Myth Nationals at Boston Today Invasion Unlikely
A long piece discusses the collapse of a proposed third major baseball league. It notes no new eastern league coalition will form, with reforms fading and the big leagues retaining control. It mentions players, owners, and clubs like Toledo, Cleveland, Chicago, and New York, plus exhibitions and Cuba plans as a counterpoint.
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Who
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American Association
Claas AA
Eastern League
National
Commission
Somers
Kilroyl
Cleveland
Toledo
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Union Association
Henry V. Lucas
Players’ League
Teague
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Msfor Casa
New York
Chicago
Tha. Ammerican
Ita Vireutt
Naps Suffer Shoutout? (Note: extract incomplete)
The fragment hints at a baseball story noting the Nap[s] suffer a shutout and commentary on major league baseball fans not digesting offerings of three organizations, with an unclear experiment follows.
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Major League Baseball World
Detroit and St. Louis engage in tied early AL tilt
In a rough American League set, St. Louis and Detroit battled to a close affair as pitching from Petty and Graham held the offenses in check. Waddell and Donovan matched, while batting highlights included Schweitzer and Morterty driving in runs and Wallace contributing at the plate for St. Louis. A second game featured more defense and strong pitching as the Cubs’ Schwenck moved on to Chicago after a White Sox performance. Memphis notes report Schwenck’s Cubs transfer and Mobile’s loss, with Union League Park set for the Brooklyn Royal Giants vs Philadelphia Giants for the colored championship, followed by a possible series against the Washington Giants.
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Sporting notes from arenas and upcoming events
Current notes report plans for new toe rinks, yachting regattas, polo in Newport, and a busy fall sports circuit. Mentions include St Louis clubs, Dartmouth and Yale basketball, London boxing and racing events, and preparations for motor clubs near Chicago.
Yankees Captain Likely To Manage Brooklyn Next Season
New York reports indicate Billy Keeler will become the Brooklyn manager next season though no official word has been issued by President Charles H. Ebbets. Keeler, Brooklyn’s favorite, currently captains the Flight Trndees and played this year in Baltimore form. He seeks to prove his managerial ability as a future Yankees figure.
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Copatia
Eamen
Riley Fla
Seston
Detroit
D. Jones
Bush
McIntyre
Delehanty
Handy Moriarty
O'Leary
Backendorf
Schmidt and Stanage
Christy Mathewson
Havans
Cuba
Havana
Matanzas
Tigers
Charles ‘W. Murphy
Cubs
National League
Murphy
New York
Charles H. Ebbets
Billy Keeler
Brooklynx
Trndees
Baltimore
Frank Farrell
Wee William
Keeler
Brooklyn
New ‘York
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All Star Colored Browns to Meet Asbury at Capital City Park
An all-star group of ball players from the city, many in the minor leagues, will face the Asbury Browns at Capital City park Wednesday afternoon. The Browns, considered the best colored nine locally, will be led by Yehisen, a top east pitcher who has defeated notable Negro teams in the region.
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Asbury Browns
Capital City Park
Astory Browns
Yehisen
Browns
Marly
Tigers Win and Tie One in Double Header Start
Detroit won the first game 8 to 5 and tied the second after darkness halted play. Willett pitched for St Louis as Detroit improved with sixteen hits in the opener while poor support let the visitors score late in the nightcap.
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Big Louis
Detroit
Ted
Willett
St. Louis
Fall Shirts and Neckwear Highlight Window Display
Washington agents for the Manchester brand promote fall shirts with wide striped effects and high quality fit. The window showcases new neckwear in black and white, described as exceptional values at the price.
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Our Howey
Washington
Standard
Manhattan
Cincinnati Fails as Overall Holds Chicago in Shutout
Cincinnati managed ten hits but failed to score as Overall dominated for Chicago. Pitching scattered Cincinnati hits, with Wing pulled in the fifth. Chicago won comfortably with a 1-0 or similar decisive score in a baseball matchup dated Sept 18.
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Pirates Win In Ninth In Hard Fought St. Louis Game
In St. Louis Pittsburg edged the home club 4 to 3 in a tense battle. Wagner’s third inning triple and Miller’s single produced the tying and winning runs, with Pittsburg scoring in the ninth to take the lead. Clarke Wagner and Mowrer led the offense, while errors and pitching changes defined the late drama.
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Adieu Bat and Ball Football to Hold the Fort
The season farewell week finds minor leagues ending while major league races stay tight. Colleges and high schools prep, with George Washington and Georgetown among the early practice leaders as football returns to local fields in coming weeks. Virginia prep details note Bob Graham and Johnny Nett joining season plans.
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Georgetown
American League Park
Captain W. Honaker Returns From Texas Summer
Thursday 5. W. Honaker, captain of the year's team, should drop in from it plains of Texas, where he has been spending a portion of the summer. The high graia on Lambethieid has been cut and the eridiron vel be whelk, of within the next few dave.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
Edwin W. Holladay
Kemper W. Yancey
Harrisonburg
Arid Dovel
William and Mary College
Johnny Nett
Bob” Graham
Virginia Sun
Davidson College
N.C
Hoh. Lannigan
Maine
W. Honaker
Plains of Texas
Racing Entries at Sheepshead Bay and Nearby Tracks
A garbled listing of horses, odds, and contestants for multiple races at Sheepshead Bay and nearby venues. Names include Black Mate, Proft, Jesse Jil, Rose Queen, Dalmatian, Upward, and many others with assorted weights and claimed odds. The piece references the Rogue Club of Philadelphia and upcoming annus chemplanshins in Norwich, Conn.
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Joe Orca
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Everett
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Phila-delphia
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