Sporting Comment On Injuries And Upbeat Play
A rambling sports column notes injuries to players including Ryan and Sharkey while highlighting surprising comebacks and key performances. It references teams and venues, mentions Ford, City, and national war coverage vibes, and sketches a lively, opinionated game-day mood with multiple players and situations.
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Tadhdag
Sorahinke
Fk Cumaisn
Ford
Reapire City
Rome
Boon
Gans
Lenfrance track races off as rain halts autos
A chaotic report details auto race events canceled by rain at Bronte track and Lenfrance attendance drawing largest crowd amid fusion hype. Distinct names and places appear including McDonald Cantwell and Harrie Apeint with mentions of Lenfrance and Bronte.
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Keila Cabcal
Leaburgs
Altomobile
Bronte
Lenfrance
Fusion
Baseball Briefs Highlight Wild Championship Chase And Notables
Laboring around the pennant race, Western teams slug it out as Quakers loom. Phillies star Shettstine and a parade of players from Crane to Hatfield post long throws and distant marks. Vickers eyes a record season while managers clash over spring plans and rosters. Mets take second in a tense series as Eastern clubs reshuffle lineups and draft picks amid a flurry of trade talk and predictions.
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Quakers
Shettstine
Phillies
Ilo Savas
Harry Fulham
Feanesdig
Thean Whn
Nw York Clipper
Lowlaville
Mong Wesner
AL Cincinnati
St Louis
Buffalo
Marty Vaughn
Couter
Reda
Cam
Macon
Larry Twitchell
Td Crane
Spalding Company
Melbourne
Australia
Froxton
John Hatfield
Cincinnati
Howard Camnitz
Pittsburos
Pirata Detheryark
New York Triumphs Over Washington in 15-0 Clincher
New York exploded for 15 runs against Washington as Doyle held the Nationals to one hit through eight innings and Oberlin struggled but kept Cleveland? No, wrong.
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Doyle
Oberlin Showed Form In Double Header With New York
Oberlin looked sharper in the New York doubleheader, pitching by Cantillon’s guidance after a rough season. Doyle frustrated locals, while Frank Laporte starred in center and Moriarity and Ganley delivered strong defense and timely hits, as Oberlin and team battled through twenty eight scoreless innings before runs finally crossed.
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Cantillon
New York
Oberlin
Yeater
Uniteem
Milwaukee
Canthiles
Hfe
Doyle
Boston Triumphs In Doubleheader Shutout Trend
In a two game set against Philadelphia, Boston won the opener 9 to 0 and the second game ended in a late, seventh inning finish. Notable players included Dygert Coombs Plank and Wagner contributing in a tight pitching effort. The day featured a lengthy game time and multiple defensive highlights as Boston solidified its strong home stand.
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Dygert
Coombs
Fingatia
Ihe
Arrett Sylilveni
Cungaion
Rnrae
Congaiion
Ulddug
Saocfine Amlpramitivan Wad Murphy
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Perrot Dative Plaro
Farrim Lunaeats
Seybold
Philadelphia Piet Bees Og
Winter of
Naxart
Girich corBy Wier
Tosa
Uff Coombs
Linge
Mennry Hartdan
Stato
Boden
Omarrat
Murgay
Wagner
Zane
Walter Murphy
Seazon
Vlan
Menary Sheri Insead Statford
FLOWERS INVINCIBLE IN ROANOKE SHOWDOWN AT DENNIS PARK
Danville player Flowers delivered a dominant performance as Highlanders were overwhelmed. Lwo Holeman sparkled with a key single and two-run double amid tight pinchs. Umpire Portsmouth noted sharp pitching and fielding as Richmond beat Lynchburg 2 to 1 in another local clash.
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Weshington
Denvile Va
Buck Flowers
Flowers
Tas Olde
Ron
Rickards
Trinity Meets Ninth Street in Open District Fight
The Athietics face trouble beating Boston leaders as Trinity and Ninth Street Church clash in a double header. Clarke Grigoth notes the Hus and city teams show strong play, with Athletes aiming to clinch a top spot before Saturday while St Peters issues a challenge to Memorials.
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Clarke Grigoth
Kez
Ninth Street Church
Thireenth
D Streets
Dove
Marquette
Ua Tevently
Athletics
Satuxiay
Alouenta
Trinity Wine
Football Candidates Out For 1007 Eleven At George Westing University
Fifteen men reported to coach Fred Nelson at Van Ness Park yesterday afternoon for tryouts. Six played last year. nine are from other institutions nationwide. Notable names include Smithson of Central High School and Rebun. light training focused on ball handling to prepare for scrimmage. Several star players have entered and will be on site today.
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George Westington University
Fred Nelson
van Ness Park
Poyx Smithson
Central Gh School
Nellaons
Gunning
Ashley Robbins
Waham Smitson
Webermate Boyle
Williams' Hit Wins Second in Slugfest Loss for Yankees
The report describes Patten’s pitching against the Yankees with two strikes on him and Jimmy Williema of the Yankees making key plays. Errors by the infield and notable base running influenced the game as the locals took the lead in the second inning while Moriarty allowed Altier’s run.
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Ercora
Vuna
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Laporte
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Bhoemakers
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Holt
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fareriss—Otey
Eawards
Browert Murray
Brana
Jimmy Williema
Yankees
Get the Whole Hog Special to The Washington Pani
Mrs Gans defends champion Joe Gans after a boxing match, with neighbors on Argyle Avenue asking about the outcome. John Doe reports the kids celebrate the victory, awaiting Joe’s return with the winnings to fund a partially finished hotel project.
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Washington Pani
Baltimore
Prize Fighter Pastor Appointed Barnston Nebr Church
Special report from Omaha notes a former prize fighter has been chosen pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Barnston Nebraska for a year with a salary covering his State university expenses. The piece discusses public perceptions of fighters and the value of intellectual reform.
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Washington Post
Omaha
Kid Wedge Ee
Nestor
Firat’ Presbyterian Church
Barnston
Nebr
Gaye
Barnston Presbyterian Church
State University
Suman Bruce
Quaker Pitches Bowed By Visitors In Washington Park
In Philadelphia yesterday, Brooklyn defeated the Quakers 5 to 8 while Boston won 8 to 2 over New York. Pittsburg and Chicago led the standings with strong showings as hitters looked on. Bronklyn’s pitcher held the locals in check, with occasional rallies from Philadelphia stalling. Moren and Covaleskt matched hits, yet the visitors dominated on the bases and in the field, leaving Philadelphia with a tough defeat and the Boston-Brooklyn tilt drawing media attention.
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Washington
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Tribe of
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Covaleskt
Murray
Lee
Omar Fo
Abe
Joruma
Wurmel
Wien
Aricke
Boston Beats New York In Polo Grounds Clash
Boston defeats New York 41 to 40 in a hard fought game at the Polo Grounds. Stark defensive stand and late scoring by Boston seal the victory amid frantic ninth inning pressure.
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Boston
Newark
Ritehey
Mlowerman
Randa
Owenann
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Utuhen
Aeecham
Do Bunerty
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Brawnent
Altoney
Batee Raster
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Finkers
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Andi Walnu
Rain Delays Cincinnati Bowler Day and Baseball Fete
Weather rains last night and this forenoon force postponement of Cincinnati events including bowlers day and baseball fair. Cooler afternoon brings hope for better weather tomorrow. President Herrmann arranged to hold the meet the following day.
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The
Washington Post
Ohlo
Herrmann
Revised dates shuffle through Trinity and Treasure events
A garbled report lists revised dates for Trinity and related games with mentions of Trinity teams, Treasury figures, and a Marquette tie. It notes Watts as Treasury manager and references Ulysses, a district clamp, and a prize lineup. The piece mentions attendees including Doyle, James, and other officials at a banquet, with references to league events and a theater party at the Grand Opera House.
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Ulysses
Marquette Lexurg
Gahea
Dewreuy
Tuck
Rutan
Watts
Masiley Doyle
Tre Metro
Uckets
Flayiln
Alan Af Hendtede
Fasenel
Heated debate erupts at baseball commission meeting
Members of the Amateur Baseball Commission in a lively session clashed as President Shea of the Capital City League and Manager Watts of the Treasury nearly came to blows during a tense meeting.
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Amateur Baseball Commission
Shea
Capital City League
Manager Watts
Treasury
American Yacht Outsailed as Spokane Trims Breeze
In light and uncertain winds Sebastian Spain’s Dortge outsailed the American Spokane after an early strong showing. Dortge won the race with America Marblehead taking second and Chewink VIII finishing third.
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Sebastian Spain
Dortge
Spokane
Doriga
America
Marblehead
Chewink VIII
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