Baseball Anthers Easy A One With What Cheer Of 6 Too Yesterday
Readable fragments report a baseball game yesterday with unclear names. The item notes a six to score and mentions cheer from the crowd indicating a close finish.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1911
Page
4
What Cheer Lads Edge Washington in Hard Fought Game
What Cheer defeated Washington 6 to 0 in a well played baseball game. George and Calviel led the offense with two base hits each while Freeland and Wallenbeck added three base hits apiece. Jackson pitched strongly for Washington but errors by the visitors hampered their chances.
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Jon
George
Flrat
Washington
Pat Leverich
Freeland
Calviel
Wallenbeck
Shirlow
Balla
Orhirlow-Hall Thorpe
Ball S. Cowan
McNeel
Hioln-Rebek
Wits MeNeels Hebek
Thie
Vinpire
A Kngman
Lucas
MeNeely
Holm
Rebek
al Kiro
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Cowan
Thorpe
W. Shirlow
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Ball
Gheny College
Tevan
Uw State
Linceetin
West Virginia
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Lapposite
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Freight Office Closing Notice on Milwaukee Road
One way freights will pass through here on the fourth or sixth of July. The freight office at the focal station will be closed July the sixth after 9 o'clock in the morning. Persons with business at the freight office should report there before that hour.
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West V
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Sherman
Elute Nod Fitz John Porter
Lowe
America
Fincoln
White House
Uissemied
Chiliicothe
Tle
Aoatti
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Relief from hay fever with Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
Mr. M. Stewart of 1084 Wolfram St Chicago reports great relief from hay fever using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. The note suggests others with similar symptoms may benefit and states the product is for sale by all druggists.
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Wolfran St
Chicago
Foley
Stewart
Fifty Years Ago Civil War Opened With Border Battles
This retro account recalls June 1861 as Virginia moves toward the Civil War, with Harpers Ferry attacked, West Virginia forming, and Lincoln guiding an emerging national crisis. It highlights Patterson and McClellan, defense anxieties of Washington, and the flood of rumors and mobilization sweeping the North and South.
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Missouri
Harpers Ferry
Lincoln
North
South
West Virginia
McClellan
Patterson
Scott
Washington
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Troe
Wade
Pacific
Kentucky
Arniles
Republic
Ceeaneret Lyon
Boonville
Cole
Aackson Pea
St Louis
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Mechilan
Cincinnati
Toratton
Bevery
Lew Wallace
Whiting
Pate
Romney
Withlow
Cumbertana
Paterson
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Generasport
Wroe
Pennsylvania
Johnston
Maryland
Martinsburg
Baltimore and
Ohie
Wheelluz
United States
Richmond
Francis Herrison Pierpont
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