Lord Penny S Plebes Rally In Musky Ball Fight
A chaotic Musky baseball game features Lord Penny and Lord Marneastor factions, with rare pitching and fielding miscues by Muscatine and Cedar Rapids opponents. Key moments include a dramatic rally by Teine Tast fawney and Masters driving runs, plus late-innings pressure as Curtis and Feord set the scene.
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Stuneadiog
Monmouth
Keokuk
Cedar Rapids
Irlington
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Kewanes
Lord Marneastor
Kewaned
Yasteraty
Lordatin
Tierney
Willow Wieldera
Stuncaeter
Wurilty
Koby
Curtis
Feord Aviating
Lord M
Myers
Angers
Bersdachia
Penny
H Voll
Hart
Ruhr
Bromiey
Beard
LNG Musky
Timo
Teath
Lind
Oncalda
Fragmentary Local Notice of Unclear Events
A garbled OCR item mentions names and places including Hack, Dahmer, Johnson, Prard, Murcatine, and Kewanse with scattered terms like Dassen and Beard. Content is fragmented and difficult to parse, but reads as a stray public notice or brief item with multiple proper nouns and partial phrases.
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Hmanerst Sleketl
Dahmer Johnsen
Oy Nielebtl
Dassen
Prard
Murcatine
Kewanse
Ipm
Kewanee Denies Leaving Central Association Team
The Kewanee baseball club denies rumors that it will quit the Central Association. President Magh TiN says the Boilermaker village plans to continue in the league and has sufficient funds to maintain its franchise.
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Kewanee
C. A
Bey
The
Central Association
Boilermaker
Magh Tin
Kewanee Central Association
Hill
Nish
Pennington One Time Pup of Boss Fonle
George Pennington, manager of the Kewanee team, once a pupil of Boss Fonle, joined by Benny from Waterloo club. Highlights include Lew Magee, Tie Bh, Louis, and Gaspar. Pitcher Gry Beard started the season for the Baller makers. injuries to Ryan and foul ball incidents affect lineup. Charles Suglow, ex-major leaguer, quits Cedar Rapids and may rejoin manager Will.
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George Pennington
Kewanee Eli
Wis
Boyle
Ovi
Muskies
Benny
Waterloo
Lew Magee
Louis
Sucoly
Gaspar
E Cinath Club
Ryan
Harrel
B. M
Beard
Finnecan
Tiger
Tram Watts
Panting
Canwort
NewanGeants
Charles Suglow
Fenaver
Cedar Rapida Bunnies
Yepnort
First Division Clubs Given Jolt Yesterday
Monmouth, Burlington, Ottumwa and Keokuk played tight ball games with Jenkins delivering a triple and home runs for the Indians in a high scoring day. Eisner was shelled as Ottumwa overwhelmed Alonmouth, while Keokuk lost a close contest to the Indiana team. Miller and Gregory stood out in center and pitching duties, with strong fielding supporting the victors.
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Porm
Ottumwa
Gregory
Totah
Tomins— Oftimwa
Pampuch
Dink
Holly
Wire
Burns
Davin Tage
Grow
Axisiaer
Mares
Ieeom Gregary
Aft
Hiner
Pagser
Uctont
I. Jenkins
Keokuk
Tenkins
Atlqndan
NO BUSH LEAGUE FOR LARRY PAPH
Buffalo N Y May 28 Larry Paps former member of the champion Boston Amparigan Tongue Be and since January 1 on the Buffalo International League pitching staff has quit baseball and will return to his home in Pittsburgh where he will resume his former occupation as an electrician Papes decision was threatened when President Levi informed Tim of moves to farm him out to a Canadian League club Pape preferred to sign with any league lower than the International and when his demand for an unconditional release was refused he announced that he was through with the game.
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Buffalo
N. WY
Larry Paps
Boston Amparigan
Pittsburry
Pape
Tim
MCCARTY AND PELKY READY FOR GONG
Calgary May 23. In rivals Turber McCarty and Arthur Pelky, both finishing training dust tonight for their bout here to night at 11 00 pm mountain time.
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Calgary
Alberta
Turber McCarty
Arthur Pelky
Incomplete sports item from Musky infielder era
A fragmentary 1920s style note mentions Dera tur team and a second baseman Danny Blake with unclear context and missing details. The garbled text references a wife and a game in May but lacks coherent facts or names to confirm specifics.
Yale Eyes Baseball Title After Strong Run At Penn, Giants Losses
New York May 23 Yale's baseball team heads toward a potential championship by aiming to sweep Princeton and Harvard after a 25 game season with only three defeats. Penn and the New York Giants handed losses as Yale seeks late series wins against Cornell and Harvard to crown a title bid.
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NL Y
Wndersradcates
New Haven
Pngt
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
New York Giants
Cubs
Torvard
Cornell
Tilaca
Willisis
Xow Haven
Giants
Railroaders Ready for Game Sunday
The North and South railroaders expect another victory over the Oakville White Sox at Oakville Sunday after recent ten inning win. The team plans to travel on a special train departing at noon with a round trip fare as for a one way trip.
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Jrasentine North & South Railroad
Oakville White Sox
Oakvile
Focal Railroaders
Sox
Yourlington Central Association
Oakyilie Club
Whits Sox
North & South
Cubs Bring Gala Show to Muscatine in 1913 Season
Charles Webb Murphy owner of the Chicago Cubs may join Chicagoans in Muscatine for a feature game against the Muskies at the South End lot. Murphy is touring with the Cubs and unlikely to depart before they reach their home park in Chicago.
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Charles Webb Murphy
Chicago Cubs
Muscatine
Muskies
Fig Jeaguers
South End
Murphy
Cubs
Paikwick
Windy City
Prospective Baseball Crowd to Watch Local Team June Event
The article notes a highly attended summer game with many Chicago writers and reporters from Davenport Rock Island Moline Burlington and other cities expected to witness. A special press box will be built near the players end of the home club to accommodate visitors as grandstand seats near sale open. Local directors plan seating for 1 600 more and preparations target a 4 000 crowd.
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Chicago
Davenport
Rock Island
Burlington
Rye Tensne Result Recounted in Peoria Games
Yesterday's scores show Three Rye Tensne defeating Peoria 8 to 1 while Quincy edged Danville 3 to 3 amid Dubuque and Davenport Springfield weather postponement.
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Peoria
Broonington
Quincy
Danville
Dubuque
Ty Decatar
Johnson Loses First AME Of The Season
Walter Johnson, famed Washington pitcher, surrendered five runs as Cleveland defeated Washington 5 to 2. Chicago White Sox beat Boston 2 to 2 with Ping Bodta delivering timely hits. Rain halted many NL games with multiple batteries noted in reports from Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, New York, Pittsburgh, and Brooklyn.
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Ping Bodie
White Sox
Yogierday
Chicago
Boston Red Sox
Walter Johnson
Washington Star
Cleveland Neps
Ping Bodta
Chicago Waits Sox
Uampire Ialem
Pirates
Brooklyn
Boston
O'Elien and Garrigans Russell
Seraite
Washington
Cleveland
Son
Smith
Steen
O'Neil
Philatelphia
Detroit
Caver
Plank and Lapp
Hall and Stanage
New Yorke
Lewis
Clarke Indereeneys Steen
Heuser Will Remain With Collegiates At St Joseph
The Journal reports pitcher Oscar Heuser, star of St Joseph College, will not join Muscatine Muskie baseball this year. Heuser intends to stay at St Joseph to study engineering, postponing a professional pursuit and returning to Dubuque next September.
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Journal
Oscar Heuser
St. Joseph College
Muskies
Dubuque Times-Journal
Dubuque
St Joseph's College
Dubuqque
Heuser
Boyle
Muscatine
Central Association
Tyne
Tresuman
St Joseph' College
College Baseball Games Postponed by Rain Across Town
Reports indicate several college baseball games were affected by rain with matchups including Nebraska versus Michigan Princeton and Indiana versus Wabash. Scores listed include Illinois College 45 over Wabash 2 and Grand Thomas 6 over St. Olat. Additional notes reference Osleyan at 4 and Millien 3 with New Dam and Catholic University mentioned in scattered fragments.
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Town
Nebraska
Michigan-Princeton
Indiana
Wabash
Illnois College
Gt. Thomas
St. Olat
Newe Dam
Catholic University O
Baseball Schedule Dispatches For Today
In the National League, Pittsburgh plays Brooklyn, St. Louis visits New York, and Cincinnati faces Philadelphia. No American League games are listed for today.
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American Deague
National League
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnat
Philadelphia
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Bush League
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Pelky
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Fifteen Dollar Tailors
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