Fight Is Again Postponed Promoter Confers With Officials
Promoter Gibson of Fairmont Athletic Club New York holds conference with Jerome and Baker over Ketchel Langford boxing match postponement. Governor Gibson announces a likely September 24 date replacing September 19 and explains the change followed by a police and attorney briefing. Ketchel’s manager arrived by train. Langford remains in dialogue with the club and health status is noted as satisfactory.
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Gibson
Fairmont Athletic Club
New York
Jerome and
Baker
Spe
Weashington Post
Ug 3A
Dam
Wiliam Bon
Femmont Athletic
Trsktet
Jerome
Comros
Gave Nor Tyhes
National Athletic Club
G Hson Jerome
Tr Lb
Britt
Langford
Black Hand Threats Surround Cobb Tigers Skull Sign
Letters from Philadelphia warn of a Black Hand threat tied to Cobb and a Detroit Tigers game. The note mentions a skull and crossbones motif and a Taunting signature, with police presence expected at the Philadelphia venue and end of the month game context.
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Philadelphia
Races at Readville Open With Forty One Trotters Eligible
Horsemen and enthusiasts from all parts of the country and Canada gather in Readville for four days of racing beginning tomorrow. Forty one trotters are eligible for the American Derby with Baron Alcyon owned by Senator White of Syracuse among the top contenders and driven by Hares.
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Boston
Canada
R&ht
Cleveland
C K G Billings
Rac Ng
Baron Alcyon
Stife
Senator White
Syracuse
Hares
Automobile racing news and industry notes from 1900s era
Reports detail Sabers return to the field and various cross country runs, including a one way to Atlantic City and back, with horses and trucks normalizing speed. The Warner Motor Company negotiates routes with Crawfort and Hagerstown, while Stoddard Dayton plans a future withdrawal from racing. Barney Oldfield sets a new half mile record at 1 minute 12.15 seconds with Battling Nelson as passenger. Canada introduces a new auto form and tourism emphasis. A 24 hour speed carnival is slated for Brighton Beach with nine makers promising entries, amid concerns from the Motor Racing Association after Indianapolis tragedies.
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New York
Indianapolis
Brighton Beach
Motor Racing Association Tonight
Makers
Deglera
Brighton
Groom Proves Nationals Shut Out by Browns at St Louis
Special to The Washington Port Et Louis Mo Aug 30 Bob Groom of Belleville Ill shut out the Nationals in a 9 inning game while Texas Leaguer Yohe debuting as third baseman also played. Bedley pitched well for the Browns allowing seven hits and nine baserunners in a close contest. The Nationals loaded the bases twice but failed to score as Cantillon debuted Yohe and Slattery to fill third base duties.
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Washington Port
Louis Mo
Bob Groom
Belleville
Nationals
Cantillon
Texas
Bill Bedley
Bailey
Selivelt
Jack Slattery
St Louis Cardinal
J J McCloskey
Slattery
Howell
Schaefer
Yohe
Galveston
St Louis
Styfe
Bet
Browns
Moore
Cardinals
Philadelphe
Philadelph
Todey
Laura
Oman
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Konetehy
Canassisted
Ares
Storke
Koudteby
Werd
Bransfeld
Fattoc
Bares
Thiadelphie
Coup
Harmon
Bare
Loule
Strick
Monte
Lush
Phelps
Rigier
CAH League Games Tuesday Clash Across Cities
Washington and Tours face Philadelphia in Chicago. Boston plays Detroit, New York tangles with Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Boston meet, Cincinnati visits Brooklyn, Chicago hosts New York, and St Louis plays Philadelphia.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklie
St Louis
Il Pittebure Ag
ChlerRo
al Fos
Philselphia
Louis
Brooklyn
St Lows
Browns Dominate Opening Inning Rally Against Opponents
Yesterday's attendance reported a Cleveland effort with McAleese starting with a single. Stone, Meldone, Ferris, Criger, Howells and others drove in runs as the Browns built a lead, aided by walks and timely hits. Chicago and St Louis crowd figures noted. box scores show early season activity across the American and National Leagues with scattered scoring and pitching notes.
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Browns
McAleese
Stone
Lelivelt
Silent George
Ferris
Criger
Saentice
Howells
Staal
Cri Gers
Gronm
Cleveland
Loth Tama
Chicago
St Louis
Lome
Aborr
Penman
Soston
New York
Brooklyn
Pailaceipnia
Og Street
Siler
Philadelphia
Scott
Sulor
Scott Sy
Keula Appa
Iegoenge
Fey Coromesigne
Alles Rey
Call River
Patterson
Balle Criger
Elect
Potterenn
Irik
Bert P
Philadelpnie
Harted
Davis Murphy
Oldring
Ana
Murphy
Om Scott
Sylor
Parent
Hartel Plank
Nougherty
Hagerstown Beats Frederick In Final Atlantic Park Game
In Hagerstown Maryland on August 3 the locals defeated Frederick 1 to 0 in the last game at Atlantic Park this season. Lefty Russell allowed two hits for Hagerstown while Miller held Frederick to three. Attendance was fair and both teams played well in a pitched battle.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
Boeelal
Tae Washinx
Atlantic Park
Yederick Tto
Russell
Miller
Frederick Ooano Sono
Bingerstown
Minter
Peastor
Russell and
Shea
Snutter Tire
American yachts win as Joyette leads in Taft Draper cup race
Marblehead Mass Aug 3 American boats dominate the first of the Taft and Draper cups series as Joyette owned by William H Childs of Bensonhurst Yacht Club Brooklyn takes first, Ellen Charles P Curtis of Boston second, Wolf Caleb Loring of Boston third. MargaretheGerman challenger follows with Heveila and Seehund II last after gear damage.
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Marblehead
Mass
America
Germany
President Taft
Gov Draper
Joyette
William H. Childs
Bensonhurst Yacht Club
Brooklyn
Ellen
Charles P Curtis
Boston
Wolf
Caleb Loring
Margarethe
Kaiseraicher Yacht Club
Marblehead Harbor
Revenue
United States Navy
Meyer
Talphin
Sylph
Ilna
Marblehead Rock
Tringle
Cubs and Giants Split in Doubleheader Thriller
New York and Chicago split a July game doubleheader with Chicago edging New York 2-0 in the opener after eleven innings, then New York winning the second 5-0 behind Mathewson. Pitching battles defined both contests as Ames faced Phester, and Seaver? Steinfeldt and Chance fueled Chicago runs in the first game while Tinker, Merkle, and Seymour produced key hits for New York in the nightcap.
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New York
Chicago
Sistors
Pheater
Ames
Mathewson
Renlich
Dyers Seballe
Steinfeldt
Sheckard
Chance
New
Mayenne
Tork
Evere
Schulte
Tinker
Tayia
Stockard Beariice
Atolen
Cha Ce
Prester
Pame
Schultert
Ottersog
Otem
Dob Seolngeldt
Ashater
Arter
Henbech
Stulen Kwoer
Morrey
Seymour
Shafer
Doyle Bidwell
Merkle
Reulbach
Bares
Plteher
Ay Tagbach
Pltek
Reuin
Notes From a Brownie Game with Players, Injuries, and Trades
Manager Cantillon was absent and several players struggled on the field. Yoller and Griggs bobbled plays while Schaefer Yohe impressed as the new third baseman. Wallace and Williams were sidelined by illness and injury, with malaria attacks and a side strain affecting the lineup. The St Louis Nationals and returning veterans sparked talk of 1910 rosters as McCrige and McCloskey influence short and outfield depth in a two game series against the Browns.
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Wallace
Willams
Jams
Red Sox Bowed as Wood Delivers for Cleveland in 4 0 Victory
In Cleveland Ohio on August occasion Wood batted safely as Cleveland beat Boston 4 to 0. The game featured scattered hits and strong defense with Wagner, Lajoie, and Stovall contributing. Wood matched solid pitching over 7 innings as Bergar staked the lead, while Hall and Byers added baserunners and runs amid a tense, hour and minute affair.
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Cleveland Ohio
Cleveland
Boston
Berger
Long Island
Peerey
Dirmham
Perring
McConnel
Fea' P
Bigoa
Benton Toiogaer
Lajole
Birmingham
Perring Lord
Gearler
Cesaler Eng
Niles
Bersaisle Baees
Wagner
McConnell
Gruby
Lajoie
Stovall
Stoke
Wood
Boao
Bergar
Blyuck
Barger
Hall
Hancs
Clavaland
Toston
Atesma Kern
Lajoie to Join Yankees Elberfeld May Come Here
Larry Lajoie former Cleveland manager will join the New York Yankees next season to play shortstop. Earl Gardner currently with Jersey City leads the Eastern League in batting and is eyed as Yankees second baseman. Elberfeld’s exact destination remains unsettled with possible Cleveland trade talks and a potential move involving the Nationals to place him in his favored city.
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New York
Larry la Joi
Clevelands
Yankees
Lajoie
Frank Farrell
Stallings
Yanks
Earl Gardner
Jersey City
Laporte
Elberfeld
Cleveland
Washington
Sume Eort
Nationale
Tobiaco
Pirates Take Series as Brooklyn Narrowly Beats Winston-Salem 2 1
In Brooklyn, the Pirates won their fourth straight game with a 2 1 victory over Brooklyn’s visiting Winston-Salem squad. Dent of Winston-Salem joined the Brooklyns today, and Myers debuted as an outfielder but Brooklyn's pitching duel held to the final out. The lone run scored on a wild throw by Bergen.
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Vieters
Borton
Boston
Detroit
Tigers
Brooklys
Pitts
Wurga
Bergen
Myers
Dent
Winston Salem
Brooklyns
Tillsburg
Byrne
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Wagner
Omgun Rf
Wier
Worden Db
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Hommel
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Electatyre
Totus
Tota
Piltenne
Brookiye Vopo
Mitl
Wigan McMulen
Clarke
Abstein Bergen Dow
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Jordan Fick Kveen
Jordan” Lett
Barer
Pitinbargh
Brooklyn
Aulla—Ow Lelirid
MeIntyre
Pieeher
Mente Byrne
Witton
MeInyre
Mears Otay
Kena
Geme
Apbee Advertises Exclusive Men’s Headwear
The notice highlights a new line of pressy and exclusive headwear for men and young men offered by Apbee. It emphasizes style and exclusivity as a key selling point in the display.
Henry Heath Hats For Fall Arrivals Displayed
Henry Heath hats for fall appear in new shapes and colors. The high quality materials and trims enhance value, attracting the up to date dresser with stylish, exceptional pieces now on display.
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Henry Heath
Hat Styles and Prices Highlight Fall Collection
Advertises fall styles with Parget hats priced at four dollars Omar hats at three dollars and Ramo hats at two dollars, noting additions to the lineup and emphasis on new headwear options.
Auber Buite Heads to Fast Outfitters Ninth and the Avenue
Local shopper Auber Buite is reported visiting Fast Outfitters located at Ninth and the Avenue. The stop highlights a surge in downtown retail activity as customers seek bargains at the popular store.
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Fast Outfitters
Ninth and the Avenue
Phelt es Score Victory Over Cardinals in Ninth Inning
Philadelphia wins fourth straight as Moore dominates until the ninth when St Louis rallies with two walks and two hits. Final score 8 to 1, with Philadelphia collecting nine hits and Louis nine errors noted.
Reds Win In Tenth In Bad Weather At Boston
Cincinnati defeats Boston in extra innings as Rowan strengthens late and Hovoriers and Sweeney contribute key hits. Errors by Boston pitchers help Cincinnati reach the decisive extra frame. Bowden and Tunstall relieved for Cincinnati, while Hoblitzel and Becker appear among late hitters for the visitors.
RACKETERS IN FOURTH ROUND AT QUAGARA LAKE TOURNAMENT
The article notes players advancing to the fourth round in the Quagara Lake international tournament with entrants from Atlanta Cincinnati Marietta and Toronto and lists first matches planned for tomorrow. It also includes Eastern League standings with Rochester Newark Providence Toronto and Montreal among others and current win percentages.
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Cresnnati
Nat Thornton
Atlanta
Gilver Dunlap
Frank Carretson
Cincinnati
Nat Emerson
Sis Iether
Trux Emersaz Puchara Palmer
New Jerse
R Stoan
Marietta
Irs Edith Hannam
Toronto
Con Beara
Cleve
Miriam Steevar
Chicago
Quagaraon
Lake
Wit
New York
Rochester
Newark
Providence
Biffsio
Montreal
Jersey City
Baltimore
Sweep Wins Futurity Ahead of Grasmere and Hildreth
Tired Candleberry staggers to wire to take second or third, with Keene posting total winnings of 27,753 dollars. The stablemate runs third as Tome beats Grasmere for place by a short length, positioning Keene ahead of Hildreth for honor.
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Candleberry
Tome
Grasmere
Keene
Hildreth
Honore
Gen Armstrong
Steen
Parleythorpe
Grameres 1
Barleytorpe
Rameness
Burwell
Barneythorpe
Evelasa
Mus Krave Acwiver
Candleberry Nehdy
Frenzy Treck
Scoville
Sweep wins Futurity at Sheepshead Bay in dramatic finish
James R Keene’s Sweep, a son of Brach Pink Domino, defeats Grasme and Candleberry by a short neck in the 22nd Futurity at Sheepshead Bay. Five lengths back Iddea and the rest follow as the six furlongs clock 1 1 45. Sweep’s win nets $470 for the winner with breeding fee considerations, while trainer and owner celebrate a memorable classic.
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York
James R Keenes
Pink Domino
Sheephead Bay
Iddea
Grasme
Montpetier
Candleberr
Angelina
Weil
Keenes
Sweetindam
Greecewees
Hildreth
Wilsons Share
Canleberry
Mistreaza Stud
Clarence H Mackey
Gramere
Sween
Mr Keene
Colins
Grasmere
Wilson
Candleberry
Krene
Futurity of 1909 Fourth Race Details
The Futurity race of 1909 features a $20 subscription with $250 added money and a purse distributed among top finishers. Six furlongs contested with winners receiving substantial shares of the added money and stakes. Owner James R. Hens and trainer are listed among riders and entrants in a crowded field led by Sweep brown colt and other notable runners.
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James R* Hens
Hiernes Aid
Port St
Keane
Fanalenerry cMtoaipeller Stable
Mumrave
Keeney i
Hague
An & Bae Bom i
Uabey Scabie
Beer Ghamer
Manun
Berg Jonanon Groo
J E Madden
Ui” & Dugan
Eamueg
Chota Scabies
Sam
New Fall Overcoats and Derby Hats Arrive
Cool evenings will soon make lightweight outerwear essential. View our new stock of overcoats in three-quarter length and automobile styles that button high at the neck. Made in our own workrooms in the dependable EB method with the best fabrics. Large selection of Fall Derbys and soft hats priced at two dollars.
Unclear racing notes reveal chaotic track incidents and results
fragmentary OCR of a horse racing page shows injuries and collisions at a meet in Tost with horses like Grasmere and Sweep. multiple races list entries, odds, and times with scattered handlers and horses including Barleythorpe and Daves. the text is garbled but centers on race outcomes and notable disruptions.
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Barleythorpe
Bo Gaffney
Tost
Sweep
Grasmere
Butts
Is Stede
Abe Selag
Selag
Moe
Butler
Cares Nee
Aukle
Ted van Uird
Everard Yar
Handa
Jack
Noa
Sean Jake An
Kengabel
Angelve
Miery
Dams Arondak
Bere Geen
Alma
Albert Sigr
Alvo Ron
Unclear Racing Entries Fragment Prompting Bets
Fragmented OCR listing race names, horses, ages, and odds with unclear context. Contains numerous garbled tokens, nonstandard spellings, and stray quotes, making it difficult to extract a coherent event or results for a concise summary.
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Readville
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Tiger
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Cross
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Satoman Pitty Rapeoe Pune
Marek Rheig
Eaton
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Harry Grate
Marvel CO
Raw York
Donnelly Pharmacies
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Hahn & Co
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