St John A A Team Faces Jefferson Milk Sunday Rivalry
St John A A seniors seek win over Jefferson Milk at Iodian Center as they chase another victory at home. Forest Park previously topped St John A A in a gloved-fun clash while the juniors race a tight church tournament schedule. Weather disrupted Sundays and postponed games loom as elimination risks mount for the junior squad.
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St. Folin A. A
Jefferson Milk
Iodian Com
Centealavenua
JefFersotts
Organtaae
Forest Park
Isis
Die Loeck
St Johns A
Republicans Are New Team Now Watched
Forest Park Republicans form a new youth baseball squad backed by the Forest Park Republican club. The team emphasizes teamwork over individual stars and plans to travel to face Citizens club and Whitehill Boosters. Lineup includes Stappe Flohr Ribimed Buckner Richock Stange Richock and Wentzel pitching as the club offers Forest Park youths a path to play together.
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Forest Park Baacall
Tole
Porest Park
Shoys
Forest Park
Mey
Citizens Club
Whilelmi Boosters
Me ' Stappe
AL Flohr
Hasek
Ott
Bane Buckner
al Richock
Billy Stange
Lee Richock
Wilhelmt Boosters
St. John
Letty
Kelly Wentzel
Elu Iy
Forest Park Pool Reopens With Noted Improvements
Forest Park residents praise the pool as a much needed recreation area. Workers answer eager questions from children about opening dates and wear, while a lifeguard oversees swimmers as weather allows. Village officials are thanked for the upgrades and ongoing care.
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Forest Park
Weathers
Jack
Mary
Habitants
Rain Delays Forest Park Citizens Diamond Opening
Persistent rain halts completion of the Forest Park Citizens club baseball diamond on Ferdinand Avenue and Harrison Street. Leadoff hopefuls moved back to a July Fourth home opener if finished. First baseman Les Klaphdor is back in top form from a right hand injury, as the Citizens head 52nd Avenue and Roosevelt Road to face the Red Rose. Fans urged to join at Field School Ground on Heloit Avenue near Harvard Street at 2 p.m. Sunday.
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Forest Park
52Nd Avenue
Roosevelt Road
Heloit Avenue
Harvard Street
America
Tilden
Hunter
Loot
Wills
Mallory
Asterton
Anther
Helen Wills
Forest Park Republicans
Rain Delays Work in New Diamond for Citizens Team
Rain delays clear schedule as Forest Park tennis courts on Jackson Boulevard draw crowds from nearby communities. Local sports note Davis Cup meets, with hopes for future stars like Tilden and Helen Wills, plus plans for Sunday games at 3 p.m. amid wet conditions.
Kurt's Team Loses Game in Maywood
Kurt's Boosters traveled to Maywood on Wednesday June 27 and faced the Maywood Post team renamed Maywood Stingers after a recent takeover. The visitors led 3-2 until a late baserunner threat, but a disputed call in the final frame sealed a 3-2 defeat. Kurt's Hoosters showed strong pitching and fielding, suggesting better results ahead this season.
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Kurt
Maywood
Maywood Post
Maywood Posty
Dick Daly
Mil~wood
Forest Park Post No 414 Aces Weekend Baseball Surge
Forest Park Post No 414, American Legion, remains undefeated with a sixth straight win, defeating Melrose Park Post No 308 7 to 2. Tugger Maas starred on the mound and at bat with three hits and a walk, fanning 18 Melrose batters. The team eyes a possible Cook County league semi finals at Evanston, then Cubs Park, and a US travel prize funded by major leagues.
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American Legion
Ziel
Melrose Park Post
Tuggetes
Maas
Tugeles
Melrose
Schiller
Harlem
Harrison Streets
Evanston
Cook County
Cubs Park
Chicago
Forest Park
United States
Boag Boosters Defeat Forest Park Wanderers 10–8
The Boag Boosters beat the Forest Park Wanderers 10 to 8 in a twilight game played Tuesday June 26 at Keystone and Lake River Forest. The Batteries were Ben Hoffman and Ted Dannenberg for Boag and Ed Flamm and F McCullough for Wanderers.
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Boag Boosters
Forest Park Wanderers
Keystone and
Lake, River Forest
Ben Hoffman
Ted Dannenberg
Ed Flamm
F. McCullough
Coipire
Harry Parker
Illinois Skeet Club Promotes Rainy Championship Shoot
The Illinois Skeet Promoting club held a rain soaked skeet day as enthusiasts moved between stations around the semicircle. Next Sunday July 1 the team led by captain James Venner will travel to Martin Grove to challenge for the Stage Cup held by the State champion team.
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Illinois
Jimmy Dykes Seeks Pitching Role Amid Career Transition
The veteran Jimmy Dykes, a versatile infielder, eyes a shift to pitching as Joe Craser returns to the majors. Analysts note Dykes could mirror Bol Smith's successful switch, leveraging pace and a developing curve while rivals expect Hauser to reclaim his outfield spot.
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Tmmy Dykes
Boseman
Sockers
BM Delin
Philadelphia Record
Bol Smith
Boston
Mae
Tequlla
Smith
Mackman
Ike Smith
Joe Draser
Hitiane
Ana
Morton Grove Bowling Scores At Roosevelt York Meet
The report lists scores by participants including Koemanl, B. Munt, C. Tumig, M. North, H. Pathan, and others with multiple frame tallies. The event began at 12 30 p m and Roosevelt and York roads remained open for spectators as usual next Sunday.
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Morton Grove
Roosevelt
York Roads
Koemanl
Aive
Baseball Notes and Rumors From Early Baseball Circles
A garbled blast of early 20th century baseball notes covers players like Don Andrews and Livio Lingquist with mentions of the Chicago Waa, New York Yankees, St. Louis Cardinals, and Boston Braves. It notes managerial changes in Des Moines, trades involving Kehaan and Alstyne, and weather-driven schedule shifts in the Eastern League amid a flurry of names and speculative moves.
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Porla
Eagland
Tyne
Jones
July
France Fans Shape Sports Pace Across World
The article lists cycling tennis boxing rugby and soccer as France favorites while noting Charles Paddock breaking records. It mentions golf interest in the U S and a cross country nine hole golf event planned across England Scotland Ireland and Wales. It predicts Olympic representation from Turkey and a 46 athlete contingent across football fencing wrestling marksmanship and events.
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France
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Feeling of Resentment Toward Baseball Umpires
A Detroit News column by T. A. Bulkinger argues players dislike authority on the field. It cites examples of players who respect umpires yet resent control, warning overreach could end the game’s spirit and sport.
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Diagora
Mpde
Boldanbailire
T. AG. Bulkinger
Detroit News
Jebyx Uingires
Owl Howe
Jolhvan
Fred Frankhouss and the Bl Souta Cardinals Rally
A chaotic report traces Fred Frankhouss leading the BL Souta Cardinals through a season start with five straight wins and strong pitching. It notes matchups against Vic Van son and Syracuse, mentions Eisenmann and Miller in trials, and hints at a tense roster scene with various players, while praising the quartet's speed and resilience.
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Fred Frankhouss
Cardinals
Texas
Jolo
Danny
Elyba
Patents Net Utilised Only One or Two Percent
A report notes that patents are rarely commercialized with only a fraction achieving market use. It highlights that just a small share of patented ideas become widely exploited, underscoring barriers to turning invention into products.
Fragmentary note on ancient incubator practices in Asia
Fragmented OCR suggests mentions of Chithens incubatora not used in Euy rope in A.D. 1777. References to Chinese and Keypllane practicing sterilization over RAW years ago mention barge egg avens of brick. Points are unclear and no verifiable details.
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