Fine Attractions For The Fair at Elkins
Preparations for the Elkins fair in late August highlight excursion trains from Belington Huttonsville Durbin and Gassaway with Western Maryland and Coal Creek lines. The event promises new features a Wolne family entertainment group from New York City and daring horse acts plus rides and a theater. Officials aim to accommodate visitors with expanded transport and attractions from August 25 to 27.
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Elkins
Momn
Elkins Fair Association
Belsig
Risa
Arangementa
Western Maryland Railroad
Belington
Hikvnew
Huttonsville
Durbin
Eiking
Davia
Elking
Au- Land
Alan
Coal
Bliine
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Park
New York City
Wolne
Brandwand
Fulw
Tlorsex
Tey Kun Hermomen
Patie
Forria
National League Scores Report From Yesterday
National League games featured Chicago 4 New York 0 and Boston 2 Philadelphia 1 while St Louis 0 at Boston and Pittsburgh 4 at Philadelphia. Brooklyn faced New York in the day’s matchups with rain and wet grounds noted for the second game.
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National League Baseball Diamonds
Chicago
New York
Wet Grounds
SL. Louis
Boston
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Baseball mishap during game ends in mouth injury
A batsman named Taylor when tail tit becomes unclear, a ball struck his mouth during a Monday afternoon game. He received medical aid on site and remained under watch as doctors treated him for the injury.
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Taylor
Darelall
Sweet Melody Flour 100K for Broaddus Sale
The sale of lots in Broaddus drew 100000 dollars for Sweet Melody Flour Company. Willgon and Densison reported the bid as the leading offer in the public auction setting.
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Broaddus
Willgon & Densison
Charleroi Clarksburg Connellsville Fairmont Uniontown results
Yesterday games show Charleroi 1 Clarksburg 2 and 1 3, Connellsville 9 Fairmont 1, Uniontown 7 Grafton 6 and Uniontown 4 Grafton 1. Today matches listed Fairmont at Charleroi Clarksburg at Tulontown Grafton at Connellsville.
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Charleroi
Clarksburg
Connellsville
Fairmont
Uniontown
Grafton
Charleroit
Tulontown
American League Scores From Yesterday
Scores show Philadelphia routed Cleveland 6 to 1 and again 4 to 6. Detroit beat New York 2 to 1 while Chicago thumped Boston 6 to 3 and St Louis lost 0 to 6. The notes mention Washington at Detroit and Philadelphia at Cleveland with incomplete details.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington A. Detroit
New York
Chicago
Moston
St. Toul
Samen Toany
Washington
Detroit
Phiadelphia
Chicago has a new Cy Young
In a dramatic 12 inning game the Milwaukee squad edged the challengers as Smith of the Mets delivered a standout performance. Aub and Wid were noted for timely hits while Tawad and Xewen contributed key plays in extra innings.
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Chicago
Milwaukie
Ate
Agalos Smith
Atawad Xewen Hike
Football Changes and Penalties Highlight 19th Century Rules
The article outlines alterations to football rules including forward passes penalties, intermission length, and scoring disputes. It mentions specific changes on fouls, penalties, and play restarts, with references to players and teams and a note on unrelated product advertisements interwoven in the text.
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Weber
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Alen
Levee
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Mauda
Suatitini
Kma
Foh Gard
Fiat White
Walt Iv
Maine
Mick
Aide Ray
Barkle
Delos Lenin
Sweet Melody Flour Sale at Willison and Denison
A local notice announces a sale of Sweet Melody Flour at the Willison and Denison location. The brief item identifies the sale event and involved parties.
Uniontown Beats Grafton in Two Basketball Games
In Uwn Pa the Uniontown basketball team defeated Grafton in a doubleheader. First game ended Uniontown 24 to 7 with key plays by Kruger Frunkenberry and Redjan, while Sweeney Redman and Lawton starred for Grafton. Second game Uniontown won 43 to 14 as Sweeney and Redman contributed for the visitors and Lawtons also performed.
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Uwn
Ian Ghoings
Uniontown
Grafton
Yesturring
Jimmile Ganfer Wadtn
Thi
Kruger
Frunkenberry
Cornelia
Wazleton
Jackson
Lawton
Uhiontown
Sweeney
Redman
Faxtolon
Lawtons
Scores Sent Too Late Hurts News Value
The text complains that late score reporting makes game reports stale and less interesting. It notes delays between games and publication, highlighting that several scores were not publicized promptly. It emphasizes timely Telegram sharing to maintain reader interest.
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Poria
Joen
Darcbat
Eames Wid
Mo Pont
All in the Family
In Tarentum Pennsylvania on August 12 a local team boasts seven relatives plus another close kin, led by captain Hastert who plays first base as they claim to defeat any rival family baseball aggregation with William Jagiett from Breckenridge on board.
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Tarentum
Rene
Taadal- Hon
William Jagiett
Breckenridge
Eliewes
Hastert
Erie Magnates Sue Over Unpaid 390 Dollar Sequel Game
Inters tate League sues Dele Entertainment Co for 390 dollars claiming payment and release terms unresolved. Clarksb urg officials report sale and transactions involving McKenna McGinty and others as part of a Cincinnati deal linked to Clark s burg team.
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Hie
Dele Enterainment Company
Clarksburg
RHP
Taigr
Mawson
Teague
McKenna
Clark
Conoway
Tollay
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de McAvoy
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Dunn
Mower
Mex Avoy
McCooms
Hyplteher
Grivhen
MecAleeze
O'Hara
Drummers Sweep Double Bill Over Cherubs In Charleroi
In Charleroi Pa August 12 the Drummers won both ends of a double header against the Cherubs. Game 1 ended 2 to 1 with McCormick pitching for the Drummers and Bert Humphries for the Cherubs. Game 2 finished 4 to 1 as Wilson held the Cherubs down and McCormick again pitched for the Drummers.
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Charleroi
Chérubs
Osborne
McCormick
Bert Humphries
Cherubs
Wilson
Clarksburg
Bert
Fairmont Cubs Edge Connellsville in Slugfest
In Connellsville Pennsylvania the Fairmont team defeated Connellsville 8 to 1 as Haught and Randle provided three-base hitting. Pitcher Carlisle held the center with strong defense while Babe Adams of Douaville led the circuit with 16 wins and 6 losses for the season. The game featured solid pitching and timely hitting as onlookers noted the visitors improving in the league standings.
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Haught
Randle
Yoedt
Gates
Parker
Cannon
Carlisle
Dalli
Dob Fratheringhim
Maxalion
Pinher
Hig
Ohin
Ambitious Baseball Trades and Curio Advertisements Emerge
A jumble of player names, prices, and league notes appears, including talks of Montreal ties, a New York Nationals standout, and a Detroit purchase of Owen Funk. The text also lists defunct deal chatter and a bulk ad for a patent medicine, highlighting a mix of sports gossip and commercial pitches.
Kans City Pitchers Sold For Large Sums In Rumored Draft
A list of baseball players from Kansas City region being bought by various teams for sizable amounts includes Chick Brandon to Pilsburg for 1000 and Jon Wout to Heaton Americans for 5000. Shin reportedly reluctant to report while owner Tay seeks higher bids. Other terms mention Wood, Jap Barhexat, Styers, and a Wig Indian catcher sale to New York Nationals for 8000.
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Chick” Brandon
Pilsburg
Jon Wout
Kana City
Han Boon
Heaton Americans
Sinew Shin
Tayin
Wood
Kansas City
Jap” Barhexat
Toledo
Styers
St. Paul
Tas
Anid
New York Nationals
Merger Talk Between Tri-State and New York Leagues
Reports From Tri-State and New York State League camps discuss a potential merger next year. The preferred circuit would unify as a single league for financial strength. Some clubs in Tri-State reportedly ready to quit while towns like Altoona and Johnstown faced economic pressure from baseball dividends.
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Nino Seons
New York State
Altoonahay
Johnatown
Stockhollers
Olle Tough
Pines
Miller S Lead Sharon Batters In O and 1 League
Roy Miller leads batters with a .400 average and Jack Miller follows at .385. William Guede from Akron is sold to Cleveland. McNag played 80 games with a .302 average, 320 at bats and 116 safeties.
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McKeerport
Roy Miller
Jack Miller
William Guede
Akron
Cleveland
McNag
Ue Haw
Bat
One Up Of Lumbermen Baseball Team Announced
Manager Dietz unveils the Lumbers Men lineup to play the bankers at Union Park Friday at 4. No admission is charged and friends of the women are invited to attend. The lineup includes LO Smith as catcher Ray Guppert as pitcher GW Robinson at first base W E Debts at second base F McNeill at short C Parr at third M Sutton at left field B Cutright at right field C McMana way at center field.
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Lumbers
Bankers
Union [Park
Nolock
LO. Smith
Ray Guppert
Robinsons
W. E. Debts
F. McNeill
C. J. Parr
Tela
M. Sutton
B. Cutright
C. McMana
Vogel Minstrels Open Grand Opera House Season
Next Monday the Grand Opera House opens its season with Vogel’s Minstrels in an unexcelled performance. Manager Vogel is praised as one of the top in the minstrel world, with Charles Gano joining as a popular co performer. Palace venue touted as magnificent and beautifully staged.
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Grand Opere
Vogel
Charles Gano i
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