Nationals Not Dissipators Fans Taunt Tigers Georgetown
Nationals manager Jim McAleer touts the team as the league’s best behaved with all players abstaining from alcohol. He notes the squad, including star Clyde Milan and Zeb, is focused on a strong season, while addressing past exhibition habits and the importance of conditioning and hustle.
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Nationals
Tigers
Georgetown
Trinity
Washington
Jim Mesteer
McAleer Sinee
Clyde Milan
Zeb
Milan
Scranton
Warren Miller
Dey Wonte Cros
Athletics
McAleer
Trinity to Meet Georgetown in Key College Baseball Clash
Trinity College from Hartford faces Georgetown in a pivotal baseball game at Georgetown. Flannery likely to pitch for Georgetown with Waldron catching. Trinity has won against several teams on the trip but seeks a stronger showing after a slow stretch. The visiting squad arrived with Hartford leaders and expects a fast, decisive contest at 9 o clock.
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Trinity College
Hartford
Comeromses
Georgetown
Stu
Flannery
Penn
Waldron
Trinity Aggregation
Middies
Weahington College
Tranit
College of North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Olann
Connecticut Lads
Larue
Trinity
Clarkin
Hartford Connecticut
Conway
Collegians
Smith
Hilltoppers
Jeers greet Tigers as dissension splits Detroit camp
In Nashington Port Memphis April 3 fans booed the Detroit baseball team as manager Jennings split the squad with half going West and half South. Ty Cobb intended to join the team in Lonaville while players argued over strategy and alleged deliberate mismanagement.
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Jennings
Cobb
Lonaville
Nashington Port
Memphis Tenn
Ne Usision
Detroit
Nluiig
Denevan Crawford Mullin Kan
Jonsy Schmidt
Othera
Taunta
Ty Cobb
Tigers
Wild Bil Donovan
Moin
Kilian
Jenning
Safeq
Das Jones
al Spectatora
Mtoher Foltz
Exceptont
Jonex
Ann Joes
Tauleville
Jacksonville Race Entries Showcase Mixed Cards and Notable Names
Racing entries list at Jacksonville features several divisions for three and four year olds, with maidens and selling races including horses such as E Square Deal, Starr, Beechod, and Don Bins. Key entrants include Dr Frank, Lady Adelle, and Kato fi among others, with multiple races spanning from two to seven furlongs and including hurdles and handicaps.
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Jacksonville
Seling
Jona
Misa Worth
Honry Bloom
Non Ka Hota
JO Woolepua
E Square
Manns Baggio
Dr Frank
Mach Lady Adelle
Brown
Tony
Roger de Coverty
Starr Ros
Colin
Joogs Athien
Anne Revere
Sun
Oranlo
Duppla
Rach Grover Hughey Vite G
Rocobura
John Kilgore
Seapey
Jim
Turloten
Flaraey
St. Sunt
Kato Fi
Dally Preston
Oberon
Janes
Demetries
Murle Pilcher
Tedale
Ping
Needles
Jon Roa
Joe Rosy
Otto
Beborr
Dorie
Unclear OCR Summary of Local Sports and Names
Fragmented readable items mention Jacksonville, Mee Rog, Whalen, Jamestown, and various garbled names. No coherent event, score, or date可. Reads like a damaged page segment with scattered proper nouns and unclear actions.
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Jacksonville
Jamestown
Leo Roberts Wins Western Sprint Championship Honor
Leo Roberts, former Central High School star now representing the University of Kansas in track, won the Western championship in the half and yard dash at an athletic carnival in Omaha Nebraska last Saturday evening. Reported time of 15 seconds would be a new world mark if confirmed. Roberts trained under Warner Bill Foley and rose to premier schoolyard dasher status before joining Western University for his junior year and plans to graduate next year.
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This City
Leo Roberts
Central High School
University of Kansas
Omaha
Nebr
Washington
Far West
Kansas Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Roberts
Warner Bill Foley
Booth Roberta Fan
the Western University
Ketchel Quietly Heads East Amid Pittsburg Turmoil
Special to The Washington Post reports Stanley Ketchel, a champion middleweight, leaving Pittsburg after a night tarnished by rumors of danger. Ketchel wore a red garter on his fighting arm and demanded a $1000 bill be placed in a safe as police warned locals of possible trouble from thugs. The scene unsettled two downtown cafes before Ketchel departed with what remained of his purse.
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Pittsburg
Stanley Heteral
Ketehel
Nohce
Ketchel
Pitlaburg
Bart
Ben Ketchell
Gnally
Klais
Overland Choice Revealed By Case Thrashing Company
Case Thrashing Machine Company officials detail a thorough inspection of leading makes before ordering Overland touring cars. Joseph W Gardham, renowned Chalmers driver, will lead the official pathfinding car for the Glidden tour of 1916. The piece also explores tire inflation and maintenance as key factors in tire mileage and safety for automotive owners.
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Case Thrashing Machine Company
Engingal
Overland
Case Company
Joseph W
Gardlam
Detroit
Chalmers Motor Company
Tiddle West
Gerdhem
Chalmers
Gerdham
Cincinnati
Butler
AAA Contest Board
Diamond Rubber Company
Baseball as an Institution and Its National Impact
The article reflects on baseball as a national sport and business, noting salaries totaling millions for players, extensive employment from players to staff, rising attendance, and the evolution from informal play to a regulated, prosperous industry. It cites historic milestones like the 1887 national agreement and the Cincinnati peace pact shaping a unified baseball system.
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SY August Herrmann
Qaxshall
Gammealon T Watt
Town Hall
Apr
Warners Stauls
United States
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cleveland
KE Young
National League
Woc Wikoff
American Association
Ugh
Mfe
National Commission
High Court of Baseball
Wational Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Areal Rarity in Baseball Seven Players Free From Trade or Cash
A historical note honors seven players Keeler Monte Cross Bernhard Dinneen Jommy Collins George Davis and Isbell for being released uncondtionally without trades or compensation. The piece argues their value to majors and minor leagues justified such freedom and applauds club leaders for honoring player choices over mercenary moves.
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Keeler
Monte Cross
Bernhard
Dinneen
Jommy Colls
George Davis
Isbell
Wille Keeler Monteross
Bill Bernhard
Bil Dinneen
Jummy Collins
Isbello
Bseball
Johns
Meenbucks
Beyrhard
Nashville
Somers
Ilfoyl
Timmy Collins
Minneapolis
Davis
White Sox
Des Moines
Wienta
Comiskey
Line
New York Highlanders
Farrell
Keelers
Connie Mack
Monte Crosa
Kays Wold
Connie
Grand Army
Gna
Exhibition game ends with Newark loss to Philadelphia 2-1
In Newark on April 3 Philadelphia defeated Newark of the Eastern League in an exhibition 2 to 1. The sole run came in the first inning. Philadelphia starters Krause and Dygert, along with Thomse and Livingstone, held Newark at bay. Newark’s Muel ler Metinnity Walt and Crisp pitched defensively.
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Newark
Philadelpha
Americans
Philadelphia
Krause
Dygert
Thomse
Livingstone
Mueller
Metinnity
Walt
Crisp
Search for Brotherhood Sermon at Church of the Convent
Professor Edward A Steiner of Grinnell College spoke on The Search for Brotherhood at the Church of the Convent. Introduced by Secretary of Commerce, the talk urged better relations among people, citing Christ and examples such as the Samaritan woman and Mary Magdalene.
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Church of the Convent
Edward A Steiner
Grinnell College
Iowa
Stepid
Matthew
Eter
John
Mary Magdalen
Quarrel Ends in Sudden Death in Wilmington
Andrew Nording, a Manchester NH rigger, shot Carmela Boreira at Second and Walnut streets late last night after an argument. He sustained a head wound believed to be from a buttered weapon, the weapon’s fire fatal to Boreira. Authorities say the woman is charged with firing the fatal shot.
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Wilmington
del Wilmington
Del
Andrew Nordine
Manchester
Carmela Borreira
Second
Walnut Streets
Cardinal Tales On Peace Sermon Praises Arbitration Board
Cardinal Gibong delivers a long sermon at the Cathedral praising the international board of arbitration for protecting the rights of the weak and limiting war. He argues the board reduces conflict, fosters justice, and may usher in an era of peace without standing armies as kings and presidents must yield to arbitration.
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International Board of Arnitration
Lee
Geo Gran
Washington
Jboard
Ma ‘Tong
International Board of Arbitration
Alsputea
International Board of Artetration
Bryan Seeks Quiet Welcome In New York Arrival
From Hot Springs Arkansas and San Juan Puerto Rico reports Bryan asks no welcome demonstrations over his arrival in New York. Democratic officials warn misinterpretation could follow and plan a swift entry to his home. Mack to join caucus in Puerto Rico to outline the next House campaign. Bryan arrives aboard the President and will stay about ten days as guest of the governor.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Willam Jennings Fryan Witing
Buenos Aires
Charman
Norman E Mack
Democratic National Committee
New York
Bryan
Mack
French
Jek Ind
House of Representatives
San Juan
Porto Rico
William Jennings Bryan
Baby found abandoned at Parkhurst door in New York
An infant boy about one day old was found abandoned at the door of Rev Dr Charles H Parkhurst in New York on April 1. The baby was wrapped in a green cart and sent to Bellevue Hospital. The Washington Post reports the incident while noting the death of Rev J Mariinier, vicar general of the Dallas diocese.
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New York
York
Charles H Parkhurst
Dallas
Gable
Washington Post
Tex
J Mariinier
Diocese of
Lyons
France
Diaz Kills Big Game During Mexico Hunting Trip
The Washington Post reports President Diaz, at 60 years old, hunted in Guadalajara state on a recent trip. Diaz hired three tigers and several deer through local guides, with statements from five guides confirming the hunts.
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Washington Post
Guadalajara
Mexico
Diaz
Ttos
Blood Purifier Claim Against Scrofula Ad Text
An old advertisement extols a blood purifier as a cure for scrofula, describing the disease as hereditary and claiming the remedy clears blood toxins, rebuilds strength, and offers a free book from The American Specific Co in Atlanta GA. The copy emphasizes vegetable safety and long age appeal.
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Atlanta
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George Browne
Jim Webber
Lal
Richmond
de Reisling
Tristate League
Naona
Reisling
Womten Ag Jane
Maaleer
Oberlin
Frank
Teanis
Gotham
Foungster
Pennsylvania
Priday
Stein-Bloch
Sidney West
Dunlap & Co
Memphis
Ae New Vow
Colm L Fallen
Texan
Ty Detroit Tm Reany
Okie Bony AO Menph O Mamey
Umar New Trenna
Southern
Jesey Cy
Kamer
Utea
Vice
Oakland
Trro
Calopus
Custongs
Chistord
Elierds
Wusios
Melita
Father Stattord
Lot Tex
Alder Gulch
Exch
Marburg Ud Terne TL
Pach
Rorelars
Madelion Bus
Meliondala
Banere Ln Ua Yady Panchits
Agasacola
Patherside
Bileebeth
Ametus
Gmford Seronsde
Seatehigen
Teupga
Alice
Sally Savage
Carmnadot
Punky Recitchaon
Gar
Tor Ant
Tom Dolan
Beth Goodwin
Gonville
Ode
Yoward
LiiGallen Techie
Fiosis
Marla
Dunvegan
Necha
Sutton
Kaneva
Dapres
Ypre
Central High
Bram
National Electrical Supply Co
New York Ave
Edo
Omar
Ninth and the Avenue
Steiner
Christ
E. B
Fustio
Excello Shirts
Sro 91
Kuhnhart Serges
Kulnhart Serges
J.D. Burns & Co
Fourteenth Street
Baby
Parkhurst
Post
S.os
Fon Scrofula
Raman
Xtyre
Newgorn & Green
F Street Merchant
Eiseman
Hahn & Co
Taree Y Con Tak St
Pa Ave.n.w
S.E. Sorergires
I. Haas & Co
Tallors
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