Champions Bow 10 Muskie In Opener
In Meyrtle addition a rough 9 inning clash saw Frank Boyla’s sterlings beat Nel Eran’s tribe 8 to 6. Harrell led with three safeties including a key triple, Curtis and Harrell contributing pivotal hits as Burlie’s Speeders edged the Musky attackers in a wild opener.
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Ottumwa
Tynes
Meyrtle
Frank Boyla
Sterlings
Nel Eran
Tribe
Burke Grime
Detroit
Speeders
Burlie
Burke
Awful Haight
Marrell
Blue Criss League
Alugsing Brigade
Tacal
Tripod Curtis
Harrell
Pat Curtin
Oliver Kohr
Honk Kong
Eagle's War Riers
Creamy Masters
Mastera Fe
Sterling
Burlle
Shinney
Curtis
Cilyde
Anthony Senna
Rome
Mr. Harrell
Curt
Bortie
Bromley
Pall
Crimes
Josephine Link
Veterans Chase Glory in American Laukine Athletics
Two veterans, Bender and Plank, are noted as still active in athletics this year. If they succeed, the famed fighters may reclaim glory, with 45 calc showing form similar to their championship days for the Quakartawn Glu.
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Orang
Bender
Plank
Benes ay afinitgs in Creamy r4enone and MW LUT
Fragmentary OCR text references individuals and items with garbled names and odd terms. It mentions Burns, Shinners, phelad crimes, and attendances, with unclear dates and places. The readable fragments suggest a list-like note or notice rather than a coherent report.
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Benes
Erin Sinners
H. Ae
Nif Shinnera
J. Balks
Shinnee
Enone
Pheman
Mtehan
Germans to Select Boats for Regatta
Kiel Germany June 6 Interest is being taken in the effort to select German representatives for the German American Sandy Klass regatta at Marblehead Massachusetts. Preliminary trials June 18 list Palmstroem owner Ehe nar Marquardt Stuttgart Lochand Otto Berghoff Wilhelm Spindler Bertin Real Vl owner Julius Stalin Berlin Wittelabach IX owner Christof Alt Berlin Serum owner Weldemar Tietgens Yambure.
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Kiel
Germany
Lin. Wittelabach IX
Christof Alt
Berlin
Serum
Weldemar Tietgens
Yambure
Umpire Changes Highlight Central Association Schedule
Umpire Heron secures a release on plea and joins a central group as the league adds a new arbiter to fill a vacancy. John Borwall, an amateur from Kowsuee, signs to stand behind the plate, while Fleming Boswell Pitman Glenulvin form a four man crew. The rookies draw praise for sighted calls and readiness amid a busy season roster.
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Central Association
Detlon
John Borwall
Kowsuee
JM. Jy. Dusuler
Tia
Fleming
Glenulvin
Boswell
Pitman
Meeeting
Magentine
Glenamlika
Pep
de Peirman
Australian tennis crack meet yanks in Davis Cup buildup
In New York crowds gathered around the turf for a Davis Cup warm up as American and Australian players prepared to challenge England. A gallery for 1,000 spectators was arranged with plans for full attendance over three days of play amid fair weather and optimistic showings.
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New York
Aldre Wees
England
Small Iowa Team In Conference Meet Report
Iowa City reporters note a small Iowa team travels to Madison to compete in the Western Conference meet. Key athletes include Shrader in the high jump, Captain Parsons in the 440 yard dash, Falk in the hundred, with Summer possibly entered in distance events and Streater in hammer throw. Golf finals feature Georgianna Bishop and Marion Hollins at Glen Cove. Weather described as perfect.
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Iowa City
Managar Nelson A. Kellogg
Iowa
Madison
Wis
Glen Cove
Mise Georgianna
Brooklyn
Mise Marion
Kewanee Takes Great Eleven Battled Duel Victory
Kewanee edged Monmouth 11 to 1 in a pitching duel as Toyer outpitched Ray Bentley. In Cedar Rapids Waterloo clouted Cedar Rapids Rabbits 7 to 3, with Wilkus limiting hits. The Pathfinders beat Keokuk 9 to 2 after an Indian strikeout drought, Kline narrowly escaping injury.
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Kewanee
Jane
Jsn
Toyer
Ray Bentley
Monmouth
Raynor
Bentley
Wwe Beer Simmins
Reinhare
Sampson
Db Fund
Oiun
Lila
Séore
Righards
Kellys
Senersiek
Slaynons
Fingalhi
Kerinhart
Lendlnee
Cedar Rapids
I Waterloo
Wilkus
Waterloo
Lee Reed
Winte
Aed
Aim
Tapifa
Askland
itsemAskland
Sre- Shelton
Sigiin
McAllay
White
Wintz A. Sheldon
Smith
Millgan
Bulle
Whikus
Ker
A. Lotton
Interior
Cedar Rannes
Lewis
Wikis
Wiikus
Wild Piich
Flemings
Kling
Parlington
Fisthfinders
Keokuk
Tacobs
Ronan
Kline
Owhnal
Automobile Race Planned From Davenport to Des Moines
Davenport and Des Moines dealers back an intercity race along the River to Riser road and White Way. Pete Petersey and Don McClure signaled willingness to race. a $1000 cash purse and merchandise prizes are planned with $250 raised locally. The route would pass Muscatine as big pacers travel between the two cities.
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Davenagart
Des, Moines
River Road
Davenport
Des Moines
Uier
North and South Team Cards at Wapello Game
The Muscatine North and South team bids for the local amateur title and will face the Wapello Independents at Wapello on Sunday. An excursion train runs Sunday with departures from here at 2 40 p m and Grandview at 2 05 p m, returning after the game.
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Muscatine North & South
Wapello Independents
Wapello
North & South Ling
Grandview
Orag
Dodgers Rise in Race Fueled by Nap Rucker Bold Flings
In this feature on the Brooklin Dodgers, Nap Rucker, famed southpaw, is highlighted as the key reason for the team’s push in the National League. The piece notes his pitching prowess and impact on the Dodgers’ season, with emphasis on his form and influence in the rally.
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Nap Rucker
Brooklin Dodgers
Wacker Hug
New Yorkers
Nap
Results Yesterday in Three Eye League Hard Fought Ends
Yesterday in Springfield the Three Eye League produced mixed results as Bloomington tied 5 5 and Danville defeated Decatur 6 4 after thirteen innings amid dark conditions. Other games were postponed due to vast grounds. In England, Oaks Stakes at Epsom was won by J B Joel's Fountains Derby with L Neumann's Depeche second and Sir Robinsen's Arda third. Twelveo Tan was noted in a fragment.
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Three Eye League
Springfield
Bloomington
Darkness
Danville
Decatur
Epsom
England
J. B. Joel
Test
L. Neumann
Depeche Wan
Sir
Robinsen
Arda
Twelveo Tan
SPORTING BOIDOR AND MAJOR LEAGUER RUMOR FULED CHAT
In a rambling darts of talk the column riffs on Grimes in the box and the gulf between major leaguers going and coming. It notes Omar and Jimmy Lavender's pitching shift post Muscatine and asks about speed in faster company while recalling Chris Van der Abe and St. Louis Browns lore amid a heap of sports and city chatter.
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Lavender
Going
Grimes
Chris von der Abe
St. V Lonis Browns
Bage Ba
Gené
Ife
Braeball
Futha
Mme
Chris van der Ang
Twilight League plans outlined by Y M C A official
R H E Starkey of the Y M C A proposes a Twilight League of four loans with potential teams including Bankers Port Office Clerks and Printers. Proposed games would start at 6 o clock.
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R. H E. Starkey
Ruckers Invincible In Dramatic Baseball Upset
Disjointed game notes describe Ruckers defeating the Dodgers 4 to 6 as Nap Ruckers pitches another strong game. Seemingly erratic reporting mentions Seuss losses, Braves routing Cubs, White Sox victory over Red Sox, and a series of baseball scores across the National and American leagues with no clear coherent narrative.
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Nap Ruckers
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reis
Hees
White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Jim Scote
Baseball Trust Probe Opened in House Hearing Plan
Representative Gallagher of Northwest PoIis announced plans for a House Rules Committee hearing within a week on his resolution to probe the so called baseball trust. He expects about a dozen witnesses to support charges of monopoly. The list includes Horace Fogel and officials from New York St Louis Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh and Buffalo.
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Washington
Nd. T
Dame fi—Plana
Baseball Trust
Gallagher
Nwpois
House Rules Committee
Horace Fogel
Philadelphia
National League Baseball Club
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
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