Baseball Prospects and Rumors Roil Into Winter Reports
Sporting commentary by J Bogaillo analyzes the looming spring prospect pool for teams in Minneapolis Chicago New York Detroit and Philadelphia. It notes potential returns and draft plans, the impact of batting struggles, financial constraints on smaller markets, and hints at managerial moves including Harry Davis Mack and Davis Mack. The piece also mentions upcoming Athletics Detroit Detroit matchup and the Yankees training setup with Jack McCormick signing as trainer.
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J. Bogaillo
Akelv
Nationala
Orington
Walker
Bareeville
Ead
Adi Bull Tapp
Minneapolis
Miller
Se Lng
Vallonera
Kong
Trams
Ural
Aceideats
Wid
Pat K
Its & Wees
Harry Pasa
Wasiinton
Philadelpate Potala
Davis Mack
Bateman
Davis
Foio
Cingiaub
Woodside Tops Eann's In Ragged Baseball Clash
Woodside defeated Eann's easily for the league lead in a ragged game. Benedict drove in runs while Connor allowed four hits but walked and erred himself to defeat. Cisse] and Lynch starred for Woodside with solid defense and base running. Clark and West contributed in batting as P. Clark supplied both teams with hits and runs scored.
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Woodside
Eann
Benedict
Connor
Cisse
Inival
Lynch
P. Clark
West
Weil
Wiotee
Clark
Gordon
Ocorualt
OlComnor
Fema
Ft Benedict
Coane
West Geernee
O Clark
Cree Cy Jovy
B Clark
Eric
Weedon
Benedict Friel
Menor League Baseball Week in Review
A garbled report lists numerous minor league games across leagues including Eastern, New York State, New England, Carolina, South Atlantic, and Western. It mentions teams such as Louisville, Milwaukee, Rochester, Albany, Syracuse, Scranton, and Columbus with scattered scores and pairings, though many names and details are OCR garbled.
POUND LOGAL PITCHERS UNGLAUB LEADS WITH STICK
Unglaub homered and singled twice off Willett to spark a Washington attack, but Detroit capitalized on Washington’s wild pitching and erratic defense to win 11 to 6. Crawford added two doubles and two singles with runners aboard, while Detroit received timely hitting from multiple players as the seesaw game swung through early lead changes.
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Washington Post
Detroit
Joe Cantilon
Tigers
Washington
Nationals
Unglaub
Browne
Hut
Gray
Groom
Willett
Crawford
Jim
Potter
Detroit Triumph Over Washington In Rough League Tilt
Detroit overcame Washington 6 to 4 as D Jones and Crawford sparked the scoring with timely hits. Washington mounted a late comeback with Schaefer homering and Lelivelt driving two runs, but costly errors and control issues by Smith and Groom hurt the visitors. The game featured wild pitches, double steals, and a chaotic seventh inning.
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Weslington
Browne
Gerand
Scheefer
Ungland
Crawford
Detroit
Davy Jones
Schaefer
McBride
Bust
Cobb
Delehanty
Conroy
Gray
Groom
Moriarty
D. Jones
Rush
Wires Leaves
Jones
Bush
Tom Jones
Treet
Brannge
Washington
Unglaub
Lelivelt
Conray
Milan
Lush
Dotrait
Charlie Smuth
Willett
Pligh
O. “Jones
Crawford Aluigled
Stéle
Huth
Tt Cah Og
Kativalt
Eoarey
Sttan
Potala
MOB
Roodoos
Baes Hite— Binh
Caglead Haran Rane
Gchaster
FR Om Gray
Grove
Health
Grey
Smith
Pliener
Gelononty
Sm OL
Wild Speed Ag Benth
Timpirex
Mtewere Kerta
Connolly
Chicago Beats New York In Monotonous A League Game
Chicago defeated New York 4 to 2 in a dull game at Chicago. Willie, Unglaub and other players contributed as Chicago built an early lead. New York’s Cheasbro pitched seven innings before departure. Manning relieved. Umpires Nesere Egan and GLoughjin called the game after 1 hour 9 minutes.
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Washington
Schaefer
Chicago
New York
Wiilett
Unglaub
Aricore
Odemmutt
Imening
Altlzer
Aponte Ees
Gene West
Omepanta Db
Okman
OlAutin
Aldweeney
Chesbror P
Fitemmnik
Manning
Tolala
Chesbro
New Yorkies
Colect
Dougherty
Aula
Trahate
Parent, Dougherty
Engis
Austin
Parent
Atx
Altiter
Benith
In Cheabro
Uupires-Nesere
Egan
Gloughjin
Automobile Race News From Denver To Mexico City
LOR Dorsett and Clarence Uarnard of the LOR Dorsatt Company tour Indianapolis to view the Stoddard-Dayton. They report the car reached about 60 miles an hour and one endurance run completed with no oil stops. A cross border race is planned Denver to Mexico City with 20 foreign cars interest and a purse funded by entrants. A separate 16 mile sweepstake race is proposed at Brighton Beach with a $600 entry fee and winner take all.
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LY. Dorsett
Clarence Uarnard
LOR Dorsatt Company
Indianapolis
Stodldad-Layton
Stoddard-Dayton
Dorsett
Mexico
Denver
Trinidad
Colo
Amarillo
San Antonio
Tex
Eagle Pass
Zacatecas
Aguascalientes
Celaye
San Juan Detro
Tula
Gaveroment of
Mall
Military
Europe
United States
Ruwabouts
Maxlep
Amateur Athletic Association
Theae Rovernjax
Guldsen
Hower
Detroit
Manay
Paseo del Reforma
Varney Oldfeld
Jorge Brostich
Metropolitan Racing Asso
Ory
Brighton Beach
Stovall Named Captain as Naps Rout Cleveland
Manager McGuire of the Naps appoints first baseman Stovall captain after an 18 to 6 victory over Cleveland. The game featured weak Cleveland pitching and notable hits by Mulligan, Barry, and Slava with several safeties and stolen bases.
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McGuire
Naps
Stovall
Claveland
Philadelphia
Cleveland
McCluire
Stovall Anealh
Devsland
ABIL
Ustogan
Wes
Bilton
Paird
Peice
Berger
Sue Dools Oha
Iarteel
Murphy
Akor
Davie
Barry
Didring
Oredley
Slava
Idring
Gigrke
Htle Niypky
Lord
Taker
Uurlsel
Barger
Rhoades
Milton
Morgan
Niche
Bally Elton
Atrnek
Sttton
Te Borger
Ty Morgan
Balt—Larke
WilavitcheeShtom
Berner
Delton Bares
Sclewland
Philstalphin
Red Sox sweep as St Louis falters in loss
The Red Sox completed a clean sweep of the series in St Louis as Heston and teammates produced timely hitting. Boston's pitchers held the Cardinals to few runs while sparking a rally through the seventh. Key hits came from Speaker McConnell Carrigan and Donohue amid a noisy but error-prone contest.
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St. Louia
Aug
Heston
Ralley
Bpeaker
McConnell
Carrigan
Donchue
Ciedtte
Ynarly
St. Louis
Sr Janik
Guston
Gia Piodat Reaiavat
Alreote
Toul
Santa
Testes
Runi_Speaker
NoConnell
fLertzon
End Williame
Teotese kit—Staphena
Thresfame Hita
Wwileme
Boseker
Donobus
Gacr Acofy
Gilgee
Hoffman
Speaker
Vwagnar
Rewhle
Wagnar
Crretsan
Daree St. Lowis
Bostan
Bares On
Attendance figures across major leagues report
Yesterday's attendance totals span several cities with crowds in the thousands. Detroit and Cleveland show strong numbers alongside Chicago and New York venues. Numbers include 3,200 1,468 4,588 and up to 6,000 in various games across the National League and related matchups.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphi Breat i
New York
Rumor: Jones Eyes Ownership of Major League Club
Washington Post report Aug 2 says Fielder Jones former White Sox manager may buy or take partial stake in Boston, St Louis, or Washington clubs. Jones seeks return to baseball amid reorganizing Washington and possible move for control. Ongoing talks involve Hedges Boston sale and Cantillon/Ban Johnson changes. Comiskey would need release fee. Ketchel training note follows with Langford bout set for Sept 10.
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White Sox
Browns
Apedal
Warhington
New York
Fielder Jones
Oregon
Bt Louis
Washingtons
Jones
St. Louis Americans
Robert L. Hedges
Hedges
McAleer
Jack O'Connor
O'Connor
Washington Club
Cantillon
Ban Johnson
Nationale Ore
Washington Day
Hoston
I Charles 4. Comiskey
Comiskey
Bed
Stanley Ketchel
California
Wils Britt
Fairmon A Athletic Club
Ketchel
Hie
Sam Langford
Brooklyn and St Louis Split Double Header in Day Baseball
Brooklyn beat St Louis in the first game as Beil pitched brilliantly and the locals batted freely, while Pastorius struggled for the visitors. In the second, Beebe shut them down and Bergen threw out seven attempting steals as Burch contributed across the field.
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Brooklyn
Ang
St. Louis
Beil
Fraleigh
Molter
Phelps
Sara
Pastorius
Beebe
Bergen
Burch
Gt Louis
Boklyn
Marheau
Ofeureh
Komen
Alawar
Konerchy
Omtvees
I Brann
Ol Alperman
Reteh Ey
Ol Bummett
Op Murphy
Dalftuntar
Starke
OlMernhall
Roleieb
Raleigh
Poe Ead
Tlement Lennox
Miklynen
Fod
Alpermah
Alperman
Alpermac
Om Halaigh
Inainad
Harmwell
Siniep Fasee
Kongtehy
Burch J
Cloent
Lennox
Meklveen
Guuble Pias
Leinor
Alper
SL Lil
Twhanly
oMummel
Murphy
Omuawe
Berke
Fustortus
Olay
Konetohy Uch
Cubs Take Last Game In Boston On Mixed Notes
Chicago won the final aeason game in Boston with Curtis the sole bright spot on a weak display as the Cubs defeated the Red Sox with late defensive miscues and limited hitting. Several players contributed across positions in a game that showcased pitching and fielding but yielded few offensive highlights.
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Boston
Chicago
Aeavon
Curtis
Roe Sheckerd
Togo Schulte
Soloo de Flaward
Stelnent
Beaumont
Schulte
Howard i
Atofateldt
Hofman
Toker
Archer
Praltier
Greaney
Shean
de Seep
Garcia
Cy-hass
Hug— Bheckard
Tinker
Sed
Ory Steintelat
Botrhaa
Yeken
Maward
Geeenty
Diner
Autrey
Rexton
Fleioer
aNtres
Curtin
Uaphie
O'Day
Tima
Zame
Hoses
Ambmaten
Pirates Blane Phillies in Rising to Defeat
In Philadelphia on August 2 the Pirates defeated the Phillies 2 to 0 in a pitchers duel. Leach drove in the first run on a walk and single, while another homer by Leach produced the second. Leach and Washer scored for Pittsburgh with Wagner and Gram contributing on base. Team totals, errors, and fielding details are provided. More allowed three runs, and a brief note on a suspended Clarke Griffith for three days in New York follows.
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Philadelphia
Leiteld
Moore
Plisturg
Philadelhia
Balla
Wilson
Leach
Puiyohla
Pleaburg
Alensh Ae Thos
Wagar
Gar
Leach and Washer
Alamaran
Wagner
Grand and
Branaudd
Pletaburg
Balle
Oz Moors
More
Clarke Griffith
New York
Clarike Griffin
Cincinagii Club
Heydler
Rigler
Graelnnatl
Power speed craft to headline regatta at Toledo Yacht Club
Calm winds at Toledo Aug TM% caused delay in the Interlake Yachting Association regatta. Only the Taft cup catboat heat could be raced before sunset. 21 starters await a completion Friday or Saturday. Commodore Richardson Jr and staff held a review at 4 pm and a smoker and dance followed. A large fleet of powerboats arrived, signaling prominent competition ahead.
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Tolego
Ohio
Interlake Yachting Association
Quivet Ag
Commodore & C. Richardson, Jr
Toledo Yacht Club
Reds Beaten by Giants in Fourth as Two-Hit Rebels Spark
New York defeated Cincinnati 12 to 4 in a late season game at home. Seymour McCormick and O’Hara each had two hits in the fourth inning rally. Six other Giants and Reds players contributed runs and hits as the contest featured three pitchers per side and a high-scoring fourth inning.
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Eymour
McCormick
O'Hara
New York
Cincinnati
Besten
New York Today
Seymour
MicCormini
O'Hera Ecach
Cinimed
Eileen Eg
Oldesin
Ofaephan
Jevilny
Usioeres
Campbell
Fo Crema
UM Marquard
Lo Lanes
Bueridce
Baan
Bacr
McCarmick
Daviin Staan Banas
Paskert
Egen
Doyle
Seymour O'Hain
Bridwell
Merkis
Devore
Lopert
Arrera
Dubee
Tell Roth
Hixon Gran Gail
Marabard
Lowley
Gasper
Inglaes
Fanng
Dube
Tnnivas
Meare Rigor
Kane
Gsine
GAMES TO PAY American League Park Parkview Matchups
Schedule shows games at Park-Parkview versus Agricultura at 2 pm with Datheny against Prestwood at 5 pm and Capitol City Park station at 4 pm 6 pm and 7 pm lineups listed.
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Smprican League Park
Parkview
Va Agricultura
Datheny Vy
Prestwood
Capitol “City Park
Mombasa Wins at Saratoga in Keen Two-Year-Old Stakes
Saratoga Aug 23 Stewards disqualified Queen Marguerite after finishing first in the opening event for two-year-olds at a mile. Mombasa with McCahey led a late drive to seize the win as Responseful and Rilo Grande followed. In the Kentucky Stakes two-year-olds, Responseful surged from Glen Helen to win by a half length in 1 05 25. Rabbin Around upset Student King in the sprint, beating him by a length and a half after a bold stretch drive.
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Washington Post
Saratoga
wWerg
Queen Marguerite
Marguerite
Baeck
Judgce
Pootpad
J. 7 Bell
Aspiring
Comedienne
Watty
Olter
al’ Aste
Gien Helen
Manrpeter Steble
Responseful
Commodore Fortaine
Bandy
Crecker
George Gdam
Rabbin
King
Sperker
Sunglaw
Ward
JacGaney
Butwell
Ator
Wyck Bower
Black “Hawk
Becken
Smeylestuss
Lyerolda
Davin
Wapond
Sparker
Ibt
Taylor
Hervist iYise
Sandy Stecker
Commodore Foutaing
Kentucky
Tor
Altes
Reaponwefel
Wan
Glen Helen
Millon
Tire
Eturlers
Handleat
Ik Mnie
Rio Grande
Martin
Zipangs
Hilt Top
Gildleg Belle
Crankie
Yan
Trotvest
Patriot
Milchad Beck
Baga Maxim
Judce
Ermantrout
Gampeon
Murlugs
Nethermoont
Baudelle
Prod
Pete
Metregar
Baron Theskaw
Fartinec
Saratoga Racing Entries Hide A Packed Eight Furlong Card
Lists of horses and odds for today's Saratoga race meet with multiple races including marathons and sprints. Entries feature horses such as The Fad Big Sick Pale Enil Lid and many others across seven furlong and longer routes, with numerous jockeys and weights attached.
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Saratoga
Tost Jer
Vibe
Aes Mavdsion
Parry Lubotion
Letharie
Radium Star
Luceta
Lavo
Sneahs
Vane
Tor
Bonnie Kelso
the Wr
Ontario
Portguhman
Veeny
Dr Wick
Momus
Jack Frost
Flas Bel
Diviy Dlaon
Eeiatiog
Mixed League Notes and Baseball Contracts from Aug
A jumble of baseball lineup snippets, scorers, and contract notes. Highlights include Shamwell’s pitching feature and upcoming War and Navy and Postoffice game rescheduled to August 25. National League president Heydler announces several contracts and releases affecting Cincinnati and others, with several player movements and signings listed.
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Interiny
Ammeeture
Shamwell
Navy
Sureau
Eighertenture AB BO
Osim
Viet Pee
Gnegman i
Interior
Bavay
Lew
Soa
Vegas
New York
John A. Heydler
National League
Cincinnati
C. Barmichast
Jeagun
Cpavamee
Alan M Biteaya
Cous
Bobet Byrne
Fort Washington and Government Hospital clash in doubleheader
Fort Washington and Government Hospital split a doubleheader with strong pitching and timely hitting. Wilkins and Wesker led the Hospital in game one, while Brostram and Woodbridge sparked Fort Washington in the field and at the plate. Bethesda Baptist later forfeited the second game, leaving Bethany to win eight to three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Washington
Feema
Nickey Veld
Hospital Boys
Brs
Wil Klug Lang
Wilkins
Hoffman
Dani
Wesker
Battan Rey
Brostram
Woodbridge
Shortsiog
Fort Weshinga
Shermer
Perzigo
Government Hospital
Inhusan
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G Bethany
Marna
Barna
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Wm. Hahn & Co
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