Garland and Alamades Duel in Garland Exhibition at Glenwood Park
The Alamades and Garland teams played a spirited exhibition at Glenwood Park drawing a fair crowd. Gardner, Thompson starred for Garland while Adams and Layman shone for Alamades as both teams showcased fielding and batting near peak form in a Tri County League tuneup.
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Alamads
Garland
Bozelder County
Glenwood Park
Karlanders
Mensmer TL 32
Prencia
Ogden
Ubey
Vissing Eye
Gardner
Thompson
Gleason
Gaertner
Leland Willama
Utamades
Ufo
Fagan
Firat
Adams
Willams
Williams
Pruitt
Unclear Dialogue Sparks Domestic Dispute
Fragmentary overheard exchange shows two young wives arguing about punctuality and shopping plans. One wife defends patience while the other scolds, mentioning a recent hunt for items and a late downstairs arrival to her husband by the dining room fire. The scene hints at domestic tension and social expectations.
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Swift
Superior Assumption in Odd Exchange With Farmer Corn Tassel
A fragmentary dialogue from a 19th century style prose shows a farmer named Corn tassel speaking to a person named Josh about Indian studies. The garbled text hints at a distant voyage or embarkation and a retort about finding the truth or resolve.
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Josh
Farmer Corn Tassel
Petal haw's female rate cet diateniua yelled
Vague cryptic note shows a speaker urging better treatment of bins with teapeet. The fragment hints at a chaotic scene with odd phrasing and instructional tone. No clear individuals, organizations, or concrete events are identifiable.
Beavers Beat Oaks In Portland Series Opener
Portland beat Oakland 6 to 4 in the first game of the week’s series. Beavers jumped to four runs in the opening inning off three Oakland relievers, while Oakland rallied with three runs in the first but could not overtake the lead. The afternoon contest featured strong hitting by Beavers and steady pitching, with no further scoring until late innings. The day’s doubleheader included tense moments as both teams chased runs and the Seals and Tigers also battled in the National League standings.
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Williams
Fagan
Gleason
Shupe
Falck
Thompson
Hunsaker
Adams
Fagen
Ellion
Garlanders
Stone
Green
Honsaker
Parry
Shupo
Rewcett
Ceppert
Garland
Honeaker
Ellison
Singl
Dowen
Towcutt
Inanteeaston
Gantner
Atamadea
Mades
Fable
Cowes
Checketts
Jaysman
Terry
Portland
Ore
Oakland
Beavers
Oaks
Wynn Noyes
Beore
Joninga
Quinolano
Angels
Ulea
Hogg
Mutgin
Fittery
Guigof
Quinlan
Roth
Shion
Oriel
Vann
Orr
McLarry
Piercey
Maggert
Ella
Walter
Koerner Ab
Rath
Butler
Chance
Koerner
Salt Lake
Hans
Los Angeles
REDS
Aeewaveen
Bates
Rader
Drigge
McGaffigan
Attellanea
Seals
Nader
Dalton
Bounder
Autrey
Jett
Dodle
Chick
Dawna
Dates
Grigee
Daley
Succes Atom
Couch
Nattick
Apencer
Jones
Arellanes
Red Oldham
Browns
St. Louis
Icarus
Boston
Yankees
Detroit
Straigh
Washington
Senators
Cleveland
Indians
Washinston
Chicago
Amerean
Angels and Utes Divide Games
Morning and afternoon games between Salt Lake and Los Angeles ended with scores 6 2 and 4 1 respectively. Batteries listed include Salt Lake Muffin and Warmer. Los Angeles starters Dark and Cloudy. Weather unsettled with a cloudy forecast. game times near.
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Angels
UTES
Salt' I
Los Angeles
Salt
Doubleheader Drama In Split Series Across Cities
Disjointed notes recount a split doubleheader between Los Angeles and San Francisco. Angels pitchers faltered at times while both ends of the day featured scoring, with Lake and Saltland winning morning and afternoon games respectively as errors and timely hits shaped a fraught series.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Angels
Watterson
Sengals
Johnny
Utes
Rube
Saltland
Lake
Vernon
Mader
Toa Angeles
Cleveland Defeats Philadelphia in Rain-Shortened Tilt
Cleveland toppled Philadelphia 7 to 2 in a game cut short by rain. Morton set a league strikeout record with thirteen Ks, eleven in the first eight innings. Scoring: Philadelphia 6 0 0 0 0 2. Cleveland 2 4 0 0 1 0 x. Weather delay and late rally shape the reader’s snapshot of yesterday’s major league action.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Mnlor
Myers
Morton
Witt
Tek
Lajore
Mc Innes
Caldwell Hammered Hard In The Third
Detroit defeated New York 4 to 1 as Caldwell was hit hard in the early innings. Coreleskle pitched well, and the Yankees managed only a brief two-hit rally. Manager Donovan, a former Tiger pitcher, was ejected after a minor incident as Detroit pulled away.
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Caldwel
Detroit
Juce
Caldwell
Wlannnk
New York
Coreleskle
Yankees
Maneger Donovan
Joral Bears
Jack Ness stars as Chicago blanks Washington 6–0
In Chicago's home game on June 11, Ness collected two singles and a triple while Beore and Neas added strong hits. Scott and Russell limited Washington to zero runs, securing a 6–0 victory for the Chicago club as the offense produced multiple doubles and timely scoring.
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Jack Ness
Chicago
Scott
Russell
Washington
Jacke For
Jacke Neas
Beore
Taniaga
Reform gown alteration request in distracted plea
A garbled plea asks if the gown can be altered to fit, noting that such work isn’t done anymore and insisting the gown must be altered to fit. The fragment reflects a concern with tailoring and fit rather than outcome.
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William M. Johnston
Watlara Johnston
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Harold Throckmorton
Willet Mavia
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Gui Ryat
Tae” Tadtan
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Atrack
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First National Bank OF
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U. S. Depobitary
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Donn Watson
L. A. Ecclen
A. B. Porter
Damon F. Burton
Bumnar P. Neleon
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Slade
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