O'Day Clouts The Ball As Diggers Win In Twelfth
In a twelve inning pitcher duel Springfield and Marion split across extra frame. O Day delivered a clutch hit in the twelfth driving in two runs to lift the Diggers to a 5 2 victory over the Orphans. Bailey and Moeller worked strong late while defensive miscues kept the score tight through innings two to eleven. The game featured timely hits, stolen bases, and several key defensive plays including Todman s throw and a deliberate walk to load the bases.
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Springfield
Diggers
Merle Marion
Orphans
Wip and Tuck
Ie Suapense
Bhorty
Anderson
Tate
Wilson
Todman
Spencer
Tannage
Marion—Farrell
Firmin
Totman
Wolfe
King
Zimpfer
Doom
King Sored
O'Day
Jeft
Ketter
Doolin
Springfeld
Moelier
Burt
Bohannon
Wolle
Parrell
Mariah—Tate
Wake
Oon Tae
Kotter
Adderson
Lucas
Springfeld Bohannon
LaRue
Walle
Morkee King
Zimpter
Sucad
Rina Springfield
Wagner
Bailey
Moeller
Burt'e
Nox Hanno
YMCA Field Day Highlights Winners at County Fairgrounds
Large turnout for YMCA field day with students from High BeBo and county grammar schools entering events. Junior class wins banner while individual prizes go to Harmon Crock, Hugh Smith, William Orrison, and others across age groups with many awards including rocking chair, pens, caps, and watches.
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M C. A
Bebo
Thhe County
Te City
LaRue
Lea Iset
Harmon Crock
Hugh Smith
Wil Re Erlye
William Or Rsen
D'Me
Harry Copeland
Benjamin Grille
Rarldon
Pred Neally
Carl Lister
McSt
Daniel LaMarsh
Randy
Clari
Wan
Paul Sontag
Henry Raffensberger
Clyde Price
Witch
Clage
Leslie King
William Welds
Paul Holliday
George Em Jerson
Harmen Crock
Ben Grille
Huth Smith
Lorhes
LaVerne Tomneon
High Smith
Lacconda
Ronning
Herman Crook
LaVerne Templeton
Heleht
Herman Crock
William Orrison
Thue
Willem Orrleon
Fores Fieldy
Carl Shar
Charles McMiMan
Cirhli
Spencer
Bell
Willam Fields
Wil Niam Fielda
Forest Pielde
Leaie King
Henry Raffensperger
Cloud Price
Frack Yake
Pull Baker
Chicago and New York Dominate National League Scores
National League results show Chicago 5 over Washington 0 and New York 7 over Detroit 6. Cincinnati 3, New York 1, Philadelphia 9, Pittsburgh 4, Chicago 4, Brooklyn 3, Boston 4, St Louis 1. Sunday games featured St Louis 0 at Boston 0 and St Louis 1. Cincinnati-New York 2. Chicago-Brooklyn 0 and Chicago 6. The item also includes a quirky aside about a husband and visitor remark.
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Chicago
Washington
New York
Detroit
National League
Suen Pals
Pia Tebrayeraa Wty Rada Ae Sssessnn
Cincinnat
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Boston
Bt Louis
St. Louie
St. Louis
Iandemagn
Boweruan
Karger
Marcie
Cincinnati
Mucker
Bergen
Brown
King
Clube Pet Niladelg
Ule i U
Nahington
Cleveland
Unclear Amateur Names Reported in Fragmentary Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists several names and terms with unclear context. Available readable items include Carl laser Wayne Nealey Gongs Emorvon and references to distances for Inohaw, but no coherent event or action is identifiable.
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Jesee Ryote Sinding Trosh
Fused’rariaon
Carl Laser
Wayne Nealey
Gongs Emorvon
Distanes Fent
Inohaw
Marion High Win Upset Over Marion Hib Behool Team
Marion Hib Behool defeated Hushytvanit afurday in mountain tome by Kotte Of T 105. Hage nan pitched the game and Rone tid the reewirling. Rone scored a triple two dots and a single in five at bats. The country Stirs won an inter ting game yesterday from the Marion Steam hovel team with final score Rosy j and McCloskey for the winners and Mitchell and Melvin for the losers.
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Marion Hib Behool
Hushytvanit
Mtn
Tome By & Kotte
Hagenan
Rone
Marion Steam Hovel
Rosy J
McCloskey
Politia
Mitchell
Melvin
Ambiguous Phrase Triggers Debate on Monopoly andCompetition
In unclear lines the speaker questions forced waiting and hints at opposition to a monopoly. The fragment references a political or economic debate about competition and control, with scattered phrases suggesting impatience and strategic timing. The source text is garbled and lacks concrete entities or dates.
White Was Effective In Lancaster Marion Clash
In a four point win, Lancaster edged Marion 12 to 8 as pitching by Lancaster kept Marion’s defense shaky. Key hits by Humphreys Brown and Gowdy produced two fast doubles, and the visitors never quit, with the outcome in doubt until late. A pivotal seventh inning rally sealed the victory as Lancaster eyes a potential leap toward first place in Bobby Quinn's league.
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Lancaster
Marion
Digsters
Cinger
Buck
Beavers
Humphreys
Brown
Gowdy
Diggers
Feld
Penult
Lancaster Fa
Lima Wins Two Games In Ohio State League
In a busy Ohio State League day Lima won twice as Newark, Springfield, and Lima posted scores. May 17 saw Wommtock fail to hit in five innings before relief from Itch, with Quin, Jery, Fink, Newham, Sykes, Reilly, Pickett among those contributing. Attendance reached about 3000 as Lima defeated Mansfield 6 3 and Newark 6.
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Lima
Manspield
Wommtock
Quinn
Jery
Fink
Newham
Sykes
Reilly
Pickett
Hmood
Breymaier
Channel
Blery
Lindemy
Quin
A. Heilly
Linn
Rich
Chaupell
K. Reilly
Pandibor
Mulligan
Newark
Garvey
Nev
Qualley
Springfield and Newark Tie In Low Scoring Game
In a delayed wordy account, Springfield fails to hold Newark as both teams notch errors and hits. Pitched by Moore and Wagner, the pitchers yield limited runs while fielding miscues shape the scoreboard. Time of game 2 10 with umpires Tert and Kramer officiating.
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Ble
Johannon
Doolin
Wrattan Ti Murray
Hpringfield
Newark
Springfield
Tanings
Moore
Pannabaker
Wagner
Doyle
Nase Om Tulle
Wit
Moore Oy
Tert and Kramer
Lancaster Wins Third Straight With 5-1 Victory
Lancaster clinched the series lead by defeating Mansald 5 to 1. Calhoun made a one handed catch against Mload to end a Manfield scoring threat as hitters sprayed balls to all fields. Score details incomplete due to damaged OCR.
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Lancaster
Mansald
Manafell
Calhoun
Mload
Manfield
Violin Reborn After San Francisco Fire Courage
The Amati violin recovered after the Lucky Baldwin theater fire. Orchestra leader August Hinkehy hired divers to salvage the waterlogged instrument from the basement. Herman Muller repaired and rebuilt the 200 year old fiddle, breathing life into the instrument once more as Enobrichs drew the bow.
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Vertheless
Herman Muller
Bond
Eibnrichs
San Francisco
How the Dutch Eat In a Card Game Style Meal
A London Queen report compares Dutch dining to a card game where meals are dealt around the table with no lingering serving. The mother distributes courses and clears the board, then begins anew, while the quick feeder gains nothing from leisure.
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Holland
London
Jaws of Death Teacher Riff On The Charge Of The Light Brigade
In a classroom exchange a teacher asks who were the hundred referred to in the line Into the jaws of death rode the six hundred. A pupil replies they were dentists, prompting a moment of humorous misreading in a school bits segment.
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Light Brigade
Not Worth Stealing Drama Manuscript Almost Dropped
A friend near the well known dramatic author observed the manuscript nearly slipping from his pocket. The remark implied that if he were less famous, a theft might have occurred.
Inactive Medical Facility Activity Draws Attention
A report notes a suspended operation at a medical site in Ohio. Dr A We Chase Medicine Co of Salt in Marion faces inquiries over inactivity and potential shortages. Echoes concerns about patient access and regulatory oversight.
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U. Uoimer
Rapids
Mteb
Kearney
Chase
Mavion
Ohio
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Zimpler
Hailey
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Poola
Wurt
Fanrel
Siath
Ketter Wilson
Tolman
Lakue
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Halley
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Palley
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O'Dy
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Wer
Andemon
Deolin
Specter
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Toman
Nenth
Markon
Spender
la Rue
Springfiekt
Wils Lam
Atowltor
Burta
Theo
Dooin
Larne
Wolfe King
Tote
Ketfer
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Marlon
Firat
Hirat
Lue
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Hart
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Veenewee Wolfe
Me Kotter
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