Fall of a Cub: Schulte Ends Stellar Chicago Run
New York August 6 The veteran Frank Schulte and the famed Cubs era near its end as Schulte leaves Chicago in a trade to Pittsburgh for Art Wilson. The piece recalls the 1906 1907 1908 pennants and the legendary lineup of Tinker Evers Chance Sheckard and others, noting his departure marks the final break up of one of baseballs greatest squads and the lingering legacy of the famed double play trio.
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New York
Frank Schulte
Cuba
Schulte
Brown Rat
Schule
Chicago
Frank Chanee
Frank Seles
Chance
Hn Alga
Tal Chase
Bln
Johnny Evers
Sill
Heston Reaves
Pis
Charley Murphy
Jim
Keystone King
Fred Merkin
Giants
Joe Tinker
Cub
Tinker
Evers
iChanes
Cubs
Matty Steinfetdl
Stonewall
Rteing
Chicago Fang
Caatoff
Louisville
American Association
Stanley
Hey
Steiny
Halcyon
Cohoutiehl
Jimmy Sheckard
Carey
Creng
Tris Speaker
Jimmy Slagle
Feld
Cefore
Damvet
Art Hofman
Bolly Hofman
North
Hofman
Solly
Texas
Stagle
Regnlar
Hulng
Kilty
Preaent
Atrenpthae
Weakneasra
Hia
Mordecai Brown
Orval
Brown
Miner Brown
Jeff Overall
Orvie Carev
Eastersbach
Aalant Roulbach
Tinner
Sebuste
Pittsburg
Rivera
Hoston
Tinker Han
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Fedérala
Chicana Cubs
Yankees
Joe Tinker in Bad With Chicago Fans
Chicago Aug 5 Special Jon Tinker Cub manager drew ire of Chicago fans after a game with Crooklyn when he and the Cubs allegedly bullied umpire Wyron and forfeited a frame. Fans called Tinker’s conduct childish and absurd and believed he got what he deserved.
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Chicago
Jon Tinker
Cub
Crooklyn
Cubs
Wyron
Tinker
Scintillating Performer Horusaga Earns Baseball Praise
The passage lauds a legendary shortstop likening him to Wagner, calling him the royal wunder of all ballplayers. It credits Horusaga with supreme all around ability, noting his exceptional fielding at age forty two and his superior ground coverage compared with peers and legends.
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Wagner
Pirarat
Warner
Horusaga
SMALLEST MAN BIG Flinger find in American league
Albert Frank Gould of Muscatine is noted as the smallest pitcher in the American League at 23 years old and 155 pounds. He has a strong build and stocky legs, impressing as a “find” since turning pro with the Cleveland Indians. His career totals include 199 wins and 142 losses, with recent seasons showing wins and losses across Davenport and Muscatine teams. The Grand Circuit meets at Grand Rapids next week offer purses over $26,000, with the Furniture Manufacturers stake at 35,000 as the richest race.
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Cleveland. O
Albert Frank Gould
Muscatine
Clead Indians
Gould
Musratine
Central
Jost
Davenport
Cepertt
Easa
Jeltematty
Grand Rapids
Mich
Furniture Manufacturers
Ouimet Still In Good Shape in Golf Circles
The item notes Francis Culinet denied pleasure in Meur tournaments while paying has not eroded in the West. Jet Anderson recently moved from Hoxton and claims Outre has not routed this summer. Ouimet’s arrival is seen as nearly flawless, with a perfect setup and no flaws in his drive. Guilford’s amateur prospects at Philadelphia in September show strong form as he delivers solid tee shots and long drives promising low scores.
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Francis Culinet
Jet Anderson
Hoxton
Outre
Toston Gallera
Jessi Guilford
Themateur
Thiladelphia
Guilford
Dhet pHa
Wagner Called Greatest Ball Player Ever
William Chase Temple declares Honus Wagner the greatest baseball player who ever lived and says he has seen every great batter in the National pastime over forty years. He praises Wagner and notes there were many brilliant players in the past.
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Honus Wagner
Ilan
Willim Chase Temple
Timousx Temple
Thera
Cornell Must Show Speed In Coming Year
Cornell faces a rebuilding year as many star players graduate or leave. The roster loss includes four standouts from football and numerous key track, baseball, and other sport contributors. Remaining athletes and new recruits will must be developed to sustain high league standing in college athletics.
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Ihara
Cornell
Laws
Murray N. Shelton
William H. Jameson
Clarence Bailey
Lea
Herbert Snyder
Willard C. Cool
Charles Iarrett
A. P. Shock
Carlton Ty Collins
Frederick W. Schlichter
Bare Tett
Shelton
Cool
Collins
Ram
Ing Fetter
Allen
F. van Winkle
L. F. Gubb
Hy Starr
H. EL Millard
FFL
Lyford
J.B. Lewis
Mr. Taye
Joy
H. EF. Irish
Mortmire
D.J. O P. Poteer
J.C. Corwith
Milera
D A. Maclaren
Ww. Cady
G. Cheng
A. J. Neare
Hf. Fernow
R. Wytle
Cowles Andrus
TL F. Bint
J. FP. Moir
G. W. Bonney
Russell Welles
TL. P. Band
C. A. Mursell
W. M. Sutterby
Pitchet
EE. Luciste
Raissing
D. P. Potter
J. S. Hoftmare
H. C. Corwith
Elf. Tinkham
F. J. Burke
Slakethad
Lestie Brown
W. C. Lunden
W. H. Satterbuy
M.N. Shelton
J. C. Ashmead
J. A. McKeaze
ItuchiMarKenele
Brooklyn Wins Second Straight Over Pittsburg Series
Brooklyn doubled Pittsburg 2 to 0 to take the second game of the series. Johnston opened with a single, advanced on Daubert’s sacrifice, and scored on Hinchman’s wild pitch. Score by innings shows Brooklyn 000 000 200 for a 2 to 0 victory.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Tod
Johnston
Daubert
Baird
Hinchman
Wrooklyn
Peer Yore
Braves
Cindies
Boots Borton
Dostan
Cincinnati
Knetzer
Wingo
Moston
Evers
Fitzpatrick
Intingr
Giffetheart Oy Roston
Golf ball core mystery shocks golfers in Greenwich
A twelve year old boy reportedly died after swallowing a substance placed in a golf ball core. Officials in Greenwich consult experts on why liquids are added, noting three liquid fillings used in the U.S. and describing potential dangers from puncturing and swallowing. The report ties the incident to broader debates on golf ball construction and safety.
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Greenwich
Conn
Jezx
Pacific Coast League
Gost
Pettles
Los Angeles
New York
Vernon
Cubs
San Francisco
Portland
Tesreau
Salt Lake
Oakland
Holsonous
Colt Hall
Ion
Causa
Chicago
Damages Discussed in Golf Ball Accident Settlement
The article notes the accident was settled and outlines steps by the United States Golf Association to prevent recurrences. It mentions manufacturers’ reciprocal actions, limited production of Uguld core balls in the county, and overseas imports meeting demand. Changes to acid formulas are described, with one domestic ball matching Europe and another featuring a reddish colored substance.
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United States
Thin County
Jacts
Europe
Seals Lose To Salt Lake Utes In Tight Playout
Ban Francisca led off with a home run and Daddy Ry an added a seventh inning blast for San Francisco as Salt Lake built a 2400 lead. Pitching by Enek sen and Mttery held the Seals to scattered hits while the late rally by San Francisco produced a final 4 to 1 score.
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Ban Francisca
Daddy Ryan
Jones
Dick Bayless
Mia
San Franciero
Salt Lake
Eneksen
Mttery
San Francisco
Ture
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Last Night and Today
A murky recap reports the Angels winning by three in the first game while Detroit and Chicago trades leads. Scored innings show hits by Muittick and center plays by Test, with box results for Washington, New York, Philadelphia, Cleveland, St Louis and Detroit. Tonight’s schedule features Washington at Chicago New York at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland and St Louis vs. Boston.
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Chicago
New York
Cincinati
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St. Lois
Angels
Tigers
Muittick
Heston
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Seerereerer
Detroit
Washington
Yeaterday
Fame
Nastan J
Hesten
St. Laut
New York Ee
Houck Steals Another Shutout as Portland Defeats Oakland
Portland and Oakland clash in a 6 0 Portland win with Houck a standout, five strong hits guiding the Seals to a shutout. Del Howard started Ray Boyd, then pulled for Burns as Portland surged ahead in a game packed with key pitching and sparse offense for Oakland.
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Portland
Tyron Ttouex
Seals
Apo
Oakland
Houck
Three Oaks
del Howard
Ray Boyd
Southpaw
Durns
Oahlynn
Nortland
Sports Roundup Scores and Tonight’s Matches
Yesterday results show Salt Lake 2 San Francisco 0 and Portland 6 Los Angeles 4 with Vernon 3. Tonight’s schedule lists Salt Lake at San Francisco, Oakland at Portland, and Los Angeles at Vernon.
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Salt Lake
San Francisco
Oakland
Portland
Los Angeles
Vernon
Angeles
Los Angeles Defeats Vernon In 4-2 Ball Game
In Los Angeles on Aug 4 the home team Los Angeles beat Vernon 4 to 2. The game opened with a rough first inning as pitchers faltered and errors arose. Despite early trouble, Los Angeles recovered with steady hitting and bullpen work to secure the win.
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Los Angeles
Vernon
Ie Roraoke
Tigers
Kalamazoo Grand Circuit Meet Ends Amid Trot Events
Kalamazoo Michigan on August 4 reported the Jo cal grand circuit meet concluding with trotting events dominating the card. The HC6 trot was a highlight though details remained continued on page 4.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
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Untitled fragment hints at local figure and events
A garbled OCR passage references a Cape and Jam WAT with mentions of people, lanes, and a general event. The exact names, places, and actions are unclear, but the text suggests a local figure or group involved in a community matter discussed near Paris G. Further readable portions are insufficient to specify date, location, or outcome.
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