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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1913
Page
6
Washington team suffers a rough contest as Reno and teammates falter amid errors in a 40 hit tally from visitors. Hanballs adds a two-base hit while Vor denberg records two runs as Washington Star notes Griffiths well behaved squad and strict team rules.
Hal Chase secures a spot with the Chicago White Sox after leaving the Yankees. The move shifts infield strength as Chase joins a Chicago lineup seeking veteran experience and defensive reliability at first base.
Pitcher Dick Welle of Grand Forks hurled a no-hitter against St Paul in the Northern league. Casey Hagerman, a reliable Denver pitcher, aims to become a doctor. Manager Mcthaw notes Connie Mack needs one more good finger to keep the Athletics in the race. Konetchy of the Cards may be the only pitcher to end with a 1,000 batting average this season.
The piece notes former Orioles like Jack Doyle and Frank Bowerman who helped win three pennants. It details Doyle scouting for the White Sox, mentions other ex-Orioles in New York, Chicago, Detroit, and Toronto, and hints at a broad network of ex Orioles influencing major leagues.
Chance Tatvee Chete Fer Zier and Pirtica of White Sox New Voila recount a farewell at Pro grounds. Horton and Zeider spark a win as Jones contemplates hiring extra catcher at Princeton. Old players like Urouthers and Mack era names appear amid a broader reflection on baseball history and the fields of prior generations.
St Louis Browns hit prospects from failures to score. Stovall showed models of each player s favorite bat produced by a Louisville firm. Bats were seasoned all winter by soundkemper Fubai Weakness on bulla fa noted by Philadelphia critics as a fault in flat-base play. Maranville of the Doves covers ground like Hans Wagner once did. Fred Clarke played left field as the Pirates eye a pennant margin.
About 21 000 fans in Cleveland watched the Browns split a doubleheader as Naps Hake led the first win while Baumgardner sparked the second. Mitchell and Gregory showed strong play in the opener, with Olsen and Beard contributing key moments in the late game as crowds of over 41 000 attended portions of the day.
Interpreted from a damaged market page listing agricultural commodity prices and receipts. Mentions wheat, corn, lambs, hogs, and various futures with scattered figures and dates, reflecting a bustling midwestern market snapshot.
Fragmented OCR text hints at Walter Johnson and Washington American League baseball, mentioning trade, numbers, and unclear phrases. Core facts are unreadable. no clear event or date established.
Fragmentary OCR text lists scattered prices and items, including references to markets, beverages, meats, and vendors. Missing coherent context or dates. names and places are unreadable. The fragment suggests a late trading or market summary but provides insufficient concrete details for a full summary.
Market notes list various grain and fodder prices per unit. Wheat and hay quotes appear with figures like ten dollars per ton for straw and damp straw, along with references to Pemoths and Not, indicating mixed commodity pricing in a fragmentary OCR page.
The Shamrocks defeat the Athletics in a rain shortened finish as Cincinnati rallies at the end. Crowds of 500 plus saw a spirited series finale with both sides trading hits despite wet grounds. Cline started for the visitors with a new Washington battery as Dacey, Snyder, and Huck delivered key plays in a tense final inning.
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