World of Sport writ by JT Kelly on player trades and pennant race
A sprawling, anecdote heavy world of sport column details bids for players, trades, and age of the pennant fight. It mentions Mack Coombs Lajoie and Crawford as names amid a flurry of deals, while speculating on contenders and the market for young talent.
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Coombs
Lajoie
Jack Drai
Lances
Tin
Ataxoe
Del Ray forfeits early in amateur baseball game
Amateur baseball report states Del Ray forfeited a Tuesday game against Old Dempton at Alexandria after four innings with Old Dominions leading 2 to 0. Remaining text lists unrelated names and ads, with broken phrases about August trials and staffing.
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Hilton
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Coxcordia Charch
ODAY IS OUT AND LAMR DAY SUSPENDED IN COOPER'S LEAGUE
New York Aug 1 President Pulham of the National League announced the suspension of Lampire Heny ODay for violation of contract and nonporitization and Joseph Ward of the Philadelphia club for violation of contract The release of George McBride of the St Louis Nationals to Kansas City was approved An umpire game in Pittsburg between the New York team led to a fist fight involving Peltz and WeGinnity Both players were fined and suspended President Pelham said the affair could have been avoided if ODays rules had been enforced
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Pulham
National League
Lampire Heny Oday
Joseph Ward
Philadelphia Club
George McBride
St Louis Nationals
Kansas City
Oday
Pittsburg
Peltz
WeGinnity
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O’das
Owens Exonerated by American Association Officials
Special to The Weehington Prat Chicago Aug 1 The American Association board cleared umpire Owens of gambling charges finding the allegations wholly false The board adopted resolutions condemning the charges as malicious and ordered an investigation to identify those responsible with punishment proposed for the guilty party or parties
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Departmental League Soap Opera Spoils War's First Division Quest
Rain ruined a marshy field as War toppled by Navy. Curnane and Donaldson pitched. Curnane wild, five walks. Navy left on bases, first on balls, and benefitted from rain as Hodges and teammates scored in a rugged, error-prone game.
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Wardlboe
Sunday School League Narrowly Defeated by Calvary in Close Contest
Sunday School League faced Calvary in a close, hard fought game. Calvary won as its hits proved more timely while both pitchers worked well. Fielding highlights included Sy Manoskis in left and Hampton at third for Calvary. numerous players named in a lengthy box score from the clash.
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Ulteher
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Donahue Delivers in Eighth for Detroit Victory
Donahue hit a triple in the eighth to drive in the winning run as Detroit defeats New York 1 to 0. Newton pitched well for Detroit, relieved later by Delehanty, with strong defense from both clubs and sharp fielding throughout.
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Delehanty
Detroit
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Fragmentary OCR Notice on Sale and Addresses
Fragmentary text fragment mentions a sale and several names and locations with garbled OCR. It lists people and places such as Hoscety, CGavats, Yaincoats Lathrobes, Zope Stace, and Cosgott Cheethack with an unclear context and no clear date or outcome.
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Nosed Out Nationals in 10 Inning Battle
Stone's single decided the 10 inning game as Schlafly held firm in key moments. Heydon played through a broken finger while Stabs tall gunner remained steady in the late innings.
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Heydon Out With Broken Finger For Month
Special to The Washington Post St. Louis Mo Aug 1 Catcher Heydon may be out of the game for a month with a broken finger after misjudging Falkenberg cross fire. A physician says his throwing hand is out of commission for some time. Waker field rushed into service. the youngster will catch in Heydon's absence as Kittredge is with Cleveland. Heydon's recent form suggests a return to last season, making the loss hard on the Nationals.
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Reds Fall to Boston in Sloppy Seventh Inning
Boston earns its second win as Reds commit fielding miscues and a balk by Hall enable a six to one victory. Walmer exits early for arguing Emslie's decision. Young pitches steadily while Ewing and Welmer toil for Boston.
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Albemarle Horse Show Opens Under Rainy Skies
Charlottesville Va Aug 1 Opening day of the Albemarle Horse Show Association sixth annual exhibition drew a big crowd despite a heavy afternoon rain. David Dunlop’s Con fdence won the Merchants Cup amid 15 rivals while park and jumping events featured top riders from Oake Stock Farm and others. Judges faced a controversial green hunters prize decision as talent prevailed over turnout.
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Pirates Win In Ten Inning Pitching Duel
In Brooklyn, August 1, a pitchers battle ended 1 0 as Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn in thirteen innings with ten scoreless frames. McIntyre allowed no hits through ten, while Lemkiewicz and Bergen contributed on offense for Pittsburgh.
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Richmond and Danville doubleheader split in Danville
Rich mond and Danville split a doubleheader with Howard pitching both games but fielding errors and defensive lapses undermined effort in game two. First game score 3 to 1 with Danville scoring in the late innings. second game Richmond exploded for 14 runs led by strong hitting, while Howard and Benny again worked for Danville.
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Barney Oldfield Eyes Baltimore Washington Auto Record
Barney Oldfield with three racing cars arrives this evening in town. He plans to lower the Baltimore to Washington road record this week in a road company engagement and uses his famed machines as a publicity draw. Eddie Bald, bicycle champion, joined the event with Ross driving a car that last spring ran thirty eight seconds at Ormond Beach. Bald is entered in all events against Oldfield.
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National Champion Alec Smith Wins Open Golf Prize
Alec Smith of Nas sau I I wins the Western and national open title at New Cortlandt Park with a 301 over 72 holes. Turnbull of Waterbury and Loughlin of Plainfield tied for second 309, while Patrick of Westfield and Mackie of Fox Hills tied for fourth. McNamara of Boston wins playoff for best 18 hole score with 73. Western Golf Tourney set for August 29. Western Professional Golfers Association fixes August 2 as date for the annual one day event and September 5 to 7 for the championship.
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Manchester Finishes First In Roosevelt Cup Race
Manchester, owned by Dr J L Bremer, led a field of ten to win the Roosevelt Cup 11 1/2 mile race in light winds, defeating Aud by nearly five minutes. Aud, Sally VIN, and Caramba followed in order as Waynesburg faced Cumberland in a baseball game with strong pitching from Maddow and Tate’s batting in a Cumberland victory.
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