Jacobs Opens Last Stanza With Gloating Homer in Rockford Comeback
In a muddy Shannon Field game Rockford tied Quincy 3 to 3 after Quincy led 1–0 in the eighth on Castle and Hill hits and an error by Kirsch. Jacobs then belted a tying homer in the ninth and Wakefield, Dang, Vogel, and Schoonover produced the decisive late rally as Stiles struggled on the mound for Quincy and Van Buskirk for Rockford.
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Rockford
Boelzler
Castle
Kirsch
Archie Hill
Quincy
Blondy
Trotter
AL Cummings
Stiles
Shannon Field
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Aytth
New
York
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Baumgarten
Tretter
Sherer
Hillinger
Mal
Francisco
Dang
Baxter
Wakefield
Schoonover
Nick
Kahl
Tréetter
Castles
Vogel
Boelsle
Manager Castle
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Golvin
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van Bisiirk
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Sherer Till
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Histober
Ly Sherer
Boelzle
Ven Ouskirk
Brooklyn Dodgers Sweep St Louis In Twin Bill 3 1 And 8 1
Brooklyn defeats St Louis in both ends of a doubleheader 3 to 1 and 8 to 1 at Brooklyn. Finneran and Jin work for St Louis weaknesses noted while Davenport Groom Martley Finneran Land toil for Brooklyn. In Newark New Jersey Knetzer pitching powers Pittsburgh to 4 2 win with double steal and squeeze play aiding the margin.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Finneran
Jin
Rvhle
Davenport
Groom
Martley
Newark
N. J
Knetzer
Pittsburgh
R.H.E
Berry
Mosely
Rariden
Buffalo Beats Chicago in Sweep With Two Home Wins
Buffalo dominated Chicago in a doubleheader, taking both games 9 to 3 and 5 to 2. Dalton and Chase homered for Buffalo in the second game as Chicago errors cost them. In Baltimore, Kansas City halted the day with a 6 to 0 win, completing a series sweep as Baltimore’s offense stalled early.
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Buffalo
Chicago Today
Chicago
Dalton
Chase
Rennan
Buffalo West
Hendrix
Black
Fisher
Anderson
Blair
Rae Chicago
Brennan
Bedmont
Allen
Johnson Beats Distillers in Peoria Score
Aug 21 Peoria report shows Jimmy Johnson fueling the locals offense. Davenport posted a 23 effort as the team rallied past the Distillers with a final score reflecting late scoring. Batteries listed Scanlon and Meyers with Marshall.
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Johnson
Peoria
Jil
Jimmy Johnson
Davenport
Giants Bow to Cardinals in Bresnahans double bill
Philadelphia defeats Chicago in both games at park crowded to capacity. First game score 7 to 5 and 7 to 2. In second game Chicago losses noted with lineups and box details. Philadelphia players include Bancroft Paskert Cravath Luderus. Chicago lineup features Fisher Schulte Williams and Phelan.
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Chicago
West vi
Lea Aiele Ay
Humphries
Zimmerman
Saier
Williams
Phelan
Archer
Adams
Luderus
Whitted
Niehoff
Murns
Fisher
Paskert
Tun —Williams
Bancroft
Ansi -Luderus
Byrne
Demaree
Stockdale
Braves Win Two To 0 In Doubleheader At Boston
Boston climbs to third in the National League standings after two pitching duels with Pittsburgh. In the first game Kantlehner walked the ballgame to defeat, while Boston used strong defense and timely hits to win 3 to 1. In the second game Arthur Nehl Techit pitched shutout baseball, besting Mammiaux as Pittsburgh’s offense faltered.
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Braves
Boston
Pittsburgh
Arthur Nehl
Techit
Rohle
Kantlehner
Gibson
Rudolph and
Gowdy
Cards Win In Thirteenth Inning Forng New York Game
St Louis defeated New York 6 to 4 in a 13 inning game in New York. Marquard was knocked out in the second inning. Stroud and Lake split a pitchers duel after the early exit. Batteries: Salle and Snyder for St Louis. Marquard Stroud and Dooin for New York.
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St. Louis
New York
Marquard
Stroud
Lake
Rabe
Salle
Snyder
Mar‘quard
Misty Clash Notes From Quincy Rockford Rivalry
A chaotic game recounts missteps and rivalries as Johnny Castle dominates for Quincy with four runs and two steals while Van the Amps robs him once. Tale threads include Elkton, Ned Egan and Garnet Bush quarrels, Charley Jackson and Joe Jackson moves, and Sphinx Cummings backing the Castle clan. Archie Hill shines at short as Quincy faces Rockford in today’s late-season clash.
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Quincy
Rockford
Sphinx” Cummings
Castle Clan
Reflection on Pop Geers and rough day in Montreal races
The report notes Pop Geers driving Prestolite to third in three straight heats at a 2:14 pace in Montreal yesterday. It mentions Sphinx Cummings seeking revenge after a heavy loss to Rockford, flags umpiring criticism, and references to Jacobs finding the combos and Waterbury’s endurance comparison.
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Pop
Pop” Geers
Prestolite
Montreal
Freeport Hers Monday Night Baseball Gossip
Freeport notes a crowded schedule ahead with the Speed Boys and Castles touring, Ty Cobb's baserunning feats cited, and a sale of Hod Eller to the White Sox rumored. Umpire gripes spark chatter, while Milwaukee’s beer city tempers stir as Stutz races to reach a game. No mortuary records in Elgin races.
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Freeport
Phillies
Ty Cobb
Horace “Hod”Eller
Moline
White Sox
Castle
Speed Boys
Anderson wins sixth annual 301 mile race for Elgin trophy
Gilbert Anderson wins the sixth annual 301 mile road race at Elgin National trophy with a time of 3 53 25 averaging 77.25 mph and setting a new record beating Ralph De Palma’s prior mark. Bart Cooper finishes second as yesterday’s winner, with Cooper again second in the event. De Palma narrowly misses third place as Ed O Donnell edges him by seconds amid a damp track and modest crowd.
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Elgin
Iil
Gilbert Anderson
Ralph ‘de Palma
Anderson
Cooper
Bart. Cooper
O'Donnell
de- Palma
Jones
Brown
Henderson
Burt
Robillard
Buzane
Norway
Crown. Point
Ind
Indianapolis Speedway
Russell Boy Owner Heads to Montreal Race
Ellis Franks of Liberty, owner of Russell Boy, the famed race horse, travels to Montreal for a grand circuit race next Tuesday. The four year old has dominated the American circuit this year, winning three of four big purses and is expected to win with ease.
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Ellis Franks
Liberty
Russell Boy
Montreal
Canada
Russell
Adams County
Franks
Reds beat Superbas in doubleheader in Brooklyn
Aug 21 doubleheader in Brooklyn split with Cincinnati winning 4 1 in the first game and the Reds taking the second 1 0. Dell and Schneider dueled in the second game with Dell earning the shutout while Schneider rested. Batteries listed as Toney Clarke Coombs Appleton McCarty and Dell Wingert.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Reds
Superbas
Dell
Schneider
Dale
Toney
Clarke
Coombs
Appleton
McCarty
Fragmented notes hint at baseball trades and war news
A garbled history of sports gossip mentions Eddie Collins Joe Jackson Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker with trading chatter. It also notes Italy declaring war on Turkey and a lighthearted reference to a proverb about the Wild Man From Borneo. The piece reflects a mixed national page with fleeting snippets.
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Comiskey
Eddie “Collins
Joe
Jackson
Ty Cobb
Tris
Baseball results from a stormy schedule across leagues
Score snippets show Boston, Pittsburgh, Chicago, New York and others with mixed results. Key line notes Boston 3 over Pittsburgh in a first game, Chicago 1 New York 0 in a first game, Chicago 2 New York in a second, Cleveland 3 Philadelphia with St Louis 1, Brooklyn 8 St Louis 3 in a first game, Brooklyn 3 St Louis in a second, Baltimore 0 Kansas City, and Buffalo 9 Chicago 3 followed by Buffalo 5 Chicago 2 in a doubleheader delayed or postponed by rain.
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Chicago
New. York
New
York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Pears Lenge
Brooklyn
St .Louis
Baltimore
Kansas City
Buffalo
Newark
Pittsburgh
Unclear score chart shows scattered city names and numbers
Fragmentary OCR lists cities including Milwaukee Louisville Minneapolis Cleveland St. Paul Columbus Kansas City Indianapolis and numbers and punctuation with no readable context. The snippet resembles a standings or score table fragment from a sports or association page but provides no coherent event dates teams or outcomes.
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Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis
Cleveland
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas” City
Indianapolis
AEE Lay Today in Bloomington and Freeport Idle
AEE activity shows a lay day in Bloomington while Freeport remains idle. Details are sparse with no clear events, dates, or participants provided in the fragment. The report centers on locations Bloomington and Freeport and the term lay day.
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Moliné
Tn Bloomington
Freeport
Idle
New Yorks Face Cheating Scandal in AL NL Schedule
American League clash sees New York team slated for games as season schedule unfolds amid NL counterpart skips, noting no firm game counts currently set.
Ansonia Triumph Amid Rough Central Association Game
In a drawn out Central Association matchup yesterday The Ansonia edged Waterloo behind key plays by Heuser and solid moments from J Richardson and Hammerschmidt. Scoring logs show 104 to 0? and 208 to 40? with batteries credited to Heuser and Hammerschmidt.
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Ansonia
Heuser
Burlington Wins Behind Ninth Inning Single At Muscatine
In Muscatine on August 21 Burling ton scraped home the decisive run in the ninth inning after two earlier singles. Umpire Bush refused to officiate at the park. Final score line shows Burlington zeroes and Muscatine with no runs in several frames, with Baichley and Rolley guiding the Bucs and Wagner and Hruska handling the mound duties.
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Muscatine
Nowalk
Burlington
Bush
Ficiate
Brune
Contested E Cig Bill Highlighted in Keokuk Meeting
In Keokuk the heated e cigarette bill drew attention with attendees listing concerns and votes. Clinton and surrounding groups weighed impact, while figures Bierman Brown Diohan and Link were noted in the discussion.
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Keokuk
Hay
Clinton
Bierman
Brown
Diohan and
Link
Take' Moores Sworn to Our Runs
Garret, Tattle and Weeks are named in a formal oath or pledge related to athletic or team activities. The fragmentary item suggests a ceremonial or disciplinary moment, tying individuals to a collective effort within a Cin oe ni¢s context.
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Moores
Garrett, Tattle
Ambiguous Postwar Baseball Fragments Reference Players
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Fischer, Joe Jackson, Cleveland, and White teams with scattered notes on pitching and decals. No clear event, date, or outcome is determinable from the readable segments. The item appears to be a torn sports snippet with several garbled phrases and inconsistent punctuation.
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Fischer
Joe Jackson
Cleveland
Indians Pound Phillies 5 to 3 in Nine Inning Game
Cleveland pitcher Tom Sheehan held Philadelphia scoreless until the eighth inning as Indians beat the Phillies 5 to 3. Boo Boo RE Ruble? Batter details show Sheehan, Fillingham and McAvoy for Cleveland while Mitchell and O'Neill worked for Philadelphia.
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Indians
Tom Sheehan
Clevland
Mitchell
Philadelphia
Sheehan
Cleveland Iwon
Philadelphia Ace
Cleveland
Fillingham
iMcAvoy Mitchell
O'Neill
Misplay Beats Browns in St Louis Opener
Agnew’s misplay in the fourth inning helped Boston edge St Louis 4 to 1 in the first game of the series. Ruth and Cady teamed with Weissman and Severeid for Boston while Agnew pitched. St Louis scoring came from a lone fourth inning tally.
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Browns
St.’ Louis
T Agnew
Boston
St. Louis
R. H.E. Boston
Ruth
Cady
Weissman
Severeid
Promoters Plan Revival of Boxing in Cleveland
Promoters from fourteen cities met in Cleveland to form a national boxing association. They discussed reforms and rules, expect bylaws, and plan a system to regulate matches. A committee will draft the proposed charter and roster of officers. The body approved a rule requiring boxers to be registered with the association to compete. Featherweight and welterweight limits were debated, with proposed increases to 125 and 147 pounds respectively.
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Cleveland
Ingy Association
America
Dows
Fragmented OCR Reads on Medical Claims and States
Incomplete OCR text mentions remedies and medical troubles with garbled phrases. It references regulatory and testimonial elements, notes states and cites the city St. Lon, but the passage is largely unintelligible and lacks clear events or entities.
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