Charleroi Triumphs In Scrappy Pinch Bout At Home
Charleroi won the game in a tense street fight after a player from Clarksburg was struck. Bruce Morrison was hit by Houser amid a run and a near-riot drew protests to league officials. Several disputes and ejections marked the skirmish as McAvoy was removed for arguing. Box score notes Eakins hit by cer, time 1:30, umpire Gibbs.
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Daily Telegram
Charleroi
Jenkins
Osborne
Bruce Morrison
Clarksburg
Houser
Orrison
Theselarksburg
Welch
Ford Drumm
McAvoy
Drumm
Cer Eakins
Gibbs
A “Mathers
Osgrove
Alley
Ilbert
Mellvaine
Lawson
Dawson
Conaway
McGinty
Isrtison
Gilbert
Zinn
McIlvaine
Miller
Gribben
New Baseball Team Organized in Clarkesburg
A new baseball team in Clarkesburg is organized under the name Clarkersburg Americans. Wilkin Mats invites name suggestions, plans a 1900s schedule, and lists a tentative lineup including James, V Stewart, A Zihn, C Stewart, Winnie Matz, R Zinn, Deems, Fox, L Blackshire, and substitutes. Also notes Sunday dinner menus and local vendor ads alongside an ad for Chamberlains Paty Balm for rheumatism relief.
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Clarkerburg Americans
Wilkin Mats
Clarksbute
McMillen Ae Buealey
Tou James
V. Stewart
Pase
A “Zihn
Bas
C. Stewart
Short
Winnie Matz
Anacer
R. Zinn
Eebter Fletdy
Fox
Blackshire
Wobatitute
Night Cure product cited for women health books
An advertisement promotes Book No. 4 for Women and Dr Shoop's Night Cure medical suppositories. It claims soothing healing effects for women not well and notes confidential medical editors and sellers, mentioning Racine and a dealer network. The text is fragmentary and promotional in tone.
PANA RESULTS And scattered scores across meets
Incomplete OCR reports results with several misreads such as Wharlerot Clarksbare and Kalemon-Cienpalieville, noting rain and unions mile logistics. Other lines reference: Clark store at Charleroi, Fairmont at Gounellayitic, and Booitiliaig at Infontown with mixed figures and prices.
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Wharlerot
Clarksbare
Kalemon-Cienpalieville
Uniontown-ootdals
Mtaniling of
Chute Clubs
Uniontownet
Conmetiensuts
Clarksblings
Charlarot Fs
Obo Fairmoot
Bertani
Clarkstore
Charleroi
Falemont
Gounellayitic
Booitiliaig
Tnfontown
Siblings in Baseball Standouts Across Generations
The article notes that even famed players like Christy Mathewson and Connie Mack’s assessments could not guarantee brotherly success in the major leagues. It cites examples such as Hank Mathewson and Ira Teague, with varied outcomes among siblings. It mentions Charley Hemphill and Frank Hemphill, plus Frank’s brief Chicago White Sox trial, reflecting mixed results among sibling careers.
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Tully
Dele
Panty Brothers
Christy Mathewson
Sir
Hank
Connie Mack
Ddle Plank
Clark Grimth
Ira
Grit
Norwich
Connection Teague
Ben
Plant
Gritt
Charley Hemphill
Frank
Chicago White Sox
Tri-State
Uncertain Baseball Gossip Signals Mixed 1906 Notes
A garbled page fragment recalls Beata eam players Mooplaert Schmidt and Hartman and mentions manager Drumm. It notes Waynesburg College preparing to play Carnegie Tech, Morgantown games, and Westminster College matches. Uniontown, Altoona, and Buckeye ties loom as leagues adjust rosters and coaching.
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Mooplaert
Bola Bedout
Weason
Schmidt
Hartman
Pitcher Ace Biewart signs with Olban and Midseason Moves
An uneven panorama of minor league moves and trials unfolds as UNFORM Pitcher Ace Biewart signs with Olban. Accounts mention itineraries to Uje meeting of the United Com yocreral and Travelers night encounters. Amid shifts, Captain Howard of CC and players like Connell with injuries, Welch from Pittsburg, and Ward negotiating Washington interests shape roster and futures.
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Uje Mineting
United
Howard
Asd mi
Tr Bunetall
Prine Rane
Canton Lanett
Parkersburg
Connell
Big League Holds Shoot at Monongahela Club
Second of the year shoot opened at 9 40 on the grounds of the Chirkebure Gin Club by the Monongahela Valley Sportsmen League. About 19 000 rounds fired. Members from Morgantown Fairmont Wheeling and other towns attended. Notable visitors included H Hunk of Liteton and Lester Geliman of New York. Shooting will end between 5 and 7 tonight.
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Qlwot
Chirkebure
Monongahela Valley Sportemen League
lewKes
Charksburg
Morgantown
Fairmont
Manhington
Gratton
Liltleton
Air
Fank Smith
Spatrie
Mr. Taylor
Aftair
HH. Stephens
New Rochelle
Lester Geliman
New York
Boyert Powdee Company
National League Scores and Standings Fragment
Baseball notes show Philadelphia beating New York in a 12 inning contest failed to finish cleanly with rain and delays. Chicago Boston St. Louis and Brooklyn results listed with battery pairings and standings. games slated for today include Philadelphia at New York and Brooklyn at Chicago.
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Boston Nationale
Brooklyn
Bostons
Pastor
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St Louis
Doremer
New York
Doerner and Bower
Boston
Yuan
Pastorious
Rileir
Berger
Philadelphia
Bt. Louis
Huston
Chicago
Whington
Cloba Glovelund
Hoxton
Washington
Aha
Detroit
St. Loui
Cleveland
American League Athletics Fall Short to Phillies in Rainy Tilt
In a tense pro baseball game Philadelphia defeated Boston as the Athletics were outbatted and struggled early. Touching up Young for three runs in the first and eighth innings, Boston built a lead before Philadelphia rallied. Halverson and Young pitched for the Athletics with Carrigan, Miewers, and Schreck behind the plate, while the Phillies benefited from strong fielding and timely hitting.
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Philadelphi
Boston
Athletics
Young
Curtey
Coke
Vickers
Thelpha
Sere Innuxa
Rae
Bowton
Philadelphia
Halverson
Young and Carrigan
Miewers and Schreck
Rehpal of Methods Summer School at Morgantown
A June 25 to July event, the fifth session of the Rehpal of Methods promises a rare treat with five regular courses and many specialties. Prominent instructors from leading summer schools will teach in subjects from Sunday school to adult education, with international certificates offered to meeting participants. Tuition is low and the program aims to expand teaching and church work, with illustrated prospectuses available on request.
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Morgantown
Lsuet
J. W. Barnes
International
Mrg. Torophing L. Baldwin
Thas
Charles G. ‘Trumpnil
Sunday School Dimes
Opilean
Mary Foster Bryner
G. W. Mond
Pittsburg
H. T. Musselman
Philadelphia
W.C. Shafer
Wheeling
W.va
Team reorganizing at Fairmont mount squad
Mack and Haymond push a reorganization of the Fairmont team as they prepare to assemble a stronger lineup. The report notes new signings, core players, and potential bench changes, with local expectations that the squad will solidify after several days of adjustments.
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Sratace
Ron Ysis
Fairmont Times
Belinver
Curus Hax Rivays
Juan Dex
Musk Cay
Anilo
Atiok
Brat
Volasa Aulders
Antons
Michaells
Mood
Lett
Carliaie
Lo Joral Tans
Tate
McDonnell Likely Winner At Paleyia Park Baseball Sale
McDonnell appears set to win the season prize tied to tickets sold at Colon park in Paleyia. W W Wilson, a park ticket seller, notes ticket sales and the related awards despite garbled OCR text. The offer includes Sourware costs and other merchandise from Thomas Co. in Dayton Ohio.
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Mark McDaniell
Colon Park
W. W.wilson
Streams of Rampage Disrupted At Waterfront Event
A chaotic scene disrupted a Water UML Vaing event as an overflow occurred between two local arden factions. Police and emergency crews responded as crowds separated by barriers, while a performer named Kennie’s paint bars fell, leaving debris and a shattered stage.
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Smith
Ummer Arden
Zurune
Flaherty
Kennie
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Charleroi Outfit
Pennsylvania
Morrison
Aborney J
FL Speer
Pittevorn
B. P. Deugiem
Ranch Coal & Coke
Yanen Lynch
Cimelnpati
Rome
West wMilforg
Baseball
Waynesburg
Colaro
Carnegie Technicheel Toany
Pitsburg
Waynesburg Col
Sloge
Hirum
McCirty
Shakes
Westminster College
Therestor
Mannington Athletics
Verity Bastad
Altoona
Uniontown
Pawva
Keller
Davis
Buck Belt Athletic Association
Pam G. Smith
P.O. M
Washington and Jefferson May
The
Western Pennsylvania Inetercollegiate Association
Aoe
Carpenter
Tri- State League
Ballehfha Taskam
Didfemjurg
Willalow
Drumm Thas
Mannington
Varatty
Youle Wit
Marion County Yam & Dale
Ace Biewart
Olban
Marshall
Hutler
Withington Bay
Bnrttoy Ltrom
Beott
Johns
Bantoni Ta
Montgomery
Trenton
Coe
Ashowback
Johnstown
Ward
Washington Independénts
Dickering
Ettaraon Park
Davin and
We Miontown
Wilbur-Reich
Siaron
John Welch
Sparkes and Doom
Mathewson
Beecher
Bresnahin
Needham
McGraw
Drew Mathewson
Bresnahan
Teacher
Phillies
Detroit Bears
St. Louis
Detroit Heat
Waddell and
Spencer
Sumenirs
Dios
Mack
Haymiond
Mont
Mdonnell
Cansum
Ramples Thes
Thomas Co
Dayton, O
Streams OF Rampage
Ed.v.price &Co
Burkette & Boughner, Merchant Tailors
Over Pike News Co
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