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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1909
Page
46
The readable text shows garbled phrases and partial names. It mentions names like Gaillo and Ed, with scattered words about sports or events, but the overall content is too fragmentary to determine a clear story or context.
Washington Post reports catcher Spencer Sener who left the Red Sox for a Western trip plans to rejoin the team in Detroit. His father persuaded him to return. the move ends his self described outlaw period. Details of his whereabouts and travel remain unclear.
The article discusses Chesbro possibly retiring and hints at a national league probe involving ally figures. It notes Josey Ames and others in the New York area and references the Boston, Chicago, and Philadelphia circuits. The piece describes his impact on batters and the league’s perception of his career.
Cricket notes describe a cricket match setup and club activities with mentions of Richmond and Merion Cricket Club. Varying names and dates appear as the OCR attempts to capture a sports calendar event. The fragmentary text references August and September dates, club veterans, and associated teams or venues.
In a long Washington Post-S uniform clash Chicago bats hammer Walter Johnson and Bull Burns as Burn s teammates rally late. The Cubs push ahead in the third inning then hold on for a 6 to 3 victory in a seventeen inning tie-breaker, with notable hits from Dougherty and Purcell. Johnson is tagged for multiple runs while Burns delivers a sharper pitching showing despite a rough stretch early.
The page lists American League standings with teams like Philadelphia Boston Detroit New York and Chicago, plus Wednesday and Thursday game lines and matchups. It mentions players and plays with vague notes on sacks, passes, and center fielder changes amid a sports roundup.
Cleveland built a four-run fourth inning to outpace Boston 4 to 2 as Ryan was hit hard and exited early. Berger held Boston in check after the opener, while Lajoie returned for Cleveland in his first game since June and Stovall, Denker, and Gandohus contributed on offense and defense.
The Wilson company led by George W Dales and WS ran mer of Vineland undertook a long test of an electric vehicle. They traveled from Philadelphia through Trenton to Pittsburgh and plan to return via the southern route through Virginia and Maryland. A letter notes Leicester roads were the toughest yet faced by the electric car.
Summers dominated as Detroit blanked New York 7 to 0 in a July 2 exhibition. Bush Hughes pitched well for Detroit with strong support from Kiliver and Eiberfeld behind Summers hot in the box, while New York miscues and errors cost them, including a costly strain on Summers.
Chicago star Nick Altrock was traded to Minneapolis and joined the Millers in Toledo amid a pennant chase. Once a Chicago icon, his major league days may be over though he hopes to bolster minor league bats and help the American Association title bid while managers weigh his value for a nucleus.
Bonnla Kate ridden by Pallock and Ben Double with Burton win in a two to one finish at Star Wave ridden by Mentry, Maquette and All Red among long shots. Empire City features Richard Reed and Evening Song, with Stanley Fay and Hill Top challenging. Fighting Bolt and Hans also score, while Leach Powers rivals for place finishes.
Chicago defeats Brooklyn 3 to 2 in the rubber game after a error-filled seventh inning. Sheckard and Hofman linked with Jordan for key plays as Chicago held on despite late Brooklyn threats.
A chaotic OCR list shows entries for a multi race card at Empwe City. Names include Moses Sr Neadam Cap sin Ear son Cuthber Bele Poche and many others with horses and jockeys such as Marguerie Blackman, Madman, Belleview, Confessor and Beatrice Aits. Races span maiden flies to handicap events over various distances with purses and notable entrants like Hyperion and Gone Shay.
Fragmented report shows Philadelphia defeating Pittsburgh and New York beating St Louis in separate games. Highlights include Wagner error, Wagner’s sacrifice, and Mathewson finger examination, with scattered inning by inning notes and player names such as Wagner, Moore, Brandon, Bridwell, Merkle, and Marquard.
Yesterday’s box shows American League crowds in Cleveland with 2 730 fans Detroit 2 056 and Chicago 3 100. National League totals include Boston 1 824 Brooklyn 3 000 Philadelphia 4 436 and New York 4 000.
Boston edged Cincinnati 7 to 4 as a seventh inning rally broke a tie, with key hits from Huschar and Gate and standout pitching from Campbell. Dubuc and Beaton contributed in the late frame while Cincinnati stranded runners, and Boston capitalized on defensive miscues to seal the win at home.
Report notes Pegcia pitcher Havlik refused by major leagues and faces doubt about readiness. Article mentions Teague Havtx and others in teens scene, with details on private chats and performance hints.
A historical game account describes appeals and umpire decisions about bases on balls. The umpire rules that the batter is entitled to first base on a ball, with judgment delegated to the umpire as the sole arbiter of the play.
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