Hawks Take TV From Dubuque In Sunday Bat Fever
Scrambled, error filled report details a Dubuque game where Hawk players O'Shea Perdirtz Meliawell and Lindner, plus McAreavy and Janda, produced hits and runs. A collision early in the game slowed play as pitchers Oster and Quette battled, with Dubuque scoring in several innings before errors and a late rally sealed the outcome.
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Ench Routile
Warerinn
O'Shea
Perditta
Eehtermeyer
Meliawell
Oster
Balis
Toomason
Farousin Bie
Leach
Bindner
McAreary
Hepner
Janda Tadied
McAreavy
Pescirtz
Echtermeyer
McDowell
Pergeman
Tocals
Iergeman
Lindner
Perdirtz
Fergeman
Dubuque
Anderson
Flyde
Janda
Dirtz
Melowell
Rightield
Braves Grab Ninth-Inning Victory In Windy Weath er
In a tense late game the Braves scored three in the ninth to tie and then win 4 3 over the Reds as veteran Trav Robertson pinch hits for Ryan delivering the decisive hit. Johnny Couch held Cincinnati to three runs, while the St Louis Cardinals pounded Vic Aldridge and the Cubs fell behind 1 0. The Giants and White Sox won their games as the league chase intensified with late heroics and strong pitching from Dixie Davis and Shovel Hodge.
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York Giant
Trave Robertson
Ryan
Braves
Nett
Raver
Johnny Couch
Cincinnati
Vitsburgs
Reds
Pirates
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Vic Aldridge
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Phillies
Ken Williams
Sligge
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Empire
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Detroit Y Thar
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Gina Tavisaya
Jose Amn Bassler
Manion
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Edwards
Oder
Schalk
Kington
Ralterlaska
SAFE or OUT By taurles DL Witte PON BESTS TEAWAR
In a chaotic game the pitcher and team contest a verdict as safe or out is debated. The description notes a foul ground ball turning into a foul ball and umpire influence, with players like Cannell and Heaningson central to the confusion. The narrative references coaching changes and batting order shifts affecting the outcome.
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Mhimitt
Tor
Cannell
Te Heaningson
Ty A. Wo. Sistate
Rann
Inne Tel
Conch
Ios
Ore
A. Mo
Capiin Cota
Dune San
Major League Records Today in Historic Scorecard Cache
Fragmentary OCR from a 19th century sports page lists individual baseball feats and records with scattered dates. It mentions most stolen bases, long hit records, double plays, and first home run by an individual, referencing various leagues and years in a jumbled recount.
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Mast “Batra
Popes
Cork
Forte
Clubs Standings Sparkling Across Leagues
The standings show The Clubs leading the American Association with 9-4 and Kansas City at 8-2. Minnesota, St. Louis, Milwaukee, and Columbus post varied records in the American League and Mississippi Valley League. Details list multiple teams, scores, and placements amid a busy baseball season.
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Soares
Cleveland
Ht Louis
Tretroit
Hromkine
New York Chuinnath
Ditebargin Philidepita
Rostan Chiewga
St. Louis
American Association
Milwaukee
Tateda
Horseshoe Tilt Nationwide Interest at State Fair
The state fair hosts a national horseshoe tournament with both men and women, featuring top players like Frank Jackson Kellerton and Ray Columbus. About 100 men and 30 women are expected to compete as grounds near the amphitheatre host the events under national association supervision.
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Lies Matas
Frank Jacksot
Kellerton
Frank Fackso
Jamaica Kid Defends Title July Fourth Card at Hippodrome
Sergeant Billy Arther announces contracts signed for Jamaica Kid to defend his light heavyweight title against Jack Lestie of Indianapolis at the Cat tle Congress Hippodrome on July 4. The card marks the first all colored principals in a local championship bout and will feature a full preliminaries slate as principals are announced in coming days.
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Billy Arther
Arthour
Crawford Invincible as Allison Beats Parkersburg
June 28 report from Tarkersturg Ta notes pitcher Crawford overpowering batters to help Allison win easily with an 8 to score. Key moments include Crawford striking out several opponents, with McWhirter contributing strong hitting and other players delivering supporting plays amid a rugged ballgame.
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Tarkersturg
Borass
Crawford
Allan
McWhirter
Alfisen
Aman Dunplee
Murry
Ackley Falls to Eldora 4-2 in Baseball Clash
Ackley’s baseball team lost to Eldora 4-2 yesterday in a tight game. Eldora jumped to an early lead and maintained it through four innings as Ackley battled back but could not overcome the deficit. Key performers and exact inning details are unclear from the fragmented OCR text.
Hudson Prerats Kialtons Prevails in Guarded Play
In a rough Sunday contest, Hudson Prerats led a small crowd of about 200 as his team overcame the Hialia’s Watering. The game featured several turnovers and missed chances with key moments when Prerats scored to help seal the victory.
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Hwedson
Kialtons
Hutdeon
Thudson
Hialia
Tithe, Totad Warns Residents Over Dumping
Warning to residents of Chaitarqua park and vicinity about dumping rubbish ashes and garbage along river road north of the area and pilfering of black dirt. River Commission urges cleanup and adherence to posted rules to prevent further action.
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Chaitarqua Park
River Commission Or
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Grinnell ace Pauli ties world mark in 150 yards
Leonard Pauli of Grinnell, noted for winning the 1600 and 220 yard dashes, tied the world record in the 150 yard sprint at a recent national collegiate meet on Marion Field. He was edged by Loren Murchison in the 100 and 200 yard dashes but tied the 150 yard time, earning points for his slate. Ray Watson defeated Jole Ray in the 4:18 1-5 mile and helped Kansas City A C. win. Bernard Osborne won high jump for Illinois U, while the lacrosse T A L C club beat a Canadian team in Chicago.
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Leonard Paula
Grinnell
Sateay
Nelda
Marion
Loren Murchison
Yvard
Mattars
Charley Paddock
California
Marchinson
Bob McAllister
New York
Paula
Ray Watson
Kansas
Watson
Triealas Club
Wellfrick
Penn State
Wile
Ray
Atson
Shields
Baraid Osborne
Ilinois U
Johnny Murphy
Notre Dame
Wale Carlson
T. Alc
Clab
New Division of A A U Planned at Omaha Tonight
Omaha headlines a plan to form a Midwestern division of the Amateur Athletic Union including Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Nebraska. Pete Wendell leads the effort to centralize activities, boost competition, and reduce travel costs as four states operate under one association with championships to follow.
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Neb
Iowa
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wendell
Wence
Wentell
AL A.ul
AL Alt. v
Benny Leonard Seeks Welter Title In bout With Britten
New York June 26 Benny Leonard world lightweight champion challenges Jack Britton welterweight champion in a ten round no decision bout at the New York Velodrome. Odds of 10 to 5 offered that Leonard becomes double champion by midnight. Britton to weigh 147 pounds, Leonard around 140, a weight he is strong at. Previous meetings ended without a decision, one in Philadelphia and the other a draw.
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International News Wire
New York
Benny Leonid
Jack Britten
Lancer
Leonard
Britton
Eits Imia
Philadelphia
Tripoli to Celebrate July Fourth With Real Festivities
Tripoli will mark the Fourth of July under the American Legion with a full day of events. Activities include two all day games Tripoli versus Summer and Reading versus Denver for purses of 3125, band concerts by the Waverly Concert Band, an address by G O Van Derveer of Waverly, street sports, dancing at the opera house, a gram display of fireworks after 9:30 p.m., and continuous attractions from morning to night.
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Tripoli
American Legion
Readign
Denver
Waverly
G. O. van Derveer
Opera House
Hovor
Harry Henge Named Manager of Dubuque Team
In Dubuque Iowa on June 26 Larry Moflen manager of the Dubunque vehibe a the Mississippi Valley League resigned Sunday. Harry Henge, the team’s second baseman, is appointed to succeed him.
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Larry Moflen
Dubunque Vehibe
Mississippi Valley League
Henge
Gibbons Bout Cancelled By Legion In Omaha
Omaha June 24 The Gibbons Captain Bob Rep ne match set for July 1 is off per an American Legion notice. The bout was to feature heavyweight Roper against Gibbons, but cancellation followed word Gibbons would be the other fighter.
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Neb
Gibbons
Bob Repne
American Legion
Legion
Roper
Cedar Falls Defeats Town Falls 11 to
Cedar Falls blanked Town Falls 11 to 0 yesterday as Johnson fanned four for Town Falls and Whitford struck out eight for Cedar Falls through six innings before Black finished. Batteries Whit ford Black Jensen and Jolson. Game thrown out amid Waterson Inter Sunday School Twilight Baseball lease details.
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Town Falls
Johnson
Whitford
Cedar Falls
Black
Jensen
Jolson
Sunday Baseball Ban Sparks Ball Game Replay Talk
The article reports a rule that no player may play baseball on Sunday. It notes a leading player from the opposing First Methodist team admitted playing Sunday baseball on June 16. W Richardson, manager of the First M. E. team, plans to settle the dispute by replaying the game later.
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W. Richardson
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