Ketchell is Again Winner in Banner San Francisco Fight
San Francisco Aug 1 Stanley Ketchell defeated Hugi Belly in a boxing bout at a 20000 seat arena. Ketchell dominated after a close first round with powerful body blows and a decisive finish in the final round. Ketchell was the favorite at 10 to 1 and won within the expected rounds.
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Jokers Plan Two Big Local Games Tomorrow
The Jokers schedule two games at Elmira street diamond facing the San Antonio Tigers in the morning and the Sprinter team in the afternoon Manager Weichlein predicts fast action. Loreda seeks a game with the Tigers who may travel Sunday August 9, while Krinch’s yard expects lively action as many teams schedule conflicts crowd the field.
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Jokers
San Antonio Tigers
Elmira Street
Weichlein
Amy
Buck Harris Reinstated by San Antonio Club
The San Antonio Baseball club reinstates pitcher Buck Harris after a dispute with management. He will not pitch today but is expected to finish the Shreveport series. his return strengthens the staff as all players are in form. The Orra Star Bloomer Girls tour arrives Thursday August 20, with manager in town arranging a match. no opponent has been chosen yet.
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San Antonio Started Off As Brtting Vfter Atew In the Urd, Trattt Rifled Beldy
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Harry
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Hosta
Waddell
BM Bailey
St. Louis
Sneavey
Texas
Tageball
Greane
Vanpire
Cleveland
Botimore
Pirates Tie Ups In Late Rally At San Antonio
In a tense 10th inning showdown at San Antonio the Pirates break a stalemate with Gear delivering a grand slam to cap a late rally. Ables pitched well for Shreveport while McCay Griggs and Coveney sparked the visitors with timely hits as the final score swings 12-1 in favor of the Pirates.
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Leidy
Maroney
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Vir Grant
Shreveport
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Timo
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Na Walk
Stent Bo ‘Ving Inc
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Covetay
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Fiske
Treehman
Gagklt
Sark Antonio
Wisterzil
Newnan
Gaykill
Gaskill
Newnam
Berrick
Fodder for the Fans in a Tarnished Texas Weekend
A colorful game narrative from a Texas baseball scene highlights shaky pitching and loud crowd reactions. Players like Wheat Griggs and Stovall are mentioned amid sloppy fielding, double plays, and late-inning tensions as the Pirates and Giants clash, with Detroit and St. Louis connections noted and ongoing fan enthusiasm despite errors.
Right to Holler in Tense Soccer Race
In a tense town race a team captain exercises the right to question calls made on a close finish. The crowd yells while officials hear the protest, reflecting the legal right to a fair hearing and due process in sports disputes.
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Willet
Taok
Missions and Selections Duel For City League Lead
Last night at Mission garden alleys the Missions and Cutting’s Selections battled for first place in the City league. The outcome hinged on the final innings of the second game, with key contributions from Vinel Hutt D Huth M Dulling and George Huntress among others. The Missions led early but the Selections surged, leaving the title race undecided until the sixth inning.
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Surihe
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Chap
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Jerry Youll
Vink
G. Huth
Otto Dublg
Vi. Alana
A. Dalit
A. i Dugosli
Eyurrs Hy Glacuep
Fragmented OCR list of battery makers and cities
A garbled OCR fragment lists battery makers and cities across multiple states. Names such as Summers Mudlin Tehm Lehmkit Bornhelle Carrigan Sauth Sullivane Smith Keeley Street and others appear with scattered city references including Chicago St Louis Cleveland New York Philadelphia and Detroit. The text lacks coherent context or a discernible event.
Chicago Triumph Over Boston in National League Game
Chicago edged Boston in a National League contest with a 4-2 score. Rogan and RWB contributed key hits as Chicago built an early lead, while Bast Chieuze added offense for the visitors.
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Chicago
Boston
Bast Chieuze Rogan
Mixed scores and lineups from early baseball games
The listing records varied results across several teams with players such as Esterles, King, Bresnahan, and Need among others. Highlights include Philadelphia defeating Cincinnati 3 to 0 and a Birmingham 3 Little Rock 2 contest with multiple battery pairings noted.
Fragmentary Local Notice From A Damaged OCR Page
Fragmentary text lists new hay Illuffa Johnson grave hulls tlea meat M Maracheau Hog up Jack Stotts new slavies 421 123 125 N Blores St Phona 402 details unclear with many garbled names and numbers.
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Tlea
M. Maracheau
Jack Stotts
N. Blores St
Giants Poised for World Series Shot in Tight National League Race
The National League standings tighten as New York Giants rise while Highlanders slip. McGraw’s Giants gain on Pittsburgh, with New York drawing big crowds and Cubs fading. Experts increasingly favor the Giants to reach the world championship Series this fall.
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Pittsburg
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Arc- Graw
Giants
Gotham
Highlanders
Nillion Grounds
Polo Grounds
Tlebs
Cubs
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Mmvices
Baseball Cleaner Forbidden Old Glove Tales Of Yore
A fragmented reminiscence recalls baseball’s rougher era when batters chased, and catchers masked, abuses flowed freely. Veterans note harsher scenes, spitting and taunts, with women rare at ballparks, contrasting modern restraint and nostalgia for the past.
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