First Shutout Leaves Grooms Appalled In Norfolk Game
Norfolk defeated Richmond 10 to 7 as Hartford limited the Grooms to no hits. Fry pitched brilliantly for Hartford, Newton kept Newark in check, and Mack led the home club’s offense. Weathered by slim hits, Richmond struggled to score while Norfolk claimed its first shutout of the season in a tense May contest.
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Newark
Lancaster
Hartford
Norfolk
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Richmond
Reading
Conn
Hartford Boys
Grooms
Fry
Newton
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Hartford Norfolk Baseball Scorecard and Highlights
Summary lists players including Mack Leahy Cavelle and Burns in Hartford and Norfolk, with box score notes: runs earned Hartford 1, Norfolk 0, two-base hits by Leahy Mack Burns, three-base hit by Cavelle, sac buncs by Welds and Stolen bases Pettit Burns. Pitchers Fry and Newton. 2 hours 10 minutes. Umpire Earle.
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Leahy
Mack
Burns
Cavelle
Welds
Pettit
Norfolk
Fry
Newton
Weddige
Weine
Doherty
Earle
Notes and Comments on Baseball Part I
A roundup of baseball items notes and remarks from Bat N Ball. It covers player signings betting on Norfolk Juniors Jack Wentz MeJames and McClellan performances. It mentions teams such as Hartford Norfolk Huntersville Lancaster and the Red Stockings.
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N. Ball
Brooms
Tannehill Faces Mockery and Mixed Hopes in Pittsburgh
The account notes taunts aimed at pitcher Tannehill by opposing fans while praising his early season performance. Veteran players discuss betting on hits and predicting his future, with lingering questions about his endurance and the pirates’ strategy as the season unfolds.
Lancaster Team Falls Short After Tour Return
Lancaster, May 24. Lancaster lost 7 to 8 to Reading after a post tour home game. Pitchers Yager and Roth held the visitors, while Herndon and Barckley worked for Reading. Scoring included lead changes with Lancaster totaling two runs in the fifth and seventh innings.
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Paterson Wins Opener Despite Sparse Hitting
Paterson New Jersey May 24 The home team won the first inning on four singles and a base on balls as visitors struggled to hit with runners aboard Score Paterson six Richmond two Lett batteries Viau and Westlake Poster and Schmidt Film details show Paterson taking early lead and holding on for a 6 to 2 victory in the early game of a doubleheader
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Athettes Defeat Newark In Tight Early Season Contest
In Philadelphia on May 2 the Athettes beat Newark with strong hitting in the first and eighth innings. Final score 7 to 4. Battery for Athettes Jordan and Fox. for Newark Cogan and Rothfuss.
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National League Sunday Games Summary
MLB scores show Washington beating Chicago 16 to 12 and Louisville over St Louis 14 to 6. Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 4 to 3 while New York beat Chicago 6 to 4. Philadelphia led Pittsburg in a rain delay with 8 to 0 final listed. multiple games noted with scores and framed by schedule references.
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Brooklyns Defeat Reds in Cincinnati Thriller
The Brooklyns again defeated the Reds in Cincinnati as the Wisitors scored four runs in the second inning. Kennedy stymied Cincinnati’s hitters while Brooklyn pushed across six runs. Umpire Lynch. Time 1 40. Batteries Rhines Bhret and Sehriver Kennedy and Grim. May 24.
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Brooklyns
Wisitors
Teds
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Brooklyn
Rhines
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Nichols Shines as Bean Matters Defeat Colonels in Louisville
Nichols hurled his first complete game for the Bean Matters in Louisville on May 24. Maree pitched well for the home team despite minor wildness. Final score 7 to 8 in a nicely played contest. Magee and Wilson credited with batteries for Louisville, Nichols and Bergen for Boston. Umpire MacDermott. Time 2:92.
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Aittle
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Giants and Colts Pitchers Battle Ends in Big Chicago Win
Chicago on May 24 saw a low scoring yet busy outfield day as baseball fans watched the Giants and Colts clash. A walk and three hits in the fourth inning did the damage, producing a 15 to 7 score for Chicago. Griffith and Kittredge opposed Meekin Sullivan and Warner in a lengthy 1 hour 40 minute game.
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Warner
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O'Day
Indians Rally Past Taylor to Beat Phillies in Eight
Cleveland, May 24, Philadelphia outplayed the Indians for eight innings, then the Indians pounded Taylor all over the field to win. Final score 8 to 3 with Young and Rimmer pitching for Cleveland and Taylor and Clements for Philadelphia. Umpire Sheridan. Time two hours. No game in Pittsburg, Pa., May 24.
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Rimmer
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Pittsburg
Ral
Senators Beat Browns In Loose St. Louis Tilt
In St Louis on May 24 the Senators won a loosely played game by lucky hitting. The Browns bats touched up McJames as King came in the sixth. Final score 7 to 4 with St Louis scoring in several innings while Washington tallied late. Batteries Tart McParland McJames King McGuire. Umpire Mr Emsile. Time 2:20.
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Emsile
Woman Acquitted In Shoplifting Case In City Court
In the corporation court yesterday Bila Bullock colored was arraigned on a shoplifting charge at A. Lichtenstein on Church street. The jury found her not guilty and she was discharged. In Allyntown Robert Harris and Charley Shelback colored fought injuring Harris who was cut in the left arm. Shelback was arrested. case continued to this morning.
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A. Lichtenstein
Church Street
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Charley Shelback
Allyntown
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Shellback
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Prisoners suffer sentences in a morning police docket
Reports from a police court list several sentences. George Harris and Moses Bryant, both colored, receive thirty days each for larceny. Mary Thomas, a 2 small colored girl, gets thirty days for pocketbook theft. A Bradshaw, colored, fined for drunkenness and interference. Matilda Porter fined for abusive language. Dennis Wilson, colored, dismissed for cruelty to animals. A white boy, Davenport, aged 14, committed to jail for potential reformatory admission.
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Nnce
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Laurel
Property transfers in Atlantic City and Norfolk County
Arelasto assigns five lots on Herman avenue Atlantic City Ward for 2250. Mishel of Washington to Mrs Marcellus P Grover conveys a lot with improvements on East Main street and a lot on Commerce street Norfolk County plus all millinery stock and household furniture valued at 7000. This property was previously conveyed to the grantor by George B Corpman executor to Lilla L B Corpman.
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R. W. Sudgins
Herman Avenue
Atlantic City
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Washington
Marcellus P. Grover
East Main Street
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Norfolk County
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Bailey Named Trustee of Spurgeon Memorial Church
Before Judge W B Martin in the Court of Law and Chancery yesterday N T Bailey was appointed a trustee of Spurgeon Memorial Baptist Church while W L Bray resigned from the post.
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Court of Law and Chancery
N.T. Bailey
Spurgeon Memorial Baptist Church
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Levy Bros Dress Goods Sale Draws Crowds at Main Street
Levy Bros at 344 Main Street lures shoppers with remarkable bargains in dress goods ready made skirts shirt waists and wrappers all sold at one cent. The crowd’s response astonishes local merchants as social bargains and low prices attract wide attention this week.
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Main Street
Nervous Troubles Cured With Animal Entrants ad
An advertisement from Washington Chemical Co. of Washington D C claims to cure nervous troubles using animal entrants in a promotional hook. It presents a medical claim with limited detail.
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Wasiun Chemical CO
Washington, D. C
There is an agony worse than death it s asthma
An old health advisory describes asthma as often nervous in origin and hereditary. It details symptoms from nasal catarrh and polyps to headaches sneezing and nasal discharge, and notes possible progression to lung involvement with shortness of breath. It mentions hay fever as a comparison and that cures depend on finding and removing the cause.
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Doctor L B Firey Specializes In Asthma Treatments
Dr L B Firey has long studied asthma and related ailments. Offices at rooms and street address listed, offering treatment for hay fever deafness eye throat nose and stomach diseases. Hours 8 a m to 12 30 p m and 2 to 6 p m consultation free medicines furnished.
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