Reddy Mack's Bunch to the Baby Act in Fairmont
Report of a local baseball game describing Reddy Mack's group facing defeat with disputed calls and late-inning rallies. The piece notes crowd size at Union Park, standout plays, and the close seventh inning, with references to players like Lower, Clark, McGinty, and Esaler. Also mentions Beaver Falls vs Scottdale and college baseball scores Yale over Harvard.
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Esaler
Clavie
Leah
Fairmonters
Reddy
Piedmont West Penn League Signaled Change in Cumberland
Fragmented OCR lists seek to anchor Piedmont joining the West Penn league with Cumberland and nearby towns. Notes multiple rail and business figures and rooms, with scattered references to Beevons, architects, lawyers, and potential town boosts amid indeterminate schedules. The text hints Piedmont could become a central town if the league realigns areas including Cumberland, Clarksburg and Beaver Falls, but details are unclear.
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Das
Tbh
Piedmont
Berlin
Asena
Reigh
Cumberland
Fairmont Team Triumphs Amid Tight Baseball Contest
The Fairmont nine built early momentum and held a late surge to defeat their opponents in a close game. Key moments included a sacrifice and timely hits, with several two base hits noted as the team pressed for runs. The battery work and fielding steadiness helped secure the win in a taut, frequently seen back and forth battle.
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Harry Lumley
Harry Bubttey de Spapray
Brooklyn
Tuxef
Newldorel
Lumley
Iagve
Fairmont
Jackson
Dalls
Cumberland shut out by Butler in 4 0 win
Butler defeats Cumberland 4 to 0 in a WHG game last evening. Gribben made a notable catch and Wardman stopped the final play. League results list West Pems Clarkshire 54, Fairmont A Butler 3, Cumberland 0, Falls Scottdale 2, Greensboro 5, Connellsville 4.
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Butler
Cumberland
Griben
Wardman
Roche
Frankenferry
Witlets
Jard Gribben
T West Pema
Clarkshire
Fairmont
A. Butler
Falls Scottdale
Greensbero
Gonnelizeinie
Turbulent Play Marks Compact Baseball Innings
The fragment describes repeated hits and fielding miscues as players Besier McGinty Adams and Terrill struggle at bat and in the field. An error by Adams, a misplayed throw by Ter tiil, and a run allowed amid a tense late game, with teammates noting the effort and occasional mistakes during the contest.
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Adams
Tertiil
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