Marion Triumphs In Ten in Close Webb Park Battle
In a tense Webb Park contest Marion beat Lanightown 2 1 in ten frames as Red Farrell steals home for the decisive run. Lucas and White dueled in a pitcher’s duel with Marion capitalizing on timely hitting from LaRue and Farrell. It was a gusto filled battle with late scoring and strong fielding from both sides.
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Red Farrell
Webb Patie
James Lunes
White
Diggirs
Lanictown
Lucas
Laas
Bateman
LaRue
ASC
Ohio State
Lucae
Whits
Humphreys
Whart
Jim
Jriven
Piper
Gowdy
Livens
Stong
Brown
Mit
Farrell
Day
Ward
Tughey Tate
Leas
Ketter
Juontyaves
Parrell
Hend
Lalue
Mack
Lucan
Carter
Fale
du Witte
O'Day
Harrell
Battlia
Sir James
Lawks
Yeaterfly
Webb Park
Laleca
Diggers Rally In Errorless Defense In Tight Ball Game
Marion pitcher Partell outdueled White as the Diggers split four games with Lake and Mata Held, with Lame shining at third base. Liveans limited White’s batters while Hester Humphreys Calhoun Gowdy pressed for hits, and the Diggers won four of seven games in a busy stretch.
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Marion
Favret
Tate
el Ketter
Lotihaw
Reas Andeson
Lara
Usstons Lancaster
Heller
Humphreys
Stone of Carter
Calhoun
Gowdy
Piper
White
Wee Cay
Lancaster Ee
Mario
Partell
Mata
Mierlow
SOX AND TIGERS TAKE TWO IN TIGHT TILT
In a busy Tuesday doubleheader the American League events featured the Sox and Tigers each taking a pair of games. Detroit and New York traded blows as top hitters produced crucial runs, with standout performances from pitchers and sluggers shaping the day’s outcomes.
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Western Clube
Husbands Sold by Wives Across Times and Lands
A London Tit-Bite report recounts a Paddington Police Court hearing where a wife claimed she sold her husband under a binding agreement while seeking relief for threats. It notes a Munich case of a wife selling a fortune seeking to resume rights, and a French instance where a wife sold her ailing husband to rival proprietors.
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Paddington
London
Sammoun
Munich
France
Partitao
Laoundrem
Ie Man
Molders Win Fifth Straight in Newark Victory
Newark defeated Portsmouth 6 to 2 as Molders secure their fifth straight win aided by a sharp triple play started by Spencer Buhanan and Walfe. Uncle Joe Locke limited the Wight Riders to two hits at Memorial Park.
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Joe Locke
Wight
Rale
Manofield
Newark
Portsmouth
Seth Ents
White Park
Wirray
Enews
Locke
Wales
Anh
K ‘Sotman
Fiurt
Paneer
Wluvieds Wohanton
J Kellen
Aieeie
Meteor
Newark J
Jortamouth
Thun Snyder
Abbott
Winters
Sturray
Wratten
Totman
Spencer
Bohannon
Shack
Tacke
Mercer
Hass
Wille
O Locke
Mércer
Moeller
Diggers Set for Newark Trip and Week Schedule
The Diggers depart for Newark for three days of play with doubleheaders likely. Marion, Newark, and Lancaster squads clash as Diggers chase the pennant. Datcher Laskey joins the squad. timing remains tight as Hie login aims to recover. Browd Wil pit and Wilmot slated to pitch this week. Portsmouth, Lancaster, and Marion are on the upcoming schedule with big crowds expected.
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Newark
Moller
Marton
Mondéra
Dlakere
Buss
Marion
Datchler Laskey
Tim
Une-up
Pirat
Parker
Wilton
Lima
Bunday
Sally
Lancaster
Burk
Lefty Webb
Wil Pitey
Diggers
Willmot
Webb Park
Portsmouth
Springfield
Domestic Dispute Ends With Police Intervention
An estranged husband and wife clash over possession of a transaction leading to the wife threatening the buyer with a stick after intercepting a letter. A passing constable quells the disturbance. Earlier, in Manchester, a wife exaggerated a market bid for her husband Price, praising many feats to boost auction prices, while Admiral Crichton faced spirited bidding and was eventually knocked down.
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Machester
Price
Admiral Crichton
Guinea
Tragic Memory Nearly Ends In Cartoon Confusion
A fragment from a Tatler column recounts two unemployed men, Joe and Jack, who shirked work and faced a startled foreman during a tense exchange. The dialogue turns on a misplaced plank and a tense moment as voices rise and confusion grows.
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Jack Thompson
Jack
Joe
Tatler
Bridge players foiled by covert substitutes in club game
Herbert Tate-Willis notes a tale of two onlookers who quietly shadowed a bridge match. Two strangers swapped chairs, blew smoke, and whispered advice to players. Substitutes then played out the hands, while the original pair vanished, leaving the room puzzled.
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Herbert Tate-Willis
Ely
Gui
Witty political retorts in historical parlance
The passage recalls anecdotes of political figures silencing hecklers with sharp quips. Sir Henry Havelock-Atlan fixes on a remark about breath to deflate praise and disarm critics. Johnny, Morley, Campbell of Manale, and others are noted for swift, humorous rejoinders that boosted audience rapport.
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Ak Witty Nally
London
R. Smith
Diwaye
Henry Havelock-Atlan
Johnnny
Campbell of
Tales of Tamagno and His Parsimonious Fame
Tales recount the late tenor Tamagno in a Beritage Fagoblait, noting his extreme thrift. He hoarded wealth to please his daughter and family, kept open house at his villa near Varese, and left 40 000 rubles to the Milan marriage, while odd habits such as mixing wine into mineral water at hotels are described.
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Tamagno
Varese
Milan
St. Petersburg
Petersburg
Berlin
Prague
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