Giants Bunch Hits 10 Defeat Cubs
New York defeated Chicago 11 to 5 as Aldio W homered with two on base. Manager Fer and Copeh Dagey were ejected by the umpire in the sixth after a disputed call. The scoreline showed Giants dominance with six runs in the sixth.
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Giants
CUBS
New York
Aldio
Ia Smith
York
Halla
Managar Fer
Copeh Dagey
Chicago
Mpirel Belev
Stuelsnd
Cnamal Smith
Wisconsin Three Pound Black Bass Season Opens Soon
Madison outlines a week left before a three pound black bass season opens at daylight on June 5 in most waters, except Pig Cheen Lake Green Lake counts where no bass may be caught before July. The season remains closed to protect spawning until March x, 2923, with past practice changed by recent law.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Pig Cheen Lake
Green Lake
Conservation Commission
Fragmentary 1910s regional chatter on birds and nesting
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Cleveland and New York references, cities like Indianapolis and Louisville, and a discussion of nesting material, birds, and distances. The text is unclear but hints at a lecture or talk setting with measurements and remarks by Mr. Gordon about rogle white and nesting in Sentland, with faint notes of a target or obstacle across miles.
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Gordon
Sentland
Nelsons and Union Giants Battle to Nine Inning 3-3 Tie
Opening game of Copeland park baseball fest ends in a 3-3 draw after nine innings, darkness ends contest. Krause allows four safeties in a pitching duel as Nelsons and Union Giants trade runs with Beranek Lynch and Schaefer collecting key hits for both sides.
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Nelsons
Union Giants
Account
Krause
Giants
Copeland Park
Big Bennial
Kickapoo
Fredman
Dee” Fredman
Slilweykee
Edodie Stumpf
Red Sox
Wrause
Satek
Caledonia
Luther
Coleman
Burlington Clerks Win and Lose in Week Games
The Burlington Clerks split two games this week with a Tuesday win and a Wednesday loss. The pitching of Sehnefer was standout with twelve strikeouts across seven innings as the team produced four hits off his delivery.
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Burlington Clerks
Tm Holth
Re Giont
Hall
Sehnefer
Clerks Nams
Bas Scures
Cleveland league club owner Jim Dunn dies in Cleveland
James Dunn, president and chief owner of the Cleveland American League Baseball Club, died at 6 10 am Friday in Cleveland after a long illness. He was married, with no children, and his death prompted tributes from Ball Johnson and others who praised him as a fair, popular figure in baseball. Dunn had been recovering in his home after a decline in health and will be buried in Martins Town, his birthplace.
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Cleveland
Chicago
James
Dunn
Aml
Cleveland America League Baseball Club
Juman
Fig
Witte, Faz
Cleveland Club
Jim Dunn
Ball Johnson
Jim
Cleveland Ab
Baseball
Unclear boxing and sports notes from midweek briefs
Fragmented sports briefs mention boxing plans and fighters, including references to Rickard and a Madison Wisconsin item around University of Wisconsin basketball or football. text is garbled with multiple OCR errors, making exact names, dates, and events difficult to confirm.
Dahl's Fords Win Forfeit Game From Kolbc Bros
Dahls Fords win by forfeit against the Kolbc Bros at Narimat Crosse News Co. in Norval Miehdt Sunaday. They plan to travel to Hekal Sunray to face the Hokaheity team with Cappieroth and Wittinger on the mound.
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Dahl
FORDS
Kolbc Bros
la Crosse News Company
Mormont Field
Suneday
Kelbe Bros
Narimat Crosse News Co
Norval Miehdt Sunaday
Ar Sso
Eloes
Hekal Sunray
Cappieroth
Wittinger
Wes Co
Ruth Clouts Hits Fourth Home Run in Bonanza Night
Ruth Clouts belted her fourth homer as New York rallies produced seven runs while other teams logged mixed results. Boston and St Louis won, Philadelphia and Washington also posted victories as league play produced a flurry of batting firepower and standout pitching moments.
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Phillies
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Phia
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Hergrav
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Mitchell
Denk
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Looop
Doak and
Clemons Ard
Watsen
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National Heague Rittebueen
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Dolphia
Jean Vasechitlom
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Ian Dengie
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Tery
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Viola
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Beranek
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Herrman
Johnson
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Luther P Bees
William Williams
Harman
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Colton Union
Nelson Clothing Co
Riviera Theatre
Caledonia St
North la Crosse
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Clerks
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Wagner
E White
Nelson
Ercher
Ca Archer
Cleirs
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Rison
Fahy
Tanberg
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Riningsa
Clevant
Ohio
Babe Ruth
Poi Valley
Tex Rickard
Rez Tennird
Britten
Burs
Tohn Wilson
University of Wisconsin
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Ruth Clouts
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Shawkey Kebil Chicasco
Thur
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van Gilder
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Homor
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Wrisht
Bayne
Severvid
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Macks
Tretcoit
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Philadelphi
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Monre
Olen
Dass
Bassler
Senators
Teve AB
Washington
Clevaand
Zachary Qife
Thie O
Yachary
Gharrity
Union Giants Vs
Palm Beach
Pat Beach
Panamas and Rungkaks
Echresome
la Crosse
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