McCracken Leads Hawks Past Moline 6-4 in Series Tie
Moline, CL June 11 Special Freddie Schult and his bat helped the Malines advertise a disjointed win. McCracken worked three strong innings, supported by Clarke’s five putouts and eight assists. Willoughby was slated to start today to clinch the rubber, as Waterloo faces Rock Island in a three game set.
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Moline
Freddie Schult
Hickory Eg
Malines
Hay
Autontimare Umones
Ware
Rath
Wavesetters
Mr. Schult
McCracken
Ovid McCracken
Rusty Malmgren
Malmgren
Dubuqua
McGracken
Clarke
O'Shea
Finkler
Roverse
Bohannan
Harris
Farnum
NecCracken
Mullen
Miller
Grant
Theinh Clarke
McCratken
Vetter
Blowboys
Makeover
Malmsren
Fisher
Ottumwa
Midge
McEwan
Kuehle
Willoughby
Claude Willoughby
Hawks
Dixon
M. H. Sexton
Teague
Waterloo
Rock Island
Cletus
Johnny O'Sheaday
Millon
Au (Shea
Schulz
Trroft
Fh Kuehl
Rf Clarke
Oss Finkler
Mjalmgren
AiCracken
Moline— cEwan
Rf Young
Ss Wente
Willer
Jf Harris
Varnum
P Tirown
Schutt
Sullen
Jen
Grants
Meyers Steals Home for 6-5 Dubuque Victory
In Dubuque, Iowa, June 11, Meyers stole home in the eleventh inning to lift Dubuque past Marshalltown 6 to 5. The box score lists hits by Delaney Bagley Nicholson Starman and others, with Lisle earning the win and Hamilton the loss.
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Dubuque
Meyers
Marshalltown
Bamber
Pilcher
Augustine
Ab Stalker
Lisle
Hobertson
Hamilton
Gill
Wall
Lacy
Weekstein
Severjedi
Minde
Aixth
Wayland Hicks
Dutuavers
Schleicker
Delaney
Moore
Bunnies
Mlowboys
Ulnles
Hawks and players mix in Davenport Times notes
The Davenport Times describes Foster’s contentious play against Waterloo at Moline and lists changes for the team. Sefer Benson from Cedar Rapids is sidelined by fever, while ITuills fills in as sub and fits in well. Pat Crow earns another try with Marshalltown after a spring trial with the Ansons. Hager and Miller are freed by the club as Licy scouts for talent. Eddie Grimes ends his side contract with Maline as the league acts. Bon Fisher, formerly with the Cards this spring, takes his place.
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Pat Crow
Ansons
Marshalltown
Hager
Miller
Licy
Hddie Grimes
Maline
Bon Fisher
Johnny O'Shea
St. Louis
Ansons vow to field team despite press outcry
Marshalltown residents dispute Burlington papers charging the Ansons with mismanage ment and poor talent. Anson directors insist they will keep the season and field a team in the M V next year, despite the controversy and financial doubts.
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Marshalltown
Becaus Burlington Papers
Ansons
Anson
S C Nine Beats Nauman Company 13-0 in City League
Illinois Central baseball team defeats Nauman Company Nine 13-0 at Cedar River Park. Nine runs early, five Nauman errors fueled the one sided game. Gin allowed four hits over the game. Harter and Fagerland led with three hits each for the shops nine. Gun struck out seven and walked none. Fagerland also fanned two.
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Mlllnois Central
Nauman Company
Cedar River Park
Nauman
Gin
Shopmen
I. ©. Array
Gun
Fagerland
Harter
Burlington Beats Rock Island in 10 Inning Thriller 8-7
Lee delivered a decisive double and squeeze in the tenth as Burlington defeated Rock Island 8 to 7. Rock Island, held to five hits, capitalized on Bees misplays in the eighth and ninth to stay in the game.
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Burlington
Lee
Rock Island
Altho
Bees
Abrhpoash Zaller
Parente
Dorsey
Ixeres
Rf-P
Rf-P Gray, If-rt Kesst
Walsh
Hasselman
Ef McDonald
Salffarr
Tf Wehrli
Totals
Lea
Lewis
Mann
Wingfeld
Swanson
Ib Wenz
Marlett
Sullivan
Peterson
P Y Venemon
Rock Island Burlington
Marlatt
Weves
Wingfield
Wenz
Marlott
Petearson
McDonald
Wenrl
Venemon J
Heyes
Wehrlii
Venemon i
Wingiela
Welt
Venemon
Wehrli
Gumpires
Greene
Driscoll
Ottumwa Defeats Cedar Rapids 2-1 In Narrow Victory
Teddy Kiel pitched effectively for Ottumwa and the Cardinals held Cedar Rapids to one hit until the ninth. Speas and Collins doubled to drive in a run, while Anderson homered for Cedar Rapids in the fifth. Kiel allowed a single run on one hit through until the late frame, with key hits by Speas and Collins proving decisive.
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Ottumwa
Teddy Kiel
Cardinals
Cedar Rapids
Kiel
Speas
Collins
Tullis
Anderson
Cedar Rapida
Ahrh
Poa
EK Cunningham
Rf Swanson
Ib Sobh
Bennett
Barrett
Hardin
Ottungwea
AB Anderson
jHeath
Ib Q
Didter
Ford
Vonah
O'Neil
Dil
Klel
Homerun
Ander
Kiddie
Piteh
Mardis Pires
Rath
Pederson
Blind athletes win in eastern contest
Hartford news reports blind runners from Overbrook School for the Blind Philadelphia and Connecticutt School for the Blind at Hartford High School track meet. The teams scored 54 points, won all but one event, and used a wire-guided dash technique with sliding hand grasps. Also an ad notes Glare safety device for headlights and a Pascal-style distributor opportunity.
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Hartford
Conn
Hi Unieres
Overbrook School For the
Philadelphia
Tistlntitsie the Blind
Restan
Connecticuk School For
Hartford Publo High Scene
Wise Motor Ball Team Seeks Sunday Exhibition
Wise Motor company baseball team seeks an out of town game for Sunday. Manager Dwyer invites any nine to contact Wise Motor Company. The team meets the Knights of Pythias club in a city league tilt at Cedar River Park tomorrow night.
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Wise Motor Company
Dwyer
Wise
Knights of Pythias
Cedar River Park
St Pauls Nine Beats Grace M E in Five Inning Tilt
St Pauls M E Sunday school baseball team defeated Grace M E 5 to 3 at League Park last night in a speedy five inning game. Pfief fer and Hawkins pitched for Grace M E while Berray and Tru formed the winning battery. Each pitcher fanned nine batters.
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St. Paul's M. E
Grace M. E
League Park
Pfieffer
Hawkins
Berray
Tru
Falke's Homerun Delivers Long Sox Victory
The article notes Falke's decisive homer, securing a long game win for the Chicago White Sox. It references multiple baseball happenings including trades, players like Stock and Brown, and a variety of events across the National and American leagues, with scattered notes on notable performances and theatrical asides.
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Falke
White Sox
Minisier Edges De Pilos After Boat Alert
The summary reports a tight game where Minisier beat De Pilos 4 to 2 following a boat alert. Lares contributed to the win, while the Athletics rallied late to secure a 1 0 win for Detroit.
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Eds
de Pilos
Lares
Cardinals
Athletics
Detroit
Unclear OCR fragment from theater notes and names
Fragmentary readable lines mention Cryst theatre Vacaked Ursa and New Yorker forest scene. No clear event date or complete entities. Reading shows garbled names and lines about plays, venues, and people without coherent context. Further readable material needed for a reliable summary.
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Cryst Theatre
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Davenport Times
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Benson
S. C. Nine Beats
Grays
Cedar Rapids Bowl
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Cards
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Symms
East Eighth Street
Sioux Falls
Dak
Nigat
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Symmsa
Wise Motor Ball
ST. Paul’s
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Roy
Good Housekeeping Institute
Copples Compass
UL 5
Dorothy Cush
Associated Press
Hasagen
Brooklyn
Robins
Milton Stock
Flatbush
Ed Brown
Indianapolis
Assacriee
Cubs
Exierbe
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Clovelsui
Washington
Turin
Walto Toye
Poe
Cven
Ty Gros
McSweeny
Leming
Chicago
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Critz
Donahue
Tinto
Caddike
Berean
Maakeon
Hirai
Mars, Das Gb
Praia
Ape Istory
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Jackie Coogar
Jackin Cougan
Avery Hats
Sise
Flanders
Charl Ho Chaplin
Jackie
Tin Mor
Hin
STAND
Joy
Elfendrice, Inc
Evansville, Inc
H. He. Mehlimnow Distributors
Town Francis Cigar
Inocal Distributors
Yellowstone
Yate
BH. McCurdy
Iows National Bank
Bes Moines
Iowa
Crystal
Douglas Maclean
Alsa
Mack Sennett
FOX News
Dorothy Dalton
Mayr
Clicquot Club
Milla, Afass
U.S.A
Parco Gas
Secur
Reginald Denny
al Lees
Alexander Frank
NEA Spiga
H. Rawlinson
Jackie Coogan
Hoolie
Avithe Challe Chaplin
Betwee Darkie
Virast
Ak Vast Ogi
Electric Park
Gese Pinkey George Vs
Ray Stock
Drounds
Kid Howard Vs
Blonley Gise
Bobby Frank
Young Polly
Dancing
Wells
Mversbody
Dorothy Gish
Rainbow Girls
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Ike
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