Tigers Tied to Pitching Gaps in New Outlook
The piece outlines Detroit Tigers changes after a loss of Housman and notes key players Coughlin, Leary, Schaefer, and Vanan as parts of the lineup. It discusses firing up batting and pitching, with Jennings and Cobb referenced, and mentions scouting moves and minor league prospects as the club seeks stronger performance for the season.
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Tigers
Coughiin
Cleary
Schaefer
Vanan
Chiarter
Wttern
Jennings
Qentinio
Moriarty
Coughlin
Tinaa
Betes Nitier Ina
Shawarma
Seema
Fon
Stuey Jennings
Kann's Triumph Over Market in Zone A League
Kannapeung 4 bie surprise in the zonal A. A. League yesterday by easily defeating the heavy-nitting Market team, pulling them from the lead. Richmond produced two doubles and a key late rally as Kann's offense broke through after initial Market pressure. Market protested claiming Kann's used four ineligible players. game details and line scores follow amid the dispute.
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Kanna
Richmond
Connor
Kaon
Tichmond
Olson
Bireh
Kann
Fone
ADH
Omnia
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Chappotte
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Hoffman
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Evnek
Erie
Gleason
Dale
GM Gieston
Ely Wehmomi
Fowler
Coanes
Crappella
Hebhlor
Nationals Rally to Take Ten Inch Later Victory
Washington with Walter Johnson on the mound overcame a stubborn Cleveland Red Sox style attack. The Nationals tied the game in the ninth and won in the tenth as Dusty Rhoades faltered for Cleveland and Lelivelt, Stovall, and Johnson led Washington’s late surge. Comedy and conflict surrounded the affair with Schaefer Unglaub Cantillon and Evans in the spotlight as the game swung back and forth.
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Washington Post
Cleveland
Nationals
Walter Johnson
Washington
Johnson
Royals
Alnth
Naps
Berger
Rhoades
Germany Schaefer
Bob Unglaub
Joe Cantillon
Bill Evans
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Evans
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Alan
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Joe
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Harry
Slattery
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Sehnefer
Seivelt
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Washington at Cleveland and more in Thursday baseball
In the American League schedule Washington plays Cleveland Philadelphia meets Detroit New York travels to St Louis Huston faces Chicago In the National League Fitishers visit New York Chicago hosts Philadelphia Cincinnati plays Brooklyn St Louis battles Hoxton Every one of Walter's fifteen hits were terrific pokes.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Louie Huston
Chicago
Fitishers
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St. Louie
Hoxton
Walter
St. Louis
Boston
Tigers and Athletics Split See-Saw Series in Detroit
Detroit wins game two of the Philadelphia series 4 to 2 to grab the American League lead by seven, as Moriarty, Jones, and Stanage produced the deciding hits. Mack’s men threatened with bases loaded twice but failed to score. Stovall homered in a sparkling display while Umpire Evans drew laughs and risked suspensions for remarks.
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Rapa
Lelivelt
Schaefer
Unglaub
Evans
Datrolé
Philandelphia
Seveal
Aerion
Detroit
Athletica
Philadelphia
Moriarty
Tom Jones
Infeld
Stanage
Donovan
Mack
Toi Jones
Baker
White
Colling
Detroit Beats Philadelphia In Weather Interruption Classic
Detroit tops Philadelphia 8 to 5 after a long rain delay and darkness halted play in the ninth. Stange and Bush delivered key hits for Detroit while Cobb, Crawford and Jones supplied early offense for Philadelphia. The game featured fielding brilliance from Jack Barry and tight Detroit infield defense despite late scoring.
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Davie
Bli
Stanage
Detroit
Lajoie
Bush
Cobb
Marke
Crawford
Jack Barry
D. Jones
Adale Jors
Medling
Baker
Milter
T Jones
Philaioipeis
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Butcher
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Wrank
Virginians Eye Potomac Regatta Entry
Members of the Virginia Boat Club recommended to directors that the local eight accept Washington Post invitation to race September 15 in Washington. Seven crews from Virginia Maryland and DC expected. Virginia outlook described as encouraging with improved crew strength and confidence to face fast competition.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Virginity Boat Club
Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Elate
Potomac
Potomacs
Virginia Club
Jevei
Washington
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Notes of the Game Bruins Napa slugging tale
Notes of the game describe a rarity in slugging as Walter Johnson is not a terror to Napa. The passage highlights a few exceptions and hints at a discussable performance though the meaning is partially garbled. The intact gist notes a baseball game context with limited standout moments.
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Walter Jounson
Napa
Detroit Reclaims Lead in 4 3 Win
Detroit regains the lead by defeating Philadelphia 4 to 3. Jack Harry stars for Detroit with sharp fielding and timely hits. Mack's Young Shortstop enacts a standout defensive display and saves two runs. Phenom ena! exhibition of fielding noted as crucial. Philadelphia ties the score late before Detroit pulls clear with Mor party and Stanage safe drives.
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Mack
Philadelphia
Minth
Tigers
Powell’s Sacrifice Fly Produces Only Run In 1 0 Victory
In St Louis a pitchers’ duel ends 1 to 0 as Williams scores on a double and Powell’s sacrifice fly. Brockett pitched well for New York allowing eleven men left on base. Wainwright? Waiters fell short with eleven baserunners.
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DOVES WIN IN NINTH MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
The article reports a late innings win by the New York team, detailing Maddox and Phillippe pitching, Wagner’s dropped fly in the first, and Mathewson’s effective work. It notes Boston beating St Louis 9-3, Philadelphia rallying past Chicago, and mentions notable batting performances, with scattered box score details and game times. Also referenced is a women’s tennis match with Miss Sutton and Mrs Hannan advancing in an event on August 25.
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Complex baseball scores roll across leagues in scattered games
A sprawling list of baseball results from multiple leagues includes Eastern League action at various cities such as St Paul, Minneapolis, Toronto, Montreal, Providence, Rochester, and Holyoke. Batteries, pitchers, and team names appear with scores and second games, spanning minor and state leagues with numerous incomplete OCR fragments.
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Butalo
Toronto
Pirot
Jersey City
Saran City
Montreal
Provedenne
Providence
Sone Treat
Rochester
Newark
Latonia Plans Fall Racing Meet in October
Cincinnati dispatch reports Latonia Jockey Club aims for a fall meet of twenty four days starting October 11 in Latonia Kentucky. State racing commission opposition may cancel the meet, with a court case outstanding in the Kentucky court of appeals likely decided in December. Everett Drennan of Pallmount won the West Virginia tennis final over Roy Johnson of Parkersburg and faces Ward I White in the singles championship.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Latonia Jockey Club Today
Kentucky State Racing Commission
Latonia Club
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Drennan
Welilington Post
Perkersburg
W. Va
Everett Drennan
Pallmount
Sinutes
Roy Johnson
Parkersburg
Ward i. White
A.B. White
Fromme Shuts Out Brooklyn as Three Hits Speak
Fromme limited Brooklyn to three hits in a 2 to 0 win, reversing yesterday’s score. Cincinnati tallied in the fifth on three hits a walk and a steal after two outs. Dent and Tedmond of Winston-Salem will join Brooklyn on Saturday.
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Omureh
Fankett
Iemeat
Mublitee
Mitchell
Kyon
Kobert
aFummel
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Jorden
Mioth
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Nemuire
Cineland Browloye
Strack
Fromuze
Invirs
Oxford Displays Offer Rich Tecks For Men And Boys
Oxfords for men and young men are on display featuring original and exclusive models in tan and black Cresco calf leather. Described as exceptionally rich and durable for fall and winter wear, the latest Tecks are promoted as better value in quality and style than previously offered.
Clothier Beats Bundy for Newport Final Appearance
In the Newport tennis tourney Clothier Philadelphia advances to the final after beating Bundy in three sets, while M. E. McLoughlin of the Pacific coast claims a semifinal win over Touchard. Mathey defeats Harris in the consolation final as national action unfolds at the Newport Casino.
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California
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Princeton
F.H. Harris
Dartmouth
Jones Declares End to Baseball Career and Coaching Plans
In Portland Oregon August, Fielder Jones says he is finished with baseball and will not manage Washington next year or St. Louis or Boston. He cites timber interests in the Northwest as his main activity and insists he will not own or helm any team.
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Oreg
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St. Louis @ub
St. Louis Browns
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Kaufman Johnson Promoter Promises Big Fight No-Decision Offered
Promoter Coffroth presses for a dramatic bout with Al Kaufman and Jack Johnson offering a ten round no decision match after a prior eight round arrangement in Colma California. Johnson delays a renewal while promoter McIntosh sails to England seeking JeffriesJohnson purse details and a quick bout. Jockey club stewards appoint and licenses granted for autumn meetings and riders. New five mile bike record set by Iver Lawson at East Lake City track.
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al Kaufman
Colma
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Edward Smith
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Johnson
Ana Aa
Hugh D. McIntosh
England
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Thin City
Hle
East Lake City
Utah
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