Lucas Twirls a No Hit Teaser for Diggers Win
May Laas pitched a no hitter for the Diggers as Abbott, LaRue, and Webb sparked a tense contest against the Keslugzirn. Lacy worked well, yielding two hits while the Diggers offense scratched across two runs on timely plays and defensive gems. The crowd braved a dusty afternoon as Lucas kept the defense light behind him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Laas
Luois
Lacan
Larces
Wilson
LaRue
Webb
McCintock
Luurkey
Winters’ Wal
Wilson McClintork
Lucas
Whend
Yaskey
Mac
Parrell
Gysll
Ketter
William
Aybott
Doman
Heaver Lucas
Woon
Marion
Mwe
Ley
Moore
Newark game report with mixed inning details and players
Newark notes list players Rune Ketter Wilson Ketter Laskey Sacrifice Webb Larne McClintock Abbott Lucas and Webb struck out with two each and a double play Written to Pinkney in Gyult Left on Daves Marion and Hart.
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Rune
Ketter
Wilson
Laskey
Webb
Larne
McClintock
Abbott
Bally
OM Lucas
Laces
Pinkney
Gyult
Daves
Marion
Newark
Corpsre-Hart
Wolfe Fined a Dollar After Heated Argument at Venuletion
In a police court morning session Wolfe pleaded guilty to a charge following an on court outburst during a Marion short op game. Kramer sat on the Lone bench as the argument began. incidents totaled minor material, no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe
Marion
Fred Kramer
Kraner
Mansfield and Portsmouth In Even Break In Series
Lima opened with a win over the league leaders as Mansfield and Portsmouth split a two game set. Marion and Lima led the day’s results with striking fielding and notable on base work while Newark and Portmouth trailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Newark
Marion
Lima
Portsmouth
Bailey
Shine
Columbus Purchases Questioned Amid Draft Ruling Appeal
The National Commission ruling voids Columbus purchases and transfers players to major clubs. Ohio State league clubs like Lancaster and Lima face financial effect as drafts open Aug 25. Columbus plans a hearing while major leagues claim compensation limits and seek clarity on eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lama Abi Poa KH Plaie
A. Reidy
Oot Jackson
Nagional Commission
Tate
Titteburg
Ohio
Baseball Roundup and Standings From Detroit to Portsmouth
Baseball notes recount Detroit games with Glante Pi and teams like New York and Philadelphia. National League races feature players such as Town and Baroni, with mentions of Hobt, Jackson, and Lancaster. A Mansfield-Portsmouth double header ends with Mansfield unable to gain a win, Bailey and Shine praised for pitching and timely hitting.
Stolen Bases Shine in Local Ballgame
Stolen bases credited to Kettler Burke Sporcer and Swerifies units Dithridee Spenser Connolly Mawes on billie Ot Llnyd 3) off Joins 2. Struck out by Johns and Lloyd with umpire Blery calling the game.
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McAliett
Movin
Fleeting
Channell
Lloyd
Connolly
Thvy
Kettler
Burke
Sporcer
Dithridee
Spenser
Mawes
Billie
Johns
Blery
Post Office official accused of stealing funds
A post office official, Hodrigues, faces accusations of stealing 159 dollars worth of funds. The matter involves investigation by the post office and may affect work across departments. The case was noted at a Houston area location with ongoing inquiry and potential disciplinary actions.
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Hayes
Pur wownae visitor notices at Mansfield and area fairs
A jumble of personals notes from Newark to Bucyrus and Columbus recount visits, travels, and social calls. Entries mention attendance at the Morrow County fair, Crawford County events, and several travelers including Leo Schulte, Jolmeton, and Mrs. Griffin, with numerous family and friend visits around Mansfield Delawa re and other towns.
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Newark
Cleveland
Morrow County
Crawford County
Bucyrus
Leo Schulte
Gatton
Ile Clans
Jolmeton
South Brospect
Mansfield
Bividae
Charles Patton
John Shoe
Walter Spier
Columbus
J. W. Colllan
Edward Trent
John W. McMurray
Put-in-Bay
Colinbod
BL Ballentine
Fred Knowminger
Duck Lake
Michigan
M. Griffin
Grand Rapids
Miex
Glave
Olertant Wreet
Stunts
Pellefountain Avenue
Vinit
Forest
Ohio
Trudepith
Central Avenue
Delaware
Amiimex
Clara
Katharine Dare
Matilda Thew
Comoraba
Hepburn
Visi
Low
Clyde W. King
Mannfield
David Travinger
Huntington
Indiana
Mix
William Toller
Lowlor Street
Aut
Mee
EB Dalvie
Mabel Richards
Harbara Beatty
Centerburg
Ater
Lewiebone
South Main Street
Samuel Girird
Ft. Wayne
William Roller
Lewler Street
Mra
Lewii
West Alexaeder
Pennsylvania
Spueeze
Lewin
Joan Hogwn
Joseph Boler
Evelyn Ryan
Co Wwoxbus
Mire
Thomas Hogan
O'gveland
Mir
Mound Street
Mar_ ton
Harry Drake
St Lowis
Dick Dike
Joan Street
Wyneton Ghiswell
Thin City
Chilcago
W. E Broderick
Maryeville Fuir
City
Ames A. Heapy
Tonal Fair Association
Broderick
Kaward Mohr
Hohwwod Fulr
United States urged to recognize Mulaihapia as sultan
Warrington dispatch reports Count von Hetefelat, chargé d affaires at the Gewicow embassy, pressing for recognition of Mulab diafd, the Sultan of Morocco, by the United States as of Sep 2.
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United States
Mulaihapio
Warrington
Count von Hetefelat
Gewicow
Etera
Mulab Diafd
Morocco
Interstate beer shipments ruled lawful to transfer at consignee
Montgomery court decisions hold shipment remains interstate until delivery to purchaser. Lowpe Brewing’s shipment was held at the express office while a transfer to the consignee’s premises was challenged. Judge Jones ruled transfer and carriers fall under interstate commerce statutes, not local interference.
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Montgomery
Ala
Consignee
Tulse Jones
Fire is Checked at Dos Bocaw Oil Well Blast
Word reached S. Penreon & Son that a great oil fire at Dos Bocaw near Tampico raged for ten days. Six centrifugal pumps poured mud into the well, blasting suffocated flames and choked the orifice. The well is now flowing 2000 barrels daily and is being blocked as a real reservoir. Estimated 8,000,000 barrels valued at $3,000,000 would be consumed by fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mexico
S. Penreon & Sone
Dosbocaw
Tampico
Railroad train disruptions and large turnout at station
The Pennsylvania railroad operated two sections of passenger trains this morning to accommodate State fate visitors. Extra coaches and two engines ran No. 33 and 2, with a large number of passengers aboard. Train crews altered schedules due to heavy fog and delays, including a 20 minute delay for a Big Four route. Operator Matthews of Ansland returned home after an incident at Bucks station alongside operator Stone. Union station saw routine activity as trains proceeded with expected, if late, service.
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Folt
Pennytvenia Railroad
Matthews
Ansland
Bucks Station
Stone
Hitchcock Worried Over Illinois Situation
Chicago Illinois Sept 2 Chase Frank Hitchcock of the Republic foundational committee faces a political problem in Tinole that distracts him with as much concern as the Hughes situation in New York. Bitter splits among Dijeuen Yates factions over the governorship and Hopkins Fors over renabership push party leaders to seek a harmony program. If not, state leaders may compel Hitchcock to act as arbiter in the case.
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Chicago
Tils
Chase Frank “. Hitchcock
Republic Foundational Committee
Tinole
Hughes
New York State
Dijueen
Yates
Hopkins
Fors
Wtate
Potello
Hichcock
Workmen Killed In Northwestern Train Collision
A morning accident in Chiago injured and killed several laborers employed on the Northwestern railway project. Four trains moving slowly caused panic among the crowd of workers, who ran into an oncoming train, leaving one man instantly dead, two fatally wounded and others injured.
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Chiago
Sept. J
Northwestern
Imne
Two Atlanta Plants Destroyed by Fire
Atlanta Ga Sept 2 fire destroyed the Athinta trunk factory and Empire printing company. Loss estimated around 1,000,000 dollars. Fire officials say both plants suffered extensive damage and investigations proceed to determine the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Athinta Trunk Factory
Enpire Printing Company
Lowe
Thaw Continues in Jail Sparks Jail Discipline Concerns
The sheriff resists permanent occupancy of Thaw in the principal jail and demands a corridor be set aside for him. Thaw’s presence disrupts order, as he negotiates meals, flowers, and visits from a hotel, prompting protests from the jailer and guards who argue he misuses resources and demeans the institution.
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Ilan
Fishkill Landing
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Ile Glory
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Lanne
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Mathay
Channel
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Haves
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Stine
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Towle Ase
Mansfield Ins Tes
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Tichberger
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Mark
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Hughey Tate
White
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Chiviger
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Winter
Mehimaid
AL Attole
Chicwgo
Toute
Sai
Gealma
Bauer
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Senenk Chestina
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Purindatahin Ben Tork
Coombe
Bite
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Taney
Akhe
Thins
Ktown
Jackson
Meehan
Pinod
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Norke
MuAthiater
Spencer
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Sabe
Connally
Horning
Wu Te Ir Mathay
Hain
Lieyd
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Dithridge
Lexow
Havana
Rodriguez
S.S.S. Perfecr Tonic
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta. GA
Railroad Motel
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Tyann
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