Protesters Drop Opener in Listless 5 1 Battle
Kewan ee defeated Burlington in a damp Muscatine game, 5 to 1, as McConnaughey dominated on the mound and Danny Harrell collected three hits. Wilde was ejected after a balky day in the field, and Calhoun homered for Keokuk’s lone run.
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Wilde
Muscatine
Harrell
E Bromley
Haxbrook
Kats
Tee Curtis
Hart
McConnoushey
Kowanco
Harvey
Johnson
Haley
Eonwtanesd Calhoun
Hubbard
Andreen
Richards
Wilido
Emer Sullivan
Pews
Taylor
Ase
Scorn by Innings Muscatine vs Kewanee baseball game
Two base hits by Harrell and a series of sacrifices mark Muscatine’s printout of the game. Hasbrook and Spurs drive in runs as Muscatine loses defense to Kewanee 5 runs to 4 in 1 hour 59 minutes with McConnoughey fanning six. Umpire Garrett presides.
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Muscatine Ve
Kowango
Harrell
Bromley
Hubbard
Hasbrook
Vmarrell
Spurs
McConnoughey
Wilde
Jays—batz
Olint MecConnoughey
Taylor
Pballs
Faley
Muscatina
Muscatine
Kewanee
Garrett
City Net Title Play To Begin Saturday
Silver Trophy Cup offered for the city tennis championship. Entries due by eight Thursday evening at the German American Bank or D V and R Jackson first National Bank building. Pairings announced Friday with schedule drawn up. Championship plays start Saturday August 16 at Geneva Golf and Country Club. Georges Volger to present the silver trophy to the winner.
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Tin
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Plays
Co. A. Hahn
German-Amercan Bank
Robert Jackson
D. V
Waterloo fans urged to rally behind team after coach removal
The Waterloo Courier attacks President Justice after a body blow in sports politics, urging local fans to support the home squad for the next six games. It calls for victories over Keokuk and Burlington and even suggests keeping moving pictures of the team in action to lift spirits.
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Waterloo Courier
I.n.—Justice
Waterloo
Keokuk
Burlington
Justice
Healy Comes Back Ten to Wallop Muskies In Ottumwa
Ottumwa August 11 Special The Speed boys out hit and outplay the Muskies 6 to 1 grabbing the final game of the series. Healy wild to the plate allowed the Muskies’ only run in the eighth. Doubles by Link and House and Dan Senno’s circuit splash keyed the Speeders’ victory as Gould started for the Muskies and was replaced by Roger in the third. Strong plays by Kesner Wall and Callahan highlighted the home club’s fielding while Masters and Harrell did well for Boyle’s men. Time 1:25 umpire Pfirman.
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Kewanee
Keokuk
Burlington
Muskies
Northpaw McConnaughey
Hub Hart
Ross Richards
BR. M
McConnaughey
Haley
Mick
Calhoun
Horgehide
Featureloss
Sterling
Masters
Harrell
Katz
Danmy Harrell
Bromley
Hasbrook
Ziggy
Taylor
Borneo
Jrms
Wilde
Hne Tkewanee Club
Aving
Garrett
Curtis
Ken Sullivan
Ottumwa
Speed Boys
Boyle
Speeders
Hug
Sant
Minskles
Cig
Healy
Joe Link
John House
Dan Senno
Gould
Ab Gould
Roger
Quincy Heaver
Muscating
Tay Kesner
Jimmie Wall
Mike Callahan
Creamy Masters
Danny Harrell
Ross Boyle
Muskie
Sterlings
Creamy
Hart
Heary
Hudt
Senno
Reinhart
Link
House
Callahan
Wwall
Balla
Pfirman
Local officials react to Keokuk decision on protest games
Pro testing managers may file protests over the contested games. Roll call before each contest is proposed with ballots handed to Pro testing George Manusch and Dick Oh usb. President Justice's decision surprises locals less than expected a fair outcome, and the only shock is that other clubs were not awarded the games aiding their pennant race.
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George Manusch
Dickohn
Justice
Keokuk
Fans Laud Popular Umpire J B Garrett After Field Appearance
About one thousand twenty four fans gave Umpire J B Garrett a standing ovation on his return to the local diamond amid cheers from bleachers and grandstands. The crowd’s warmth contrasted with prior boos and cat calls, echoing Garrett’s praised conduct since his July 2 debut when Manager Frank Boyle was ejected. Garrett is now regarded as one of the top umpires in the Central Association.
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J. B. Garrett
Garrett
Frank Boyle
Central Association
Justice
Giants Buy Star Indian Regver In Keokuk Deal
New York Giants plan to acquire catcher Jenkins from Keokuk after Keokuk pays a 175 dollar fine to the national Commission. Oakland and Pacific clubs had shown interest, and the Giants reportedly bid 1500 dollars for the star backstop. Also, Ralph Bell, ex Burlington, sold to the Chicago White Sox after a 15 game winning streak with Winona.
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Jenkins
New York Giants
Keokuk
Oakland
Pacific
Westerners
Glanta
Madigan
Keokuk Club
National Commission
Ralph Bell
Burlington’ Clrb
Chicago White Sox
Winona
Minn
Central Association
Fine Race Card at Detroit Today
Detroit Michigan August 11 The grand circuit meet opens at the state fair grounds with trotting divisions for about ten thousand dollars in stakes and paying areas. Strong trotters are present though one colt with speed is absent and only three starters are expected in the pacing division. Other events include the 2:15 trot and a $2 000 board of commerce race for 2:16 pacers.
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Detroit
Mich
Board. of Commerce
Ataka
Waterloo Aroused At Decision Of Justice
Sports writers of Jayville condemn President Justice for tossing eight protests by Keokuk and Burlington. He ruled Waterloo players Eddie Goes and Joe Wilkus counted despite releases and disputed June to July participation. Local officials and fans expect an appeal while six protested games proceed as double headers.
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Aus
Justice
Keokuk
Burlington
Rohn
Manusch
Eddie Goes
Joe Wilkus
Wilkus
Goes
Andrews
Cedar Rapids
Ogg
Bleing
Reed
Hanson
Blodgett
Kewaney
Tannehil
Charley Sheldon
Corkhill
Cork Hill
Jones
Central Association
Frank Boyle
Baseball scores from yesterday across major leagues
Results list for American League National League and minor leagues with multiple game outcomes. Highlights include Washington 6 Cleveland 1 Brooklyn 3 St Louis 0 New York 5 Cincinnati 4 and Chicago Philadelphia 4 3 with other results in Three I Central Association and American Association. Also notes Dundee White preparing for a boxing match and fighters planning Alaska trip.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland Ee
Washington
Joe Chicago
Wean
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Beer
Cincinnati
Ous St. Louis Nee
Baer Eaeee
Quincy
As Dubuque Soos Ater
Davenport
Pringfield
Danville
Eereese
Bloomington
Decatur
Peoria
Cleveland
Dubuque
Springfield
Central Association
Muscatine
Kewanee
Waterloo
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Monmouth
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
American League
National League
American Association
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Columbus
Egan Fans Pace as Ottumwa Wins Twin Bill
Ottumwa Iowa regained the Central Association lead by taking two from Monmouth, 3 to 2 and 3 to 0, after a late rally in both games. Lorenzon pitched the second game, allowing two hits, while Chellette and Brown starred for Waterloo and Cedar Rapids in separate shutouts, with Brown overpowering Burlington in Cedar Rapids. Booster Day drew strong crowds as teams sharpened for a pennant push.
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Ottumwa
Central Association
Monmouth
Lorenzon
R.H.E Ottumwa
Sampson
Burg
Jeffries
Waterloo
Roeal
Keokuk
Indians
Chellette
Jays
R.H.E Waterloo
Ashland
Wolverton
Jenkins
Asikland
Cedar Rapids
Roy Brown
Burlington
Humes
Brown
McCarthyi Humes
Goreman
Hale
Muscatine and Kewanee in double bill Tuesday clash
Muscatine and Kewanee square off in a two game set at the South End lot Tuesday afternoon. Manager Frank Boyle called the doubleheader due to weather and notes that the first game starts at 2015 o clock. Ladies Day is planned with a strong weekday turnout and a single admission covers both games.
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Muscatine
Kewanee
South End
Frank Boyle
Ottumwa
Monmouth Browns
Ag- Ladies
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