Norfolk Wins Despite Paterson's Slugging Defeat
Norfolk failed to capitalize as Paterson and Newark put up early hits but the Brooms shut them down. Praumiller held Norfolk to seven hits while Gilman and Smith anchored defense and Newton contributed a strong outfield throw. Attendance reached six to seven hundred as the Brooms won at First.
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Norfolk
Prawmiller
Teldine
Plaherty
Knowles
Billy Smith
Newton
Melarian
Grove
Leahy
Dan
Weddige
Wentz
Smith
Weiht
Gilman
Worfolke
D. Leahy
Smink
Touhey
Praumiller
Paterson
Iinherty
Cilmi
McWarklin
Newton Rome
Warner
Weddire
Jeep Center
Wents
Swweister
Hardesty
Baes
Weihl
Snyder
Ives
Unisimma
Harned Runs In Paterson Win With Key Hits
Harned leads Paterson with a 1 run win as Pardesty adds two bases. Leahy Weddige C Melnrlan steal and Weddlice Mase drive offensive plays. Finherty as pitcher, fawmiller and Winherty tally strikeouts. Norfolk 6 Paterson 4. errors by Norfolk and Patterson cited. Game duration two hours. weather clear. field good. umpire Burns.
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Harned
Patchy Baseball Roundup in Atlantic League Action
The column notes Burns’s steady umpiring and a quiet game with no major protests. Lancaster tips a young Kepting for a winner while Bishop debuts as a promising righty, and the Cherubs under Brandt fall to the Thugs. The piece hints at trades, signings, and a noisy season ahead across the league.
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Brandt
Baseball Notes and City League Fortunes Enduring
A bustling Norfolk baseball column reviews last game actions, player moves, and fan reactions. It notes Gilroy’s improving condition, Bishop slated to pitch, and changes in managers and players including Amole, Law Jetter, and MeKee. Tension rises over Carlin’s umpiring and Pram Miller’s pitching, with Richmond State quoting disagreements and district pride shaping commentary about the Norfolk team.
Lancaster Elects Ames For Late Surge To Beat Athletics
Lancaster secured a 4 to 0 win over the Athletics as Pitcher Ames allowed six ninth inning runs by Lancaster hitters to clinch the victory. Spregel, Lintterles, and Roth contributed, with Ames also in the scoring summary.
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Lancaster
Lancasters
Ames
Athletics
Theo
Win Athletics
Lintterles
Spregel and Roth
Ames and
Mae
Richmond Versus Newark Ends Narrow Defeat in Hatters Rally
In Richmond on June 28 the home team appeared set for victory as Brandt's curves misled Newark briefly, but the visitors surged late. Final score shows Richmond 1, Newark 3, with 47% batting aggregate and Brandt, Steelman, Gettly, and Fearfess delivering key plays.
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Richmond
Newark
Brandt
R. IL. B. Richmond
Natterless
Brandt and Steelman
Gettly and
Fearfess
Hartford Beats Heading In Twelve Innings For Victory
In Martford Connecticut on June 28 Hartford defeated Heading in twelve innings after a slow start. Early frames produced little excitement until the ninth when momentum shifted. Final score line shows Hartford with the decisive runs and Reading struggling to respond. Pitchers Fry Roach Ilerndon and Darekley contributed in the noisy late innings.
Pittsboro game report with local officials and players
Fragmentary note lists Cleveland and Pittsboro actions with battery names Young trinor Killen Sugden and umpire Me McDermott. Mentions two hours and line events unclear. no solid outcome or full context available beyond these names and roles.
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Cleveland
Pittsboro
Young
Trinor
Killen
Sugden
Me McDermott
Unclear OCR Record of Names and Times
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and numbers including dates and times. The legible items include references to Brookley and a time like 2 50, with several misread proper nouns. The overall content is too damaged for a confident summary of events.
Colonels Edge Colts In Wild Pitcher Duel Night
Colonels beat Colts 7 to 2 as pitchers struggled early and steadied later. Means held steady after wild start, Kornan hit by pitch, Anson scored early on a two base play before a disputed foul call. Attendance listed as 110 with scoring errors noted.
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Colonels
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Wan
Toth
Wut
Kornan
Mien
Imees
Anson
Everitt
McCormick
Sheridan
New York Triumphs Over Orioles in Opening Baseball Game
New York opened with a run in the first inning and, aided by an error two singles and a Davis homer, built enough lead to win from the Orioles. Jennings left the game after the first inning due to injury, Doyle sidelined by a mounder. Attendance about 8,500. George Davis homered for New York. pitching by Rush and Warren.
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New York
Davis
Orioles
Wass
Giants
Jennings
Doyle
Phillies Rally Past Washington In Exciting Game
The Phillies defeated Washington in a well played afternoon game in Philadelphia. Dalelanty stood out with strong hitting while Washington pitchers had success, but Philadelphia managed better timely hits. Final score line shows a close contest with Wheeler and Clements handling pitching duties. Time 2:25.
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Phillies
Philadelphia
Washington
Feld
Dalelanty
Attembkinea
Hh. If
Wheeler and Clements
Ate- Tames
Medruire
Uiypire Emsliec
No Game at St Louis Postponed by Rain
No baseball action in St Louis as the St Louis and Cincinnati game was postponed due to rain. The doubleheader was canceled and rescheduling details were not announced.
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St. Louis
St. Louis-Cincinnnati
School of Methods Convened in Charlottesville Program
The School of Methods met in Charlottesville on June 2 as Milwar Sehnel building. v,v Massie city superintendent of public schools presided. Welcome by Mayor McCoy and Senator Morris. Speakers included John Ed Massey IE. OC. Glass Prof Nealy K. Dnavis Prof Wielleffe Rose and others. Enrollment expected at least five hundred with teachers arriving.
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Charlottsville
School of Methods
Milwar Sehnel Bulldine UA
Massie
Vity
McCoy
Morris
John Ed. Massey
OC. Glass
Nealy K. Dnavis
Wielleffe Rose
Nashville Nornink School
Austin C. Apysr
State Normal School
Trenton
Celestina Parris
Randolph
Greon Woman's State
Lynchbury
Ida Dt, Myers
Training School of
Washington
Willam A Burns Arrested in Norfolly Gambling Case
Willam A Burns of 42 Germuda street Norfolk Virginia faced a preliminary hearing on gambling charges. Constable Waller and officer Mixsiamen testified that Burns had gaming apparatus on the premises near Tienstes. Burns was held on 350 bail for the magistrate hearing.
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Willam A. Burns
Germuda Street
Norfolly
Vin
John Wel Reeper
Baltimore
Tienstes
Burnstad i
Erip
Whith
Durns
World famed plate show opens in city this morning
Ohay W T Wi Tharvis presents a world famed plate show at Queen and Chavel streets this morning and again tomorrow. Admission is 2 cents. Gypsy’s baby Machy is a featured attraction alongside Mrs Lions cubs born in Kentucky. Previous Sturris shows in Norfolk drew packed tents.
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Ohay W. T. Wi. Tharvis
Gypsy
Lion
Kentncy
Norfolk
Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday's games show Strooklyn tied with Boston at 9 to undefined. Baltimore defeated New York 2 to 4. Pittsbureg lost 12 to 2 against Cleveland, Washington 6, Philadelphia 7. Rain affected St. Louis at Cincinnati in a mixed result. Louisville 7, Chicago 2. Today's schedule lists Brooklen at Roston, Baltimore at New York, Pittsburg at Cleveland, Washington at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at St. Louis, and Louisville at Chicago.
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Boston
Baltimore
New York
Pittsbureg
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklen
Roston
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Louisville
Chicago
Historic Wigston stove trade noted in clipped page
Fragmentary OCR mentions Stoves and index like 627 FSPOQIIVN and Cleveland area references. Obscure names and numbers appear, with no clear story or dates. The readable fragments suggest a local trade item listing or public notice but lack coherent context or outcome.
Electric Bitters Tonic for Nerve and Digestive Health
The ad touts Mig medicine as a pure vegetable tonic that revives a tired nervous system. It claims the bitters stimulate the stomach, liver, and kidneys, purify the blood, improve appetite, aid digestion, and serve as a cod purifier and nerve tonic. Sold for 60c or 1 per bottle at Burrow, Martin & Co. Drug Store.
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Burrow, Martin & Co
Lectures on Psychic Phenomena At Academy of Music
Prominent speakers Dr J A Keed of Liverpool and Mr Aked of New York deliver a series on psychic phenomena and magnetism discussing mesmerism telepathy hypnosis and mental power The program includes Dr Martyn Abed and other figures with plans for further talks and night classes through Warman and ChitVInqua patrons.
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OB. Warman
Atlantic City Ward Social Notices and Marriages
Miss Jennie Patherwagy of Campe avenue departs for Washington for a stay. I. S. Mantten, ex pastor of Lelties Memorial M. I. church, arrives with family. Trev. J. outta to lead Wednesday devotionals. A marriage solemnized at 1 o clock at 27 North street between Mr. Wie Hitching4 gain and Miss Mart. Mote. Local Board of Improvement met at the school house with City Dr. Johnston presiding. progress reported on Colley avenue curbing and Princess avenue grading. City School Board communication referenced.
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Campe Avenue
Washington
I. TS Mantten
Lelties Memorial M. 1. Church
Crewe
Mer. J. DD. Armstrong
River View Avenue
Taeities Memorial Church
Trev. J
Central Avenue
Julia Dudley
May Jones
North Street
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Mart. Mote
Board of Improvement
C. Brooks Johnston
Fiethie Hal
Eet
Pritchard
Pebworth
Wibehines
Johnson
Phenage
Colley Avenue
Denby
Princess Avenue
W. A. 3. Taylor
Public Works Board Proceedings and Street Improvements
A town board reading includes offers to sell land for street widening on Colley avenue, a promise to repair and fence a property, extending water lines in North avenue for new houses, and a rejected bid for North street frontage. Police furlough granted for ward officers, and routine bill payments approved. Also notes ad about nervous troubles cures and a Washington chemical advertisement.
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Athanmtery W. Co.t
Lee Board
Cudlew Avenue
Colley Avenue
Tn. Godwin
North Avenue
George 8
Pace
North Street
FES AJ ONDERPUL SELLING at The Big Store Norfolk
Advertises wholesale summer lawns lawns and linens at deep discounts in Norfolk. Sells light and linen effects yard wide patterned sheers Nainsooks Perceases and duck fabrics with prices from 4c to 25c per yard. Bathing suits offered from 50c to $2.50 with wide selection.
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AJ Onderpul
Norfolk
Lancaster
Govert
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