New Twirler Debuts in Muskies Victory Over Pathfinders
In a South Main Park showcase, Mac Me Gonnaughey and Hurrells guided a strong Muskies pitching staff. Harrell made a sensational shoe-string grab in the seventh, while Masters and Harrell sparked key plays. Burlington mounted early offense, but Muscatine’s pitching and defense sealed a 5-3 win as Elis and McNeil battled for the Pathfinders.
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Creamy Masters
Mac’ Me
Rube Ellis
Hasbrook
Mastera
Harrells
Burlington
Harrell
Tlures
Danny
Jacoby
Jacobs
Burlington Sinbran
Muskies
Camp Dall
Hart
Masters
Dagaine
Pathfinders
Justice Actu ally Makes a Decision on Burlington Game
President Justice yesterday announced the first game of a doubleheader at Burlington on July 16 between the Path Finders and Waterloo was thrown out, dropping a win from Burlington and a loss from Waterloo. It suggests Ottumwa may have no win from its assignment, while Muscatine would show one defeat, though Muscatine has not protested. Proxy Justice may investigate and could find Ottumwa in the same situation.
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McNeil
Fred
Eiliis
Harmon
Bingle
Laura
Ellis
McGlade
Kate
McNiel
Elis
Rabo
Campbell
Ells
Jalso
Hetle
iMaster
George Hutt
Cleveland
Hugo
Bezdek
Pittsbursh
Éair
Bame
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Rire
AcConnnugney
Roy
Lowther
Harman
Waver
Lao
BO McGlade
Hale
Foreman
Humes
Jacoba
Muscatine
Burlington
Hurrell
Iemts
Hirt En Fance
Masters
Mumex
Funs
Timman
McQlads
Hart
Harrell
Bnne
McCan
Paurney
Jacoby
Strurk
Wacobs
Wik
Iftehna
Jace Y Uineton
Justice
Pathfinders
Waterloo
Wataroo Club
Ottumwa
Mustaine
Camp Tine
Hoyle
H l
Duluth Baseball Star Sold to Cleveland Club
Duluth right fielder Dimer Smith will report to the Cleveland American League club after August 4. Northern League president Blume, who closed the deal, did not disclose the purchase price.
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Duluth
Minn
Dimer Smith
Cleveland American Ileague
Presidant Blume
Club Hero
Sunday School Baseball Title Race Heats Up
Allendora, Teutons, Baptists, Presbyterians clash in a day of tight games at Wead park and fair grounds. M Zathetos leads Teutons with Baptists close behind in the chase for the league crown. Congregationalists fall 8 to 1. Mulford club protests an 11 to 9 Methodist win after three innings.
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M. Zathetos
Baptiste
Dierchs
Diercke
Golve
Shefrit
Tiermanin
R Phe Baptists
Fair Grounds
Dunn
Jyho
Alams
Garnet
Heezen
Smith
Anderson
Congregational Battery
Mulfords
First Methodists
Mulford Club
Wead Park
Methofats
Batteries
Methodists
Grigsby
Bloom
Leo
Mulforda
Thangon
Baverbach
Opposition to Prexy Gains Steam Across Towns
Reports from Monmouth Waterloo and Kewanee papers show opposition to President Justice within the Central association as annual directors meet in January. The Monmouth Review promotes Jim Hayes of Davenport Threes League as a potential successor while Waterloo Courier notes dissatisfaction and mentions Hayes amid efforts to untangle water protests and alleged misconduct.
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Central Association
Directora
Monmouth
Waterloo
Kewanee
Monmouth Review
Jim Hayes
Davenport Threes League
Central Nasociation
Bat
Waterloo Courier
Courier
Suatioe
Androva
Mathewson Dominates Cardinal Sweep. Giants Top NL Standings
Mathewson hurled four hitless innings in a 4–0 win over the Cardinals as the Giants extend their NL lead. In the American League, Joe Boehling’s bid for a season-ending win streak ends after a tough first inning, snapping a seven-game AL streak. Other majors games recap follow.
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Humphries
Boston Braves
Cuda
Virions
Trojans
Boston
Windy City
Christy Mathewson
Cardinals
Giants
Joe Bochling
Washington
Willisma
Filnger
Hlatate
Gegaon
St. Louis ‘Browns
Boehling
Alexander
Philadelphia
Washington D C Set to Urge Unemployed Legislation
A report from Washington says Lee Lippa, organizer for the International Association of the Unemployed, will petition Congress and urge prompt action to improve working conditions and steady idle workers willing to work if given opportunity. Tariff and currency debates limit prospects this session. In other notes, Muscatine attendance tops 20,000 aimed to reach 40,000, while Cedar Rapids reports strong crowds and central league turnout nearing 40,000 for the season as the Burns push for eighth place.
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D.c
International “Association of the
Congress
Gear Rapids
Burnies
Ixewanee
Central Association
Yeaterrday
Hannibal
Eiky
C. A
Bunnyville
Former British Officer Arrested as Snatch Thief in NY
Alexander L. Frost, a self described former Second Lieutenant in the British Army and Royal Artillery graduate, is taken into custody in New York for stealing a pocketbook from a Columbia University student in Avery Hall. Police recover the pocketbook and multiple railroad checks indicating Frost had traveled between New York, New Haven, and Cambridge, matching prior descriptions of a man linked to similar thefts at Harvard and Yale.
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Bnatch
New York
Alexander’ L. Frost
Royal Artillery School
Woolwich
Columbu-Univeratty
University Kroundg
Avery Hall
Porkon
New Haven
Cambridge
Warvard
Yate, Pate
Results Yesterday In The Central Association Baseball
Yesterday's results include Thres 1 over Springfield 6 to 3 Decatur defeated Bloomington 7 to 2 Danville beat Dubuque 12 to 3 and Davenport 2 over Peoria 76 Quincy 3 Muscatine and Burlington tied with Kewanee Cedar Rapids 0 No other games were played.
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Danville
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Ata Bloomington
Peoria
Thres
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Quincy
Central Association
Muscatina
Burlington
Kewanese
Cedar Rapids
Late change in Grand Circuit card with two reruns
Today s Grand Circuit harness meet features the free for all pace postponed to Thursday and the 2 24 trot moved to today s program. The 2 20 trot and 2 08 pace remain on today s card along with fast racing predictions for Grand Rapids Mish.
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Grand Rapids
Mish
Coast Tennis Cracks Strife Of Two Cities Dazzle Chicago Fans
Chicago spectators witness top western players John Strachan and Clarence Griffin reach the fourth round of the western tennis tournament at Onwentsia. Californians showcase fast serves and precise placements as Walter Hageg and JHB Winston duel for doubles supremacy amid ongoing second round matches and rising women's play. City officials in Muscatine discuss renewing the diamond event with Iowa City, while darkness interrupts last year’s match at the local lot.
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Chicago, I
John Strachan
Clarence Griffin
San Francisco
Onwentsia
Gali Ft
Walter Hageg
J. HB. Winston
L. H. Wardner
Iowa City
Koehler
Hoffman
Je Galé
Ie Batie
Darkeness
Bloomers Banned At Riverview Camp Causes stir
July 29 Riverview Wisconsin. Bioom ere worn by 26 girls in the Young Women's Christian Association camp were ordered suppressed by matron Miss Bertha Noetke. Due to motorboats and steamers a dress deemed immodest is banned and girls must wear skirts in the future. The bloomers had been popular among the campers.
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la Crosaa
Wia
Young Women's Christian Association
Riverview
Here
Bertha Noetke
Revolt in Portugal Reported With Fierce Street Fighting
Despatches from Portugal via the Spanish frontier describe large revolutionary activity in Lisbon and Oporto. Serious street clashes reportedly occurred overnight as troops repelled rebels attempting to free political prisoners at the Sixteenth Infantry regiment barracks.
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Republic
Paris
Portugal
Lisbon
Oporto
Associated Press
Sixteenth Infantry Regiment
Tha Sivifana
Chicago approves women police for beaches and halls
Chicago council passed an ordinance to create women patrols on the city force. Mayor Harrison will appoint ten women to duty at beaches, dance halls, and similar venues where they can be more efficient than men.
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Chicago
Harrison
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