Washington Stages Eleven-Inning Win In Semi Pro Showdown
The Washington nine edged Eldora 6 to 5 after eleven innings in the state semi pro championship tilt. Thompson and McNeely starred with two and three baggers. Holm Engman and Thompson made key infield plays and Land made a spectacular running catch. Eldora tied in the eighth. Washington prevailed with a 3-base hit by Thompson and a single by Engman in the eleventh.
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Eldora
Washington
Eldora Boys
Thompson
Engman
Leverich
McNeely
Baseball recap of a tense late game with multiple players
The writeup notes a scoreless stretch with no hits through several innings as Eng earns a base on balls and Shorty executes sacrifice. A run scores on Tommy’s three bagger and Eng’s single to right seals a late rally. Continuous plays include outs, steals, dropped third strikes, and fielding miscues by Holm and Lutgin.
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Sweeley
Lutgin
Eng
Barbour
Flubbard
Holm
McCarl
Rebek
Wallenbeck
Pop
McNeely
Thompson
Lund
Marshall
Baird
Clemons
Leverich
Engman
George
White
Helm
Harvey
Engs
Marvey
Shorty
Pat
Rebel
Tommy
Baseball Scores From New York Boston and Philadelphia
Baseball results from multiple games show New York beating St. Louis 7 to 2 in nine innings with Steele, Bliss, Marquard and Meyers contributing. Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 8 to 1 as Fromme and Casper held the line. Boston shutout Pittsburgh 3 to 0 as Adams and Gibson pitched. Chicago beat Philadelphia 8 to 4 behind Brown, Needham and Burns.
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New York
R. HB
St. Louis
Steele and
Bliss
Marquard and Meyers
Brooklyn
R. Hae
Cincinnati
Fromme
Casper
McLean and
Clarke
Rucker and
Erwin
Boston
R. HE
Pittsburg
Adams
Gibson
Perdue and
Kling
Philadelphia
R. H
Chicago
Brown
Needham
Alexander
Burns, Spencer and Carter
Fragmentary card with names and teams across cities
A fragmented OCR item lists lines for Detroit St Louis and Chicago with multiple names such as Plank Thomas Donovan Coy ington Stanate Caldwell Sweeney Williams Curry Hamilton Stephens Pape Carrigan Baker Block. It resembles a sports or election ledger with scores or codes but lacks clear context or dates.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Plank
Thomas
Donovan
Coyington
Stanate
St. Louis
R. H. EB
New York
Caldwell
Sweeney
Williams
Curry
Hamilton
Stephens
Chicago
Beee
Pape and Carrigan, Baker and Block
Rain Delays Postpone Several Baseball Games
In Toledo Ohio and Indianapolis Indiana games were postponed due to rain. Minneapolis and Kansas City contests had results with Minneapolis 3 at Toledo 0 and Kansas City 5 at Indianapolis 2.
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Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
New Yorkers Lead in City Borrowing Burden
New York City owes more than any other city, seven times the next highest borrower and over half the total debt of the largest twenty seven cities combined. The claim highlights the city’s heavy fiscal obligations amid nationwide municipal borrowing.
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Burlington
Pacific Coast
Japanese Drop Ancient Proverb On Women Amid Western Influence
An old saying warning against trusting women is being discarded in Japan as Western influence grows. Authorities and scholars note shifting attitudes toward gender roles and family, with youth embracing more egalitarian views.
Ice Cream Social Held on New Haven Church Lawn
An ice cream social is scheduled for Thursday evening August 31 on the New Haven church lawn. Everyone is invited to attend.
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New Haven Church
Teaming and Hauling firm forms strong team
Teeing and hauling outfit TI reports a solid crew ready for all hauling tasks. Contact at 554 Red B8t Read A, Ray Keyes.
Ed Walsh Handles Wild Pitch Problem At Comiskey
Chicago White Sox owner Charles Comiskey reports pitchers need practice on control. He bought four home plates to place around the field so players can aim during training, aiming to curb wild pitches and give staff a reliable target.
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Ed Walsh
Jimmy Callahan
Comiskey
Roman
Callahan
Commy
Cal
Bresnahan Best Catcher, Ira Thomas Says
Ira Thomas of the Philadelphia Athletics calls Rogers Bresnahan the greatest catcher in the game. He praises Bresnahan for his throwing, speed on the bases, hitting, and leadership. He ranks Charlie Devain second, with a slight preference for Bresnahan.
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Ira Thomas
Athletics
Roger
Philadelphia Athletics
Roger Bresnahan
Mackman
Bres
Ira
Deuce
Charlie Devain
Big Chief Meyers on American Art
The story recalls Chief Meyers visiting a Boston gallery and naming Edwin A Abbeys The Holy Grail as a top American artwork along with Custers Last Stand. He explains that the latter appeal lies in the Indian being given an even break in the scene.
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Chief Meyers
Meyers
Boston Art Gallery
Edwin A. Abbey
Archer Boasts of World Record Catch in Bases
Cubs star Jimmy Archer claims a world record after catching three baserunners napping in one inning while facing Atlanta Southern League. He says the bags were full and he picked off one at a time.
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Archer
Jimmy Archer
Cubs
Jimmy
Banquet Tales and Jests Spark Quiet Banter
A collage of humorous lines from different gossipy scribbles and quips at a banquet. A diver, an organ, a garden, a telescope, a waiter, a patient, a dog, and more tumble into a mosaic of witty bits, with no single plot or speaker carrying the thread.
Impossible Molly Jack Spends Last Cent on Me
Molly Jack swore he would spend his last cent on me and Dolly Ii Impossible confirms he did so before I ended the relationship. The fragment presents a dramatic scene of chivalry and romantic decision within a tense exchange.
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Molly
Jack
Dolly
Harness Shop Changeover Promises Full Stock and Service
Hyink and Hoefflin announce the purchase of C. C. Starr harness store on North Iowa avenue and invite customers to visit. They pledge a large stock of harness goods, guaranteed quality, and efficient repair and oiling services. Call 6612.
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C. C. Starr Harness
Iowa Avenue
Hyink & Hoefflin
Crescent shaped glasses aid distance and close reading
A yachtsman recently displayed crescent shaped eyeglasses for farsighted people. The design works opposite to reading glasses: look through them for distance and look under them for reading.
Electric Bitters Blood Purifier Endorsed by Tracy Reader
In vivid contrast the ad claims white blood cells fight germs like tigers but can fail, leading to pimples boils and weak health. It promotes Electric Bitters as the best blood purifier to regulate organs, expel poisons and restore vigor. Lemmon's Pharmacy carries them.
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C. T. Budahn
Tracy, Calif
Lemmon
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