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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1911

Page

6

Camels Rally To Top Keokuk In 6-3 Victory

The Camels steal ten bases and defeat Keokuk 6 to 3 behind strong pitching by Browning who held Keokuk to three hits through eight innings. Belt’s defense and aggressive baserunning fueled the upset while Hart Cavanaugh and Carroll sparked the offense with multiple stolen bases and key plays. The Muscatine lineup trailed early but capitalized on Keokuk errors to secure the win and stay close in the standings.

Keokuk Steen Burlington Browning Mr. Pennington Mr. Browning Hart Cavanaugh Muscatine Holycross Alperman Reichle Bresnahan Ing Carroll Hart Browning Ahr Murray Ogle Balle Pfyl Core

Baseball games scheduled for today across leagues

National League slate includes Chicago at Pittsburgh in cloudy 3 30 p m. Cincinnati visits St Louis with games at 2 p m and 4 p m weather clearing expected as games proceed.

Camels Aim for Keokuk Victory In Central Association Notes

The Central Association reports Camels hoping to cap in Keokuk to win. Hub Hart remains batting king with three safeties boosting average. Denny Blake praised as top batter. roster limits enforce thirteen players per team. Muscatine weeded, fourteen three-baggers boosts lead. Camels second in home runs with six. Wallopers trail in total bases. Vanderhill and Rondeau hit over .300. Walters shows a .281 mark. Browning fans three in fifth. Keokuk’s Murray injured but returns. Hardgrove signs with Monmouth aiding Browns over Galesburg. Painter linked to Keokuk. Ottumwa Courier confirms same Eddie Painter with old antics.

Burlington Ottumwa Keokuk Kewanee Se Monmouth Hart Mus Vanderhill Pennington Kuk Nickell Han R Brown Bur Johnson Dunn Burton Bur Johnston Ott Ellis Bur D Or? Walters Walsh Han Eee Wee Go Dilger Keweee Ee D. Blake Cavanaugh Gales Dowling Henry Han Wise Alperman Clark Kuk Pewacse Fox Gales Hilly Kuk Ee Ao Blausser Frankie Kilpatrick Kew Berghammer Carroll Ens Gales Seeeeees Ogle Kuk Jacobson Scanlon Elkins Ott Watson Burn Reichle Griffith Shea Han Ee Mon Starke Mon Walters Monse Eee Bresnahan Harper Sampson McCafferty Russell Ott Irmscher Manuel Kew Bagnall Han Seers Gurney B. Blake Hawk Bashang Fortman Beltz U Ors Banks Murray Kukamenen Camels Pet ‘Holycross Mueller Edlich Ortman Justus Atwell O'Brien Central Association Kewanee Wallopers Pon Painter Ottumwa Courier Eddie Painter Snapper Kennedy Ottumwa Fair Grounds Packingtown

Browns Score Big in Early Lead as Galesburg Falls

Monmouth Illinois June 1 Browns win in first inning 6 runs off Mogridge Hilgefort. Blausser homers for Galesburg seventh and Monmouth eighth with bases loaded. Final Monmouth 14 Galesburg 6. Batteries Mogridge Hilgefort Tonnes Evans Ottumwa Hannibal Dunn Link.

Monmouth Tiil Browns Mogridge Hilgefort Blausser Galesburg Monm Galesb Tonnes Evans Ottumwa Hannibal Ross Kewanee Burling Kadgihn Drohan Kurke Brown Bell Griffith

Belt Cuts Down Team and Reorganizes Infield and Outfield

Manager Belt reduced his squad to thirteen men and issued releases to Pyle Ogle Harper and Bruggeman. He reshuffles positions with Belt at first Painter second Pennington at short and Hilly in left field. Belt vows payroll under 1400 dollars and notes eleven players retained: Cavanaugh Pennington Burch Smith Boothby Bluejacket Painter Bresnahan Hilly Reichle Murray.

Belt Pyle Ogle Harper Bruggeman Painter Pennington Hilly Short Walters Rohn Stark Beckley Muscatine Lou Walters Keokuk Boothby Cavanaugh Burch Smith Bluejacket Bresnahan Reichle Murray

Speeding Cars On East Hill Warn Residents

East Hill residents report excessive speeds on East Second Street and Park Avenue as drivers treat the smooth pavement like a speedway. Some exceed forty miles per hour, causing near misses for children crossing. They threaten to enforce safety if the city does not curb the problem. Prayer meeting announced at Park Avenue M E church. Miss Ida Hogan travels to Davenport for a day visit. Clyde Allen family moves to North Mulberry Avenue from Smalley Avenue.

East Hill East Second Street Park Avenue Indianapolis Speedway East End Edward Stodghill Park Avenue M. E Ida Hogan Grant Street Davenport Clyde Allen Smalley Avenue Mulberry Avenue

Weed Park Club Sets Plan for Improvements and Socials

The Weed Park club held its first meeting at the Park clubhouse with strong attendance and plans for improvements. Members target screened doors and windows and added lighting around the clubhouse and driveway. A social ice cream event is scheduled for June 7 to fund park needs and state encampment costs. next meeting is at the Musser library on Saturday at 3 PM.

Weed Park Club Park Park Club Musser

Weather and baseball forecasts for major league cities

The notice lists clear weather for MLB matchups in the afternoon with game times: St Louis at New York 4 p m Chicago at Boston 3 30 p m Cleveland at Philadelphia 3 39 p m Detroit at Washington 4 p m.

Chicago Boston Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit Washington

Rock Island Beats Dubuque in Western League Action

Western League results show Rock Island defeating Dubuque 7 to 8 in a close game. Lincoln wins 3 to 1 over St. Joseph, while Pueblo-Sioux City game postponed due to train washouts with Pueblo delayed.

Rock Island Dubuque Lincoln St. Joseph Pueblo-Sioux City Pueblo

Water-Witch Set to Defend Title in Upcoming Race

The Water-Witch, 22-foot craft that beat Niagara 11 last fall, will be back in the water soon to defend its title against the Niagara II. Built by Smalley Auto & Marine Co. and owned by Hudson Bros., the Water-Witch hails from this city.

May Start Polo Tourney

New York reports promising weather as the English and American polo teams travel to Meadowbrook for the international polo cup opener. Early conditions showed rain pools drying after dawn with sun and a drying breeze aiding a possible afternoon match.

New York Meadowbrook

Results Yesterday Across Leagues and Cities

Central Association games included Muscatine 6 over Keokuk 3 and Monmouth 12 over Galesburg 4. Burlington 9 defeated Kewanee 8, Cincinnati 2 beat St. Louis 4. All other games postponed due to rain. American League saw New York 2 and Washington 3. Three-Eye League reports Waterloo 10 over Davenport 5.

New York Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburg St. Louis Wwe Cincinnati Brooklyn Boston Detroit i New York Ee Cleveland Washington Pet Peoria Decatur Dubuque Rock Island Waterloo Quincy Oe Danville Cone Davenport E Central Association Muscatine Keokuk Galesburg Monmouth Ottumwa Hannibal Burlington Kewanee Davenport

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed by Pasadena Druggists

A Pasadena letter from March 9 1911 shows Foley Co druggists endorsing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as an efficient non narcotic cough remedy. It is safe for children with no nau seating or digestion interference, and is recommended by C H Ward Drug Co and C L Parsons secretary treasurer.

California Pasadena Cal Foley & Co Foley C. H. Ward Drug Co C. L. Parsons, Sec’'y and Treas Foley’s A. W. Organ

Rexford Praises Foley Kidney Pills For Back And Kidney Pain

A. W. Morgan cites F. S. Rexford of Kansas City saying a severe cold settled in his back and kidneys, causing great pain. After using two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills, he reports substantial relief and recommends the remedy.

F. S. Rexford New York Life Bldg Kansas City Foley A. W. Morgan

Steamer Dubuque Becomes Excursion Boat Debuts at Keokuk

The steamer Dubuque once a Diamond Jo river packet on the upper Mississippi has been converted into an excursion vessel by new owners Streckfus company. It debuts as a pleasure boat at Keokuk this evening with capacity for about 2,900 excursionists and a fare of 125 dollars after previously renting for 90 dollars.

Dubuque Mississippi River Keokuk Streckfus Company

Foley's Kidney Remedy Endorsed for Chronic KidneyBladder Trouble

A. W. Morgan endorses Foley's Kidney Remedy for chronic kidney and bladder issues. It is claimed to regulate and control kidney bladder action while providing healing, strengthening, and bracing effects.

Foley A. W. Morgan

Last Trip of Steamer Lily Ends Government Service

Three old Mississippi steamers passed the city yesterday the Lily government boat Ben Hershey raft boat and the B B ferry. The Lily will be sold at auction and replaced by gasoline crafts for channel inspection and light-keeping duties with possible private sale as a pleasure craft.

Mississippi River

Ferry boat era echoed by river men in East Moline

The B. B. arrived in the city last evening on its way to Quincy. Formerly a ferry between East Moline and Bettendorf, it has served as a tug boat for years. Its temporary appearance revived memories of old river crossings at this point.

Quincy East Moline Bettendorf

Also Mentioned on This Page

L. Petalespurg Seeeeting Chief Belt An- Ting R.h.po.a.e. Bresnahan Ba Pennington Ae Cavanaugh E. Pet Eee Loudy Denny Blake C. A Justice Vanderhill and Rondeau Paul Hardgrove Pavers Martin Rockford Blausser Twins Senna and Hit Ers Pful, Ogle Harper and Posi Upper East Second Street Cial Ning Brush Smalley Auto and Marine Co East Front Street Streckfus River Packet Lily Ben Hershey B. B. Here B. B B. Hershey Uscatine Tri-City Loan CO Brady St Iowa Bond’s Restaurant Iowa Avenue Muscatine State Bank
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