Elks edge Eagles to pull into Fraternal League tie
In a Friday night feature at Jefferson field the Elks beat the Eagles 2 to 1, scoring twice in the fourth on a Nietzel single Goetzman single and a Boob Kautz double. Eagles held to three hits as Bent ley allowed seven for the Elks.
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Bill Nietzel
Ted Goetzman
Charles “Boob” Kautz
Elks
Eagles
Methodist
Park Avenue Methodists
Grafil
Lions
Grace Lutheran
Baptists
Mulford
Musserville
Valett
Predmore
Jefferson Field
Andy Tobias
Eddie Spieth
George Tobias
Otto Fabrizius
Artie Vetter
Krider
Ollie Bentley
Andy Nietzel
Ollie
Lange
Goetzman
Figg
Boob Kautz
Elks Strategy Council
Orville Bentley
Hopkins
Bentley
Ossie Steinke
Bud Fabrizius
Wintermute
Davenport Victories Highlight Friday Night Baseball
Wilkinson's Super Service sixteen team of Davenport won twice at Oregon Field defeating South End A. C. 7 to 4 in seven innings and Elks 3 to 2 in six innings. Davenport rallied for six runs in the third inning of the opener, while the nightcap featured a pivotal fifth inning after a fielding miscue allowed Davenport to seize the lead. O'Brien, Garow and Ollie Bentley contributed key hits as the Elks managed seven early hits but fell short in the late rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinson
Super Service
Davenport
Oregon Field
South End
Elks
Up-River
A. C
Reed
Freese
B. Swank
Philpott
Schnez
Garow
Orville Bentley
O’brien
Orville Bently
al Barry
Garon
Ollie Bently
Andy Nietzel
Barko
Bill Nietzel
McCowan
Stein
Orr
Bentley
Ollie Bentley
A. Nietzel
W. Nietzel
Goetzman
Kautz
I Swanson
Kretchmar
Taylor Leads Muscatine Police Drill Scores 134
Officer Mark Taylor topped the Muscatine police firing drill with an aggregate 134 points at the Muscatine Rifle Club range. Seventeen of nineteen officers completed the drills while Officers George Rink and Fred Kopp had not yet fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Taylor
Muscatine Police Department
Muscatine Rifle Club
George Rink
Fred Kopp
Taylor
Detroit Captures Printers' Title In 11-Inning Finale
Detroit wins the printers baseball title in an 11 inning thriller over New York, 11 to 10, after a three run rally in the final inning. New York had earlier defeated Washington, the defending champion, 14 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Union Printers
New York
Washington
Bruins Start New Drive for National Title
The Chicago Cubs moved into second place in the National League race behind the Pirates as Guy Bush and the Cubs defeated Pittsburgh 8 2. Pie Trayer and Gus Suhr homered for Pittsburgh, while the Cubs exploded for five runs in the fifth off Larry French. Pepper Martin and Ernie Orsatti starred for St. Louis in an 8 5 win over Cincinnati. In the American League, Washington bested Boston 8 4 as 11 pitchers were used, a possible league record.
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Hugh 8S. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Guy Bush
Mississippi
New York Giants
Bush
Pie Trayer
Gus Suhr
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Larry French
French
Waite Hoyt
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Pepper Martin
Ernie Orsatti
Giants
Phillies
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Ted Lyons
Fred Marberry
Tiger
Detroit
Baseball and wrestling results roundup from multiple leagues
National League and Western League standings show Des Moines beat Muskogee 8 7 and Springfield down St Joseph 9 6 with Topeka 4 over Joplin 2. Chicago beat Pittsburgh 8 2 while St Louis won 8 5 over Cincinnati in the American League. Wrestling results include Philadelphia Jim Londos 197 and St Louis defeating Everett Marshall 214 with other bouts noted. several more matches and weights listed.
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Des Moines
Muskogee
Bartlesville
Omaha
Springfield
St. Joseph
Topeka
Joplin
T . Muskogee
Philadelphia
Jim Londos
St. Louis
Everett Marshall
la Junta
Cal
Marshall
Joe Stecher
Nebraska
George Zaharias
Pueblo
Colo
Abie Coleman
Boston
Dick Daviscourt
Los Angeles
Sol Slagel
Germany
al Hutka
Hans Steinke
Dick Raines
Perry Denies He Will Turn to Pro Tennis
Perry, the 24 year old Englishman, denied turning professional despite rumors. He said he is not interested in professional ism and aims to play in America's singles championship at Forest Hills, starting Sept. 2. Fellow stars Vines Crawford Cochet will decide their status as the world’s top amateurs.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
Rye
N. Y
Ellsworth Vines
Jack Crawford
Henri Cochet
Fred Perry
Perry
Henry
Bunny) Austin
Great Britain
Freq Perry
Vines
Crawford
America
Cochet
New York
H. G. N. Lee
Edward R. Avery
Frank Wilde
England
France
Benefit Game for Bummer Ahlf Set Next Week
Mulford and his Sunday school league team will play the Eichenauer club under Oregon street lights next Wednesday in a charity game for Donald Bummer Ahlf Muscatine high school captain elect and shortstop. Proceeds from the collection will help defray his upcoming appendicitis operation expenses.
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Mulford
Eichenauer Club
Oregon Street
Donald “Bummer
Ahlf
Muscatine High School
Bummer
Byrd of Yanks Fires a Great 69 Golf Score
Byrd of the Yankees fired a 69 at the Lianerch links on a rain ridden day when the Yanks and Athletics could not play. The Alabama youth recorded five birdies and four pars to break the home nine course record by one stroke, despite borrowing clubs and unfamiliar with the course.
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Alabama
George Herman
Young Byrd
Lianerch Links
Denny Shute
Ben Chapman
Russel van Atta
Byrd
Believe Cubs Will Acquire Phil Clouter
Rumors claim the Chicago Cubs will acquire Phil Klein from the Philadelphia Phillies next spring in a deal tied to cash and players. Reports say Chuck Klein will move to the Cubs for $100,000 and Babe Herman, with prior trades involving Pinky Whitney and Hal Lee aiding Phillies finances.
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New York
Dolph Camilli
Sacramento
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Cubs
Babe Herman
Pinky Whitney
Hal Lee
Boston Braves
Philadelphia
Klein
Simmons and Foxx Duel Diamonds in Week of Batting Shifts
Simmons and Foxx renew their fierce American League hitting duel as Foxx leads with .356 and Simmons trails by two points at .354. Al Simmons has 157 hits, 89 runs, while Foxx has 20 fewer hits. both trail NL leader Chuck Klein and the Senators’ hitters. In the NL, Bill Terry’s Giants climb toward Klein as Terry gains ten points to .353. Virgil Davis sits third at .346 with Schulmerich and Piet tied at .333 and Chuck Fullis at .229.
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New York
Philadelphia Athletic
Jimmy Foxx
al Simmons
Connie Mack
Chuck Klein
Foxx
Simmons
Jimmy
Connie
Jimmy Dykes
Mule Haas
White Sox
Heinie Manush
Joe Cronin
Senators
Ace Clouters
George Stallings
Bill Terry
Giants
Klein
Chuck
Terry
Stallings
Boston Braves
Phillies
Virgil Davis
Wes Schulmerich
Pittsburgh
Tony Piet
Chuck Fullis
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Grafil Club
Ee Lutheran
Bap- Methodists
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Benninger
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Frank Wickers
Nietzel
H. PO
A. Tobias
É. Tobias
Fabrizius
Vetter
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Ersee G. Fabrizius
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Ase
Silberhorn
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Ifanson
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Sharr
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Eoree
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Sidney Wood
Keith Gledhill
Stoefen
Jack Tidball
Phil Clouter
Camilli
Simmons and
Wscsseu
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Pet. Klein
Davis
Piet
Schulmerich
Phila
Fallis
Vaughan
Moore
Collins
Berger
Manush
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Cronin
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Hodapp
Appling
Gehringer
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Higgins
Dickey
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Heinie’s Orchestra
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