Week in Sportdom prompts a chaotic track and field chaos
A garbled sports page summarizes a busy week with mentions of track and field events, regattas, and upcoming meets. Named teams and places appear in distorted form, including references to Penns, Michigan, New York, and Kent worth Park. The article hints at regatta results and future races, but many names are unreadable.
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Ball Players Arrested in May Mobie and Atlanta Contests
In May mob scene arrests followed a Perth Southern league game between Mobie and Atlanta with rough crowd activity. Officials promised charges and trials in local court as cases proceed. Leaders of the event and organizers face inquiries as police review the Sunday disturbance and crowd behavior.
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Tigers Hopeful To Close Series As Cantillon Pitches
Final game of the Tigers Nationals series today with Cantillon on the mound to a hoped win. Jennings backs Mig team luck, while Siever likely to start again for Detroit against a left handed batter. Weather fair, batteries Burna and Warner for Washington Donovan or Siever and Schmidt for Detroit.
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Phillies Score Shut-Out In Low-Scoring Game At St Louis
Philadelphia edged St Louis 1-0 as a sixteenth inning fly ball produced the only run. Key moments included two-base hits and a sequence that set up the decisive score, with pitchers and fielders contributing in a tight contest.
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Washington at Allentown and other GAMES TODAY
Washington meets Allentown in a set of baseball games with Baltimore at Hirshbeth Wilmington at Brooklyn and Philadelphia at Reading. The report notes ongoing buying interest in St Louis and market tensions among major leagues as Robison and Celia Adler contend over a sale price while Herrmann warns against league interference.
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Reds Shut Out in Cincinnati Marathon Baseball Game
The Reds were blanked as Cincinnati pitchers hurl a strong effort. Offense struggled with scattered hits including Kane, Sa, and Matney, while Rawson and Goring contributed on base.
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Commercial League Practice and Schedule Details Amidst Arena Works
Players from multiple teams continue practicing as the Commercial League prepares for Creation Day. Diamond prep at the field on Faghthang Avenue Northeast features Williams Hahn and others. Umpires and postponed games are arranged. a dense list of participating suppliers and teams appears in the schedule and related notices, detailing matchups and venues.
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Giants Bat Timely In Ninth For Narrow Win Over New York
Chicago Sunday May 24 New York turned tre for Frasers passes and two of the local runs in the ninth inning. McGinnity allowed a rally but Schulte and Chance could not deliver hitting as three times the locals filled the bases before the inning ended. Bresnahan homered and Steinfeldt and Shannon contributed hits in a tense late frame.
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Allentown Franchise Transfers to New Team in May
The Patss a franchise transfers to Allentown as the new club opens Monday under Washington Manager Hugh MickKmiey with players signed for the season. Pete Childs has signed a Philadelphia contract and will join the squad for the opening game against Reading at 4.
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Formation of District High School Basketball League
Plans advance for a high school basketball league in the District of Columbia with Technical, Wrestert, and Buginess represented this year. The banner shows promise for a strong next season as teams prepare for a championship run and a final match against George Town after the season concludes.
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Benefit game between Georgetown and Johns Hopkins called off
A benefit baseball match between Georgetown and Johns Hopkins, scheduled to be played midweek, was postponed due to weather. The Metropolitan Club backs the event to aid Blue and Gray Athletics, with substitutes lined up and regular players covering roles as needed. Attendance was expected from club members and followers of both teams, with kickoff at 4 o clock.
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Medeah Wins French Oaks Stake at Chantilly
Edmond Blancs Medeah, a three year old trained in France, won the Prix de Diane the French Oaks at Chantilly. The ten and a half furlong stakes carried a value of about $13,000 with Medeah defeating rivals in a decisive finish.
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