Summer Sterneman Triumphs In First Geneva Golf Match
Summer Sterneman led her team to a narrow golf victory at Geneva links last night over the Roach contingent by a total lead of eighteen after a seven-point gain in the final game of the first match. Several Roach players did not participate, aiding the lumbermen's loss. Play resumes Friday July 9 with the second match and July 5 features a championship tourney with qualifying rounds for flight, silver, and bronze classes starting at 1 30.
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Davis, Muscatine topple Kewanee in listless 7 to 1 game
Muscatine pounded Kewanee for seven runs as Hooten injures a finger and Coffman fields in, nine steals highlight the contest at the fairgrounds park. Davis leads the offense with key hits and steals, while Coffman’s defense hinders Kewanee’s chances.
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Kewanee Clippers
Fairgrounds Park
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Hooten
Kewanee
Coffman
White Collar Line steamers schedule to Davenport and Burlington
The White Collar Line announces steamers Helen Blair and Columbia sailing to Davenport Rock Island every weekday at 7 a.m. Sundays at 7 30 a.m. Saturdays at 7 p.m. To Burlington and intermediates daily except Saturday at 8 30 a.m. Also to Keokuk and Burlington. W A Blair Manager W G Block Co Agents.
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Columbia
Davenport
Rock Island
Burlington
Keokuk
A. Blair
W. G. Block CO
Kewanee Beats Muscatine In Low-Scoring Game
Runs by innings show Kewanee with a 1-0 edge in the first and a later 1-0 burst, Muscatine responds with 7 runs in an inning sequence. Gaffney and Thompson recorded two and three base hits respectively. Davis Vinall and Thompson sparked baserunning with multiple steals as Grogan Reno Berg tied up the mound.
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Muscatine
Det
Clifford
Coffman
Davis
Holm
Vinci
Kewanee
Hooten
Gaffney
Thompson
Vinall
Chayka
Williams
Hunt
Osborn
Grogan
Reno
Berg
Grogran
T Truxell
Helm
Coffman, c. & Rf
Detweiler
O'S Vinall
Johnson Dominates Tony Ross in Easy Bout
In Pittsburg on July 1, Jack Johnson overwhelmed Tony Ross of Newcastle, outpointing him clearly. Johnson used height and weight to control close quarters, keeping a wide margin throughout as spectators felt he had the bout won.
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Tony Ross
Newcastle
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Ross
Greatest Crowd Sees Cubs Trim Pirates at Pittsburg Field
Pittsburg opened the world’s greatest baseball venue to a vast crowd but saw the Cubs win 3 to 2 in a hard fought game. Brown’s team edged Sully’s Sox 4 to 3 on the South Side as Louis Fiene starred in a tense mood.
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Browns Trim Sox
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Browns
Sully
South Side Park
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Louis Fiene
Baseball score roundup across leagues
In the American League Chicago defeated St. Louis 4 to 3 while Detroit beat Cleveland 7 to 1 New York won 4 to 2 against Washington and Boston prevailed 8 to 6 over Philadelphia In the National League Pittsburg 2 Chicago 3 Brooklyn 5 to 0 New York 3 Philadelphia 0 Boston 1 St Louis 2 Cincinnati 3 In the Three Eye League Bloomington 8 Dubuque 3 Peoria 8 Cedar Rapids 5 Rock Island 2 Springfield 1 Davenport 7 Decatur 3 In the Central Association Quincy 1 Ottumwa 0 Keokuk 2 Waterloo 0 Burlington 3 Hannibal 1
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Pet
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Eee Wee
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Ottumwa
Three Eye League
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Davenport
Decature
Peoria
Dubuque
Bloomington
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Decatur
Central Association
Quincy
Keokuk
Burlington
Local Baseball Squad to Play at In land Town Today
The Mokenas left this city this morning at 10 15 for Wil ton to oppose the Independents there this afternoon. Both teams are speedy and the outcome is in doubt.
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Mokenas
Wilton
Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Coughs and Lung Ailments
A. W. Morgan, druggist, touts Foley's Honey and Tar as stopping chronic coughs and strengthening lungs. The remedy is said to bring comfort in chronic bronchitis asthma hay fever and other lung troubles.
Keota Visitors and Local Travel Notes
Keota Iowa July 1 Mr and Mrs Frank Turner of Worthington Minnesota guests at the Seydel Lindauer and Longman homes left Tuesday evening for Seattle and other western places T S Thompson and his daughter Mrs Joe Young were called home from Youngstown Pa by the illness of Nina Young near Sigourney Miss Rita Schreckengast is here from Burlington visiting grandparents and relatives B D Helscher and A W Hamill returned Sunday from an automobile trip to Davenport
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Frank Turner
Worthington
Minn
Seydel
Lindauer
Longman
Seattle
West
T. S. Thompson
Joe Young
Youngstown
Sigourney
Rita Schreckengast
Burlington
B. D. Helscher
A. W. Hamill
Davenport
White Prairie Grange Ships Salt and Local Movements
White Prairie Indiana July 1 The White Prairie Grange unloaded a carload of salt Monday afternoon at Wilton purchased through Henry Lamp. Walter Maurer returned home after about three weeks with relatives near Iowa City. Farmers delivered sheep to William Lyle at the Norman farm north of Moscow. Adolph and John Rexroth attended Pomona Grange at White Pigeon. Rexroth son Lewis went to Rock Island for a sanitarium. Harry Rexroth left for Iowa City for hospital treatment.
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Harry Rexroth
Iowa City
Great Interest in Fifteen Round Bout at Family Theatre
The Terry Henderson glove contest draws high local and regional interest as a fifteen round bout at the Family Theatre on Saturday nears. Promoter T. F. Gleason schedules a five round preliminary between T Bayles and Ray Norton and offers fight films during intervals. If negotiations succeed, Terry Henderson may box at Burlington during the regatta.
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Family Theatre
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T. F. Gleason
T. Bayles
Ray Norton
Terry
Henderson
Burlington
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