Browne In Charge Claims League Will Go Through Season
George Browne, former outfielder with Washington and rival clubs, will manage and oversee the United States league team known as the Outlaws. He arrived, met President Wittman, and plans were reviewed as deals to secure a big-city club proceed in New York. Browne has signed Jack Warner and Miller, with Browne to play center field, and will scout Georgetown and local colleges for talent ahead of a May 1 start at Union League Park. Players under contract will report to Richmond April 1 for a taming season leading to the May 1 launch.
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George Browne
Washington
The
Outlaws
Browne
Wor
Tle
Wittman
Witman
New York
Jack Warner
Union League
Miller
Feild
Tie
Georgetown
Carmen Py
Jerald
Aspen
Wil
Unger Washington Hayees
Richmond
Griffith
Jack Ryan
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Collegiana
Nationals
Ryan
John Furlong Beats Browns In Ninth Incomplete Feature Win
John Furlong won the feature event after a late surge in the ninth, beating the Browns. The card focused on a dramatic finish with a sharp driving finish and a key ride by Hauser to seal the win.
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John Furlong
Browns
Charleston Racing Entries and Tabled Standings
A fragmentary racing entry list from Charleston outlines horses such as Topper, Pardner, Naughty Lad, Sami Quaver, and Short Order with assorted trainers and odds. It notes events, presenters, and betting figures, including prizes, horses’ names, and expected performances across stages and dates in October and November.
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Arnone
Sone Oktober
Yorkin
Meridian
Bers
Bander
Ile View
Jeteney
Neawenttas
County Chale
Plorra
Boone
Batts
Owen
Swarts Bod
Verpewel
Eagh
Frag
Veargar
Naughty Lad
Sami Quaver
Kilder
Aoima
Capt Feenson
Tee
A and M Team Blows Up In Raleigh Game
Eastern College held to four scattered hits through eight innings before A and M collapsed in the ninth. Ma naasas collected three singles and a double in the eighth, aided by a hit batter and two errors to score five runs, adding another in the ninth on two hits and an error. Jayney relieved Tucker and closed the scoring. Key plays included two double plays by Eastern and one by A and M, with White pitching for the visitors.
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Apedal
Washington Post
Lou
Cardinals
Browns
Hamilton
Hauser
New Evan
Scorario
Kouney
Evans
Smith
Koney
Bresnahan
Johnson
Woodburn
Magee
Huggins
Sinxi
Hogan
Pratt
Toall
Monte Crass
Hamiton
Marmon
Laudermilk
Wallace
Raleigh
N. C
Eastern College
Tucker
Tech
Manaasas
Jayney
Eastern
White
OAE
Col AB Oukalber
L Hove
Otattreil
Omcdurtt
Rumsell
P. Robertson
Patton
Jaynes
la Am
Luttrell
Russell
Mr. Upenarch
Geme
Stanley T. Milliken
Georgetown
Yale
O'Connor
Hollanders
Eli
Fury
Hollander
Hilton
Geil
Hartwell
Bates
Hetty Jean
Lynch
Daly
Davis
Kartwell
Gross
Merritt
Reilly
Sitterding
Kildell
Cogan
Blossom
Davin
Blue
Gray
Burdett
Catholic University
Horan
Bain
Greene
Lynen
Holy Cross
Volk
Ostergren
Toomey
Kennedy
Green
Oans
Gilmartin
Anonher
Cawley
O'Brien
J. Murray
Gans
Hayes
UNIV
Sore SR
Tor
Poe i
Hoseler
Ato
Widmayer
Or McDonnell
Yoo
Pipp
Yon O Greene
Osteraron
Gilmartio
Catholic Univers Oa Do
Wiliy Crome
Rorke
R. Murray
Gilmartn
Hija
W Murray
Murray
Vork
J Detergen
Widmasrr
Itayes
Ly ¢ Greens
J. Muay
Joe i Tandibos
Mirtutes
Glossy Odio Fragments From Morning Telegraph Mint
Fragmentary OCR text shows a blend of names and places including Morning Telegraph and Toronto references. Readable items hint at names like Jessie Porter and Bay of Pleasure, plus scattered dates or events. The piece appears to be a damaged, miscellany-style snippet with no clear single event.
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Tosma
Cathe
Prince Abies
Porrhead
Bieler
Jay PF Preven
West Point
Searta
Morning Telegraph
Jessie Porter
Ferde Surter
Bay of Pleasure
Carina
Maran W. Littleton
Agen
Porehead
Effenditet
Down the Alleys Carrol Ab Cares Brom Sheehe Totals
Totals appear with several garbled names and initials in a short sports-leaning update. The fragment lists individuals or teams such as COENTIL and Curtin Lor Crowell among partial entries, with a stray 1K mark and an unreadable musee reference, indicating a brief box score or score summary rather than a full article.
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Carrol Ab Cares
Curtin
Crowell
Schaefer Homer Seals Washington Win Over Boston
In a 5 to 1 victory Washington defeated Boston as Cashion and Hughes shone on the mound. Schaefer hit a two run homer in the third inning, boosting Washington’s lead, while Boston’s defense was sharp though the offense struggled. Kling managed pinch hitters without success as Washington closed out the game with timely hits and solid fielding.
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Cabco
Santiington
Dean
Sigmila
Ag Wat
Mor Wan
Aute Run
Abe
Sora Fay Nete
Dominica
Trini cd
Dee
Ramazan
Peeree
Joe
Jackson
Boston Braves
Kling
Ward Pays
Tom Hughes
Washington
Cashion
Hughes
Nationals
Boston
McDonald
Griffith
Spencer
Jack Flynn
Cunningham
Knight
Keystone
Ned
Richmond
Campbell
Schaefer
Mr. Schaefer
Don Miller
Bosto
Milan
Shanks
Willams
Donnelly
Williams
Kadser
Cushion
St. Nationals
Brown
Ingerton
Flynn
Perdue
Wos
McBride
Spratt
Sullivan Pitcher Sullivan to Join Outlaws
George Brown of the United States League club announced last night that pitcher Sullivan from Georgetown and Pepro could join the Outlaws. Sullivan’s late-season performance with the Power Company boosted his standing, though no contract is signed yet.
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George Brown
United States
Sullivans
Georgetown
Pepro
Sullivan
Power Company
Thig
Georgetown and Catholic U Triumph In Tight Showdowns
Georgetown edged Yale 3 to 2 as O Connor held the Tigers to eight hits and Hollander’s sixth inning run plated the winner. Catholic University defeated Holy Cross 4 to 2 in a pitching duel despite several errors, with McDonnell and Hayes delivering decisive plays and Greens keeping Holy Cross close through most of the game.
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Georgetown
Catholic University
YALE
Holy Cross
Opening double header of season at the ball park today
Washington plans a world record opening as Yale and Cornell meet in Washington while Boston and Washington play a pro game. The schedule includes a curtain raiser, sun-screening improvements at the ball yard, and a look at pitchers Engel Boehling and others as managers discuss lineups and injuries.
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Ball Park
Washington
Thera
American League Park
Yale
Cornell
Boston
Tila
Griffith
Beaton Club
Collegians
Manush Fractured Leginjury Smears Toleda Team
Player Manush sustains a fractured leg during a recent practice for the Toleda team. He was taken for medical treatment and will miss upcoming games. Sources report he suffered the injury last week while not in active play.
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Manush
Toleda
Manus Hird Basemar
Pita
Oma
Maro Wae
Dortermenti
Heork
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Hi Looret Uke
CY Young
Claims
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Gtry
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Dunlap
Charleston
Moore
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Amilayrma
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Belltop
Harlem
Atorshardh
Morristown
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Tima
Ator
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Lad Fiske
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Hartman Laporte
Stovall
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Ty Hamilton
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Walam Haines
Toronto
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M. O'Connor
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Short
Hallander Stoll
Grosa
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D. A. H Hollander
Boro Youan
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Vo Daly
Dayia
Conner
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A la Hurdell
Riddell
Eves
Carbert
Blcesom
Hurnatt
P. Teed
Martwell
Poteau
Hite
Atruck
Kite
Jury
Burnett
Halke
Mr. Betts
St. Louis
Shantey
Cross
Jim Magee
Lowell
Mass
W. H. Hottel
Brookland Diamond
McDonnell
Pat
Cawler
Greens
Joe Engel
Mount St. Marys
Joe Boehling
Engel
Christy Mathewson
McGraw
Bis City
Baltimore
Square Deal
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Ang Belmont
Goldheim
Goldheim Fivestate
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Beilboy Porter Gutler
Footman
Meyer's Military Shop
Penna. Ave
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