Muscatine Beats Ottumwa in Slow Messy Middling Game
Muscatine avenged losses by defeating Ottumwa 7 to 2 at Ottumwa. Garrison pitched well for Muscatine while Zackert held the Speeders to two runs after a rough first inning. Babe Adams started for Ottumwa and struggled, issuing walks and a costly first frame as Muscatine built an early lead and cruised, with Senno driving in two runs on a fifth inning triple.
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Ottumwa
Muscatine
Speed Hogs
Garrison
Babe Adams
Borneo
Ned
Babe
Senna
Pearl City
Speeders
Zack
Link
Kensal
Speed Boys
Eddie Wise
Jimmie Wall
Jimmie
Dan Senno
Master
Masters
Danny
Harrell
Bromley
Tay Kensel
Katz
Tay
Danny Harrell
Phrman
Ziegy' Hasbrook
Sterling
Dan Harrell
Saura
Gowa
Creamy" Masters
Hasbrook
Spurs
Musky
Callahan
Clyde Curtis
Hub
Hart
Curtis
Zackert
Hddie Wise
Jimmy Wall
Hag
Brook
Wise
Muskies
Senno
House
Haebrook
Kensel
Jon
Gallahan
Lour
Ottumwi— AG. R.H. PO
A. Kensel
Wsenno
OD Wall
Sampson
Fouse
Adams
A. E. Harrell
Rfssa
Sours
Wfovee
Uae
Kats
Yackert
Poses Ve
Sonno
Hallbronk
Pfrman
Germans Clinch Hold on S. S. Championship
The German M. B. team defeated the Baptists 8 to 5 at the Fairgrounds clinching the Sunday School league title. Baptist pitcher Bunn struck out fourteen in five innings with a notable assist he forced at first. Fred Diercks homered for the Germans as Mulford beat First Congregational 13 to 3. Santa Monica hosts the fifth annual road race with 75 mph pace said to be reached amid crowded hotels.
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Baptists
Fairgrounds
M. B
Teutons
Buno
Diercks
Fred Diercks
Bunn
Heezen
Mulford
First Congregational
Drake
Drake and
Bauerbach
Congregational
Smith and Zeigler
Santa Monica
Cal
Hayes Touted as Next Central Association President
James T. Hayes, secretary of the Davenport Three-I League club, is endorsed by many Central Association cities as the likely successor to M. E. Justice. Justice may end his term as head, as widespread discontent calls for a leadership change at the upcoming January meeting signaling a pivotal shift in league administration.
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Man
Central Association
James T. Hayes
Davenport
Daven
Port Club
M. E. Justice
C. A
Justice
Tennis Championship Sanctioned by Geneva Club Tourney Planned
The Geneva Golf and Country Club schedules a citywide tennis championship open to all players with entries sought from local clubs. L. P. Loomis chairs the committee with Robert Jackson Clarence Hahn and C. R. Stafford. Definite dates to be announced next week. trophy to be awarded. Miss Grace Nauman of Wilton shopped in the city yesterday.
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Geneva
Gunboat Smith Stops Flynn In Fifth Round
In a fierce heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden Gunboat Smith knocked out Jim Flynn in the fifth round with a powerful right to the jaw. Smith showed dominance throughout the bout, despite Flynn carrying a five pound weight edge. Both fighters were in peak condition as the crowd witnessed a hard fought contest.
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New York
Madison Square Gardens
Jim Flynn
Flynn
Smith
Keokuk Beats Burlington 9 to 7 in Iowa Series
Keokuk won the second game of a series at Burlington by 9 to 7 as the Pathfinders committed early errors then settled. Key players included McNeill and Rumler for Burlington and Miller and Seneil for Keokuk, with J. Jacobs and Wahl on the mound. Attendance was about 100.
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Burlington
Keokuk
Pathfinders
H. PO
A. B. McNeill
Harmon
Rumier
Wis
Jowther
McGlade
Teetter
Hinles
Jacobs
Powe
Keokuk— AB
Jenkins
Cass
Hilly
Tees Gorkhill
Kline
Manusch
Wolverton
Poses Vet
Wohl
Doveeee
Creed
Keokulkt
Ielin
Seneft
Jack
Rumler
Wahl
Barnes
Hale
Lowther
McNeil
Ketter
McGaffiran
Seneto
Garrett
Phillies Slug Ball for Keeps in a 16 to 3 Win
The Phillies exploded for 16 runs and crushed the Cubs 16 to 3 as Bodie and Lavender supplied key moments. Walter Johnson won his eleventh straight in the American League with a 4 to 3 victory over Cleveland. Time of game 1:45. Umpire Glenalvin.
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Bodie
White Sox
Macks
Walter Johnson
Fred Luderus
Beals Becker
Phillies
Cubs
Chicago
Lavender
Muskies
Ping Bodie
Philadelphia
Quakers
Washington
Cleveland
Alexander
Marshall
Xiliifer
Moore
Richie
Archer
Needham
Boston
Pittsburgh
Perdue
Rudolph
Brown
Adams
Gibson
New York
Cincinnati
Tesreau
Demarco
Wilson
Suggs
Ames
Clarke
Brooklyn
St. Lowry
Walker
Reulbach
Fisher
Doak
Wingo
B. Brown
Mullin
Tuttle
Maccauley
Sheldon
Glenalvin
Daubert Gains Ground in Swat Brigade as Sluggers Drop
Chicago August 9 Daubert Brooklyn's brilliant first baseman climbs toward the top in the National League with a .348 average after 93 games. Jackson and Cobb fall below .400 in the batting race, while Cleveland leads at .? with ??. pitchers and other leaders listed including Demaree and Mathewson.
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Chicago
Ill
Daubert
Brooklyn
Yingling
Chas
McDonald
Boston
Gibson
Pittsburgh
Hyatt
R. Miller
Philadelphia
Walsh
Cravath
W Colins
Kling
Cincinnati
Jackson
Cobb
Cleviland
Dan Murphy
Philadphia
Eddie Collins
Philadephia
Henricksen
Tajole
Cleveland
Meling
Baker
Gandill
Washiton
Boehlis
Wil
Johnson
Washington
Brown
Bender
Wood
Demaree
New York
McQuillan
L Mathewson
Alexander
Wumphries
Kalamazoo Meet Concludes With Grand Circuit Races
Kalamazoo Mich Aug 9 A card of four exceptional races closes the Grand circuit meet. Ed Prince top contender wins both heats of the 2 07 paces while Dudie Archdale driven by Frpnl Jones wins the free for all trot. Bader Direct also places in the free for all pace. Additional sports on page.
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Kalavnzoo
Mich
Prince
Dudie Archdale
Frpnl Jones
Bader Direct
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Box
Sinsky
Ager
Flohr
Battists
League
Baptist Hurler
M. FE
W. L. Pet
M. HE
Baptists Ae
Mulfords
Record: Printing Company
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Wilton
Gunoat Smith
FETH
Mave
Miley Dandy
Ren Carnley
Apleer
Wat
Magers Silverwar
Emerald Ave
Rohn
Twirler
Elke
Monmouth
Kewanee
Tom Drohan
Siah
Elks Aid Brownies
Telks
Sixth Regiment
Slim Burg
T. Droban
Kewanee— AB
HPO
A. B. Harvey
Haley
Menne
Ure
Harvey
Andreen
Johnnah
Burmi Oh T. Drohan
Pepless
Waterloo
Hollenbeck
MacAuley
Waterloobees
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Hollen Askland
Ane Biglin
Seed Macauley
Sane Tuttle
Re. Cedar. Rapids
Ry ‘Smith
Wambs Gonks
Milligan
Lbsa
McCarthy
Gray
Cedar Rapids
Mary
Agenita
Hollen
Beck
Bheldan
Ai Beck
Iligan
Sth
Scott
Cullot
Carisch
Johnson and Ainsmith
J. M. Cross
Mr. Barry
R. Tarr
Swat Brigade
Cobb and
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