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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1914
Page
9
Ansonas fall to Muscatine 4 to 2 after a late Muscatine rally in the seventh inning. Richardson and Gould were key in the scoring. Gould allowed the decisive runs as Muscatine converted two errors into three runs. Muscatine gained the lead with a fourth inning push and held on despite Ansonas’ late threats.
In a rough contest at 7:00 p.m. Muskies pull off a sweet revenge against the Ansons. Players include Bunuourys, Delaney, Foster, Suerte, Richards, and Jude, with key moments and defensive plays shaping the win amid a chaotic scoring sequence.
Wetzel plays in a tense Muscatine game as Hanbrook bunts to Richardson, Lee is cut down at the plate, Gould retires on strikes, and Curtis drives a key grounder. Harrell hit a double, scoring Gould and Curtis, while Masters added a single. The inning features daring steals and alert fielding as Muscatine edges ahead 1 run late.
Cedar Rapids, July 1. Roy Brown has been delivered to the Cedar Rapids club after leaving the Pacific coast Sunday. He is on a train heading to join Fa Hitl's Bunnies, due here today or Thursday at the latest. The weather in the Northwestern league area was too cold for his arm to perform well.
Los Angeles promoter McCarey signed Joe Azevedo of Oakland to meet Joe Rivers at Vernon on July 4 in a twenty round bout. Azevedo will replace Ad Wolgast who withdrew Monday. Azevedo rose by defeating Wolgast previously and has been training steadily this week.
A 20 percent discount offer applies to all articles in The Batterson Stores through Saturday night July 11. Customers may purchase items from 50 cents up to $100 value with proportional prices shown, such as 50c for 40c and $5 for $4. Aimed to boost weekend sales, the deal encourages customers to take advantage before closing.
Baseball recap shows Jack Millen winning for the Red SoxG 102 with a 4-1 final. Highlights include sacrifice by Smith and Gillfin, two-base hits by Dallas, Sweet, Wetzel, and Melinger, with Wahl, Honsling contributing two bases each. Ulndbers-to-Wambagansa to Sulton doubles, and Melinger adding three strikeouts on the mound. Time of game around seven minutes. Umpire Kennedy officiated.
In a tangled game summary the Ottumwa and Waterloo entries show shaky innings, with hits by Mun Egan Rengel and Blenner noted. Umpire Glennie called a matchup in American League and National League contexts, while scattered box details hint at a late homer by Rene in a muddled report about city standings and minor league splits.
Cedar Rapids Iowa July 1 Griffin Hirst baseman of the Keokuk baseball team pleaded not guilty in policy court Tuesday morning to a charge of disorderly conduct. As the case was not ready for trial, it was continued until Wednesday. Griffin was arrested after Dr Owens and Mr Beatty complained he insulted a young woman. It was alleged he used profane language including the phrase blonde. Griffin says he knew her and only said Hello Piano Player.
The Musservilla M. E. team beat Mulford Congregationals 4-1 at Hershey diamond after a close game. Musserville led early, Mulford scored in the fifth, then Musserville added three runs. Batteries: Grady Shoemaker for Musserville. Strohm Randleman Carpenter for Mulford. First Methodist forfeited to Baptists 9-0.
A cryptic mining note refers to Aki Sad and Ed Ei Te Vanien in a terse update. Details remain unclear in the fragment but indicate a handling or study of a mining event involving named individuals and potential regional ties.
Cincinnati July 1 A U S District Court decision restrains catcher William Killifer from playing with the Philadelphia National League team the United States Hoax. The Federal League appeal to the Appellate Court follows after a Grand Rapids judge refused the league’s plea. The ruling tempers player movement between leagues and signals a major setback for the Federal effort.
A mosaic of clippings notes Moran as a strong fielder despite a flaw, praises Alenne’s pegging ability, and mocks headlines about Chicago sports. It riffs on musical satire, jokes about gold and yen, and jokes about corn eating, with a tossed-in remark on Cedar Rapids salary talks and a pitcher named Faber.
Augusta Ga July 1 Carter Jr and Orr Jr both of Atlanta captured the doubles championship in the southern states tennis tournament defeating the Waring brothers of Columbus 6-4 7-5 They will compete in Chicago at Onwentsia this summer.
Australian player Brookes defeats Otto Froitzheim in the all comers men’s singles final at Wimbledon England, with a 1 1 6 1 5 7 4 6 score. Brookes advances to face title holder A F Wilding for the championship. Nichols Independents beat Togsery Shop 13 to 6 in Muscatine, with Zeigler and Pleo contributing key hits.
Detroit on July 1 beat Philadelphia 3 1 in a rough game as Russell pitched for Detroit and Dubue and Baker contributed hits. Philadelphia's errors and strong fielding by Boston hindered scoring, while Cleveland and St. Louis split a doubleheader with pitching staff changes. Washington defeated New York 3 1 in eleven innings, with McBrine scoring from second base, aided by late baserunning and solid pitching from both sides.
London report says English heavyweight Bombardier Wella mocked rival Colin Bell in a scheduled twenty round bout. Wella dominated from the start as a huge crowd watched. In the semi final Harry Stone of New York drew with Johnny Sumters, a Briton, while attention shifts to Willie Ritchie vs Freddie Welsh next Tuesday. Conservative London dailies finally give boxing coverage.
Sixty power boats from across the country are entered for the seventh annual Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association regatta at Peoria Lake. Among entries are ten boats over forty mph, including Baby Reliance and Kitty Hawk VII. Oregon Kid arrived and will test Peoria Lake waters. The event runs tomorrow through Saturday with hosting by Peoria Yacht Club and Illinois Valley Yacht and Canoe Club.
Albert Gould, son of nod ive, selected by Manager Boyle for mound duty as the Cubs travel to Muscatine for an exhibition against the Central Association club. Gould shows improvement this season with added speed and control of the spitball. Chicago sports writer Sam Weller notes the trip to Muscatine for loose change, with 4,000 to 5,000 fans expected and seat sales opened at 9 this morning.
Burlington Iowa July 1 reports the three states championship tournament for Illinois Michigan and Iowa in men's competition to decide the championship title.
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