Seeger Again Easy For Musky Batsmen
Ben Beeger faltered as Muscatine hitters slammed two early doubles and a single to plate four in two innings. Muskies led 6-0 after six. Burlington finally scored three in the ninth, but Muscatine held on for a 6-3 win. Ross Freely worked six innings, allowing eight hits, with Dan Harrel and Reinhart sparking early offense.
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Reinhart
O'Day
Keystone Bar
Hrusk
Sour
Wes
Augustus
Runser
Ross
Danny Harrel
Brown
Hruska
Fulton
Feld Spurs
Lee
Brownie
Hruske
Hasbrook
Whic Augustus
Hamilton
Pathfinders Win On Only Two Hits
Marshalltown Iowa June 4 Slattery held the Pathfinders to two hits both by Rowdy Miller and Burlington won 1 to 0. Miller allowed x blows but the Pathfinders defeated Marshalltown on a lone run with strong defense and late miscues by Keokuk.
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Pathfinders
Miller
Slattery
Marshalltowne
Rowdy Miller
Burlington AB R.H. PD
AE Iganrsy i Meinert
Rfee Organ
Hooy. Sae
Singleton
Les Karmon
Metiade
Dunce
Luter
Marshalltown
Harris
Righards
Enkman
Ab Sortin Rt
Ryen
Hammorackrat Slattery
Track stars ready for the big nine meet tomorrow
More than 380 athletes from 22 schools and universities prepare to compete in the nineteenth annual big nine track and field games at the University. Western Conference records are expected to fall as events begin with sprints and distance races.
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University of 1
Metropolitan Golf Association Championship Featured By Travis Victory
Oswald Shirkley the titleholder and Walter J. Travis, a three time Metropolitan champion, continued play for the seventeenth annual Metropolitan Golf Association championship. Travis defeated Jerome D. Travers yesterday, highlighting the event.
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Rye
Oswald Shirkley
Garden City
Walter J. Travis
Metropolitan Golf Association
Jerome D. Travers
Travis
West Liberty Rages Ended Meet Success at Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids reports a chaotic double feature as West Liberty raged late, with Hickey and Collins scoring on Marr’s drive to right field. Fletcher and Reinhart contributed, while Muscatine’s defense faltered. Day’s double plays and strong pitching by Seer kept the score tight through the late innings. The track meet closed after three days of brisk competition, marking the fastest trotter mile yet on the West Liberty track with 5.718 for the trotter.
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Augie
Hickey
Collins
Marr
Opsar‘yunity
W. K. Forelock
Collings
Fulton
Reinhart
Fletcher
Runser
Cedar Rapids
Th Fletcher
Tovals
Muscatine
Ann Ona
E Summare
Ronser
Tulton
Sours
Stalen
t'Dar
Rustus
Day
Hasbrook
Celar Rapids
Tanings
Seerer
Rose
Ross
Brown
Seeeer
Nmpire
Shtler
Brows
Halis
Journal
Servic West Liverrs
West Liberty
Waverly
Schedules and Scores From Last Night's Games
Transit of teams and results across major leagues with Chicago at Boston and St Louis at Philadelphia among key matchups. Also notes Brooklyn Buffalo Pittsburgh Kansas City pairings and daily game list with several cities not scheduled.
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Chicago
Boston
St Lows
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Yeaterday
Louie
Pittsburga
Kansas
Brooklyn
Bufalo
Buffalo
Baltimore
Newark
Bennklyn
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Fragmentary historical notice from scattered OCR text
The readable fragments mention names and places such as Memphis Tennessee and Des Moines with scattered references to individuals and dates. The text appears as garbled OCR output lacking coherent events or clear actions. No full sentence or definite report is discernible from the fragment.
Western League faces financial crisis over salary cuts
Denver reports the Western League in grave danger of financial collapse. President O'Neill says teams may operate on a percentage basis if approved. Denver declines the plan, threatening season continuation without it. Magnates plan to cut salaries arbitrarily if the percentage system is not accepted.
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Denver, Co
O'Neill
Denver
State Game Law Changes Favor Smaller Fish Protections
State authorities announce amendments to game laws effective July 4, restricting take of fish and game. Crappies under eight inches bass and trout under ten inches become illegal to possess. pike or pickerel under inches and catfish under ten inches restricted. Dams must have fishways. illegal to possess nets or illegal devices. the Fish and Game Commission may seize destroy or sell contraband gear. Nonresidents must obtain licensing. pheasant and Hungarian partridge protected to Oct 1. licenses required to keep game birds for propagation with a $2 fee. Provisions also set bag limits for prairie chickens and quail and bar spearing year round.
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H. Co. Shoemaker
Fish and Game
Big Sioux
Des Moines
Towa
U. R
Fishland
West Ends to Play American Pearls at Washington Tomorrow
The West Ends of this city will meet the American Pearls in a baseball game at Washington tomorrow announced today. Crawford's All-Stars of Chicago, formerly the Leland Giants, face the Washington nine today.
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American Pears
American Pearls
Washington
Crawford
All-Stars
Chicago
Leland Giants
Washington Nine
Decatur Sluggers Shut Out by Barnes in Close Game
In Blooming Grove on June 4 Motine led Bloomington to a win over Decatur 66 to 55 as Barnes held Decatur to three runs. Hite-Maline starred for Motine with key hits while Davenport and Smith contributed for Barnes. Batteries were Smith and Wren for Barnes. Davenport and Meamm for Decatur.
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Davenpers
June
Davenport Falanto Smith
Hite Verteday
Decatur
Barnes
Davenport
Smith
W'Brien
Meyer
Motine
Bloomington
Bloomin
Bloomingte
Richmond
R. H E
Scott, Flier
Earn
Scheid
Dubuque
Dubvane
Quincy
Reller
Tim Hurst Former League Umpire Dies at 54
Tim Hurst, a well known sporting figure and former major league umpire, died at 54 in Minersville from indigestion. He began in the Southern League as a spectator who filled in during a pennant deciding game and later joined the National League. Known for wit and self protection, he was once a sprinter and later involved in real estate in Far Rockaway, New York.
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Potteville
Tim" Hurst
Minersville
Hurst
Stone
Aligek
Far Reokawar
N.Y
Bloomington Names Lindsey Third Baseman For Jackson
Bloomington releases John Jackson after three seasons at third base. Lindsey, formerly with New Orleans, takes over at third in a reshaped infield for the Bloomington team.
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Bennies
Ress
Enemy
Rally
Clinton
Waterloo
Burlington
Keokuk
Mason City
Creaurnal
Ben Beeger
Ben
Danny Harre
Roy Brown
Hamiltonians
Egan
John Ross
Muskrville
Charley" Ross
Joan
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Aunt Marr
Three Barger
Jesss Runser
Ttaleo
Ansons
Outfeld
Yee
TOD
Atiier
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Indians
Metallock
Asher
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Grase
Darrow
Torkelson
Brennan
Athletic Stars
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Ard
Dune di H. Giidden
Mon
Purse
Hal Nuthurst
Ruble & Purvis
Onin
Patchen
Missing Bell
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Monroe
Echo
Fran Garner
Shell Rock
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John 8 Crow
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Tee Dale
Ohy Fussell
St. Paul
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B. Shan - Annean
Axibs
Liilian Audress
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Indianapolis
Ind
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Srey
Enicago
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Ational League
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Brook
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York
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Vark Fe
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If jMaline
Peoria
Roy
By Briggs
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Shanes
Wwe
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Traus
Hiram B. Bak G
General Forrest
F. W. Anderson
Memphis
Tenn
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Ward
Los Angeles
Biisie Mead
B. W. H. Emmerson
Parte
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Io. Epeineheld
Ross Thompson
H. Harnett
Aleandria
Ivey
Torme
Maline Marler
Alicwe
Taree Hite
Maline
Bloomers
Guiney
Tretter
Gleason
Keller
Sullivan
Rockford
Feork
Eixten Apares
Keehan
Baldwin
Clark
Jacobe
Tim” Hurst
Jackson
Palm Beach
First Trust and Savings Bank
Musmatine
Owa
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