New York Athletics Open Season vs Braves in Series Skirmish
The World of Sport reports New York turned the tables on Boston in yesterdays fourth game of a series, with Tesreau struggling but Moyris and Tyler contributing. The article notes aging stars and the Braves Philadelphia, Chicago, and St Louis results, contrasting lineups and veteran balance as Stallings blends youth and experience in the upcoming season. The piece highlights key players like Evers Maranville and Hees while detailing team ages and backfield concerns for the approaching campaign.
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Brooklyn Federals Triumph Over Baltimore 4 1
Brooklyn Federals defeat Baltimore 4 to 1 after late ninth inning miscues. Holt fumbled in the ninth allowed Brooklyn to break the tie and surge ahead. Brown, Connei, and Wats contribute offensively as Brooklyn shakes off previous defeats.
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Buckeye Club Stands as Federal League Match Ends 3-1
In a Federal League game, Brooklyn defeats Baltimore 3 to 1. Brooklyn pitchers held the visitors to a single run while the offense produced three. The win tightens Brooklyn’s standing as Baltimore suffers another setback.
Philadelphia Athletics versus Washington Shellnl League clash
The Philadelphia Athletics faced Washington in a league game at New Park with BP Lewis credited for key plays. Boston and Cincinnati appear in standings or related notes reflected in the fragmentary report.
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Captain Cotter Eligible For West High Football Team
Cork Geissain's squad meets Waverly this afternoon as Captain Cotter is declared eligible after a four year athletics history at West High. The board ruled the case fair and Cotter may play briefly this afternoon while McLain saves stars for the county championship opener at Cedar Falls. East High heads to Waverly for season start with two practices before Des Moines and Mason City clashes.
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Jours League Banquet Set For Next Wednesday Evening
The committee of the Jours League directs the annual banquet will be held at the Pythian temple next Wednesday evening. Short talks are planned by Maynard Reid Kelly Stith Kester and others. Prizes will be awarded to leading players in various departments at the banquet.
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Linden residents travel and visit family notices
Linden residents share travel and family updates with moves and visits. Mrs George Lamper returned from a Wiscons in trip while Mrs Will Baumgartner visited Minneapolis and Jackson Minn to see daughter Mrs Tramenhouser. Paul Penne left for Sanborn for carpenter work on a school building. Thomas Carroll returned from two months with his daughter Mrs Adams in Charles City.
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Local Notes From Linden Nebraska Vigil, Visits And Small News
A Linden Nebraska page itemizes a vigil stopover, social visits by Mrs. RK QO and Mrs. James Emry, arrivals from Seattle and Cedar Rapids, a sprained wrist incident involving Chas Clemens, and church activities. It lists sick relatives, new births, travel, and a long roster of advertised letters. The column preserves names, places, and brief personal events in period tone.
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Unclear Name List From Historical Notice
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous personal names, firms, and titles such as Acme Cement Machine Co and May Manton Pattern Dept. The text also includes foreign names and a fourth class designation, with multiple initials and surnames scattered throughout.
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ABD OF THANKS FROM BEEBE FAMILY FOR LOVE AND SUPPORT
TheBee Beebe family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends neighbors the barbers union and the Tribe of Ben Hur for floral offerings and kindness after the death of their husband and father Mrs John Beebe and family note a cottage for rent at Virst and Cedar via Flown Lumber Go advertisement.
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