Muscatine Ends Road Trip With A 7 3 Victory
Monmouth played host as Muscatine clinched the 1913 road swing with a 7 to 3 win. Danny Harrell starred with three singles two triples and nine chances handled in the field. Curtiss and Hasbrook produced key triples as Muscatine pulled away in the seventh.
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Monmouth
Ill
Danny Harrell
Little Keystone
McConnaughey
Burg
Hasbrook
Hart
Welch
Harrell
Masters
Curtis
Simmons
Nolt
Brown
Muscatine
FPO
Curtin
Flatrell
Astork
Sours
Catz
Wasbrook
Monmouth— AB
PO. A. E
Rehliebner
Ff-p
Walsh
Jeffaries
Monmouth Triumphs In Narrow Baseball Tilt
Three base hits by Curtis Harrell and Hasbrook highlight Monmouth effort with Curtis Schlebner adding two base hits. McConoughey surrenders five bases on balls and two wild pitches while Simmons yields one. Burg and Stolen bases by Ohland and Simmons contribute to a 1 hour 45 minute game officiated by Glenalvin.
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Muscatine
T Monmouth
Curtis
Harrell
Hasbrook
Schlebner
McConnoughey
Simmons
Katz
Burg
Ohland
Struc
Courtesies
Burlington
Waterloo
Lasalle
Eree
McNeil
Wey Eeeh
Fmis
Ues
Harmon
Rumler
Lowther
Hale
Jacobs
Foreman
P i. Warden
A. EL Terney
MacAuley
Hollenbeck
Tannehill
Moneymaker
Drum
Whilkun
Tierney
Wintz
Tome
Warden
Wilkus
Hill
Low
Ther
Finle
Pfirman
Ime
Keokuk Convention 10 Opens Next Wednesday
Keokuk Iowa August 22 The Mississippi Valley Power Boat association convention will begin at the Elks club on Wednesday August 27 at 9 am during the regatta week. Nearly forty big boat clubs will send delegates to discuss motor boating, with an adjourned session planned for the morning of August 28. Banquets are planned with the Barnacles on August 27 and the association banquet at Hotel Keokuk on August 28. The Webb championship trophy cup donated by Thomas Webb Peoria will be exhibited until the regatta opens. the cup has been won but must be held three times to become property.
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Barnacles
Keokuk
Thomas Webb
Peoria
Commodore I. C. Smith
Red Top
Disturber
Baby Reliance
Umpire Arrested After Game in Keokuk Fight
Cedar Rapids and Keokuk split a doubleheader with Cedar Rapids winning the first game behind Whittaker. Umpire Garrett generated a near riot by rushing the grandstand and assaulting a spectator. he was jailed, bond posted by President Justice at $1.85. Second game featured separate results as Keokuk and Cedar Rapids each claimed a win. multiple pitchers used, with noted performances and fielding notes.
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Cedar Rapids
Whittaker
Garrett
Justice
Cedar Rapide
R.h.po
Smith
Wambiganas
Minran
Ward
R. Brown
Dover
Dil B. Brown
Mullin
Weat
McCarthy
Beered
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Senof
Manusch
Tuck
G Mitter
Bromiey
Menne
Hing
Hilly
Poise
Janking
Black
Brown
Miner
iMenne
Results Yesterday In I League And Central Association
Results from yesterday show Quincy 1 Danville 0 in the I League with other games postponed due to rain. In the Central Association Muscatine beat Browns 7 to 3 while Kewanee won 4 to 1 over Ottumwa and Waterloo defeated Burlington 9 to 3. Cedar Rapids moved to 9 and 9 while Keokuk sits at 4 to 1. second game listed as five innings.
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Muscatine
Keokuk
Monmouth
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Kewanee
Waterloo
Boilermakers
Jost
Harvey
Hi PO
Johnson
Vee
DE Haley
Coed Calhoun
Richards
Ra Andreen
Hubartt
Sullivan
Taylor
PO Kensel
Sue
Senno
Tae Seat Reinhart
E Wall
House
Vee Callahan
Aacee Wise
Henly
Betzel
Quincy
Danville
Central Association
Browns
Baseball Matchups Planned Across Leagues Today
In the American League Philadelphia visits Chicago Washington goes to St Louis New York plays Detroit Boston meets Cleveland In the National League Chicago travels to New York Pittsburgh hosts Philadelphia Cincinnati visits Brooklyn St Louis plays Boston.
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Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Pac
Detroit
St. Louis
New York
Pet
Pitsburgh
Brooklyn
Eves
Cincinnati
Ste Oon
Quincy Wee
Dubuque
R. Eee
Davenport
Danville
Springfield
Bloomington
Decatur
Peoria
American League
National League
Pittsburgh
SmertGan Teague
Euiade Loos
Shawkey
Schang
Champion McLoughlin Eliminates Clothier in Tennis Clash
San Francisco challenger Maurice F. McLoughlin defeats Philadelphia star William J. Clothier in straight sets to bolster his bid to retain the U.S. national title. The scores run 6-3 7-5 6-4 as McLoughlin overcomes Clothier with sharp service and sideline drives.
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Newport
R.1
Maurice F. McLoughlin
San Francisco
William J. Clothier
Philadelphia
McLoughlin
Clothier
Californian
Acon
Pointe-In
Bateng McLoughlin
Nets
Negro Bankers Urge Organizer for More Black Banks
A Philadelphia meeting of the National Negro Bankers Association urged establishing a bank in Liberia and appointing a national bank organizer to assist formation of more Negro banks in the United States. W A Pattiford of Birmingham, Ala., was elected president. William Harrison of Oklahoma Citie, vice president. Our summer goods sale continues with a great August clean-up at McColm Dry Goods Co.
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Association
Philadelphia
Liberia
national negro‘bankers'/association
National Negro Business League
W."a. Pattiford
Birmingham
Ala
National Negro Bar Association
William Harrison
Oklahoma
Cit
Sterlings Close Gap as Muskies Face Crucial Tests
Central Association pennant race tightens as Muscatine faces 17 games in 11 days, with two Whe left clashes against Waterloo and Cedar Rapids. Frank Boyle, Ottumwa and Muscatine leaders weigh schedules, injuries, and luck, while Waterloo star catcher Ashland suffers a season-ending ankle break.
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Muscatine
Muskies
Ottumwa
Central ‘Association
Frank Boyle
Sterlings
Boyle
Applegate
Ohland
Waterloo
Cedar Raunds
Cedar Rapids
W.L. Pet
Giants Dominate Cubs 8 2 In Polo Grounds Rout
Giants crush the Cubs 8 to 2 at the Polo Grounds, Shawkey overpowering the Cubs as Matty and Meyers hold, while the Athletics draw near the Naps with a win. Cubs suffer heavy defeat in one sided game. multiple NL results noted with Battery details and ensuing scores. An 11-year-old Anderson child dies. farm damages include cows killed and lightning strikes amid crop losses.
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Cubs
Polo Grounds
Broadway
Matty
Bob Shawkey
Conni Mack
White Sox
St. Louis
Boston
Griner
Harmon
Callahan
Majo Newowo
Seth Yee
Stack
Moore
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Ames and Clarke Raon and Miller
Hildebrand, Hess, Perdue and
Rakik den
A. I. Anderson
Anderson
Fruit and Food Items Showcase Auctions
The list includes peaches grapes plums apples Moejons oranges lemons bananas and vegetables. It also mentions meat olives stew cookies gilt edge flour and Washburn best flour at the market.
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