Snyder's Clout Decides Game In Newark Out Hit
Newark sluggers fail at crucial times as Diggers pitcher Jack Bushelman and fielders Brown Bayder Abbott, Hart and others hold the visitors to no runs. Abbott and Snyder doubled, LaRue stole once, Winters and Smith scored in a tight ninth. Crowd of 1600 at the tall yard.
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Des Kirk
Newark
Tall Yard
Jack Bushelman
Brown
Bayder
Abbott
Busheman
Mulders
Bushelman
Hart
O'Day
Walle
Boshelman
Atart
Dinwell
Anderson
Larue
Snyder
Charles
Farrell
Ketter
Attor Drake
Wilken
Fleet
Dunhelman
Peart
Weinie
Jett
Ullows
Wilson
la Rue
Wratten
Wile Winters
Smith
Gugil
Anderson Agin
Marion
Aypein
Baseball Recap with Eccentric OCR Fragments
Incomplete game summary shows players Bave on balla Wce Ars etc. Mentions Beore two base hit Gygli Snyder three base hits, Bushelman pitching eight strikeouts, Brown four, Murray stolen bases, and an attendance figure near 0. Attendance listed as p au0 with time 1:45.
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Balla
Graig
Wilson
Lotehaw
Murray Khate
Anderson
Beore
Gygli
Snyder
Bushelman
Drown
Brown
Lotahaw
Murray
Wratten
Anne
Vimpire
Hiart
Diggers Triumph Despite Parson’s Faults In Wild Affair
Craig out pitched Bucknell while Wilcon’s catch and double steals keyed a 2 1 victory for the Diggers over Parson. The game featured Tumulty like misplays but Craig showed speed and curve work, with O Day and Ketter delivering clutch hits. Fans stayed on edge as timing and small miscues shaped the late tension and defensive flashes, including Wilson’s running grab and a double steal sequence.
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Maile
Ferwat
Wilton
O'Day
Lantue
Aingle
Lindsay
Farrell
Kahl
Cragein
Farswell
Wilwon Nor
Ketter
Sheneem
Finke
Middie Helder
Fouts
A. Reilley
Craig
P Plisher
Poutz
Loth Rumners
Sykes
Miller Stars In Doubleheader As Lanks Falter
Miller shines in both games, with Lanks luckless as Miller should have won both. Juatua collapses after six, carried unconscious to hotel. Includes notes on fielding mishaps, bases, and an attendance figure of 100. Also interleaved is a brief science blurb on yawning and lung ventilation.
Moore’s shaky start in Newark league action fades
In Newark on Saturday Moore faltered as Lancaster plated two runs after a misjudged fly. Heller’s line drive and Ocke’s fielding aided Lancaster’s 10 two-run surge while Moore and Williams struggled on the mound.
County Star Rout Has Western Stars 2500 in Sunday Game
The County Star team won its tenth straight game Sunday by defeating the Hasstern stars 2500. MecClusky and Court were the white ters quarterbacks and Drogan and Sulton starred for the Eastern Stars.
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County Star
Hastern Stars
MecClusky
Ourt
Whie Ters
Drogan and
Sulton
Catcher Rule Question Solved in Base Running Play
In a grainy 1900 era baseball scenario, KB O Smith of Marion faces a play where a runner advances to third, then returns to second as a fielder tries to tag. The catcher touches the plate, and both runners are ruled safe. The decision: neither runner was forced, and the catcher should be ruled out for overstepping the plate.
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KB. O. Smilth
Marion
Rune
Bane Row
Atcher
T Hem
Catcher
Fay
Lim
Justum suffers brain stroke after game in Lima
Lima July 27 Pitcher Justum who worked in the Oret game for Lancaster yesterday later suffered a sudden brain stroke akin to apoplexy. He fell in a dead fall at the close of the second contest and was removed to his hotel unconscious though not fatal. Also William Hutchins, 16, was badly hurt when a bat slipped from a player’s grip during a City league game.
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Justub
Lima
Justum
Lancaster
Justus
William Hutchins
Doubleheader Shuts Out as Lancaster and Lima Shine
A large crowd watched Lancaster host Lima in a home doubleheader. Lancaster won 2 0 and Lima 0 2, with Miller pitching both games for the locals delivering a double victory. Short’s errant throw aided Newnham in the second game as two men scored.
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Lina
Lancaster
Miller
Shorttop
Newnham
Senree
Old Man and Tommy Face Chance to Play Ball
In a chatty scene a minister counsels young Tommy to trust faith and take a risk, asking if he could fish instead of minding his brother. Tommy recalls receiving the stern yet hopeful blessing and the promise that if he believed he would receive.
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Tommy
Rail line joke reveals cow-killing dispute
A rural railroad passenger complains about engine care while the conductor jokes that motorists pay more for killing cows, implying farmers push cows onto tracks to sue railways, a wry aside about road versus rail safety and liability.
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