Boehling to Pitch Against Tigers in Key Game
Manager Griffiths will send Joe Borning to the mound as the Tigers face the Jungleers in a critical effort to seize second place. Jennings' choice for pitcher remains unsettled with Coveleskie possible, while Hughes or Dubuc may be considered. President Wilson witnessed the contest, marking the first local defeat he attended this season, with Shanks and Foster delivering standout fielding and batting feats for the Nationals.
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Jennings
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Dubuc
Hughey
Davis
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Behlave
Hal
Howard Shanks
Burns
Stanage
Shanks
Hia
Nina
Aélders
Willams
Walter Johnson
William
Detroit
Naps
Sehnofer
Egan
Williaise
Stanaga
Nick Altteck
Germany Schaefer
Alexandre
Alexandria-Washington
Andrew Jackson
Maguire
Tailor to offer deep discounts on tailored suits
An advertisement touts a limited time offer from Horn, a renowned tailor, for customized suits at ten dollars regularly priced 15, 2 and up to 30 for pants. It promises the same quality and a Horns guarantee, urging prompt orders for best selection as stock runs out.
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Horn's
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Horn’s
Taylor
Weather and city list fragment from historic page
Fragmentary OCR listing shows cities including New York Chicago Pittsburgh Brooklyn St Louis and references rain Weather context unclear due to garbled punctuation and missing dates or events.
Shore In Form As Boston Beats Cleveland 8 to 1
Shore pitched by two-hit effort for Boston as Cleveland managed only two hits. Boston hitters struck Steen in all but two innings, with notable hits by O’Neill and Rehg and a early 2-0 and later 6-1 stretch to secure the victory. Umpires Connolly and O’Loughlin called a 1 hour 47 minute game.
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Graney
Beol
Yerkes
Lo Scott
Janvein
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Pirat Bae
Sostéo
Ed Teen
Heven
Biers
Messra
Connolly
O'Lougalla
Nationals Fall 2 0 as Misplay Costs Victory
In a seven inning Detroit win the Nationals made costly errors and base running blunders. Ayers pitched well for the Nationals but a fumble by Ayers and failures at the plate doomed them. Detroit capitalized late aided by defensive miscues and timely hits.
Cardinals Rally Falls Short In Close Boston Win
In a tense July 4 game at Louis, Riggert drove one to the right field fence in the ninth with one out, leveling the score at 2–2 before St. Louis edged Boston 2–2. Evers and Hugging led the offense for Boston with key hits, while Riggert, Maranville, and Dolan produced early threats for St. Louis.
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Gert
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Riggert
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Devore
Daal
Brera
Schralits
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Emalle
Phillies and Reds split doubleheader in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on July 14 Philadelphia and Cincinnati split a doubleheader. The Phillies won the first game 3 to 1 while Cincinnati captured the second 5 to 4. Key players included Paskert Magee and Groh for Philadelphia and Herzog Mollwitz and Erwin for Cincinnati, with pitching by Yingling and Tincup. The two games stretched over about two hours.
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Meran
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Mollwite
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Kiliiter
le Roos
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Totio Motela
Wut Hyingling
Oo Schneider
Ptelidaper
Totatwec
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la Hogsi Sfath
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Ley
Daubie Pley
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Basst
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Dalle
OM Alexander
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Yingling
Strick
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Labert
Magee
Laderos
Imollmus
Martin
Lobr
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Ol Erwin
Tineup
Benton
Franke Raood
Atth
Philaaelphie
Dhiainnati
Packert
Magen
Moran
Groh
Mollwita
Tincup
Heumgartner
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Herzog
Cinelonat
T. Firet
Bulle
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Baumgartner
Om Benton
Stock Gut
Blumariner
Pameadhaliaurns
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Byres and Johnson
Ghws
Braves and Cubs Players Shine In Uneven Box Score Bout
In a rough box score recap several stars logged hits and errors across teams. Boscher led Giants with a flawless day at the plate including three singles and a home run, while Cubs starter Derrick reached base twice. Evers and Marangikie of the Braves drew attention as the team battled a Cardinals loss. Numerous players from Reds and Phillies contributed two safeties, with managers Herzog and other club leaders handling many chances. The afternoon featured solid bursts from newcomers Mollowicz Twombley and Erwin for Cincinnati and tight defensive work from Byers, Martin, and Cady amid a chaotic scoring sequence. The report closes with scattered notes on regional games including Atlanta, Birmingham, New Orleans, and Chattanooga.
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Nationale
Moalier
Foster
Moeller
Morgan
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Tigers
Gand
Dubuc
Nationals
Giants Beat Cubs in Chicago Showdown 12 to 8
New York regains ground by defeating Chicago 12 to 8 in a hard hitting game. Mathewson lasted, Burns, Schulte, and Baker homered for the Cubs while Burns and Leach had multi base hits for New York. Delmaree and Cheney used on the mound for Chicago with Lavendar and Mathewson for New York. Time two hours and two minutes.
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Bchulte
Mathewson
Receuer
Arhoa
Burns
Bates
Gozou Tobériaon
olSaler
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Murray
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Schuke
Merkle
O'Bweeney
McLean
Cheney
Lavendar
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Doyle
Burne
Morkie
Leach
Goods
Saier
Schulte
WelHome
Lavender
Merars
Heri
Rigler
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