Historic Narrow Defeat: Lime Burners Fail in Ten Inning Thriller
In a crowd filled city affair on Lishten Day, Marion fell to Akron 6 5 in eleven innings after a back and forth battle. Dithridge and Riley sparked Marion’s late surge with key doubles and singles, while Breckenridge recovered from early wildness to drive in runs. Wilhelmson and Wilhelm shone for Marion with sharp fielding as Akron rallied in the tenth and twelfth to clinch the win.
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Akyon Winniig Vie
Hivre
Ini
Marion
Farrell
Dithridge
Parrell
Dith
Riley
Sinle
Kennedy
Middleton
Endian
Priryere
Ariel
Thal Girn
Kast Nnal Brecken
Taens
Fem
Barrell
Breckonridyr
Ani Riley
Brederick
Schwartz
Tnt
Alera
Ender
Lnens
Richherne
Linhey
Breckenridge
See
Riehberger
Linens
Mylelt
Teed
Larry Wilhelm
Marton
Léty
Luis
Crithol Tian
RK Kennety
Cincinisti
Pitchei
Akin
Howe
Armstrong
Marian
Mylett
Hall
Delvar
Latikey
Wilhelm
le Kennedy
Mylott
Muilleten
Fistre
Nitti Stor
Gnakev
Breoken
Meletite
Fheal
Strood Fonvell
Brwlerick
Flood
Wilhwm
Callahan
East
Selwartz
Natlin
Nalin
Strood
Akron
Cillahan
Major Leagues Standings and Early Tour Results
The report lists branding of Hin clubs with wins and losses across leagues. It notes Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Boston, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, St. Louis and others with varying scores. It mentions Pittsburg New York results and Chicago St Louis games, plus a Western Club completing its first tour ending in the East.
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Chicago
S.es Severe
New York
Philadelphi
Pittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn St. Laury
Pittw Barn
Amen
Fitegerald
Leifield
Mith
Louis
Lush
McParland
Brown
Kilug
Stolen Hayes Mylett Farrell Callahan Lalonge Breckenridge
Pitching details show Wilhelm 10 hits in 9 innings and Kennedy with 7 in 8 2 3 innings. Offensive highlights include double plays Porvell to Tac key and Mylett to Ditteridge, plus multiple hit scorers and a rugged defensive showing from Goode, Broek, and others in a lengthy nine inning or longer frame.
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Akin OO
Marion
Vie Ning
Strick
Kennedy
Wilhelm
Bucrifie Hite
Schwarts
Kosh Strood
Callahan
Jethanile
Goste
Wierle
Youn
Trap shooting rises in popularity in 1907 sports scene
The article notes trap shooting's growing popularity across the United States in 1907 with clubs expanding grounds and new tower traps. It discusses costs, equipment like the tower trap, and the sport’s appeal beyond hunting season, including how shells and targets are used and the emergence of records. It mentions places and figures in early coverage of the sport's expansion.
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Towhide
United States
Pinehuret
Europe
There Are Many of Them Missouri State University Scene
A sketched fragment notes a Missouri State University setting chaired by Poultey. It questions establishment for people who quit good jobs to hire many men and obtain an incubator while valuing chickees, implying a mistaken or satirical view of motives.
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Missouri State University
Poultey
Medical Observation on Cold Symptoms and Bodily Reactions
A historical note explains how a cold or cough affects digestion and moisture. It states that water tends to abandon the body through the eyes, throat, and nose rather than via the liver and kidneys, leading to dry hard bowels from dehydration.
Bold by B Ooo and Teehanen Bros 6
Bold by B Ooo and Teehanen Bros 6 faces a local showcase urging fans to attend as performers highlight a short program. No further context is provided in the fragmented notice.
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B @ Ooo
Teehanen Bros
J J McGraw to retire from baseball this season
John J. McGraw, manager of the New York Giants, plans to retire at season's end after fourteen years in the national game. He says travel and constant moving wear on him and vows to stay home in New York, though a short-term offer could tempt him.
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Necks
Tigers
Manafelt
Dine
Howard
Manefield
Yarnell
MaGfeld
Seore
NEW York Giants
John J. McGraw
New York
Indt Ik
McGraw
Erindh
John T. Bruah
Brush
John J. Ate Graw
Gossip of the Big Leagues Sparks and Silent Bets
Baseball gossip notes manager McGraw makes many at bat substitutions. Cuban catcher Johnny King comments on Brown’s pitching, while Giant’s catcher Roger Brespaban jokes he could catch in a chair. Cincinnati asks Hermann to split exhibition receipts. Player tales include Polte’s hospital recollection after a collision and Wyatt Lee smoking, with Riverett remarking on the habit.
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Crawford
Jubell
Fitck
Anderson
McGraw
Johnny King
Brown
Roger Brespaban
Mathewson
Jwor
Cincinnati
Hermann
Dave Polte
Wherfeld
Banepall
Dave
Wyatt Lee
Washington
Wyatt
Bill Riverett
Metam
Lee
Byrope
Saya
McGuire to Manage Horton Americans after Highlanders exit
Jim McGuire, famed from the New York Highland era, is set to manage the Horton American League team, replacing Bob Unglaub who is being phased out. Taylor negotiates with Frank Farrell for McGuire’s release, with McGuire slated to earn about 8000 dollars and the New York club set to receive around 3000 dollars.
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Aim McGuire
Bob Unglaub
Boston
George Hult
John J. Taylor
Unglaub
McGuire
Bia
Police
Playera
Taylor
Frank Farrell
Lange Had Code of Etiquette in Baseball Banter
A late 19th century style anecdote recalls Bill Lange’s California politeness after a Chicago outfield stint. Anson scolds Lange for throwing to Jimmy Canavan, whom Lange calls the only gentleman he knows on the team, illustrating his strict etiquette code.
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Bill Lange
San Francisco
Bill
Chicago
Will
Pacific Coast
Dragheubup
Cato
Anson
Feld
Jimmy Canavan
Lange
W Canavan
Laut
Hms
Fey
Canavan
Cap
Canayvan
California
Minor League Moves Shake Up Roster Notes
Toledo releases Gene Demont for poor hitting. York drops outfield Vine Son, ex-Cleveland and Chicago, plus Hobby Vorpagel from Madison in the Wisconsin Valley League. Diseh, who failed with Debral, shifts to center for Marstalltown in Iowa State League. Ma Arnold of Grand Rup da resists Gioen choen’s resignation as captain. Outholder Jimmy Hurt named manager of the Sioux City club.
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Toledo
Gene Demont
York
Vineson
Cleveland
Chicago
Hobby Vorpagel
Madison
Diseh
Debral
Marstalltown
Ma Arnold
Grand Rup
Gioenchoen
Jimmy Hurt
Ap Ae
New Coaching Scheme Aims to Sharpen Team Play
Kid Elberfeld outlines a football style coaching plan to guide his team with plays and talks, aiming to keep the squad focused through tough shifts. He, about 20, cites strong health aside from a back injury expected to mend soon and envisions a long baseball career.
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Garrison Finleh
la Lange
Bonnon
Brevkemeidge
Akowon
Hiley
Ththeidge
Cameubyge
Webb Had
Fiehbenger
Alee
Amy
Hark
Taday
Fox
Ue A
Brockenidee
New Castle
Sharon
Lanks
Lancaster
Youngstown
Belettier
Keaton
Lancaster de
Hoomeone
Newark
Aeher
Pitehera
Selewelizer
Huval
Nework
Batterion Anher
Rur Mansfeld
Newcastle
Ftatteries
Yarngll
Breymaier
Noahrad
Arigger
Arron AB
Broderich
Lalonge
Western Clube
Detroit
Dipatin Weagan
Gough
J. J. McGraw
Han
eGraw
Piidawamie
The
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
Jim McGuire
Boston American
Bob Unglab
Highlanders
Toledo Lub
Frank Selee
Pueblo
Teg
Nishan
Hang
Conahin
Autrey
Omaha
George Proud
Philadelphia
Prealdént Thie
Proud
Dim McGuire
Kid Elberfeldt
Kid Elberfeld
Kid Saye
Jimmy Cockman
Cockman
Canada
Guelph
Ontario
Canucks
Kimael
Cockran
Greene
Jack Dunn
Congalton
O'Hara
Baltimore
Teft Helder
Detroit Americans
Nig Clarke
Crystal
Providence
New Orleans
Nails
British Columbia
Harvey Wiliams
Ed Harrow
Toronto
Albany
Chis
Prigg
Alher
A. W. Chase
Jan Marshall
N.Y Nayel
Welay
Pena Ured
H Chase
Duttels
Ohio
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