Cubs Open At St Louis In Pennant Chase
Chicago reports the White Sox sweep of four straight from pennant chasers as Smith dominates with a decisive wallop in a 3 0 win on the South Side. Cubs begin a four game series in St Louis as they push toward the pennant and chase the leaders.
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Chicago
Ill
Smithie
Iron Man
Morgan
Licorice Fame
Mackmen
White Sox
Cubs
St. Louis
Cardinals
Buccaneers
Baseball Results From Yesterday’s Games
American League scores show Chicago 3 Philadelphia 0 and Detroit 0 Boston 4. St. Louis 6 Washington 0. National League results include Cincinnati 4 over St. Louis 7. American Association games feature Toledo 8 Kansas City 5 and others. Davenport 1 Peoria 0 in the Three I League.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
New Fork
Flaim
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Central Association
L Pet
Keokuk
Burlington
Ron Hannibal
Kewanee
Quincy
Waterloo
Tack
Ottugggee
Pet Rock Island Seeh
Ene
Springfield Davenport
Bloomington Se
Decatur
Peoria
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Davenport
Muskies Fall to Maquoketa in Rough Showdown
Muscatine team nearly wins but loses 1 to 0 at Maquoketa as McKee holds firm and Davis struggles at the plate. Earlier efforts against Maquoketa Stars show improved offense but fall short. Tuesday and Wednesday schedules cited with Mt. Veron and Thars listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Maquoketa
Harry McKee
Muscatine Club
Terry
Pearl Cities
Gaffney
McKee
Scott
Baker and Scott
Galloway and Gaffney
Regional High School Scores Report
Rock Island 3 Bloomington 0 Cedar Rapids 3 Decatur 2 Dubuque 5 7 Springfield 9 3 A compact scoreboard summary of multiple city rivalry games with final tallies across teams.
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Rock Island
Bloomington
Cedar Rapids
Decatur
Dubuque
Springfield
Central Association Standings and Game Notes
Jacksonville 1 0 Hannibal 6 9 Kewanee 4 8 Burlington 1 3 Ottumwa 1 9 Waterloo 2 0 second game forfeited to Ottumwa Quincy 8 3 Keokuk 2 7 first game eleven innings.
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Central Association
Jacksonville
Hannibal
Kewanee
Burlington
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Quincy
Keokuk
Schedule of Today’s Major Baseball Games
Chicago plays St. Louis in a confrontation at the field. Cincinnati visits Pittsburg as New York travels to Boston. Brooklyn faces Philadelphia in a Big League clash.
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National League
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Toasted cornflakes praised for corn flavor appeal
Toasted cornflakes remain popular due to their distinct corn taste. The slogan "Yello" is touted as most popular for its claim of the finest yellow corn flavor.
Pirates and Swastikas in Lopsided Amateur Clash
A lively amateur baseball day drew about two hundred fans at Fair Ground Park. The Pirates defeated the Swastikas 13 to 0 with Bloom making a running field catch as a highlight. Wilton Reds fell 4 to 2 to Iowa City Independents due to misplays. Meteors beat the Swastikas while Barry Mechanics edged Roach and Musser 7 to 5.
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Fair Ground Park
Mokenas
Eagles
South Enders
R. H. E. Ped Snade
Geen
Gene Maples
Hopkins
Schroeder
Grafe
Billings
Pirates
Hans Wagner
Freddie Clarke
Bloom
R. H. E. Fariwew
George
Karg
Lippelgoes
Muentz
Wilton Reds
Wilton
Iowa City Independents
Wilton Crew
Iowa City
Schwartzlender
Kettering
Chalfant
Barry
Hershey Park
Barry Mechanics
Roach
Musser
Bazard
Yello Toasted Cornflakes debut praised for corn flavor
The new Yello toasted cornflakes are described as delicious with a strong corn flavor that outshines other brands. Early testers say the product is new and better, aiming to attract cereal lovers seeking richer taste.
Wapello News Roundup Highlights Local Happenings
The Wapello IA column reports Knights of Pythias outing at Meyerholtz lake with about a hundred attendees, plus social events, church notices, and local business plans. Rev J W Gerlach plans a two week vacation. Automatic Button Co considers a Muscatine factory if a building is erected, with funds subscribed.
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Wapello
Knights of
Presbyterian Church
John Hale
Commercial Bank
Clara Warren
Jennie Sellers
Cedar Falls
America Beane
Morning
George R. Adye
Adye
Missouri
Lizzie Hurley
J. E. Garrett
O Co
Icam Will Pragise On Davenport Track
The Roach and Musser running team plans a Davenport training run ahead of the state firemen tournament next week. They depart Monday to race on the fourth and prepare on the Davenport mile track. A new cart is on order, and eighteen Navy blue R and M shirts with diamond logo will be shown in Wagner Brothers window.
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Roach and Musser
Davenport
Wagner Brothers Book
R. and M
South End
Socialist Speaker Talks on Industrial Strife and Labor
Walter B. Dillon, socialist speaker, argued socialism fixes labor unrest and blames mill owners for strikes. He spoke on Stewart road after a tough Saturday. meanwhile a large crowd attended his Sunday lecture and an Iowa City stop was announced. Local social and personal notes follow, detailing visits and travels of Muscatine residents.
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Walter B. Dillon
Stewart Road
Dillon
Iowa City
South Muscatine
William Priester
Dora Guthrie
Oregon Street
Margaret Beckey
Nebraska
Local notes from Columbus Junction July social visits
A column of contacts and travels lists residents and visitors around Columbus Junction Iowa. Families from Muscatine Letts Moline and Washington share Sunday visits and reunions. A Zion family reunion in Rushville Indiana draws W H Zion back to his Iowa roots along with camping on the Iowa River and various trips to Kansas City Oklahoma City and Roswell New Mexico.
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Moline
Ill
John McFarland
W. H. Zion
Rushville
Ind
Zion
Mr. Zion
Iowa
B. C. Cranor
Roswell
N. M
I. A. Endsley
Lola
Kansas City
Nelson Endsley
J. T. Mathews
Baby
Washington
Iowa River
J. P. Dawson
E. W. Oliver
Oklahoma City
Pine Mills Social News Highlights
Miss Mary Wunderlich conducted business at Pleasant Prairie on Tuesday. Grace Tieschner returned home from Davenport after a visit. Haying is under way with Wm. Grillia aiding A. Bennett. Mrs. A Kemper and Edith visited with Mrs. Wolf. The Pleasant Prairie dance drew little attendance due to rain. Mary and Addie Wunderlich spent Sunday in Montpelier. George Fry, Will Fix and C. Cooper threshed for Mr. Sissel on the river road. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crow moved to a farm recently considered. Charlie Bare lost a valuable horse shot in the head. another horse is ill from blood poisoning. L. Stapp and O. Stapp visited from Davenport in an auto at H. Carwiezell home. W. Schaelhasse of Walcott visited H. Carwiezell. Farmers busy with hay, grain, and shocks.
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Pine Mills
Mary Wunderlich
Pleasant Prairie
Grace Tieschner
Davenport
Wm. Grillia
A. Bennett
A. Kemper
Edith
Prairie
Wolf
Mary
Addie Wunderlich
Montpelier
Geo. Fry
Will Fix
C. Cooper
Mr. Sissel
Fred Crow
Beatty
Charlie Bare
L. Stapp
O. Stapp
H. Carwiezell
W. Schaelhasse
Walcott
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well-Briscoe Motor Co
Jackson Motor Car Co
Cedar
Muscatine
Ton and
Louisa Counties
Sux
Smith
Dixon
Mt. Vernor Thars
Morenas
Meteors
Hintermeister and Kneckles
Bazard and Bosten
Ammer
Saw
Chautauqua
Els
ICAM
Clude
Big Firemen
Charles Smith
Fruitland
S. McDaniels
Fredonia
Alma Ellis
Alice Wilson
Mary Lewis
C. A. Carpenter
G. W. Oakes
Gale
Grace
Riverside
Elsie
James Reaney
Letts
Laura
L. A. Literal
Nichols
Mills
Frank Paxson
Eliza Paxson
O. M. Cavin
E. M. Smith
Little Rock
Ark
W. M. Whitenton
E. D. Winslow
W. E. Walker
Columbus Junction
H. Meeker
Arthur
A. Shipman
I. C. Freeland
Wm. J. Bryan
E. C. Johnston
S. M. van Viiet
van Dresky
Sam Overholt
Hazel Longstreth
Earnest Meeker
Cranston
M. Rippey
John Hiatt
Family Theatre
Geo. Eitman
B. Schmidt Shoe Store
Chestnut St
Harry Kern
Mgr
Surance
Cable’s New Jewelry Store
West Second Street
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