No. The City Tables a Baseball Talk and Teague
A garbled 19th century sports column praises local players like Garrett and Long, notes a league meeting at Monongah Glass, and mentions the Pirates loss in 15 innings. It touches on team matchups, player chatter, and looming contests, with scattered references to Annabelle, Watson Building, and a race card in Atlanta.
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Nonongahlas
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Garrett
Barnes
Eam
Teague
C. Long
Stevenson & Tobacco Plantation
Charlin
Jacobs
Watson
Andauurt
Wiesel
Heintzelman
Pirates
Brown
Watson Building
Monongah Glass
Giants
Brooklyn
Brooklys
Ron BeyEne
Stock
Yanks
New York
Mr. Hor
Glass Fairies
Owens
Annabelle
Kilarmon Sur
Manning
Sind
Atlanta
Spirit Reg Ae Ees
Lal
Aitlanta
Glassies Triumph In Seedy Glasses Mixed Park Bout
At South Side Park last evening the Glassies edged the Wholesalers 3 to 0 in a low error game. Long pitched five hitter ball for the Glassies, while Gilmore allowed several hits as the Wholesalers misplayed defense. Glassies opened with three runs in the first and added in the third and fourth, the Wholesalers scoring none. STANDING OF THE CLUBS lists several teams with recent results and upcoming games noted.
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South Side Park
Glassies
Stevenson
Long
Gilmore
League finances hint at strong fan support this summer
In a fragmented report from WK AILS ISTIMN the draft plan stresses pace to ensure league success this summer. It notes the financial condition and recent payments, estimating total ledger at 1 640 with fans already pledging substantial support. Awaiting final decision, organizers urge a large turnout for tonight’s game.
West Virginia Baseball Team Eyes Pittsburgh Tests
Morgantown June 2 The West Virginia baseball nine face a tough stretch this week as Dick Guy leads a squad seeking a win streak. Gheb has posted only one loss this season and beat Waynesburg College, Grove City, and Indiana in recent games. The Collegians travel to Pittsburgh to play Pitt after contests with Waynesburg and Carnegie Tech.
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Giants
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BCS
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Virgnia
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Virginia
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Race Brief From Meager OCR Turf Meet
The fragment records a horse racing result with unclear names and figures. It notes five furlongs, a purse of 200 dollars, and mentions horses Bergen and a second or third placing. Details are garbled but indicate a small racing event with limited readable data.
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Das Oles
Bergen
Sex Mine
Berged
Prisy
Timothy
J. Hogan
Uncertain Fragments Reflect Ongoing Winning Streak
Fragments hint at a persistent winning streak and its impact on earnings and perception. Names, dates, or specific events are unclear, but the tone suggests ongoing success and its financial or reputational effects within a competitive context.
Indians Hit Big Gate Cut In Gotham Series
The Cleveland Indians swept through New York recently and left with one of the largest gate percentage cuts ever taken by a club in Gotham.
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Cleveland Indians
Gotham
National League Yesterday's Results Recap
Yesterday's NL games featured Laws edging Pittsburgh 5 to 4, Brooklyn defeating New York 10 to 1, Boston over Philadelphia 4 to 1, Cincinnati beating Chicago 6 to 3 in fifteen innings. The standings reflect tight races as teams chase the pennant.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Bron
New York
Boston
Washington
Peru
Cleveland
Chicazo-St. Louis
Laws
Pittsburon
Dixie coach and Tony Melchoir compete in Detroit trials
Detroit boxing trials at Navin Field on the 26th showcase Tony Melchoir and other local boxers from the Wolverine state. Winners advance to the national games in Pittsburgh in January. Industrial and athletic figures from Portland and Keiverty’s era appear in brief notes.
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Big Tony Pleases
Detroit
Tony Melchoir
Wolverine State
Tin
Sam Lat
Tony
Navin Field
Tme
Pittsburgh
Jals
New York Advertisements Offer 20 Percent Department Store Reduction
Five of New York's largest department stores run ads declaring a 20 percent cut on $20,000,000 in stock amid claims of a rising price trend reported by government investigators. The notices say the reduction is driven by a supposed duty to consumers and to counteract higher prices.
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New York
Quent
Upwand
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