Browns Beat Indians As Slay Records Strong Win
O Slay and 25 hammering from the mound, St. Louis defeats Cleveland 8 to 5. Norman replaces Shaute in the seventh, and Gerber shines with fielding and hitting. Gaston works the full route for the Browns, while Levsen struggles through seven. Spurgeon and Sumter contribute in the field and at the plate. Sewe ll and Mitton-Gaston provide support as Cleveland falls short in the late innings.
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Indians
O. Slay
Dutch Levsen
Shancehard
St. Louis
Norman
Lehe
Shaute
Gerber
Mitton Gaston
Stara
Apeilile
Alster
Williams
Hargrave
MedTanus
aTrenhsan
Gaston
Ada
Cleveland
Thuninson
Spurgeon
Richrodt
A. Sewell
Furns
Isnode
Artzke
Lola
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Laveen
Wee Shaute
Wotals
Spurrceon
Fevsen
Ifta
Myatt
Lehr
Taeee
Melite
Vinnerave
Jacobson
Spurgron
Sumter
Threstinsn
Mentanus
Fiflies
Sislar
Righer
Berber
Mellite
Sisler
Spurgeott
Wkwodde
Shante
Levsen
Atruck
Levsenm
Lev Fen
Innines
Tehr
Balk
NNN Commoity
Gebel
Taye
Omaha Player Suffers Skull Fracture From Pitch
Omaha, Neb May 25 UP Concusion of William Hollahan second baseman of the Omaha Western league club struck by a pitched ball in a Lincoln game yesterday was reported serious at an Omaha hospital today. Hollahan suffered a fractured skull when struck by Pitcher Marty’s ball in the second inning. He was brought to Omaha for x ray examination and the fracture was located just behind the temple. Hollahan came to Omaha from the Texas Houston team. his father lives in New York.
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Koston
Mass
Yankees
Ted Sox
Lazzeri
Gaston
Carly
Ruth Sai
New York
Moenty
Aeeed Taching
Jenkins
Haney
Rosenthal
Cays
Rotals
Wiltse
Earth
Boston
Hamerts
Carlisle
Siofen
Koenig
Hages
Shocker
Eft Wikbes
Kiefer
Westing
Oo Wens
Moriartty
Ormsty
White Sox
Lyetroit
Mich
Chiengy
Joking
Barfoot
Detroit
Mosul
Barrett
Falk
Matias
Tv Burvets
Werpee
Ribowgil
Sas
Tony
Goehringer
Bassiers
Societa
Johns
Chicago
Busa
Alk
Tika
Thermas
Thomas
Mit
Nissy
Ay Thurston
Sher
Dineen
Omaha
Neb
William Hollahan
Lincoln
Wollahan
Marty
Tles
Vollahan
Thonston
Texas
Big Ten track stars captivate ahead of Iowa City meet
Five men highlighted as likely to gain fame after the Western Conference track and field championships. Kenneth Kennedy, indoor 440 yard champ, heads Wisconsin prospects with sub 49 second best. Frank Guhel of Iowa dazzled, tying Brookins’ low hurdle mark at 22.3 seconds, while James Little of Purdue and E C White of Windsmen show strong potential in multiple events. Kennedy also excels in the mile, and Ohio State’s Kennedy is noted for mile and two mile pacing.
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Iowa City
Wisconsin
Kenneth Kennedy
Lewis Tinner
Frank Guhel
Iowa
Sharps
Brookins
Altho
James Little
Purdue
E. CG. White
Avatable
Ohio
Kennedy
Mushrooms for deer and outdoor dining cautions
A reader advises mushroom caution for outdoor foraging and dining. Puffballs are safe when fresh, while caution is urged for lookalikes like deadly varieties resembling popular kinds. The note stresses using a color illustrated guide, sticking to safe choices such as oyster mushrooms, and highlights a warning about toadstools. A separate line reports a Munich wreck with twenty five hurt passengers.
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Katha Forest
Podytas
Treve
Tripoli Defeats Readlyn 4-0 In Baseball Clash
Tripoli baseball team defeated Readlyn 4 to 0 on Sunday afternoon in a decisive home game. Highlights included a double play for Tripoli and a remarkable catch by Readlyn’s Schroeder in left field. Molley collected two hits in the fifth inning, driving in Readlyn’s only runs while Tripoli kept the visitors scoreless. Umpire was Doty.
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Tripoli
Readlyn Baseball
Kelsey
Thwno
Krueger
Schroeder
Readiyn
Molley
Uireerons
Diekman 2hd-Longberg
Doty
Dunkerton Wins 3-2 Against New Hampton in Sunday Game
Dunkerton baseball edged New Hampton 3-2 in a Little League style game at New Trampton. Other league results included Denver 16 Lawler 9, Tripoli 4 Readlyn 0, Oelwein 4 Sumner 2.
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New Trampton
Dunkerton
New Hampton
Denver
Lawler Js
Tripoli
Readlyn Q. Oelwein
Sumner
Leading Major Hitters in National League Southw est Coast
Fragmentary sports note lists hitters and averages with scattered names and teams. Mentions Giants Pirates Yankees Athletics and a few players unclear due to OCR garble. No clear game result or cohesive story emerges from the legible portions.
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Wreds
Parke
Eho i
Giants
Teagner
Iirates
Thillies
Anderton
Dagan
Mawel
Yankees
Sools
Sera
TNT Dapkeos
Ader
Teaboots Fall Short in Mixed Baseball Notes
Fragmentary OCR notes reference yesterday’s homeruns and players such as Averina Barri and J Carty. Several incomplete lines mention Teaboots, Pidk, Chiengola, and Meta with varied results and locations including New York and St. Louis. The text is garbled and names are partially unreadable.
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Averina Barri
Cleaen
J . Carty
Keston
Chiengola
Tativhe
Aovieta
Lath
New York
Bottemles
St. Leis
Maxson City bout winner and pole vault return news
The bout in Maxson City saw Frank Kral Mihheaukee win by decision in an eight rounder after a foul in the eighth of a scheduled ten. Meanwhile Chiaries-ffott, a world pole vault champion, plans a return to Nemway next week but faces an amateur suspension for failing to compete in a San Francisco meet.
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Maxson City
Frank Kral
Miheaukee
Amateur Athletic Union
San Francisco
Lin Icone Peo Aimerica
Young
Varsity
Carnal
Abuse
Columbia
Pennkrivania
California
Yivania
Syracuse
Cornell
Wirrabrook
Aweigh
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Cuba
Raswad
Dexter Park Stijada
New
Yepk
Ioiler
Heh Chani
Clarabelle Bartfelt
Sinew
Veleles
South Bend
Ead Walsh
White Sox
Russie Leroy
Aly Boenelt
Pirates and Cubs Clash In Tight 3-1 Victory
Chicago Cubs edged the Pittsburgh Pirates 3 to 1 as Shariff Blake delivered strong pitching and a solid defense. Pirates bases were plagued by errors and pickoffs as the Cubs used seven hits to score three runs while capitalizing on Pittsburgh miscues.
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Chicago
Cubs
Ring
Shariff Blake
Lea
Pittsburgh
Carey
Vragonor
Waner
Tintham
Gooch
Gooch, © -Ceaeeeayeee Lou YO L OO Eas Bo Bigboe
Songer
Wotaly
Smith Jn
Adams
Heathcote
Tor & Stou
Osan
Blake
Traynor
Lemerun
Eltesburgh
Aldridga
Binke
Aldridge
Idem
Harpy
Wilson
Radio Programs and Schedules Across United Cities
A sprawling list of radio stations and programs from Davenport to Chicago outlines nightly schedules, concerts, talks, and hours. Notable entries include Chicago programs, Des Moines markets, New York prayer and music slots, and Chicago orchestras with various hosts and times. The piece also notes a Shenandoah group touring England and a national study on streetcar noises by the national safety council.
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Orel
Davenport
Ena
Oman Orchestra
Shenanden
Chicago
Prngfield
Brian
WEAE
New York
Duerendy Hou
WAM
WGK
WGA
WOC
SAT
KSD
Woco
Schenectady
Kansas City
Wisb
Ponting
Wite
WLS
New -York
WrWw
Svtaaa
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Lansing
KVI
Los Angeles
Keith
I Fouston
BOA Wean
Denver
WAI
Mort Worth
Withsoiies Lanisvile Orchestra
WHO
Des Moines
Quint Wac
Memphs
Mealtit
Lalit
Aial— Heus
WWJ
WGY
WMAQ
Chicage
Warma
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Biro
Kyro
Houston
WKON
Farinues
Witares
Ae Wa
WCAE
WDAAL
Springfield
WFAA
Dallas
Stusleale
Menphie
York
Ryne
Shenandeah
KFI
Hot Springs
WCAK
Pittsburgh
Wcvuo
Mpls
WQU
Weam
Cleveland
Oris
Gillentso
Staudip
Wis
Ape
Mart Worth
St. Paul
Washington, Orchestra
Tae P.mart
Angeles
Quirtel
Koo
Daviand
Kuji
Weim
WHLIB
Ensemble
Nashville
Cleveland, Orchestra
Memphis
Orchestra
MEDN
Krgem
Oakland
Alask
Wq4i
Ures
Froile
Ust
Kony
Tehmandaan
WBA
Pring Eld
WWON
Pontiac
Det
Tikes
Ksb
WGE
Moostheart
Wee
WSM
Orch
Wipam
Sonahettaes
KDKA
Bitcsbirg
Grealt
Ageardian
ORA
Blitsburgh
Mattnee
Koa
WOSK
Musis
Heruericens
Buffalo
Klaus
Record Boys
Chigaga
Wales
Das
Roines
Haw
Sees Nashville
BK Antafouston
Tew
KVVEN
Hastings
Shenandoah Intertainers
An-Nieht
Wece
St.- Paul
Sam-n’ Henry
Burtato
Metro
WSAI
Ventures Arch
Tanceline
Benson Hour
Tefferson City
Dan Jones
Yoon
Touston
Younes
Ae “Music Od
WSR
Joet Stages
South
Wiem
Jewett Jesters
String Quartet
Moonheart
National
Eafely Council
Oelwein Nine Defeats Sumner In Baseball Thriller
Oelwein Nine beat Sumner 2 to 1 as O'Neil pitched a shutout until two errors allowed two runs. Tademan also pitched well after a rough first inning. About 2,500 spectators attended the Sunday game in Sumner.
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Sumner
Elwein
O' Neil
Oelwein
Tademan
Iesner
Unipire
Fergeman
Newsboy’s Savings Help Reopen Second National Bank
In Hampton Indiana May 25 a 44 year old newsboy Herbert Bulls pledged the final money for the Second National Bank reorganization and reopened the bank the funds came from his route and other sources though he had lost money in prior bank failures the story also notes an eclipse in Sumatra where locals feared a dragon was rising.
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New Hampton
Second National
Herbert Bulls
Grava
Banc
Frank J. Fleming
Herbert
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