Superbats defeat Giants in pennant chase at Brooklyn
Brooklyn defeats New York 4 1 to gain a step toward the National League pennant as Marquard and Hilling limit the Giants. New York starter May allowed four hits and one run through three innings before the Brookl y hitters spoiled him in relief.
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Brooklyn
New York
Theo Giants
Polo Grounds
Maraquard
Tiny Hilling
Hiss
Toney
Myers Walker Mok Ree
Indy
Konewehy Kilduff
Douglas
Krueger
Marquard
Myers
Sallee
Giants
Anther
Nevis
Ayifiths
Wheat
Unclear OCR Sports Snippet From Local Page
Fragmentary text shows scattered sports notes with teams, results, and league mentions but specifics are unreadable. Weekend results references American League and National League appear, yet names, places, and precise scores are not decipherable.
McGraw and McQuade to Testify in Baseball Gambling Probe
John J. McGraw and Francis X. McQuade, manager and treasurer of the New York National League club, agreed to testify in Chicago before the Cook County grand jury investigating baseball gambling. They hoped to reach Chicago to testify by tomorrow or Wednesday, noting they cannot be compelled to appear before a grand jury in another state but wish to aid in the inquiry.
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Associated Presa
New York
John J. McGraw
Francis X. McQuade
New York Onal League Baseball Club
Cook Illinois and
Chicago
McGraw
Orgei Io
Ibis
State Teachers Fall to Coe in Season Opener 10-0
Cedar Rapids game reports State Teachers College of Cedar Falls unable to stop a March passes and short runs by Coe. Coe scores twice in the second half and adds a late field goal to win 10 to 0. Notable plays feature James and Holder for State Teachers, with Broke shoulder injury to fullback.
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Coe
Tor ‘Ward
Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Tts
Coe Eoliese
Cedar Rapids
Rapids
Mle
Stubbo Fense
Collins
Wood
Paine
West
James
Teachers
Thareer
Coe Ja—Sloan
Tuite
World Series Schedule To Be Prepared Today
The national baseball commission met to draft schedules for the world series and handle other business. Two schedules will be drawn so that whether Cleveland or Chicago wins the American League or Brooklyn or New York wins the National, a schedule is ready. Umpires seek higher pay for world series work, asking a percentage basis like players.
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Associated Presser
Chicago
National Baseball Commission
Cleveland
Chiezzo
Klyn
New York
Cleveland Holds Hale Game Lead Over Browns
Cleveland beat the St Louis Browns 7 to 4 as Welldon relief held the locals in check. Sewell and Burwell led the offense with key hits while Uhle pitched strong for Cleveland. Debersy took the loss.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
White Sox
St Louis Browns
Caldwetland
Indians
Wauldwell
Nate
Shy
Seth
Votan
Austin Mo
pRaraveld
Bayer
Cis
Phambot Wilinge Woo
Ae BO
Tor Weilman
Firs
Burwell
Eisiil
Sewell
Aart Smith
Re Smith
Gerber
Uhle
Tim Bo
Tani
Austin and
Severat
Strisk
Bys Uhle
Deberty i
Tswid
Debersy
Chitags
City Grid Teams to Polish Rough Spots This Week
City Grid coaches begin work today to fix weak points in upcoming games. East High and West opponents face tuneups and scout reports as teams prepare for central league matchups this week.
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Pulaw
J. H. Couch
Louis Kresensky
East High
Epi East High
Maines
Nerth
Col Satnrhoard Astier
Charles
Cage
Dempsey Reaches Crusoe Stage of Career
The article traces Jack Dempsey as a Crusoe era figure facing lingering questions about his place atop boxing. It recalls rivals and past champions from Sullivan to Jeffries, Johnson, Willard, Moran, and Ramsay, noting Dempsey’s knockout streak and lingering absence from current showdowns while fans await his next title claim.
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Jack Dempser
Dunboar Sayin
Barry
Georges Car
Gramplon
Benton Harbor
Demaser
Suttivay
John
Eve Tonek
Harry
Ty Fraser
Sullivan
Peter Courtney
Sbillon
Fitzsimmons
Sharkes
Gus Rublin
Jeffries
Fitz
Jeff
Cor
Bed
Sharkey
Ramsan
Will Dempse
Foeman
Triday l
Independence 16 Routed by East in High School Football
East High dominated Independence 16 to 0 in a season opener, led by Captain Lee Parkin and Howrey with six goals. Paulsen, Howrey, Dean, and Lindt scored the touchdowns as East High overwhelmed Independence in a hot, hard-fought matchup.
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Ap East High
Orange and Black
Independence
Bu Schanan County
F& Jo
Cosen Louis Kresensky
Nis
Lee Parkin
Fast High
Parkins
Paulsen
Howrey
Dean
Lindt
High Ashes
Endgo
Hawtre
Wateroo
Barly
East High
Eleven O
Wray
Saturday football scores across high schools
A long list of Saturday football scores from various high schools is reported with teams such as Marsnailtown, Des Moines, Keokuk, State Teachers, and Jefferson. The article mixes scores and team pairings, reflecting a regional recap of the day’s games.
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Ladepend
Marsnailtown
State Havi
Gskilooss
Davenport
Geneseo O. Albaza
Blounifiela
Des Moines
Bes Milockwani
Crane
Palmyra
Geardstoiwn
Guiney
Keokuk
TOW
Fox LO
Kedd
Penney West
Indians University
Braretington Jezferson
Bker F
Muhien Burs Sc
Redding
I Heserve TS
Nie
Mine
Michigan
ARS Ihs
Kalinez Mates
Restirade Island
kK _ Wake efenest
Aetna
Davidson
Nalawin- Wallace
William and
Ndoing Mas PaIbats
Waterloo All Stars Beat Voorhies in Sunday Game
The Waterloo All-Stars defeated Voorhies 19 to 5 in Waterloo. Nine runs off Seymour in the sixth inning sparked the rally, with Frank Rickert and Schuizman delivering strong pitching and solid support from the defense.
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Waterloo All-Stars
Voorhies
Spaiciall
All Stars
Seymour
Innning
Frank Rickert
Waterloo
Iway
Schuizman
Local grid clash ends in 0 to 0 stalemate
Boone and the Waterloo Independents battled at Cedar River Park in a scoreless football tilt. Multiple chances in the closing minutes flashed by as Bragdon and Kenneally led the passing game, but stout defense and miscues kept the scoreboard blank.
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Rausch
McGuire
Boone
Bragdon
McDonald
J. L. Althouse
R. Leeper
Welin
Waterloo
Fh. Compton
E! Compton
Captain Leonard
Stubbs
O'Connor
Guarterback
Allen
Gilley
Banfield
Kenneally
Fredin
I Dudge
Ballard
Jettson
Guar Anderson
Suar
Anderson
Tamkle
Valentin
Gosier
Liden
Murphy
Browning
Cleo S$ier
Boone Wam
Mana
Paris shooting gallery offers duelling pistol instruction and gallery experience
In Paris off the Champs Elysees Gaston Rennette runs a private shooting academy where duelling pistols and sporting firearms are sold and practice ranges allow duelling with a timed sequence. The setup includes a hall, rear gallery, and an instructor operating a two‑pistol routine, with cabinets of patrons’ pistols around the firing point.
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France
Paris
Champs Elysees
Gaston Rennette
Gaston Bennette
B.C. R. Dillard
Ata
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Smith
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Orian
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