Fragmentary baseball lineup notes for multiple teams
Partial OCR lists players and batteries from several clubs including Detroit Boston St. Louis Philadelphia and others. Names such as Scott Meadows Smith Cochrane Snyder Bassler Bush Dixon Gray appear in fragmented form with missing context and positions. Weathered source text preserves team pairings and player mentions without complete game details.
Yesterday's Results From Pelican Association League
Yesterday's results list Indianapolis 1 0 Milwaukee 0 7 Minneapolis 10 3 Columbus 1 1 Toledo 6 7 St Paul 2 11 Louisville 9 9 8 Kansas City 4 2 Chicago 4 New York 3 Cleveland 7 6 Washington 6 Nat League Chicago 8 13 Boston 1 3 Cincinnati 4 St Louis 5 Philadelphia 4 No other games scheduled.
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Pelican Association
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Cneinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Petersburg Miners Fall To Rumble Town Sluggers
The Petersburg Miners lost 14 to 0 to the Rumble Town Sluggers in a rough game. Eastman allowed only a few hits as the Sluggers scored fourteen. Carlyle and Eastman each had two hits. Tislow, Burris and Catt had singles. Next up, the Miners travel to Petersburg to face South Washington Sluggers with Eastman again on the mound.
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Petersburg
Rumbletown Sluggers
Eastman
Local lad Downey shines on mound in close Bramble tilt
Bob Downey hurled seven innings for Loogootee against Bramble yesterday. After his relief the score remained tight, but Bramble edged Loogootee 16 to 15 in twelve innings. Fans praised the local pitcher’s effort.
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Gooop
Bob Downey
Bramble
Loogootee
Malone Specials Triumph Over Vincennes Bear Cats
Malone Specials traveled to Vincennes Sunday and defeated the Bear Cats 6 to 2. Dorey pitched well for Malone with Armes in the battery. For Vincennes, Miller and Bulbaum paired with Dorey?
Grays Fall to Merchants 6 1 in Wabash Valley Tourney
In the Wabash Valley tournament the Washington Grays were defeated 6 to 1 by the Vince Merchants. Grays left runners on base and failed to hit safely with men on. Hunt pitched well for the Merchants while the locals managed only two safe hits.
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Wabash Valley
Washington Grays
Vince Merchants
Hunt
Merchants
Specials Lose To Bicknell 12 To 11 In Ten Innings
In a high scoring ten inning game Washington fell to Bicknell A B Cs 12 to 11. Errors plagued both sides as three new fielders in the Specials lineup struggled to settle in. The Specials led 6 to 0 by the third inning but Bicknell tied the score in the fourth and the game remained in doubt thereafter. The Specials next face Cornettsville at Cornettsville next Sunday.
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Bicknell A. B. C’s
Washington
Bicknell
Cornettsville
Dr Rang's Golf Team Wins Interclub Tournament
Dr Rang's golf team defeated Sam Boyd's squad in a Washington entry club tournament finishing 2412 to 2416. Low scores by Cr Bier and John Cook at 82 highlighted the day. Individual eighteen hole totals list Rang's side captains J W Lindsey in the mix and many named players contributing to the final tally.
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Dr. Rang
Sam Boyd
Washington
Ldsera
Sioild
Cr. H. Bier
John Cook
Rang
J. W. Lindsey
C. H. Creager
Frank Curry
R. C. Smiley
Chas. [Rhodes
Logan Peek
John Hastings
Paul Smiley
Geo. Krempp
Wa. J. Copple
Jake Offman
Ed Hunt
C. G. Stevens
T. J. McCarthy
J. T. Atkins
Jno. Greenwood
Elmer Hastings
Jake Clark
R. Hastings
Roy Smiley
N. Beitman
Jack Odum
L. C. Brooks
Robert Murdoch
Walter Harris
Charles Crooks
Bob Krempp
L. B. Boston
D. L. Booth
W. Cabel
C. Lemans
Chas. Smiley
Weekly shoot at Eagle Gun Club draws out of town ers
The Eagle Gun Club holds its regular shoot tomorrow afternoon at the traps south of the JB and O Relay. Two teams from out of town are shown to display skill with the gun. Loomogtee and Odon teams are expected to compete against local shooters. Baker of Votee defends his recent gold medal title amid plans for Labor Day events. Local officials report a political note with the Seymour board of safety voting 5 to 1 to abolish the Board of Works after veto override by Charles L. Kessler.
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Eagle Gun Club
Loogogtee
Odon
Focal
Winiiger
Morrow
Feminine influence in the prize ring reshapes careers
United Press from New York reports that wives and mothers increasingly affect boxing careers. Benny Leonard quit a top title to please his mother. Tom Gibbons retired from fight life due to his wife's illness and home life. Jack Dempsey faces future choices guided by his wife. Other cases show wives managing camps, finances, and training, with outcomes tied to family wellbeing and fighter success.
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New York
Pring
Benny Leonard
Tom Gibbons
New York Boxing Commission
Jack Dempsey
Estelle Aylor
Gibbons
Shelby
Mont
Dempsey
Kid Norfolk
Gene Tunney
Helen
Tom
Tim
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