National League and American League Notes From a Baseball Ledger
The report lists player movements including Harry Smith to the Pirates Editle Phelps aiming for a long career Carter joining from Syracuse and several Brook lyn releases. Brooklyn signs Pastoring Albany for 1905 06 while Deahot to Cincinnati is noted. Reulbach credits Chance coaching as a major factor. Des Moines outfielder Bob Ganley joins Pittsburg and Wallace is released. Outlined are LAD Cincinnati signings and Pittsburgh purchasing Steamer Flanagan. Western and American notes mention Barbeau Jol Week and many trial players, with Roy Martell joining from Denver and Crangle signed by Molties.
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National League News
Harry Smith
Pirates
Editle Phelps
New York
Carter
Syracuse
Charles Babb
Mitchell
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Hit
Pastoring
Albany
Ted Sullivan
Deahot
Bellingham
Cincinnati
Reulbach
Frank Chance
Infelder Hoffman
Chicago
Portland
Des Moines
Bob Ganley
Pittsburgs
Haverhill
Wallace
Stanley Rabison
St. Lois
Farrell
Vowinkel
Stenel
Pittsburg
Flanagan
Springfield
Tient Lewis
Bowie
Roy Martell
Denver
Pratt Martin
Rourke
Hui
Obama
Lies Molties
Jiliar Crangle
Wall
Iowa
Des Moses Cli
Joseph
Bayless
Durkin
Joplin
Tomy Hess
Nic
Shea
Fremont
Mooh
Rela
Butler
Kansas City
St. Louis
Roy Hartsell
Tim Hurst
Louisville
Alfred Shaw
Boston
Clay
Dave Fults
Cleveland
Jack Halla
Starles Jack
Milwaukee
Wey
Ed Barry We Decatin
Edward Hughes
Davenport
Hughes
Waehlecon
Long Tom
Blooming t Leagu e star at 28 years old
Roxy Walters, one of the three league stars, is a 28 year old Bloomington second baseman with a strong throwing arm and sharp batting eye. He batted .425 in 25 games when in condition but a broken finger and illness sidelined him. Home in Watertown Wisconsin. Career started Ashland Decatur Bloomington.
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Bloomington
Jeague
Watertown
Wis
Ashland
Decati
Unclear text from Southern League game notes
Fragmentary report mentions Diener Hecke and Linke Kwek with Haw in a potentially dampened recap. References Atlanta Chillas Ainley Anderson and pitcher Smith appear toward uneven, garbled lines about Corite hark and Seramt work.
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Southern League
Diener Hecke
Linke Kwek
Haw
Atked
Cwhen
Corite
Hark
Atlanta Chillas
Pelea
Ainley Anderson
O Hieudnghan
Jawhaonville
Ani
Smith
Tel Seramt
Anil Lick
Canittan
International golf foursome results headline and brief notes
The article reports on the first international foursome for 81000 with Vardon Taylor and Bral Herd losing to Hughind by 1 up with 12 to play. It notes Frank Kramer winning the American half mile title at Walsburg No.4 track and Lawson’s straight-heat half-mile setback. Wimbledon cup mates prize to First Lieutenant Tewe s of First New Jersey Infantry. Second New Jersey Infantry in second.
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Ermot Cochrane
Dublin
Nespring
Anne
Laweman
Betwen Harry Vardon
J. Hy Taylor
Jajier Bral
Alexander Herd
Scotland
Kughind
Frank Kramer
Walsburg
Iver Lawson
Kramer
Lawson
Fenn
Natonal Rifle Association
Centenant Tewes
New Jersey Infantry
Paace
W. E. Schutt
Cornett
Oxford University
Cornell
Oxford
Cambridge
Harvard
Yale
Henry Ford Drives Car Mile in 2836 Seconds at Atlantic City
Henry Ford conducted a timed mile trial in Atlantic City on September 5, clocking 2836 seconds. The event drew attention as Ford tested speed in a public demonstration, with spectators noting the unfamiliar pace of the car's acceleration.
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A. Atllantic City
Henry Ford
Camplel
Local College Athlete Barred From Competition
Robinson, star quarterback at the town state college in Ames, is suspended for one year from intercollegiate athletics. Jansen had played professional baseball before entering college. The British Pilotting Association football beat Canadian rivals 6 to 0 in a recent match.
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Wilmore Lake
Mieti
Bean
Isaelerion
Robinson
Towi State College
Ames
Jansen
Death at Charter Oak Fair Trotting Event
Opening day of the Charter Oak fair season was marred by the death of Sally Mune the Canadian queen after a fall near the 1000 yard mark. The untimely incident followed a dramatic pacing race and marked the event as the season’s most notable tragedy.
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Job A. E Wike
Sally Mune
Siltetineg
Secor
Wis Drokem
Ant
Batling Nelson Defeats Jimmy Britt In Colma Fight
Nelson dominates Britt across a forty five round Colma bout in California. The Californian fighter relentlessly presses and wears down Britt as the match extends far beyond expected rounds, delivering a decisive victory to claim the title.
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Colma
Cal
Wis
Whiel
Brite
Youle Carter
Seeinning
Automobile record attempts and boxing results from a noisy midwest report
The article reports on failed attempts to break the 382 second Atlantic fly mile record with Ford and Campbell, mentions Walter Chirlette's absence due to car machinery issues, and covers boxing results in Milwaukee Chicago and Kalamanon with several local contenders, along with a discussion of reliond champion James 3 tet frive and other athletic feats.
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Ford
Campbell
Atlantic
Walter
Santry
Milwaukee
Jack Ryan
Chicago
Kalamanon
Mich
Ryan
Oleenmnage
Heer
Chitley
Olive
Tuniny Mowatt
Grand Rapids
Mick
Athlaise Clib
Mowatt
Ted
Hernan
Los Angeles
James
Marvin Hingt
Toulay Rye
Aimant
Middie Delekt Obum
Lou
Harte
Leek
2Ex Puumirie
Kime Hewetet
Etrotmee Oeery
Wille Lewis
New York
Duck
Keely
Fairview
Michigan Athletic Club
Unclear OCR: Racing and remarks on multiple events
Fragmented text from an OCR page mentioning races, likely athletic events, and several persons and places. Details are garbled with numerous misspellings and random capitalizations, making it difficult to extract coherent facts or identify a single event, date, or result.
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St.Paul
Minneapolis
Cotago
North-West
Wise
Uae
Saint Louis
Memphis
Points
Southeastern
Mempis
Birmingham
Atlanta
Jacksonville
W. Martin Renenal Western Agent
Denver, Colo
Abe Cita
County
Lon Ountore
Thedford
DRS, Cunnington & Hocker
Evanston, Diamondville
Cumberland, Kemmerer
Newsy For
Coffe
Pete’s Stock Exchange
Peter Gordon, JR
Oregon Short Line Railroad
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Montpelier Ly
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Salt Lake Ly
Cumberland Branch
Cumberland
Kemmerer Ly
John Hamilton
Kemmerer, Wyon D
Apencer
P&t Air
Union Pacific
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Peghe
T? Overland Limited
Claude
Williams
South Stas
Salt Lakely
Utah
Bayeman
Louie Barbeau
Columbus
Collins
Rwil Hive Otek Aim
Rehigved
Nivhoe
Edward Garry
Kold
Hoxton
Paylor
WO Couti
Barry Jol
Willi
Peorka
Roxy Walters
Grothe
Milwaukee Boy
Corembier Elub
Parebares
Michael O'Toole
Nephue
Inland League
Keeley Af
Dentie Hhar Dubugne
Joeman
Dubigne Intande
Atiok
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Endewvoring
Witeber Swan
Dubnauy
Lee
Oll
St. Luthe ‘Trolley League
Way Tribeute
Ealing
Tivé
Hertzell
Schipke
Bathmen
Hall
American Association
Joe Cantillon
Bryce
Steve Kane
National Luagie Star
Jonisville
Sul
Fred Clay
Boston Amerian Blu
Ore Kenta
George EK
Lwagen
At Paul
Phil Geter
Eddie Wheelie
Central League
Whrebeh Pieher
Oan On
Haebern
Taphe Talebee
Anatin
Ourtielden Wirt
Mt Dayton
Athan Dally Werselbean Dostedn
Springtell
Lespri Batt
Oadiek
Leann Minager
Jimmy Hyon
Kyomestite
Spine News
Cnd Wong
Miniaer
AVE Pac
Cesubano
Batling Nelson
Victor
Jimmy Britt
Hee Lowatgon Manning
C.K. Hiliinex
Ian Ewer
Angus Points
Billings Welding
Siem
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Geom
Dee Pane Wee
Ar Emer
Zech Braye
Tun Tur
Anneal Miemiplin
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Jack Tovtivr
Alisaihl
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