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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1913

Page

8

Willard Morris bout draws big crowd at Madison Square Garden

New York report describes the Willard Morris exhibition as a lively affair with both boxers showing agility. Willard lands more blows and staggers Morris four times, while neither fighter attempts serious boxing, producing a crowd-pleasing but noncompetitive display.

New York Joe Auler Jess Willord Kansas Carl Morris Oklahoma Madison Aquara Garden Athletic Club Hoboken Willard Morrly Jess Marnals Queensbery Morris Hell Rans Chicago Packey McFarland Willl Jack Britton Milwaukee South Side Marvel Louis Blarry Trandall Missouri Leach Cromu McCarey Leach Pacific Athletic Club Anderson-Barrientight Anderson

Muscatine Baseball Association to Meet for Funds and Manager Search

Muscatine stockholders plan Wednesday meeting at the Commercial to review finances and confirm a manager. Dr. Gilfillan to lead a fundraising drive as the club aims to secure at least $4,000 before January. Keokuk and Kewanee remain the only nearby towns likely to stay in the league amid potential new entrants from a 35,000 population city seeking admission.

Muscatine Baseball Association J. S. Sterneman Keokuk B.L. Cillian The Baseball Association Ple Manushae Dr. Gilfillan Theinautt C. A M. E. Justice Justice Kewanee

Tournament Opens With 109 Bowlers in St Louis

In St Louis Missouri today the Middle West Howling association hosts a tournament with 109 bowlers. Eighteen teams and twenty four individuals contest the afternoon events while eleven five man teams form the evening program. Veteran Martin Kern, holder of national and international titles, competes as part of the field. The five man event gathers top teams for potential new marks.

St. Louie Dec Sundrad Middle West Howling Association Eiventeen Avenine Martin

Walker finishes 4000 mile trek to win $3000 wager

Browne of the Kings Own Scottish Borderers completed a 4000 mile journey from Providence Rhode Island, claiming he walked every foot of the way. He averaged 42 miles per day and wins a $3000 wager started with one dollar.

Winnipes Browne Kings Providence R. 1

Seventeenth Teams Named for International Six Day Race

The roster for the twenty first annual international six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden lists seventeen teams. Among the entrants are Jack Clark and Patrick O Sullivan of Australia. Gordon Walkering and Ernie Fye with Australian and American ties. Jim mie Morgan from Poland. Francisco Vorci and Maurice Broc from Italy. Percy Lawrence and Jake Magin representing America. Alfred Halstead with Peter Robach, America. Joe Fogler and Alfred Goullot of Australia and America. Norman Hangen and Norman Anderson of Denmark. Clarence Carman and George Young of America. Hobby Walthour and Elmer Collins of America. Frank Gerry of Australia with John Bagel. VL, Mitten and Lloyd Thomas of America. Tred J O Keefe of Ireland with Jos Kopsky of Hungary. Willie Applehans and Herman Packabuach of Germany.

New York Gundsy Madison Square Garden Jack Clark Patrick O'Sullivan Australia Gordon Walkering Ernie Fye Alfred Grends Jimmie Morgan Poland Francisco Vorci Maurice Broc Italy Andre Perchicot Pett Breton France Percy Lawrence Jaxe Magin America Alfred Halstead Peter Robach Amarica Joe Fogler Alfred Goullot Atetralla Fred Hmi Martin Ryan Anmerica Norman Hangen Norman Anderson Denmark Clarence Carman George ‘Ongoron Hobby Walthour Elmer Collns Frank Gerry John Bagel Mitten Lloyd Thomas Amerie Tred J O'Keefe Iréland Jos, Kopsky Hungary Willie Applehans Herman Packabuach Germany

Maroon Trad Coach Picks Chicago Lineup for Opener

Chicago Illinois December 4 Coaches Pat Page and Skee Sauer of the Maroon basketball team have nearly selected five Midway players to face Lewis Institute in tomorrow night’s opener. Veterans Des Jar Misen Norgren and Stevenson will start, with Molander and Baumgartner at forward positions, as the Midway squad aims for the conference title.

Pat Page Chicago Ill Skee Sauer Maroon Midwayites Lewis Institute Genon Bartlett Raymnistrum Midway Midway Tana Des Jar

Kewanee Secures Big Subscriptions for Baseball

In Kewanee Illinois on December 1 subscriptions of 700 dollars each were received to guarantee the Central Association baseball team fund for next year. The large sum assures a place for Kewanee’s activities during the coming summer and solidifies backing for the team.

Kewanee Central Association Kewaneo

New York Officials Report 9000 Job Applications

New York City records show about 9,000 applications for roles under the incoming Mayor-elect John Purroy Mitchel’s administration, as Borough President George Me­seny recalls a saying about appointing public office. In Paris, France appoints a commissioner general to represent at the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco, with Alexander Louis Albert Tuman directing commerce ministry positions.

New York John Purroy City Hall George Mesneny Haye Carl Schurz Paris France San Francisco Alexander’ Louis ‘Albert Tirman Ministry of ‘Commerce

ILLINOIS OR BADGERS MAY BE BIG FEATURE IN IOWA CITY

Illinois or Wisconsin may substitute for Nebraska as the big game for Iowa City November celebrations under University of Iowa auspices. The likely date is November 7 with a Home Coming festival to follow. Nebraska may play Iowa on November 24, while the Conference game becomes the earlier feature. Iowa's wrestling program reorganized seeking dates for meets with Nebraska and Ames. Ed O’Connor, state champion, now a teacher, leads the wrestling group.

Town City Iwinois Wisconsin Nebraska Iowa City University of Iowa Cornhuskers Iowa Hawkeyes Jowans Jota Wills Schults Gardner Schnaider Grissel Fields Trexel Jacobsen Garretson Carmichael Brueckner Donnelly Hamilton Chestro Parsons Schneider Ames Lincoln Towahag O’can—Nor

Baseball on Chicago Diamonds in Grant Park

Chicago residents played two baseball games on the diamonds in Grant Park yesterday. Coatless men and boys joined in the pastime as employees and messenger boys contributed to the evening event drawing large crowds.

Chicago Der Grant Park

Savings Department promotes small deposits and safety

The Savings Department was created to help people save in small amounts with 4 percent interest. Hundreds of individuals opened savings accounts with one dollar to build comfortable sums. come to the bank on pay day and start your account with one dollar.

Ank

Peoria Seeks Egan to Manage Local Club

St Paul dispatch reports Peoria bid to hire E F Egan of St Paul as manager for the 1914 Three Eye league season. F B Smith of Peoria offers to finance the club if Egan leads, with Ottumwa competitor interest noted and Egan awaiting terms before replying.

Disputch Peoria St. Paul Foxy Nea Egan Ned Central Association Ottumwa Tocal Fang E. F. Egan Egan F. B. Smith Smith Tos Blu Thay F. Smith Smith Hotel

Prisoner Attacks Fort Madison Foreman With Hammer

John Meltzer, an inmate at Fort Madison state penitentiary, struck foreman Ray Maxson, 80, with a heavy hammer after reprimanding him for loitering near ax handle making. Maxson was taken to a hospital in critical condition. Meltzer, imprisoned since 1909 for first degree murder in Des Moines, had no prior serious infractions.

John Meltzer Fort Madison Plagner Maxson Jackson Mich Meltzer Moines Urison

Muscatine Lineup for Lone Tree Game Announced

Warren Davis announces Muscatine basketball lineup for tomorrow night against Lone Tree. Charles Fifer will pivot with guards Mavis and Reuling and forwards Roach and S Bristol. two high school players Jeffries and Grigsby may join later. Travel by auto if weather allows. several carloads of fans to accompany team returning to city in June after Saturday work resumes.

Muscatine Lone Tree Warren Davis Charles Fifer Company C Mavis Reuling Roach Sgristol Jeffries Grigsby Davis

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