Muscatine Beats Browns in Iowa State League Action
Muscatine romped to a 9 to 3 win over Monmouth in an Iowa State League game with key scoring in the fourth inning led by Bob Mitchell. Zackert and Curtis contributed multiple hits as Muscatine overcame early Browns runs. Monmouth's lone score came in the first inning, and Mitchell delivered a home run later for Muscatine.
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Katz
Muscatine
Welch
Walsh
Harrell
Simmons
Lund
Jefferies
Mitchell
BR. H. PO
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Hart
Jackett
Dow
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Walch
Chiebner
Menne
Reed
Poe
Cous
Curtis
Stelen
Monn
Zuckert
Cntv
Glenalvin
Germans Here to Study Athletics on U S Tour
The German Olympic commissioner led by Carl Diem arrived in New York to study American athletics. Lieut. Von Reithenau and Joseph Waitzer accompany the group. They will tour major cities including New York Chicago and Boston over more than two months.
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New York
New York A. C
A. C
New York Athletic Club
Carl Diem
Berlin
German Amateur Athletic Union
Lieut. von Reithenau
Monmouth Picks Boyle to Lead Pennant Race
The Monmouth Review endorses Frank Boyle of Muscatine as a pennant favorite in 1913 as Ottumwa, Muscatine, and Keokuk challenge for the league crown. Boyle rebuilds his squad with released players and new signings, including a pitcher and an outfielder, to secure Muscatine’s bid.
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Monmouth
Boyle
Monmouth Review
Muskies
Gonfalon
C. A
Ottumwa
Lnfuscatins
Keokuk
Muscatin
Boilermakers
Kewanee
Frank Boyle
Muscatines
City tennis title fixtures push through first round
In the Geneva Golf and Country Club city tennis tournament, Davidson defeats Lemkau 4-6 6-3 6-3 to advance while Lemkau leads early. Baker over Nyenhuis earns second round spot as Jackson beats McIntire 6-1 6-4 and Grigsby topples Hermann 6-0 6-2. Survivors include Stafford Molis Nietzel Jackson Dayin Baker Jackson and Grigsby. Hahn-His Wagner match pending completion after noon.
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Geneva Golf and Country Club
Drew Davidson
Henry Lemkau
Lemkau
Davidson
Warren Baker
Charles Nyenhuis
Louis Jackson
Ira H. McIntire
Ralf Grigsby
Charles Hermann
C. R. Stafford
Walter Molis
R. A. Nietzel
R. S. Jackson
Warren Dayin
C. A. Hahn
Alfred Wagner
President Wilson Learns Washington Score At Ball Game
In Washington on August 20 President Wilson, after a busy day with the Mexican situation, learned that Washington defeated Cleveland in ten innings. He and Dr. Cary Grayson walked to a newspaper office scoreboard with Secret Service, then returned to the White House, his white suit and cane in evidence.
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Washington, D. C
Mexico
Wilson
Cary Grayson
White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Secret Service
Washington
Clevelid
Grayson
Musky Athletes Seek Labor Day Prizes at Cedar Rapids
Muscatine athletes prep for Labor Day field day events in Cedar Rapids with six contests and $500 in gold prizes. Bunnies and Sterlings will clash in two games, while Musky, Bunny teams enter events. Ab Gould and Agey Hasbrook compete in fungo and long throws. Masters and Gould challenge in circling bases and bunt. Cedar Rapids fields boast speedsters likely to influence results.
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Muscatine
Cedar Rapids
Postera
Musklegs
Ab. Gould
Howeer
Hasbrook
Creamy Masters
Ab ‘Gould
Maasters
Hub-Harris
Cedar. Rapids
Baseball Schedule Snapshot for Major Leagues
A fragmentary listing shows American League games including Boston at Chicago New York at St. Louis Philadelphia at Detroit and Washington at Cleveland. National League fixtures include Pittsburgh at New York Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Brooklyn and Cincinnati at Boston.
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Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Boston
St. Louia
New York
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
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Terese
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Rariden
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Crandall
Sharp Lean
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American League
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Moseley
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Thomas
Cicotte
Schalk
Shawkey
Houck
Bender
Lapp
Hall
Lake
Stanage
Gyle
Johnson
Ainsmith
Falkenberg
Carish
Results Yesterday Central Association Report
Yesterday’s Central Association results show Mascstine 8.8 and Monmouth 8 Ottumwa 1-2. Kowanes 2-1 and 6-75 Burligton 2-1. Ri pide Keokuk rain.
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Central Association
Monmouth
Ottumway
Kowanes
Burlington
Keokuk
Western Court Stars Defeat Challengers in Tennis Championship
Maurice E. McLoughlin of San Francisco and T. C. Bundy of Los Angeles defended their national doubles title at Newport against John R. Strachan and Clarence J. Griffin, both of San Francisco, winning in straight sets 6-4 7-5 6-3. The match drew a packed grandstand amid superb weather as the defenders outclassed the challengers with strong serves and sharp net play.
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Newport, R. I
Maurice E. McLoughlin
San Francisco
T. C. Bundy
Los Angeles
John R. Strachan
Clarence J. Griffin
Grand Court
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McLoughlin
Bundy
Strachan
Heuce
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O. McLoughlin
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Neue
Newport
R. I
Chicago
NOUMPS AT MONMOUTH PREXY HELD TO BLAME
Monmouth fans and the Monmouth Review denounce Justice for failing to supply an umpire in the series with Ottumwa. Manager Hough is incensed as two umpires worked in Burlington while Monmouth had none. The league head was informed after Saturday's no show and two players filled in.
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Prexy Justice
Monmouth
Ottumwa
Monmouth Review
Hough
Burlington
Glenalvin
Pfirman
Eastern fruit men suffer from drought damage
Hartford withers under a drought that reduces peach size flavor and appearance as growers race to harvest. A lack of moisture costs thousands daily while fruit matures faster than pickers can handle.
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Hartford
Conn
Johnson Twirls 13th Consecutive Victory for Senators
Walter Johnson pitched his thirteenth straight win for Washington at Cleveland, defeating the Naps in ten innings as the Senators, led by Johnson, hit Falkenberg for runs all around the park. The White Sox also won but it was too late for the Cubs, who fell 3-2 to the Phillies in the series.
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Walter Johnson
Washington
Cleveland
Naps
Senators
Falkenberg
Cubs
Phillies
White Sox
Ike
Newmeyer Returns to Muscatine from Monmouth
Southpaw Silk Newmeyer arrives in Muscatine from Monmouth and is sent home by manager Frank Boyle after last night’s game.
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Boyle
Silk Newmeyer
Muscatine
Monmouth
Frank Boyle
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