Brooklyn Hurler Humbles Reds in 3-0 Victory
Brooklyn, N Y August 18 Brooklyn blanked Cincinnati 3 0 as Smith held the Reds to three scattered hits with perfect support from his teammates Olson Griffith Miller and Ward among the batters. Cincinnati failed to score until late and Brooklyn added insurance runs in the eighth.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Cincinnati Reda
New York
Smith
Reds
Rath
Daubert
Olson
Johnston
Griffith
Wheat
Myers
Ward
Miller
Groh
Tlousth
Neale
Kopf
Magee
Rariden
Qaiog
Aliee
Luque
Buntan
Batteighth
Cincinnati
Brooklin
Cleon
Tohtuston
Sallee
Hee
Loring
Chicago
Judge
Washington
Detroit
Senators
Tigers
Lennard
Janvrin
Mogridze
Hannah
Morton
Foeth
O'Neil
St. Louis
RHHE
Reth and Schang, Sherten and
Severied
Boston
Standings Battle Across Leagues From Fort Paul to Terre Matte
A fragmented standings list shows teams and records across multiple leagues, including Ft Paul 1-6 Indianapolis 4-1 Miway 8-6 Louisville 2-5 Telado 13 Kansas City 9 Minneapolis 2-2 Columbus 1-3 Joplin 7-8 Omaha 1-16 St Joseph 1-1 Wichita 1-7 Sioux City 9 Tulsa 1 Thres-1 TaRue Evansville 7-7 Rochord 2 Bloomington Wichita 1-7 Terre Matte 4 Peoria 3. The Usual Way presents a prose piece about perseverance and work ethic, contrasting daily toil with personal effort.
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Yestharnar
Américan Association
Ft Paul
Indianapolis
Miway
Louisville
Telado
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Columbus
Wester Letrne
Joplin
Omaha
St. Joseph
Wichita
Sioux City
Tulsa
I. Thres
TaRue
Evansville
Rochord
Bloomington
Terre Matte
Peoria
Rational League
Einnati Srade
Hicago
Eee
Brooklyn O
Pittsburgh
Boston
Peaeeey
Roth
St Louis
Philadelphia
American Thagte
Hicazo
Detroit
Ae Clevelan Nee
New Turk
Stl Louis
Ag Bestor
Washington
American Association
Paul
Epee
Iana
Lau le
City
Columbus Bee
Amiwaukee
Togo
Pera Poe Cerree Oy
Rockford
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Columbus St. Paul
Milwaukee
Des Moines
Oklahoma City
Daptin
Stove City
Football Experts Look for Something New from Warner
Sports writers assess Glen Warner's Pitt teams and his habit of introducing new tricks each season. The piece notes his past innovations, the reliance on defense, and the challenge of replacing graduates as he leads the University of Pittsburgh against strong opposition.
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Warner
Glen Warner
University of Pittsburgh
Panther
Yic
Tory
Jack Britton Builds Business With Boxing Success
Jack Britton the welterweight champion has boosted his earnings by negotiating favorable guarantees and promoting himself. He earned near 3080 in Denver on a percent basis and plans frequent fights to avoid long gym stints. He accepts offers from many boxing centers and believes earning sparingly beats idleness.
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Jack Britton
Kkid Lewis
Canton
Dan Morgan
Jack
Morgan
Britton
Jack Griffiths
Akron, Q
Denver
Tone
Anaugh
Courier
Moose Trample Ben Hur 10–0 In City Playoff
The Moose trounced the Ben Hur 10–0 on Cedar River park, scoring early and keeping the Hurs from trouble. Rosgen led with four hits including two home runs, while Worrell allowed four hits and struck out seven for the Moose. The city championship will pit Phon ers against Moose on Labor Day.
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Moose
Ben Hurs
Cedar River Park
Ban Hurs
Wilson
Faber
Hurg
Pennington Wan
Pagle
Hurs
Worrell
Rosgen
Pennington
Biehler
Fogle
James
Biehter
Pengington
Blitsch
Ben Hur
Manahl
Metcalf
Mohr
Ben Fur
Pagte
Offorrell
West High Girls to Have a Coach
Miss Clotilda Engelhard of Hollywood Illinois has been engaged as physical director of the girls at West High for the coming year. She will oversee all athletic activity and direct classes in physical culture. She previously served as physical director in Joliet and has worked at Jackson Michigan and Downer's Grove Illinois. Engelhard brings several years of athletic experience and strong recommendations. A pneumatic hammer for tamping paving stones has been invented.
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Clotilda Engelhard
Hollywood
Ilc
West High
Miss Engelhard
Joliet Ill
Jackson
Mich
Downer’s Grove
Ill
Waterloo
Big Scores Highlight Iowa Trapshooting Trip
An extensive Iowa trapshooting tale unfolds with names from Des Moines to Dubuque as shooters rack up high scores near Kalamazoo and Waterloo. The piece mentions several competitors, stations, and a humorous road anecdote from a baseball writer touring Michigan.
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Michigan
Waterloo
Bill W. Ridley
William Wettleaf
Henry
Hhe Baegball Wetizen
Des Molines
Beckwith
H. Black
Nichols
Boelhoeler
Colfax
William Bongon
Dubuque
Bottger
Oller
J. Buck
Davenport
George Crampton
Iowmoor
Fineel
L. Foley
Iwoo M. Gavin
Mason City
Kr Gaylord
A. F. Heeb
H.C. Alnshaw
Spirit Lake
J. I. Johnson
Palmer
LL. A. Johnson
Jewell
senaGe
W. Johnston
Primghar
James Kelley
W. J. Kunkle
Lampright
Algona
Ras McClure
Lacey S. Maland
L .S. Maland
H. S. Peterson
Randall
F. Powell
Ottumwa
E. H. Reynolds
Redfield
W. Ridley
E. Maland
J. K. Rice
Cherokee
den Smith
E Summy
Primehar
A. J. Sutton
G. Fre
Ollis
Fenton
Jewell W
Hoon
Jewelle Hoon
Jewell, Jones
Sioux CI
Storie, Jr
Chariton
O. Storie
F_ Wagoner
Burlington
Welch
E. Welch
Hartley
Williamson
Mystic
F_ Bibert
Des Moines
No Clear News Event From Fragments
A collage of anecdotes, scenes, and dialogue fragments shows a mix of humor about friendship with a dog, a speeding arrest tale, a judge and baseball writer exchange, and a mock marriage notice. Names are jumbled and several OCR fragments disrupt coherence.
Hemsworth Retains City Tennis Title at Byrnes Park
In the city tennis final at Byrnes park courts on Saturday evening Dr L Hemsworth defeated Rube Rath in straight sets 6-4 6-4 to retain the title he won two years ago Wind reduced play was noted Rath, who had played in the state tournament earlier, acquitted himself creditably The piece also includes editorial asides on engagement announcements and local notices from Falls City with various quirky anecdotes
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Warner
Pitt
Smoky City
Jtru
iMust
Lilttle
Carlisle
Byrnes Park Courts
L. €. Hemsworth
Rube” Rath
Rath
Hemsworth
High School Gridiron Schedules Face Tough Season
East and West high schools gear up for the new football season with strong rosters and returning veterans. East names Jack Skien as coach and schedules heavy opponents like Cedar Rapids and Dubuque, while West, led by J H Crouch, expects a top team after many players return from service. The East-West clash is set for November 27 as the second half of the season unfolds with seven home and four away games.
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East
West
Ilness
Industrial School
Eldora
Euet
Jack Skien
Coe
Ans
Army
Navy
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Cedar Falls
Marshalltown
J. H. Crouch
Galveston
Tex
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West High Girls
Hughey Fullerton
George
Iles
Stack
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Bill Hillefer
Ggj
Cubs
Ggjscribe
Bull
Bill
Paw Paw
Killefer
City Hall
John Bernard Hornihan
Main Street
Anna Witcuta
Iowa
Charles Howe
Lakes
Minnesota
Roy Miller
Leonard Wright
Frank Pitkin
Springfield
Falls City
State Street
Massachuder
Waterloo Electrical Supply Company
Fourth St
Nashua
Independence
Iowa Falls
Oelwein
Waterloo West
Sweet
Charles City
Weat
Dubuane
Waterloo East
the Courier
Certain-feed Products Corporation
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