw sharp contrast between Norfolk and Paterson coverage.
Richmond and Hartford Split Doubleheader on Home Diamond
In Richmond Virginia on June 7 the Rich mond team split a doubleheader with Hartford. Morning game ended 13 to 3 in favor of Richmond while afternoon affair saw Hartford rally but lose 6 to 4. Batteries listed Seeger Steelman Gowen Roach for Richmond and Gowen Roach for Hartford. Umpire Betts worked the final game with no protests.
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Forfeited Baseball Game Leaves Newark Protest
Paterson, N J June 7 The game was forfeited to Paterson in the sixth inning after Newark protested umpire calls and refused to continue. The score at the time was Paterson eight, Newark four. Gettig forced Cargo at second and Gillman dropped the ball on a double play attempt prompting the protest. Batteries Vinn Westlake Gettig Todge.
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Readstage Triumph Over Lancaster In Tight Contest
Reading team Readstage defeated Lancaster 7 to 3 in a well played game. Minnehan and McIntyre sparked the offense while Gallagher provided standout fielding. Minnehan made a great catch to save a home run as Verndon and Tarekley paired for Reading pitchers.
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National League Scores From Sundays Games
Louisville 3 Brooklyn 1 New York 10 Chicago 6 Lipston 4 Mitsbure 0 Philadelphia Cincinnati 0 Cleveland 7 Washington 0 Baltimore 4 St Louis 2
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Unclear City Names in Historic Poston Listings
Fragmentary OCR lists city pairings such as Pittsburg Poston Cleveland Washington Cincinnati Philadelphia Louisville Brooklyn Chicago New York St. Louis Baltimore with inconsistent spellings and ordering, suggesting a misread municipal or station index from a historic page.
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Clants Fall Behind as Cyclones Rally in Late Inning
New York report details a tense seventh inning as Sullivan steadies the lineup and a sequence of walks fuels a four run surge. Cy Seymour entered the game and swung momentum against Anson’s Colts, ending the comeback.
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Sullivana
Cy Seymon
Anson
Pirates rally falls short as Nichols shines in Boston
In a tight game at Boston on July 7 The Pirates left runners on base in most innings while Nichols was effective for Boston The Rean Kiters collected timely hits and won 4 to 7 Batteries Nichols and Bergen Willen and Sugden Umpire Mr Lynch Time 151
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Louisvilles Edge Brooklyns In Fast Baseball Contest
Brooklyn and Louisville played a well fought game an afternoon tilt. Illinois native Payne pitched well for Brooklyn but issued many walks allowing three costly runs. Final score Louisville 6 Brooklyn 8 with Payne and Smith behind the sticks and TAM and Wilson behind the plate as the umpire Mr Sturst officiated.
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Washington Team Shuts Out Senators In Errorless Play
Washington visitors played an errorless game and shut out the Senators. Six hits off Wilson but Washington could not capitalize beyond one run in an inning. MeJames struggled late as Cleveland won 7 to 1. Batteries: Melames and McGuire for Cleveland, Wilson and O’Connor for Washington. Time, 1:50.
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Champions Triumph Over Browns In Tight Baltimore Victory
In Baltimore on June 7 the Champions defeated the Browns in a well played game. A pitchers' duel featured Thart, who the Browns struggled to solve after a rough first inning. Final score Baltimore 4 9 0 and St. Louis 2 0 0, with Nops Bowerman Wart Murphy as batteries and Mr. McDonald umpiring. Time 1:55.
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Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and coughs and colds as the best medicine with guaranteed cures for various ailments. It recommends Dr King’s New Discovery alongside Dr Wing’s New Life Pills to regulate the stomach and bowels and offers free trial bottles at Burrow, Martin & Co.’s Drug Store.
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Berkeley Institute closing exercises feature crowded services
The Itv land Institute held a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. G C W Duke at Berkley venue Baptist church with a large audience and high quality music by institute girls. Tomorrow graduates will receive medals and diplomas with Dr S W Milton delivering the annual address. Ryland Institute closed with Miss Stelle Butt directing a charming program and a large audience praised the children's performance and cast including Olive M Scarborough Mabel Martin Susie Hindley Virgie Jones. Mrs Mary M Derry testified on North street in a service conducted by Rev C O W Duke from Berkley Avenue H Apostist church.
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Illness Drains Family as Relatives Visit Berkley Homes
The text records prolonged illness and suffering within a family, noting three daughters with two recently unmarried. It lists visitors and locals in Berkley including Mrs J W Crosier and baby in Suf folk Va visiting sister Mrs George Jones, along with several sick residents and a Yale graduate Chief Justice Judd of Trawail with two sons soon to graduate.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve for skin troubles sale notice
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as the best skin salve for wounds, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped skin, chillblains, corns and piles with a money back guarantee. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Burrow, Martin & Co.
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Pocahontas to Sail from Portsmouth June 11 with Band on Board
Next Sunday evening June 11 1897 the steamer Pocahontas will leave Portsmouth at 7 oclock and Norfolk at 7:16 for Newport News Old Point Buckroe Beach and the capes. Band of music and entertainment on board. Cars meet steamer on return. Dr Weck an eye expert is located permanently examinations free at 162 Main street Gal 162 Main street.
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