Otrameen chams pions bow in thirteenth inning comeback
Fourteen hundred excited fans saw Muscatine’s team rally in the thirteenth to beat the visiting champions 6 to 4 after knotting the score in the eighth. Gould held the mound glowingly in late innings as Burns and Harrell led Muscatine’s offense with timely hits and a crucial stolen base. Umpire took a hard blow in the seventh but remained in the game as the dramatic frame closed with Hart’s left field hit sealing the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otrameen Chamspions
Muscatina
Sterlings
Aid
Ah Gould
Newmeyer
Kanidia
Imi
Gould
Ned Egan
Wuens Witsive
Agide
Burns
Harrell
Goatlight
Bur Jip Burns
Detroit
Echo
Burke
Danny Farrell
Githerle
Lorentan
Glyde Cattis
Oliver Kohr
Ilowise
Lmelight
Link
Kohr
Hub Hart
Sauza
Pirate Leader Now Playing on Bench
Fred Clarke, longtime Pirates manager, notes time has slowed him as he exits active leadership after four pennants. In a related move, Josh Clarke, nephew, takes over Sioux City Western League club management, with Ducky I Holmes reappointed in nearby duties.
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Fred Clarke
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Clarke
Josh Clarke
Fred
Sioux City
Ducky I Holmes
Seora by Tan hie Muscatine Baseball Report
The text records a dusty baseball score narrative with names like Burns and Lorenaen, mentioning innings, hits, and lineups. It lists players such as Masters and Gould, notes on runs and outs, and references to a game format including innings and line scores. The fragmentary OCR preserves sport centric terms without clear dates or a complete game outcome.
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Tan Hie
Muscatine
Wall
Cory Bit Nowroyar
Lorene
Py Gould
Anyel
Yf Arengen
Wile
Twiehea
Avmayarn Hulk
Lorenaen
Vaisach Pila Line
NCR Champs and Ten Round Scrap Highlight Baseball Night
In a ten round scrap the Cubs beat Tesreau 3 1 while Leach Zimmerman Byers and Bridwell starred. The Boston Braves trounced Curtis 3 to 0 in St Louis after a draw with New York. Philadelphia edged Cincinnati 2 to 1 amid a quiet American League schedule.
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Cuaehoney
New York
Leach
Zimmerman
Byers
Bridwell
Cubs
Jen Tesreau
Boston Braves
St. Louis
Curtis
Philadelphians
Cincinnati
Crooklyn
Pittsburg
Ghiearo
Batterlas
Smith and
Archer
Tesroan Nag Meyers
Philadelphia
Cimolantith Pys Wee
Musterias
Alexander
Killifer
Lugsa
Clark
Bostom Ape Eee
St Louis
Mudolph
Faridan
Griner
Perritt
Geyer
Melean
Schulte Under Knife in Chicago Nationals surgery
Chicago June 3 Frank Schulte star outfielder for the Chicago Nationals underwent an operation to remove a growth on his forehead after weeks of intermittent headaches believed caused by a lump from a linesman hit about a year ago. He is expected to play today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schulte
Chicazo
Frank Schulte
Chicago Nationals
Wil
All Leaders Lose as Muskie Down Champs in Fracas
In a hard hitting upset at Burlington, the Muskie squad defeated the Waterloo Jays 8 to 4 with strong fielding by Burlington and clutch batting from French, Jenkins, Humes, Miller, and Rolley. Cedar Rapids also handed Waterloo a first loss this season while Keokuk edged pathfinders 5 to 8. Monmouth Browns topple Skewanee in a ragged game as Fatterson and Teffries drive late innings.
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Burlington
Keokuk
French
Llumey
Miller
Keokulee
Wookuless
Burlingeoy
Ce Creepes Baterles
Jenkins
Humes
Rolley
Kewanee
Monmouth
Browns
Yoores BR
Mitenell
Fingalause
Teffries
Record Interscholastic Track Meets and Leaders
Charles Hoyt of Greenfield Indiana tied the national interscholastic sprint record with 6.0045 seconds in the century dash at the Madison Wisconsin meet. Greenfield led scores with 20 points. University High School placed second with 10. Michigan teams dominated Albion and other local schools, while Notre Dame and Kansas posted notable finishes in regional events.
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Charles Hoyt
Greenfield
University of Chicago
Tha Marcon Fiel
Jawa
Pat Wos
University High School
Tilittois
Madison
Wis
Thoaars
Wisconsin
Chicago
California
Missouri
Northwestern
Minnesota
Purdue
Ohio State
Wabash
Inwa
Kansas
Notreame
Michigan
Albion
Til
Alma
Olivat
Hilisdme
Kalamae
Local Baseball Roundup Sees Mixed Results Across Five Games
The Athletics beat the White Sox 10 to 2 at Poplar Street as Goldstein homered for the victors while Stebbens Wisma Elfong starred on the mound. North & South trounced Wapello Independents 16 to 9 with Suman Dant and Su man handling the batteries. St Matthias school fell to Sacred Heart Cathedral Davenport 22 to 10, with a return game planned in Davenport.
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Athletics
Whig Sox
Poplar Street
Goldstein
Levin
White Sox
Skalnick
Maric
Muscatine North & South
Wapello
North & South Peweee Wapello
A Creed O Ff
Suman
Dant
Johnson
Thomas
O'Leary
Staln
Witle
Vetter
Woods
iSarper
ML Thomas
Rogers
Tolinson
Dart
St. Matthias
Chair Boys
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Davenport
Ocar
Yesterday's Results Across Leagues and Associations
Results show Bloomington tied with Decatur and Springfield, Danville Bed and Dubuque Be Pooria split, Davenport beat Quincy, Muscatine notched six in Central associon while Ottumwa earned five in 18 innings. Cedar Teaplds and Waterloo posted wins as Keokuk and Darlington faced Monmouth with Keokuk trailing 3-2.
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Bloomington
Decatur
Springfield
Danville
Dubuque
Pooria
Davenport
Quincy
Central Associon
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Cedar
Waterloo
Keokuk
Darlington
Monmouth
Kewause
Leach, the Same Old Veteran as of York
Tommy Leach, who led off the bat ting order of the Cubs against the Muskies Hero last week and who is performing daily for the Trojans, is one of the headiest players in the National League. He has been in the big show for almost a decade, going to the Cubs from the Pittsburgh Pirates in a trade which involved several other prominent players.
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Tommy Leach
Cubs
Muskies
Trojans
Pittsburgh Pirates
Baseball Scores From Early National and American Leagues
National Leams Chicago 1 Boston 0 Pittsburgh 0 Philadelphia 6. Cincinnati Brooklyn rain. St. Louis 8 New York 9 American League New York 5 Chicago 2 Washington 3 Detroit 11 Boston Cleveland rain. Philadelphia 10 St. Louis 3 Three-T League Peoria 6 Dubuque Cedar Rapids 1 Waterloo 2 rain. Other games postponed rain. Upcoming matchups Chicago New York Detroit Washington Cleveland Boston St. Louis Philadelphia New York Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston St. Louis
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Nes
Philadelphia
Cleveland Obres
iWashington
Asses Chiesaa
Boston
Heye Nee
Dotreitee
New York Clube
Tewgte
Brooklyn
Cheago
Pittsburgh Sete
St Louis
Toston
Cincinnati
Dubnqus Uv Gly Davenwort
Springholt
All Decatur
Peorth
Danvinie Oy Sa
Bloomington Ayeld
HBO
National Leams
Chicago
Boston É
Pittsburgh
Philadephia
Cincinnat
St. Louis
New York
Washington
Detroit
Nation League
St. Louie
Lady Bugs to Attend Club Tomorrow in Busy Air
Indies day brings Musties hosting league champions as a record crowd of Lady Bugs is expected to witness the final innings. Muscatine sits third in attendance behind Waterloo and Cedar Rapids, with Burlington Ottumwa and others trailing.
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Ranson
Musties
Stha
Genies
Muscatine
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Purlington
Ottumwn
From the Sporting Editor's Window
A rambling, eraeish sports column notes Baseball dope and player moves. Babe Adams is released by Cedar Rapids while Muscatine fans praise Ab Gould and Oliver's late win. Chicago records and local sprinters are mentioned, with Omar and Nizam Elwalk referenced in a tangential, lively block of prose.
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Babe Adams
Musky
Cedar Rapids
Omar Khayyam as witness in peculiar habit case
The text reports Omar Khayyam as the chief witness for the plaintiff in a case about drinking habit. It notes his defense that the habit was sometimes praiseworthy, and mentions his limited drinking except on physician orders or personal mood. It also references Qinar’s college days and a political role with the Cyrus Memorial monument commission.
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Omar Khayyam
Bia
Hia
Omar
Qinar
Natshapur
Davis Cup preliminaries feature United States and Australia clashes
June 4 New York United States and Australia continue Davis Cup preliminaries at West Side courts. McLoughlin and Williams win for the U S, defeating Doust and Rice as the Americans pursue the needed results to advance toward the second round in England next month. Belgium and Canada loom as potential foes with other matchups shaping the path to challenge England.
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New York
United States
Tenms el H
Waurice McLoughlin
Stanley ™. Doust
R. Norris Williams II
Tarvard
H. A. Rice
Tod
England
Rice
Daust
McLoughlin
Williams
McLoughin
America
Doustan
Rics
Wiliams
France
Canada
South Africa
Belgium
East Hill Sweetland Genter school term closes
One of the most successful school terms at the Sweetland Genter school closed last week after an excellent program by pupils. A picnic lunch was served by teachers and parents. Readings and songs included The Boy's Complaint Vernie Potter Aunt Brown Edna Martin Biography of Benjamin Franklin Ida Bamford and several recitations by Blanche Pach Della Cramer Helen Bermel and others.
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Sweetland Genter School
Ameriga—School
Vernie Potter
Pte Tay
Harah
Pace
Aunt Brown
Edna Martin
Benjamin Franklin
Ida Bamford
Mister Doctor Man
Blanche Pach
Della Cramer
Helen Bermel
Children’s Day Recitals At Sweetland Church
A Sweetland Center WS Children’s Day program featured recitations and songs by local students including Edna Hetzer Long-come Come Over the Hill School and Manda Pace. Attendees came from Rock Prairie Pleasant Prairie Bloomington Malping and Wew Era as Mary Rumm of Fort Madison visited family on East Fifth Street.
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the Turtledove
Plora McGilvray
Grandpa
Edna, Hetzer
Over the Hill—School
Manda Pace
Tae Dying Child
Minnia Robertson
Lily McGilvray
Helen Bamford
Sweet and
Low
Little Jim
Leons Rogers
Ty Side
Elsieelk
Libby Freon
Henry Miler
Sweetland Church
Sweetland Center
Rock Prairie
Pleasant Prairie
Bloomington
Malping
Wew Era
East Hill
Mary Rumm
Fort Madison
Louis Voss
East Fifth Street
John Healey
Nichols
Bielefeld
Grant Street
L. A. Orul
Sweetland
Tufin
D. W. Pulse
Sheridan
Ezaveth Bridge
Sheridan Street
Lake Park
B. Bur Fum
Mary Siles
East Sixth Street
Mends
Wilton
Aliss Gertrude Vincent
Apert
Letts
William Carter
Lola
Columbus Junction
Misa Marla Bird
Elks Call Special Meeting Tonight in Burlington
Exalted Ruler Clay Kaeese asks all members to attend a special Elks meeting tonight to address the Burlington convention and complete final arrangements.
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Burlington
Clay Kaeese
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