Beaned Ball Players Lose Confidence Says Manager
Milwaukee club manager Bill Armour recalls players who were beaned by pitched balls losing confidence at bat. He cites his own near-fatal beaning in Altoona in 1894 with Langister club and Long John’s fast pitches, noting the lasting impact on performance and that some players never regain their former form.
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Tom Andrews
Bill Armour
Milwaukee
Altoona
Marty Hogan
John
Missoula Defeats Helena In Postponed Game
Missoula won 7 to 3 over Helena in a postponed day game. Sullivan homered in the rough middle innings as Missoula built a four run lead after Sullivan wild pitches. Cronin, Treckell, and Perrine starred in the field with steady defense and timely hits.
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Champline
Helena
Sullivan
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Spencers
Kelly
Luasul
Dyaunody
Cronin
Thompacu
Tor Sullivan
ICRI
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Perrine
LO Carman
Seyiee
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Seeereee
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Changnow
Be Dashbach
Trekell
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Dashbaen
Keld
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Hatle
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Sullvan
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Boston Triumphs in Sixth as Doubleheader Woes Grow
In the second game Manager Chance sought to change the strategy but his team failed to break the slump. Boston won in the sixth inning as McConnell drove out a Tusillade of Boston hits. Wood struggled but stayed effective until Bedlent’s clutch relief. The doubleheader extends the Yankees’ misery to nine straight losses at the Polo Grounds and eighteen straight defeats in New York to Boston. The Yankees have not beaten the Red Sox in New York since 1911. Bedlent and Carrigan, Fisher and Sweeney contributed to the victory.
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Hovdog
Boston
McConnell
Wood
Bedlent
New York
Roston
Yankees
Red Sox
Releeonard
Bedlent End Carrigan
Fisher
Sweeney
Collegians Prepare for Western Intercollegiate Track Meet
College athletes from California Missouri and others train for the Western Intercollegiate track meet to be held at Madison Wisconsin next Saturday. California scored 10 points in the recent Western meet but is favored to challenge Pacific and Missouri in a contest likely affected by Madison’s cool weather.
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Ciaga
Madison
Pacific
Missouri
Milamis and
Wiston
Chicago Poised to Legalize Prize Fighting
Chicago moves to legalize prize fighting as bills to authorize boxing unfolds in the Senate and House. Senator Carroll backs a 10-round limit and a governor’s oversight for venues. If approved, two or three-round bouts are planned at American League baseball park for charity this week.
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Tone
Senate
Whatsiay
Carroll
Love
Ro Entertainment
Why Navin Made the Compromise in 1907 Sports Context
A fragmentary 1907 era note discusses Navin and a dispute with employer Perrott, linking to a Detroit game record and long streaks. It mentions a breakthrough season with a 800 plus win count and a sequence of matches, with references to teams like Detroit and NBC context.
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Georgiat
Ile Perrott
Detroit
Ty Cobb Career Highlights From Early Baseball Years
A fragmented recap notes Ty Cobb’s prolific early career with high water marks and extensive counting of runs, hits, averages, and stolen bases. It cites homers, doubles, triples, and sacrifice hits across seasons, including 248 hits in 1913 and 831 in 1912, with long lists of yearly totals and milestones.
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Tyles
Thess
Hag Neon
Lightweight contenders target Ritchie in San Francisco
The story notes Ritchie’s lightweight title reign with few challengers as managers press for notable foes. It highlights manager Billy Nolan courting multiple 14 pounders while Ritchie tours on the theater circuit and various fighters and rumors orbit the potential next title bout.
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Wy W. Naughton
San Francisco
Wil- Me Ritchie
Billy Nolan
Rutehle
Nolan
Mtehie
Ting
Helighe
Jon Liversing
Klichle
New York
Leach Cross
Ruehle
Yial
Anderson
Sein
Dirk Donald
Boxers Ready to Fight in Portland Rivalry Grows
The matchups build as Ritchie plans a Portland appearance while Battling Nelgon aims to close the gap and challenge him. Nelson hints at doubts facing the rising lightweight contenders, yet claims a chance to prove superiority with the right opportunity. The week in Portland promises distraction and tension. Also in golf, two key rounds at Nassau Country Club draw attention as Mrs Hyde and Miss Hollins duel to decide seating for the former champion and runner up.
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Ritehie
Portland
Nelgon
Battler
Ritchie
Nelson
Glencave
Ita Nassau
The Railroad Man silent advocate of courtesy and duty
Elbert Hubbard reflects on railroad workers who meet public needs with patience and dignity. He recalls incidents of rudeness and argues that modern rail personnel must balance money concerns with service, restraint, and neat presentation to keep trains moving and customers safe.
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Elbert Hubbard
Wester
Bim
Mexico
Abd Nehold
Alwayd
Courteny Boods Named Winners in Unclear Text
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear names and outcomes with scattered phrases about winners and a tabiy. The readable parts mention Courteny Boods as a winner and reference to a final outcome.
Women to be eligible for street cleaning posts
The city service commission announced that women and men will be eligible for street cleaning inspector positions. A rigorous exam for inspectors is set for June 20, with a salary of 1800 dollars annually. Chief Connell supports women’s appointment, citing their dedication to city beautification and the “clean up and keep clean” policy.
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Dawe Waren Ag Well
Annannes
Cy Rervice Commission
Coniell
Bureau of Highways
Cavore
Schaelling Dies Standing in Salt Lake
In Salt Lake City Charles Schaelling aged 4 years residing at 26 N First West died at 4 am after three days and nights on his feet from a distake un诊 diagnosed by physicians. He died standing while his engineer father worked at a local newspaper office. Survived by widow Tizaie Hayward Schaelling five sons one brother L Z Schaelling and two sisters.
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Salt Lake
Saiga
Charles
First West
Linge
Mr. Schaelling
Keokuk
Hia
Tizaie Hayward Schaelling
Day
Tere
L. Z. Schaelling
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