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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1908
Page
8
In a low hit game the White Sox win despite only three hits. Washington tops Chicago 5 to 3. leaders share the same position as other standings. Weather shows showers. batteries Burns Warner for Washington Attrock Sullivan for Chicago. Game called at 4:30.
Summary of yesterday's National League games by J Ed Grillo notes mixed results with hits and fielding miscues. mentions Brooklyn Pittsburgh St Louis Philadelphia Chicago New York and Philadelphia scoring various runs as reported, with confusion in text and partial scores.
Fragmentary text hints at Robison considering moves to align St. Louis players with the National League or American Association. Content appears jumbled with partial phrases about standings and possible team actions.
Fragmented, OCR noisy note with names and places, mentioning Ray mond, Chicago, and ambiguous events. The text appears to discuss a journey, a social encounter, and possible reactions, but many words are garbled. No clear dates or outcomes emerge from the legible portions.
A garbled OCR page references athletics decline and financial issues at Yale with scattered names and events. The text mentions athletes, coaches, and possible matches or meets, but readability is severely compromised, leaving a fragmented report on declining athletics funding and performance.
A fragmented recap describes a tense White led clash with Washington, noting White’s pitcher prowess and critical plays. It references several players and near-misses, including late rallies and defensive stops, with a focus on team effort and season pressure.
A scrambled game summary describes CY Young era batting and pitching notes, listing hits, stolen bases, and fielding plays. It mentions teams like Boston and Cleveland, key players Bradley and Ungiand, and references an inning sequence with walks, runs, and outs. The report notes umpires, time of game, and a cautious tone about injuries and lineups.
Detroit voice reports New York held a late lead but Detroit surged in the last inning scoring to beat the Yankees. Pitcher Summers starred with key outs as Summers and team mates kept the pressure on for a narrow victory.
American League crowds reached 8686 at Boston Cleveland and 2000 at New York Detroit 7997 at Philadelphia St Louis 3200 at Washington Chicago. National League totals show St Louis Boston 2600 Cincinnati New York 4800 Pittsburg Philadelphia 2429 Chicago Brooklyn 3500.
Philadelphia wins 5 to 2 over Pittsburgh as Moren struggles and Richie yields late. Errors plague the Pirates while Philadelphia capitalizes on base runners and timely hits to seal the intercity victory.
Boston won the latest game in the series against St. Louis as pitchers Premme Rata and Reebend combined for a strong showing. The Mariners and other lines show inconsistent scoring with late pushes by Boston though the full box score is unclear in the OCR.
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The American team failed to win the first gold medal in life shooting at the Olympics as events opened. Wanans from Saree broke the world record earlier this week in the double shot event, while Tangerie and Runken lead in the individual and team competitions respectively.
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