Locals Beat Van Brunt as Pope Hits for Circuit
Joe Pope earned his fifth win of the year by leading Salisbury to a 9-8 victory over the Dobbins in a tightly played game. Key early blows, including a homer by Pope, powered Salisbury while Van Brunt kept the Dobbins close with a Ruthian shot and late runs.
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Swat
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Slaughter
Pape
DOVER
Hower Williams
Melvin
Maguie
Tae Eevert
Doherty
Noonan
Ward
Hughes Homer in 10th Wins Crabbers 4 2 Over Spuds
Hughes hit a dramatic tenth inning homer as the Crabbers slipped past the Spuds 4 to 2. Schelliberg and Firth limited danger with strong pitching for the Crabbers and the offense got boosts from Beeson, Fee-Bisun, and Duncan in the late frames.
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Wis
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Antil Duncan
Firth
Fee- Bisiin
Perry In Old Time Form Blanks Canners
Fragmented OCR text notes a local economic item with references to Perry and unions. Mentions wages for women and an industry, plus mentions of votes, August, and rates. Details are garbled but center on timing, labor, and local workers.
Baseball Scores From The Eastern Shore League
The Salisbury nine defeated Dover 9 to 8, Easton beat Cambridge 7 to 3, and Crisfield won 3 to 2 over Marksley. Box scores list Duser at Salisbury Cambridge at Eaton and Cemfield at Darksley.
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Salisbury
Dover
Easton
Cambridge
Crisfield
Marksley
Duser
Cambridyge
Eaton
Cemfield
Darksley
City Scores Reported From Rapid Horse Showdown
The list shows multiple city teams with scores including Philadelphia five to Cincinnati four and Brooklyn eight to Pittsburgh seven. Several matchups appear, including Chicago versus New York and St Louis versus Benton. Additional lines note Athletics, Washington, Cleveland, Detroit, and New York results with varying point totals.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Bostom
St Louis
Philadelphiattsburgh
Benton
Two Of Depester's Picks Bit Made Public in Club Note
A garbled club message from Depester outlines betting style and selections. The author lists Paglisles to bear ci field and Camisidhe to beat Easton, signing as DOP ESTER i v6 rc 636.
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Weal Astray
Peraterzy
Paglisles
Camisidhe
Easton
Mickey Cochrane Emerges as Big League Sensation
Ex shore leaguer Mickey Cochrane emerges as the year’s standout major league find with the Philadelphia Athletics. Scouts praise his arm, speed, and improving catching technique, noting his rapid rise from Dover and Portland to regular catching duties. Connie Mack predicts a bright future if he masters the catching stance and avoids past faults.
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Mickey” Cochrane
Philadelphia Athleticon
Bew
Mickey” Cochran
Cochrane
Dover
Portland
Cy Parkins
Boston University
Boston
Connie Mack
Connie Mack Sets Unusual Record In Baseball Leadership
Connie Mack, veteran manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, holds a unique distinction in the American League. He has won more pennants and chaperoned seven tallendera seasons, marking an unprecedented career milestone.
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Mack
Printers to Play Ball for Trophy in Washington
The Garry Herrmann Typographic baseball trophy will attract contending teams from cities including New York Chicago Philadelphia Washington and others to Washington the week of August 2 for the Union Printers International Rawdall league tournament. The Washington club holds the trophy after last year’s victory in Chiago. Permanent possession goes to the club with the most wins in 35 years of play. The Hepburn trophy was won by the Kostes club after 14 annual tournaments. The trophy is solid silver and handsomely wrought. The league cities include New York Chicago Pittsburgh Indianapolis Detroit Cleveland Boston St. Louis and several others. The New Wizard hotels will host the tournament with a full week of entertainment for players and fans.
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Garry Herrmann
Eitles
Washington
Union Printers International
Mane
Kustes Club
New York
Chicago
Neston
Wasiingtam
Unreadable OCR sports snippet from Michigan game report
Fragmentary file text appears to describe a varsity game involving Michigan and other teams. The legible names and details are garbled, leaving no clear outcome, score, or proper nouns to confirm. Context suggests a college basketball or football summary with scattered player mentions and inadequate readable facts.
Willard’s Men Join Army Air Force in Maryland
The Army Recruiting Officer reports Willard’s men Jein Treitt and Walter Adkine of Wi fends Maryland enlisted in the Air Service. They are not stationed at Aberdeen and are part of the Eastern Shore recruiting push with Seaview efforts.
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Willard
Jein Army Air Force
Army
Reece Tewitt
Clanne Treitt
Walter Adkine
Wifends
Wbherd
Geldshore
Air Seaview
Aberdeen
Ale Seevire
Tle
Three Years to Sprout Bentursy Coffee Seeds
Washington August 20 seeds of the Bentursy coffee tree have a hard impervious shell. Planting requires from three to five years for the seed to break dormancy and absorb water to sprout.
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Washington
Prodding Bachelors in Dublin Proposes Unusual Pay Scheme
A Dublin proposal introduces a plan for civil service employees that rewards marriage with time off and a lump sum payment, followed by automatic pay increases. The measure aims to encourage marriage among single clerks and adjust salaries accordingly.
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Dublin
Largest rose bush near Alhambra described as world’s biggest
A 50 year old rose bush just outside Alhambra is touted as the largest in the world. It measures over four feet in circumference at the base and spans 125 feet around the rim.
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Los Angeles
Aug
Alhambra
Ancient golf legend remembered in shipyard tale
A fragmentary set of reminiscences recalls a famed old father figure and a pilot named Neher connected to the Eastern half mile trade. The text hints at a wartime era soiled by memory, mentioning Kaoend Kather and a Marine trainer delivering fate determined by the pen.
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