Muskies Lose as Trailing Bunnies Edge Them in Slugfest
In a foggy Muscatine clash the Muscatine Muskrats trailed early but fought back, only to fall 5-2 to Cedar Rapids. Newcomer, Curtis, and Hart produced key hits while Ned Smith drove in runs. the late rally fizzled as Cedar Rapids held on for the win.
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Belden
Sunten Gardens
Cedar Rapids
Mite Caoulne
Casey
Omaha
Curtis
Ned Smith
Kate
Hasbrook
Hart
Aptond
Mulgan
Ward
Smith
Goo Braith
Mullin
Rad
Shinners
Pennington
Hagbrook
Geo
MONMOUTH CLUBS TAKE THRILLER OVER OTTUMWA IN MUDDY MEET
Monmouth hurler Huniies led a high scoring victory as the Browns lost a tight game at Ottumwa on a muddy field. Wise's error and a Lake Lotus rally in the sixth powered a four run burst, while Blodgett and Beach were pulled mid game. McMillan stood out for Monmouth, aiding an 8 to 6 win in a bunched series of errors and hits.
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Ottumwa
Waterloo
Wise
Lotus
Jays
Gma
Blodgett
Beach
Hollenbeck
Ottumina
Densa
Senna
Wall
Stampson
iModaetts
Mollanack
Fir Monmonth
Ith
L&w
Dunn
Sutton
From the Sporting Editor's Window
Weather and field conditions are described as Brown Sunday and Gray Monday with rain, odors, and attempts to warm pitchers. Umpire Spencer fined Golden Will $10 and ejected him for arguing a bases decision. Ottumwa leads, Monmouth struggles, and Cheney Tennings emerges as a top first baseman in the Central Association amid a rough season for the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shore
Spencer
Golden Will
Cheney Tennings
Firey
Hesbrool
Muskies Contenders for Flag This Year
Muskees contenders describe a pennant race in the Central Association with Ottumwa Burlington Cedar Rapids and Waterloo among hopefuls. Manager Boyle leads a strong club around a .600 pace while Slonmouth and Belden Hill push for top spots as the season nears the midpoint.
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Associathon
Boyle
Jocal Fang
Ottumwa
Burlington
Bunting
Dewrod
Slonmouth
Rukns
Waterloo Jays
Willay
Ketkul
Rowands
Cedar Rapids
Belden Hill
France Wins KOlf Match in Four Singles Over United States
France today defeated the United States in the International KOlf match. The French professionals won all four singles and took two of the four doubles to secure a 16 point total. Ynn Boulfe led the French squad as the event unfolded in France.
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Ynn Boulfe
France
United States
Muscatine Game Attendance and Fourth of July Plans
Attendance figures near 20,000 as Cedar Rapids leads the league with 31,240 while Muscatine hopes to reach 40,000, aided by a planned Fourth of July double feature between the Muskies and Waterloo Jays. Reserved seating is on sale, with a crowd predicted to surpass recent totals.
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Sam Block
Cedar Rapids
Muscatine Association
Central Association
Hannibal Club
Jeagie
Waterloo
Muskies
Waterloo Jays
Cubs
Giants Take First Place With Phillies Win
New York opened the series in Philadelphia with a 11 to 10 victory at the Quaker Village, seizing first place in the National League. Giants fielded well despite five errors as strong hitting aided a 18 secking knocks, while Philadelphia made seven miscues. Cubs fell 12 to 8 to the Pirates as Lavender pitched and White Sox beat Tigers 6 to 4 on thirteen hits. Schedule notes list today’s games across the majors.
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New York
Phillies
Quaker Vilage
Giants
Phils
Pirates
Yankees
Chicago
Tred Clarke
Lavender
Cubs
Maskeg
White Sox
Tigers
Sox
Ecores
Pittsburgh
Canmits
Cooper
Enyis
Coleman
Archer
St. Louis
Peer
Cincinnati
Salea
Winks
Pac- Hargdoinson
Harter and Clarke
Ee JL
Philadelphia
Tesréau
Willie
Mathewson
Meyers
Seaton
Chalmers
Alexander
Billifer
Boston
Brooklyn
Perdue
Ramdey
Rucker
Wagner
Allen and
Oller
Detroit
Herne
White
Benz
Schalk
Zamloch
Stanage
Cleveland
Grege
Carts
Baumgardner, Wellman and Agnew
Ersued
Plank and Chang
Schultz, Cluck and Sweeney
Washington
Cree
Groom, Johnson and Henry
Woods and Caay
Going Down Toney to Minors Goes to Louisville
Chicago reports Fred Toney, Cub pitcher, sold to the Louisville American Association team today. Terms of sale not disclosed. The deal was announced from Chicago on July 1.
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Cub
Louisvile
Chicago, Ill
Fred Toney
Louisville American Association
Chicago Nationals
Sunday School League Schedule Prepared
The schedule for the Sunday School league was announced by Physical Director R. H. Starkey of the M C A. Three games were set for this evening and the league opened last night with Mulford Congregational beating First Presbyterian. Future matches list First ME vs First Baptist at Fairgrounds and multiple Hershey pasture games across July and August with various congregations competing.
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R. H. Starkey
M.C. A
Justem
Mulford Congregational Church
First Presbyterian
Hershey
First Baptist
Fairgrounds
First Congregational
Germat
Presbyterian
Mulford
Nershey
Weed Park
Pirst M. B
M. B
Presbyteriana
Hershey Pasture
M. E
Baptists Va
Fairrounds
Banlist
Pairgrounds
First
Morntay
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Ene
Eno
Rangel
Cakeathats
Tadhy
Cedar Replds
Muscatine
Monmouth
Sthumien
Keokuk
Kowanee
Scarlington
Kowange
Masters
Katy
G. Smith
Faney
Hpo
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Calor
Smit
Allan
Rae
Ty Tiny
Tor
Serre Hy Sani Dustin
Ilene
Browiluy
Mumin
Sacence Hux
Katz
Heli Miley
Muscatne
Cedar Cape
Hove
Trusell and Brown
L. Pet
Wheeers i Aiuscatin
AOL
Hee
Keokwales Ss
Ataki Kewanen
ATE Gadar Rapids
Monmouth Clouters
Bae Burlington
Twirler
Hand
Kewanee Grabs
Browns
Sheldon
Hoilont Euch
Sunny
Fer
Sullivan
Atolon
Surtish Dunn
Calvin
Worfl
Kewantier Aw
Johnna
Harvey
Anitesh
dLoffries
Caldwell
Lona
Hills
Martine
Grogat
Grogan
Gar Heokule
Ryan
McGaffigan
Miller
Andreen
Sporting
Monmouth Fang
Pathfinders
Mynt
Gray
Prictice
Ota, Mustatine and
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Sterlings
Nth
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Leriay
Fouec
Pee
Wahl
Wild
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Pdrman
York
McGraw
Chiara
St Lows
Brooklyn Ste la
Pittshirsh
Leagua
Pet
L. Davenport
Dubuque
Bloomington
Danville
Springfed
Quincy
Decatur
Peoria
Springfield
Davenport
Cardinal
Miller Huggins
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta
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