Oilers Rally to Take Lead in Fourth In Close Contest
Beaumonths led by Love and Pures produced a late burst in the fourth frame to put the Oilers ahead and tie the series. Nags fought back with a three-run rally in the eighth as Martina, Munsell and Hedrick kept the game tight, but a decisive ninth inning sealed the Oilers victory.
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Beaumont Filers
League Park
Oilers
Benamonters
Joe Martina
Luce
Berper
Fialenti
Schwint
Gevert
Martina
Harding
Bat
Pander
Wavenstam
Renth
Abe Brones
Standings and results from Thursday games across leagues
The page lists standings and results for multiple teams including Fort Worth Waco and Houston, with notes on Shreveport and Dallas Houston. It records Brooklin Cincinati Philadelphia New York games and Friday scheduling, showing team wins losses and upcoming matchups.
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Tesultr Brooklin
Stibuls
Cincinmati
Philadelphia
Til
New York
Djusnt i Dustuu
Federal League results and schedule scan
Fragmentary league notes show teams like Baltimore Brooklyn and Newark Pittsburg listed with scores and upcoming matches. Incomplete fragments mention St Louis and Buffalo with scattered city names and pairings, suggesting a standings or schedule page from a local paper.
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Tiny Britay
Brooklyn
St .Leala
Baltimore
Caloapy
Buffalo
Newark
Pittsbero
Pittsburg
Louis Bee
Bunny Brief Sold to Salt Lake from Chicago
Bunny Brief, a former Chicago American League player and 82 year old veteran, was sold Thursday to Salt Lake in the Psacific Beast League. Brief played last season in the American Association before joining the Pacific circuit.
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Chicago
Iule
Bwony
Brief
Zencan Ug
Baceman
Salt Lake
Psestic Beast League
American Association
Fallette
Anajer Tenge
Farrell Issues Rules For Cleveland Harness Racing
Thura day at North Randall track featured Geers driving his trotter to victory. Farrell, secretary of the National Association of Professional Baseball, announced rules governing optional agreements and trotter sales by August 11. The document refers to Latin Lea and Pop as notable runners and mentions a 2:06 3-4 record and a 2:17 trot to be regulated by the association.
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Cleveland
Pont Geers
North Randall
Jonn
Wo Parrell
Association of Professional Baseball
Bent Mare
Eclub
St.|eicee
Eee
Aiko
Quigley Evers Row Sparks League Inquiry
In Boston and Kingston, amid a July game disturbance, umpire Quigley ejected Joan Evers after a heated exchange. National League officials planned to review the altercation and possible violations, with both men facing discipline.
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James E. Gatley
Feion Club
Telekeaphod
Tener
National League
Gainey
Evers
Mr. Gaffney
Keller
Seven Run Rally Wins for Pirates
A chaotic sports report notes a seven run rally by the Pirates with players including Galvmeton, Naylor, Ward, and Keven PUA contributing in the first innings. Umpire Wright is mentioned and Galveston is identified among locations involved.
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Pirates
Naylor
Ward
Louie Keven
Mrarachns
Tony
Houston
Girixe Beligett
Mirse
Galveston
Fae
Nigdur
Alor
Heraon
Bartout
Moore
Siafenston
Silom
Indoor baseball league actions spark tight games at Y.M.C.A.
The Cubs beat the Athletes 2-1 and the Cardinals defeated the Tigers 4-2 in a junior indoor league at the YMCA. Mueller pitched a one hit game but issued several walks, while LeStourgeon, Lowe, Arnold and others contributed timely hits for their clubs in Saturday’s action.
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Cardinals
Ute ‘Tigers
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Shurday
St Rune
Battle Weliteen Alley
Mueller
LeStourgeon
Lowe
Arnold
Athletics
Aylmer
Stewart
Behacen
Cuahfoam
O'Tranlen
Henora
Tutus Sed Vanduevenlee
Open Water Championship Draws Eight Swimmers
Eight competitors entered the one mile Amateur Athletic Union Open water Championship in San Francisco. Tad Langer of Los Angeles announced plans to challenge a new American record in the race after setting two world marks in indoor events and previous American records in the quarter mile and half mile.
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Cal
Amateur Athletic Union
Tady Langer
Lans Angeles
Langer
Baker Back In Game Morganton Sees Semi Pro Signing
J Weal Baker former Philadelphia American League third baseman was signed by Morganton Club of the Western Carolina League a semipro organization. Other items mention laconic game notes on Ness and Berg rumors in Los Angeles and Oakland but details are garbled.
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MN. Oy
J. Weal Baker
Philadelphia Americans
Morganton Club
Te Western
WordsRayolina League
Hardy Convicted In Cincinnati Baseball Lottery Case
Edward Hardy was found guilty in municipal court on July 23 in Cincinnati for involvement in a countrywide campaign against baseball lotteries. He claimed he acted as an agent for higher figures and received ten days and a $10 fine, later reduced to $25, arranged to be paid.
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Cincinnati
Edward Hardy
Hardy
Oxford student breaks one mile world record in Yale event
The note quotes Narminn a Harvard or Oxford student and Rhodes scholar achieving a mile time faster than the prior world record. Details include 12.3 seconds for a distance segment and comparisons to W. O. George and others, with references to dates and places like Cambridge and Canhyhittee.
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Tormer
Oxford
Myton
Starvard Stagion
W. O. George
Suerte
Vague odds and scores touch multiple teams across venues
Fragmentary OCR data lists several team matchups and scores such as Allen and Perry, Chlenze 4 Haldmiert 1, Kansas City 4 190 O1N, and references to St. Louis and Buffalo. The text reads like a jumbled scoreboard across locations with unclear dates and participants.
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Buffalo
Kansas City
Kansas
Bastiat
Haltoten
Anderson and
Allen
Packerd
Fasserly
Discovery of Nevada cave reveals ancient legends and skull
An elaborate account describes a Nevada cave unearthed by a girl student guided by legends. Fossils suggest the site dates back over three thousand years, with a skull estimated at nine thousand years old. The tale tied to early Indigenous peoples spans generations.
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Philadelphic Press
Hstory of
Science
Nevada
Pittdown
Kent
England
Nevada University
UIGES WINS LONG MATCH FROM EVANS
Prank Tinks defeated O. and Evans in a long tennis tournament match. Hicks won decisive games by clever net play and strong returns, taking the second set after leading throughout the match. Referee George Wheeler oversaw a tense contest as the event moved toward an afternoon rematch.
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George Wheeler
Clowe
Early Lead Sparks Dallas Victory
Dallas won after a rapid start, supported by strong pitching from Renter and Muna. Hendrick's defensive play preserved the lead, and the visitors rallied late but fell short as Dallas held on for the win in Shreveport.
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Dullive
Atlas
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Muna
Cram
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Beveretee-aert
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Haye
Hitting Predominates In Panther Victory
Fort Worth defeated Waco 7 to 5 in a rough game with free hitting. Fentress pitched hard for Waco while Markle relieved and Donalda followed, amid disputes leading to Ats being ejected from the park. Umpire Miller officiated as Sage Markle Walters and Jordan contributed at bat.
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Tip
Fentress
Forts Worth
Sege
Markle
Donalda
Ats
Port Worth
Sage
Walters
Jordan
Urapire
Miller
Multiple Baseball and Athletics Notes From The South
Reading notes from Atlanta New Orleans Birmingham and Little Rock report on minor league games and player moves. Included are batter rankings pitchers released and upcoming championships with names such as Merritt and others linked to Southern Association play and national meets.
Recap of the Wild Bill and Frank Childs boxing era
The piece recounts early 1900s boxing legends including Wild Bill, Frank Childs, and Marvin Hart. It details Hart's knockout glory and a December 1901 title bout, Charley White’s travels, and the enduring impact of Bill Barnaban’s defeat. It notes Barnaban’s decline after the loss and Wild Bill’s controversial exploits.
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Tan
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Copter Kyndnie
Courthouse Invincibles to Meet City Hall Sluggers in Weekend Clash
The Courthouse Invincibles captained by Malcolm St Rye prepare to face the City Hall Sluggers at League Park this Saturday afternoon July 91. Captain Stuart says his team will win cleanly as hundreds of fans are to watch the event. Local reporters note the San Antonio team is out of the city and other details remain unsettled as the event nears.
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McMaxhen
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Los Angeles Cub
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Inin Heath
Dencke
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Albert Vie Adel
William Myers
George Wheeler
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Ailirey Saltotiela
Alwin Frick
Harry Toaster
Mbarara Hetil
Sawyer Leads Evans In Western Open Semifinal
Ned Sawyer of Chicago led Chick Evans of Chicago in the semifinal round of the Western Open Golf Championship. Sawyer held a four up morning lead before finishing 1 up at the end of the first halt, with Neville and Miller among early victims as Evans and Sawyer advanced toward the final amid favorable round scores and record medal pace.
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Ned" Sawyer
Chicago
Wna
Chick" Eves
Sawyer
J.D. Standish Jr
Detroit
Bingham
Graveland
Chick" Evans
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Moana
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Hminy Standish
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Cy Pownesse
Pittsburg
Suyver
National League Hronldro records and match results
In Brooklyn and surrounding cities the National League slate shows scores for teams including Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Boston, Chicago, and New York. Highlights include Boston 4 Chicago 3, Philadelphia 9 0, and Pittsburgh-New York doubleheader events with varied outcomes. multiple players named in box scores and percentage details are listed amid scattered game notes.
American League Shbougp Results And Box Scores
Baseball scores from early games show Chicago beating New York 8 to 1 in the first game with Shawkey and Sweeney among batters. Second game lists Chicago 1 and New York 6 with Caldivall and Mayer contributing for the visitors. Other reports note St Louis and Boston split, while Detroit’s game was postponed due to rain.
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New York
Caldivall
Mayer
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