Browns Upset With Umpire Calls In Afternoon Game
Agnew of Browns faced no pitcher named Agnew as confusion dominated a delayed afternoon contest. Evans and Calavan were among players involved in disputed plate appearances while Rickey and Walker were cited in fielding and batting order mix ups. Wallace and Leary contributed key hits. Moeller sparked Nationals with three hits, and Williams delivered a clutch single. Austin was banished for protest as Schafer covered short.
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Stanley BP
Willirey
Evans
Baing Calavan
Monta Rinute
Trans
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Waniger Rickey
Willhuis
Rickey
Evans Tal
Wahke
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Reti
Cas
Tenulcil U Agnew
K Wallace
Waser
Walker
Raen Waterman
Jasman
Tina
Teleres
Benn
Arin
Jack Kenny
Sandy Spring
Bentley
Nationals
Philadelphia
Naps Edge Yankees In Series Opener
New York lost to Cleveland 4 to 3 as Hagerman held the Yankees to four hits. Key moments included Cleveland's early offense, substitutions, and late defense shaping the outcome. Chapman reached base twice for New York, while Hagerman pitched effectively in relief.
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NAPS
Yankees
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Cleveland
Cole
Hagerman
Leibold
Bane Tb Bige
Chapman
Diba
Jackson If
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HCO
Roraonl
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Ottadro
Cleh
McHale
Rmy Chapman
Jackson Birke Honeva
Seeenes Tao Bee
Wambsgins Wicke
Hapman
Chapman Jackson
Murray and Fottrell Win Coast Racketers in Practice Day
On the Meadow Club invitational at Southampton L I August 13 the second day before the national championships at Newport yielded no upsets in straight set wins The Pacific Coast duo Murray and Fottrell delivered rapid fire tennis Murray defeated Clearence Hobart 62 63 and Yale’s OW Peaslee also lost 62 63 Fottrel defeated FW Pdul Jr 51 6%
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Southampton
Meadow Club
Newport
R Lindley Murray
Lita Fottrell
Pacific Coast
Murray
Clearence Hobart
OW Peaslee
Yale Star
Foutrel
FW Pdul Jr
Phadetpnia
Day of Southpaws Ends in Split Doubleheader Between Detroit and Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on August 18, Detroit won the first game 3 to 4 and Philadelphia the second 2 to 7, as Southpaws Coveleskie Shawkey Plank faced Reynolds Boehler in two pitching duels. Barry and Bush delivered notable fielding plays, while Crawford and Coveleskie drove key hits in the Detroit effort and Murphy, Collins, Kavangh and Burns contributed for Philadelphia in a high tempo doubleheader cleanup.
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Philadelphia
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Coveleskie
Shawkey
Plank
Reynolds
Boehler
Barry
Oidring
Shotstop
Bush
Bush Sa
Murphy
Marahy
Cobb
Collins
Grawford Rt
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Coldring
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Schang
Celifax
Burns Colling
Mulnnex
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Caveleskie
Piteher
Oveteskie
Shank
Caveleskin
Wessra Sbin
Cannelly
Morley
Namie Goto Lobb
Crawford
Baker
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Rod Taker
zBazao McKee
Reynoids
Hellman
Dubuc Laon
Detroit Poootn
Kavanagh Murphy Collins
Bitavanagh
Kevanlis
Sacritea
Vemch
Urna
Finwl
Raynolia
Doehler
Strack
Weaers Connelly
Chul Timo
Rand
Huseman High Shines At White Flger Club Shoot
A large crowd attended the White Flger Club event led by Frank Huseman the Washington professional who topped the field with high score out of 100. Among amateurs WC Brandon led with 9, Ammone followed, while Dusall Tord Parsons and others also competed.
Kirmayer to Report to Giants After Three-I League
Ollie Kirmayer pitcher for Newark Nitand clan leads Three-I League in wins and will join the New York Giants after the season ends in September. The Aug 18 development places him atop the circuit before the transition to the major club.
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Decatures
Ollie Kirmayer
Newark
Race horses exempted from military requisition in Canada
Montreal aug 18 american owners shipping thoroughbreds into Canada for fall meetings of the jockey clubs of the canadian racing association will be exempt from horse requisition for military use. minister of militia calham hughes ruled in response to a request by j t r u laurendeau president of the dorval jOCKEY club. also notes results from baseball game in kansas city and milwaukee.
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Montreal
Canada
Jockey Clubs
Canadian Racing Association
Calham Hughes
J T R U Laurendeau
Dorval Jockey Club
Griffmen Rally Late in 8th to Beat Browns 8 2
Nationals chase Browns in opener as Engel starts strong before a costly two innings. Shaw and Engel receive support from hits by Gandil and James. Browns threaten late but fail to score after eighth inning chaos, Nationals pull away with five runs in the eighth for an 8 2 win.
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Engel
Shaw
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Brownies
Howard Shotten
Angel
Willams
Shotten
Hamiltons
Lagel
Sam Walker
Leary
Zimmerman's Homer Lifts Cubs To Victory Over Giants
Chicago reports a 6 to 6 win over Brooklyn as Zimmerman belted a fifth inning homer with the bases loaded. Humpries struggled early before Leach and Hageman stabilized pitching. Key hits and late rallies sealed the Cubs’ comeback in a hard fought game lasting about an hour.
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Srresnahan
Tagan
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Vibertel
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Dauhet
Nageman
Foxer
Cursian
Daulert
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Halls
Hageman
Ragan Vanpires
Mosars Lilie
Byron Tine
Rome
Cardinals Win Game After Alexander Suffered Injury
St Louis defeated Philadelphia 7 to 2 as Perritt quieted the visitors with scattered hits. Dolan Miller and Craise drove runs, Wilson homered, and Magee-Wilson connection sparked the rally including a fourth inning scoring cluster. Alexander left the mound after the fourth with an unspecified injury and Perritt earned the win although giving up several singles.
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St Loms
Alexander
Philadelphia Agan
Perritt
Dolan
Miller
Craise
Beck
Huggins
Ahtier
Wilson
Pilla
St Luis
Omugelos
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O'Mison
Tobert
Taveert
Rilliter
Peritt
Philadelphia
St Louis
Maser Labert
Uvgsins
Mifer
Willing Cruian
Poritt
Teheee
Magee
J Wliter
Agelas
L. Mager
Sases
American League Word of Week Linear Streaks Noted
The text outlines scattered baseball results and standings across teams including Philadelphia Chicago Washington New York Detroit Cleveland with irregular numbers and words. It highlights partial scores and team references without a cohesive game summary.
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Chicago
Euston
Washington
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
St Louis
Philadelphia
Denton
Sets Record With A Uio New York Race
A race in New York set a new record for distance with a time around six minutes. The previous record stood at 6 minutes .6 seconds and was held by Tetr lai. The event took place over frames and minutes, with references to timing and racing circles.
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Pisin
Spences
Ramiles
Baseball scores and league results listed for multiple circuits
International League standings and results for Newark, Detroit, Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston, Pittsburgh, and Brooklyn with yesterday’s results and upcoming matches. Southern and Virginia leagues report city pairings and scores. Tristate and North Carolina leagues note upcoming games and locations.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chifeds Drop Back in League Play to Baltofeds
Chicago report notes Chifeds fall to second as Baltofeds push ahead in league standings. Key players include Fiske Lange Wilson and Joh with scoring bursts in the late stages. damaged text limits full clarity but indicates Chicago’s 4 to 14 or similar pace and a decisive second period swing.
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Rhe Faitimora
Chicago Oouro
Battaries
Quinn Suggs
Jacklitsch
Fiske Lange
Wilson
Joh
Indianapolis Wins In Ninth To Beat Pittsburgh
Walkers error and two singles in the ninth inning gave Indianapolis the run that beat Pittsburgh 4 to 1. Carr was the only Pittsburgh batter without a hit, while Indianapolia’s Maderine and Berry contributed, with Walker and others advancing the late rally.
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Walkers
Indianapolia
Pittsburgh
Carr
Seare
Pittsburgh Porronoreri
India
Maderine—Malker
Berry
Brown Faces Trade as St Louis Federals Seek Pitcher
President Steininger weighs keeping Mordecai Brown as a pitcher for the St Louis Federals. If Brown accepts, he would be paid his current managerial salary. Should he refuse to play for St Louis, he will be traded to another Federal club.
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Mordecai Brown
St Louis Federals
Steininger
Brown
St Lews
Braves Defeated On Their Errors In Cincinnati Loss
Crutcher of the losers allowed two hits in seven innings as Cincinnati beat Boston 3 to 1. Wild throw in the third enabled two runs to score, Whitted and other miscues contributing. Devore batted for Crutcher in the seventh and moved to right field, with Manny and Strand among the substitutions.
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Ad Marnnsile Sa
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Deuplass
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pat—Maranvi Lew Shmilt
Lasas Dostor
Inein Ath
Draglans
Piehos
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Douglas
Br Cracher
Stans Doglaes
Vessis Feg
Graham Off To Join Reds
Roanoke reports Ty son Graham a Roanoke first baseman recently purchased by Cincinnati's Reds must report immediately. The move follows management telegraphic orders from the Reds as they execute the purchase.
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REDS
Roanoke
Mollontz
Washington Rus
Incinnati
Ty Son
Graham Roanoke
Mollowitz
Fintinnah
Pirates Rally Past Giants Backed by Bescher Help
Pittsburgh defeated New York 3 1 with key plays from Bescher and McCarthy. Adams scored on a single by Corey, while Kelly and Bescher contributed offense as the Pirates pulled away in the eighth. Marquard earned the win for Pittsburgh and Fromme the loss for New York.
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New York
Bescher
Adams
Chird
Mcuirths
Me Carthy
Corey Khonethy
Kellys Engle
Pirates
Anne J Snodgrass
Murray
Merkle
Pitsburgh
Marquard
McCartin Hemeren
Raams
Kenetehy
Ittsburgh
Fromme
Eason
Kansas City Beats Brooklyn Twice In 4 1 Win
Kansas City won two games against Brooklyn today with scores 4 to 1 in the first game and a second win noted in a separate tally. Key players cited include Land Culp Pasterh and Parkart with Pinnerar Hoick also featured, reflecting a strong home performance by the Kansas City squad.
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Brooklyn
Aktsa
Fragmented OCR snippet yields unclear sermon notes
A disjointed OCR passage lists religious groups and timestamps with scattered names and numbers. Readable items include references to Episcopal and Baptist terms, various times, and partial names, but the overall meaning and event remain obscured.
Buffeds Pound Two for Seventeen in Easy 8 1 Win
Buffeds rout Sloufed pitchers 8 to 1 as hitters maul opposing arms. St Touts and Ang 18 lead the charge with early runs while Ruffaio and Simon pace the attack, battering the mound and dominating from the plate.
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St Touts Pichers
Will
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St Loms Ce
Branp Voran
Blar Wall Keopper Wit Simon
Intersectional Section A Series 10 Fans Score Tight matchup
A dense score table from an Easterns game shows lines of player names, teams, and partial statistics. The fragment references multiple players and schools in a competitive section A series 10 game, with scores and notes scattered across the page.
Chemistry Train Crashes Through Public Roads Chaos
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered words like chemistry, pubs, roads, rais, Teale, Putl, Kel, sale, game, fou, grieves. No coherent events, names, dates, or places readable to form a factual summary.
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Lep Rais
Ruth Sent to Providence Red Sox Trade Sends Player Away
The article reports Ruth being sent to Providence as part of a transaction involving the Red Sox. It notes the team recently acquired another player and outlines the exchange indicating the loss or shift of a key batter. Further details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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