Yale Bows Before Crimson in Thames Race
Yale and Harvard boats contested the Thames regatta near New London New Hampshire on July 1. Harvard won the varsity eight by nineteen lengths, Yale took the freshmen event, and Harvard also led the varsity fours. Columbia retained coach Rice, who received a ten year contract and $600 annual raise.
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New London
Genn
Harvard
Crisson
Yale
Torvard
Varsity
Crimson
Cambridge
Columbia
Rice
New York
N.zy
Jim Rice
Cornell
Rika
Baltimore
Arundel
Monmouth dominates Burlington in 14 to 4 rout
Monmouth thumped Burlington 14 to 4 as Binussor and Stark led the offense. The game featured strong hitting and powered by Monmouth pitchers, with Curnane and Hardgrove contributing for the winners while Sage and Griffith worked for Burlington.
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Monmouth
Burlington
Binussor
Stark
Tich
R, Brown
Griffith
Curnane
Hardgrove
Sage
Results Yesterday In Central Association Games
Yesterday's results from the Central Association show Monmouth defeating Burlington and Galesburg topping Kowanes. Keokuk beat Hannibal while Chicago won against Cincinnati. Boston defeated New York as New York beat Philadelphia. Pittsburgh fell to St. Louis. American League scores include Chicago over Cleveland and Washington over New York, with Boston over Philadelphia. Also listed are Rock Island, Waterloo, Quincy, Danville, Decatur, Dubuque, and Davenport results. An advertisement touts Shamberlain's Liniment as an antiseptic healer for injuries and rheumatic pains.
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Central Association
Itumwa
Muscatine
Monmouth
Burlington
Galesburg
Kowanes
Keokuk
Hannibal
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Three Teague
Rock Island
Waterloo
Quincy
Veorla
Danville
Decatur
Dubuano
Davenport
Ottumwa Falls In Ninth In Wild Base Loading Finish
Ottumwa lost 5 to 4 with bases loaded in the ninth as a late rally faltered. The Tigers, led by solid pitching from Boyd and key hits from Alperman and Wolycross, could not overcome Rube Burch’s tough outing and wild pitches. Ottumwa remains a high‑voltage contender in the league’s second division.
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Mit
Alperman
Boyd
Plympton
Denny Blake
Whitey
Wolycross
Blake
Tolycross
Boss Walters
Dodo Criss
Joalo Yeager
Banks
Browning
Burch
Kensel
Ottumna
Rube” Burch
Awaoke
Mhub
Hart
Koensel
Russell
Walters
Johnson
Harte
Bureh
Baseball box score looks from Ottumwa Muscatine game
In the Ottumwa at Muscatine game, Yeager out for interference. Summary lists innings with runs and hits, including Ahring Holy cross Walter, Kensel Blake, and Kensel. Pitchers Burch Plympton Boyd, with hits allowed and errors noted. Advertising blurb for Foley's Kidney Remedy ends the clipping.
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Welo Stars
Johnston
Ahring
Russell
Ottumwa
AB. R
Konsel
Johnson
Wall
Senno
Gard
Think
Boyd
Nevei
Muscatine
A.B
P. A. E. Ahfing
Alperman
Blake
Pena
Holycross
Waltera
Bureh
Ink
Senior Athletics Meet at Pittsburg Records Fall
Thirty two cities and thirty seven clubs are represented in the senior events of the AAU meet at Pittsburg today. Athletes seek national titles and spots on the American team for Stockholm 1936 while juniors set records yesterday. Honorees among juniors go to Irish-American AC of NYC, with New York AC close second. Falls Victor te nieves, SS. W. Bends of Coal City Alabama, files a grievance over a health theft blamed on liver and kidney trouble, later relieved by Dr King's New Life Pills.
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Pittsburge
dJuulors
Pittsburg
America
Stockholm
A. C
New York City
New York A. C
Victor
Te ‘Nieves
Ss. W. Bends
Coal City
Ala
Dr. King
Havercamp
Absolute Guarantee Promise on Every Job
A promise of full service assurance offers an absolute guarantee with every job. Clients are urged to act now to avoid delay and potential trouble, emphasizing peace of mind and savings from immediate action.
Golfers Qualify For Tournament At Geneva Club
Arrangements include a special street car to the Geneva Golf and Country Club for the July 4 club championship. Qualifying rounds draw strong interest with improved course conditions, new hole markers, and top prizes of gold silver and bronze medals in various classes. A city railway car line will run from Mulberry Avenue to the clubhouse from 11 AM to 11 PM to serve attendees.
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Geneva Golf and Country Club
Mia
Walker
Citizen's Railway and Light Co
Club
Nhin
Mulberry Avenue
Baseball notes mix of players and hopes in Des Moines
A fragmentary recap notes Toots Gard and Egan's heart, Grogan or Johnston benched, and Lou Walters' costly push for a winner. The Des Moines team climbs to fifth while stories of pushing, betting, and the Big Stick's family hint at a struggling baseball season.
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Toots” Gard
Egan
Otuikwa
Grogan
Johnston
Des Moines
Sys
Lou Walters
Gelwein Session Opens Tomorrow at Zion Lutheran
The Luther League state convention opens sessions tomorrow with Rev J Haefner of Zion Lutheran Church delivering the opening sermon Sunday in English. Divinity student Theodore Valentiner from Wartburg Seminary will preach during Haefner's absence and conduct services all summer, staying with the Hafner family and assisting in Sunday services and the summer school under the pastor's supervision.
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J. Haefner
Lutheran Zion’s Church
Jett
Oclwen
Luther League
Towa
Haetner
Theodore Valentiner
Wartburg Theological Seminary
Dubuque
Valentiner
Hafner
Haefner
Rowanee club and the unruly manager Andrews
An account notes Rowanee club as an anomaly and describes manager Andrews as quarrelsome and combative. It cites a ten dollar fine by the late Mr. Core, his urbane newspaper talk off the field, and his tendency to rile umpires, requiring a special officer to escort him from a local field.
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Rowanee Club
Core
Andrews
Council Allows Cedar Street Bridge Contract
The Muscatine City Council held a special session to inspect proposed improvements including the Cedar Street bridge. Aldermen awarded the Cedar Street bridge contract to S. B. Kinsley and directed the engineer to provide walks on Poplar and Oak Streets while continuing site deliberations for Excelsior Hose House locations. The meeting, led by Mayor Hill, also discussed sidewalk placements, street grading, and future improvements.
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Muscatine
Cedar Street
Young
Worl
S. 1
Kinsley
Watson
West HM
Excelsior Hoso House
Wagonette
Hill
Ald. Watson
Kendlg
Schroeder
Diereks
Nyenhuis
Zeidler
Montgomery
Wutson
Ald
Poplar Street
7Th
6Th Streets
Kendig
6Th
7Th Street
Mendig
Oak Street
Fifth Street
Locust Street
Zeldier
Diercka
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Power OF Crimson
Victora
Gaiis
Madd
L. A
Kewanco
Milligan
Cavanaugh
R. HL
Adams
Frankie
Murray
Kewanee
Anshang
Lobor
Scora
R. HE
Gakehule
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Iarles
Mogridge
Vans
Pittaburg
Clear
Thieygo
Pas St Owls
Detroit
National League
Clalgs
L. Pet
Chieagsdo
St. Lowis
Cincinath
Brooklyn Sare
sChuhs
Shamberlain
Gremmels Pipe Store
West
Second Stree
Aar
Atuch
Shiglo
W. LI. Pet
Oltumwa
Ceus Eee
Muscating
Keewando
Magcatino
Ned Jegan
Aing
Iowa
Yeager
P. Ose
Perry A
Pitman
Dale
Tex
Foley
Asiefort
A.W, Morgan
Drugeist
Dahl
Jackson Motor Car Co
4Th St
Ta. Avenue
Geneva Atulm Tes
Street Car Company
Rube” Church
Big Stick
Andrew
Maennerchor
Fite
Ecene
Gelwein
New
Waefner
Divinity
Main
Sumner
Council
S. E. Kinsley
Cedar Street Bridgh
Excelsior Base Company
T. HW. Brannan
City Recorder
A. W. Morgan
Laterife
REW
Pantorium
Welgh & Allen
Town Ave
Muscatine State Bank
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