Marion High School baseball team promises fast play and new uniforms
Captain Allyn leads Marion High School with many fast players as examinations begin for a busy season. The squad, aided by AH Winans, trains at Webb Park and plans several games across Ohio including a home clash with Upper Sandusky. Fans expect a strong start in new uniforms donated by the city.
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Schiolspeclal
Marion High School
Duewell Allyn
Ohio
Acconiine
Merion
Sandusky
Inter
Buatieny
Webb Park
Marion
Gollow
Rvadylvanke
Iberia High
Marton High
Upper Sandusky
Gallon
Marton
Teshylvania
Hageman
Thow
Pitchorss Ross
Watcher
Naddock
Heatt
Allyn
Murr
McCinre
Welds
Howser
Ridie
Playing at Akron The Diggees Set To Face Tip Tops
The Diggees depart for Akron with twelve players to challenge the Tip Tops in the opening real game of the season. A well attended exhibition match is planned for Welb Park tomorrow afternoon between Akron and Marton, with expected large crowds. The lineups will mirror today’s arrangement.
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Akron
Welb
Marton
Akpan
Morton on minor league drafting and player exploitation
President Morton argues major leagues must curb the wholesale drafting of minor league players. He says clubs seize talent to win titles, then return players with little career payoff, harming minors and creating dissatisfaction among players and fans.
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Morton
Morten
The Merry Widow Hat At A Ball Game
A fragmentary, humorous musings mix fashion with ballpark antics and fan banter. The text riffs on a Merry Widow hat, playful insults, and imagined scoring styles during a game day, with scattered references to players, umpires, and etiquette.
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Merry Widow
Lefty Wilhelm Delivers Hot One About Mylett
The passage recalls Lefty Wilhelm detailing a game moment with Tommy Mylett. He mocks a costly error and jokes about plays known to the team. Wilhelm’s quip turns on insider knowledge and a punchy critique of a specific misplayed moment.
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Lefty
Wilhelm
Mylett
Tommy
Magnificent defense and rally in a famed Chicago game
A vivid account praises stellar fielding by the Rede and others, highlighting Andy Leonard's left field dash and Cravers, King, McVey, Wright, Swazey, and McAfee turning spectacular plays. The narrative recalls Mort Kite rallying Lanningburg, a late comeback by the Cynomiads, and a dramatic six-run burst before Chicago answered with eight and tied, ending in a legendary confrontation on the diamond.
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Cinelanati
Felding
Pertteot
Chicagos
Chicago
Catbert McAfee
Tracy
Mr. Sullivan
Mort Kite
Merton
Cll Lanningiurg
Wellington
Waterloo Rouse
Ted
Lo Mi
Alice
America
Veteran recalls greatest ball game in 1870s
Ted Sullivan, a famed baseball manager, recalls the 1870 deciding game between Worcester White Stockings and Boston Red Stockings at Dexter Park in Chicago. Some 35,000 spectators filled the grounds as Brooklyn’s Robt Mer binon was chosen to manage the Athletes of Brooklyn. The opening game ended 10 to 6 for White Stockings, aided by George Wright’s absence.
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Liequem Ton
Ted Sullivan
Dexter Park
Chicago
Axi
Robert — Mer Binon
Brooklyn
Ware
Uplee
Mansfield and Newark squads aim for league pennant
In the Ohio State League circuit reports show Mansfield building a strong, largely new lineup under Manager McVey with familiar bats Breyawiter and Bert Biery amid plans for a robust season. Newark edges toward a playoff push as veteran leaders anchor a refreshed squad while alarge contingent of players sharpen in spring drills and preparations for a tough schedule.
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Mansfield
McVey
Mingere
Horness
Breyawiter
Guley
Bert Biery
Hiery
Zeb Reynolds
Hobby Whiktor
Tin Mow
Robby Quinn
Enater
Agentehe
Wider Gardella
Timber
Mansfeld
Puaun
Manetie
Fragmented OCR Text Summary of Local Note
A garbled OCR passage describes a violent event with injured or dead individuals referenced indirectly. Names and details are heavily distorted, but the tone suggests a crime or fatal incident. The text includes stray phrases about a runner and a suspect, with vague mentions of a path and a note.
Mirror Ohio State League sport coverage expanded
The Mirror announces a strengthened sporting supplement with special correspondents in every city. Readers will get comprehensive, accurate game reports as if the team played at home, with writers identified and a polished presentation aimed at a lively summer season.
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Mirror
Morton Jnet
Ailion
Hoda
Piper
Unclear cricket match report with mixed names
The item appears to be an OCR damaged snippet describing a game or event on April 12 involving Kalil in charge and Van Went with various players named oddly. The text is garbled and many names are unreadable, making precise details on teams scores or outcomes unavailable.
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Van
Kublgres
Alri
Huy and
Shine
Ors Murai
Mucor
Gulders
Guiffeldore Kuusvemulyt
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