Cubs Hit Hard by Flu Misses Star Shortstop Hollacher
Bill Killefer laments pennant blues as Cubs suffer from Hollacher's extended illness after a season start fast with seven wins in eight games. Grimes Miller and Hollacher's injuries cripple the batting order and defense, while young pitchers like Osborne and Dumeevich offer promising depth.
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Bill Killefer
Jinx
Cubs
Charley Hollacher
First Water
Ray Grimes
Hack Miller
Killefer i
Alexander
Vic ‘Aldridge
Osborne
Cheeves
Dumeevich
Fussell
Keen
Steuland
Hollocher
Miller
Grimes
Kelleher
Adams
Wichita Falls
Callaghan
Myvin
Baseball Standings and Tonight's Games List
Standings show Dubuque 2 1 4 1 and Rock Island 3 8 with Ottumwa 8 and Waterloo 3. Tonight's schedule lists Dubuque at Rock and Waterloo at Ottumwa with Cedar Rapids at Marshalltown.
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Rock Island
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Rock Teland
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Louis
Boston Washington
Washington
Baseball Questions and Official Answers on Base Runners
One runner on third is not forced to score. a runner can return to second if not touched out. With two runners on a base, the fielder retires the runner on the occupied bag by touching or forcing the other base. the original runner remains safe on the bag. A caught foul fly grants runners the right to advance if possible. The infield fly rule does not apply with first base occupied and fewer than two outs. If pitcher signals are unclear after stepping to the rubber, he must retain pitching position or back off to request a new sign.
Northwestern to prohibit class rushes after student deaths
Northwestern University President Walter Dill Scott declared that all forms of class rushes must be banned on campus. He condemned reckless acts and abductions as unacceptable pranks and urged urges to channel university spirit into safe, purposeful activities.
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Chicago
Jung
Altho
Louis Aubere
Leighton Mount
Northwestern University
Walter Dill Scott
Scott
Thirteen People Claim O We Lost Parasol Here
A newspaper ad notes C. R. Cook of 401 South Elm street found a parasol and offered it to the owner who can identify it at the office. Thirteen inquiries have been logged, prompting questions about the remaining twelve finders.
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C. R. Cook
South Elm Street
Corning Triumphs 5-1 Over Creston at Fairgrounds Park
Corning won 5 to 1 at Fairgrounds Park behind a split pitcher effort by Daniels and Merz. Creston’s Bird pitched seven innings. Speers and Grant sparked Creston with timely hitting, while Berd stole second twice and Merz and Robinson powered Corning’s offense with key hits in late innings.
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Richardson
Fairgrounds Park
Bird
Creston
Corning
Daniels
Mer
Speers
Grant
Parker
Lipps
Carlson
Merz
Augustine
Knox
Rune
Clack
Gaines
McDonald
Berd
Daniel
Henry
Black
Robinson
MccDonald
Peg Shome
Insen
Sundstrom
Haley
Oven
Want
Berg
Carleon
Net Bird
R. H.po
Lippe
Uv Berd
H.po
Bk Black
Oi Gaines
Sear
Greston
Bord
Dixon
Creston Plays at Leon Next Sunday in Manager Carlson’s Plan
The message notes Creston schedules a game at Leon next Sunday. It also mentions Manager Carlson seeking a home game during the week with date not yet announced.
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Creston
Leon
Carlson
Kent Ball Club Wins Another Game Sunday
The Kent baseball club defeated a Creston Country team 3 to 2 Sunday. Pete Avitt pitched well on the mound as Kent led throughout the game.
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Kent Ball Club
Kent
Creston
Pete’ Avitt
Silver Bat Prize for Creston Club Leader
The firm of L. Wendel jeweler offers a beautiful silver baseball bat to the Creston ball club member with the highest batting average at season end. The prize should stimulate stronger hitting for the local club.
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Fanny
Jonn Golden
Creston
L J. Wendel
Berd
Corning
Mike Ryan
Danield
Mike
L. Wendel, Jeweler
Aston Tigers Rally In Narrow Lenox Win
The Aston Tigers defeated Lenox 4 to 3 in a tense Sunday game. Zahiler struck out 11 and Zahiler again backed the win. Stapleton fanned eight. Aston collected six hits to Lenox’s four with three timely carries. Lenox had no carry runs. Batteries: Zahiler and Zahiler for Aston, Branson and Hayes for Lenox.
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Aston Tigers
Lenox
Tigers
Zabller
Stapleton
Zahiler
Trans Mississippi golf tournament set at Minnekahda
The Twenty third annual Trans Mississippi golf tournament runs June 26 to 80 at Minnekahda Minneapolis. Entries close June 21 with top players like Jimmy Johnson and Jack Neville in contention. The event features multiple match play rounds and the Brock cup two man gross prize with final slated for Saturday afternoon.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Princeton
Mississippi
Jimmy" Johnson
St Paul
England
Co. P. Willing
Portland
Ore
Jack Nevillle
San Francisco
Harry Legs
Minnekahada
Chic Evans
Surplice line described with wide bertha and corsage
The article explains a surplice line where a wide bertha follows the garment’s shape and is secured at the waist with a fancy ornament or corsage bouquet.
Fancy Skirts Show Off Beaded Embroidered Skirt Accents
A plain sleeveless bodice often pairs with a frock featuring an elaborately beaded or embroidered skirt, creating a striking contrast and stylish silhouette.
Brady Store Celebrates Fourth Year In Business
Brady's Food Market marks its fourth year of operation with a birthday celebration and widespread advertising. The store touts popular prices and a self-serve, wide range of merchandise drawing customers from across the city and surrounding counties.
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Brady's
Brady Market
Creston Man Granted Another Patent
Merrill Moore of Creston received a new patent from Washington DC for a cement mold enabling many cement products to be made faster with a better finish. Moore, a longtime worker and thinker on cement handling, expects strong public reception and broad market use.
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Washington
Merrill Moore
Moore
Taft Calls for Court Procedure Reform in Speech
Chief Justice Taft told a Boston Bar Association dinner that long delays in justice could be eased by changes in court procedure. He blamed public misperceptions on courts and lawyers and urged leadership from the legal profession and public education on procedural reform.
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Boden
Taft
United States Supreme Court
Boston Barm Association
Arthur P. Rugs
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
United States
Walter Hagen first US Open win year and record
Hagen captured his first United States Open in 1914 with a 290 total and later won again in 1919 after a playoff with Mike Brady. In 1921 he tied for second with Fred McLeod at 298 as Jim Barnes won at Washington. The only amateur Open champions are Francis Ouimet, Jerome Travers, and Chick Evans with Ouimet taking 1913, Travers 1915, and Evans 1916.
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Walter
Hagen
Jim Barnes
Washington
Walter Hagen
Mike Brady
Jim Parnes
Fred McLeod
United States
Francis Ouimet
Jerome Travers
Chick Evans
Ouimet
Veardon
Ray
Chick Evene
Walter Hixgen
Evans
Lemon Cream Promises Skin Whitening and Tan Bleaching
An advertising potion claims lemon juice mixed with Orchard White creates a quarter pint cream to soften skin and whiten complexion. It urges massaging onto face and neck and promotes its use by stage beauties for freckles sunburn and tan lightening.
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