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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
8
The Moose and the Band clash in a high scoring game filled with errors wild pitches and shifting momentum. Both sides fielded poorly yet produced bursts of offense as they batted around and cleared bases amid miscues and loud cheers from Woodland Park.
Fragmentary cricket-like or basketball style notes describe players, drives, hits, and game events. Mentions Sugrue, Brooks, Haney, and Trainers, with references to a meeting and a tennis court project. Details are incoherent and partially unreadable.
The record lists a series of June games including Moos versus Lawyers on June 17 and June 18 merchants, June 19 Moose versus Paper Mill, June 24 Lawyers versus Rand, and June 25 Paper Mill versus Y. fC. The cities mentioned include Detroit New York Cincinnati Pittsburg St. Danis Boston Louisville Indianapolis and Minneapolis.
A fragmentary field report mentions Merchants facing Moose and a shooting of the town’s sales and jewelry scene. It references a Beatings remedy for tate hues and a related note about weddings and anniversaries. Dr. FLD Morte and wife leave for a visit. a class anniversary at Amherst College is noted.
A garbled notice references Flag Day events and speeches with vague figures and locations. It mentions December shipping, salutes for RN nations, and a Saturday noon gathering at an unspecified lead for a forty warranty event. The text is fragmented and several names and places are unreadable.
A wild west exhibition is planned at Woodland Park next week with park management confirming dates. The event features a hill and prairie bars show and a couple of acts, with tentative timing in late May.
The article describes Haskell Institute students performing competitive drills and public appearances by Indian students. It notes sewing and cooking displays by first and second year girls, with samples bound in books. Officers from Leavenworth are involved and the event draws Lawrence residents.
An OCR fragment describes a fraternal lodge event with True Lekee No. 4S, the Grand Master Workman role, and a retirement notice for Perkins-Co Gy theda. The passage mentions jovial entertainment, a program, and references to lodge members, with scattered remarks on the Grand Old Known and blessings of the Workman Order.
In a puzzling snippet from a Brown Bread page, 17 oP Roe defeats 4 Haver in a match described with shorthand. The fragment hints at a game result or contest outcome amid cryptic OCR text.
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