Camels Triumph Over Jacks in Second Game 9 to 3
In Jacksonville Ill on June 3 the Camels defeated the Jacks 9 to 3 as Eyler pitched well with eight hits allowed and no walks. The game featured a big sixth inning by the Camels and late scoring by Muscatine, with Van Dine Walsh and Walters delivering two baggers for the winners.
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Decatur Wins 5 4 As Ruhland Delivers Crunching Blow
At Decatur Illinois on June 3 Ruhland's hit broke the game in the eleventh inning giving Decatur a 5 to 4 victory. Merz relieved Cooper in the sixth and pitched brilliantly while player umpires caused considerable wrangling. Batteries Cooper Merz Hartley Hogan O’Connor.
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Baseball Scores from Yesterday
Muscatine defeated Jacksonville 9 to 3 while Decatur edged Clinton 5 to 4 in eleven innings reflecting a busy slate of yesterday’s games.
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Ball game report in Jacksonville likely exaggerated
The note suggests the supposed ball game in Jacksonville yesterday was overblown and instead resembled a long run. It mentions Walters as if his group opened the floodgates and allowed fast scoring.
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Jeffries Angers Over Reported July Fourth Fix
The passage notes anger toward a supposed interview from Governor Gillette at Chicago about a July Fourth fix. Jeffries distances himself from the governor. Dietz retaliates against Umpire Donovan after an early call, delivering a lively batting display while Donovan supports the effort.
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Sterling releases players sign with local club in Northern
Chicago papers report catcher W. E. Billings and left fielder Frank Clancy released by Sterling and joining the local club in the Northern. Association officials deny the report. News would be hard to break to Foutz Reisinger and Dietz.
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Detroit Manager Confesses Plans to Marry Miss O Boyle
Dan Cupid admits engagement to Miss O Boyle after denying betrothal. He met her at a bachelor ball in Pittsburg while managing Hughey Jennings of E Yah fame.
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Championship Truce Shifts Spoils After Chicago Showdown
After the Championship tussle in Chicago the principals dispute how the winnings will be divided. Champ Gotch’s manager confirms the fighter will not retire now.
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Weather disrupts same day basketball slate
Rain cancels or disrupts several games across Muscatine Clinton Freeport Elgin and Joliet with schedule shifting. Today Muscatine faces Jacksonville and Decatur while Clinton meets Decatur and Jacksonville. Tomorrow rearranged matchups include Muscatine Decatur Clinton Jacksonville Freeport Joliet and Elgin Kankakee.
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McKee Eleven Team Wins Fast Contest Over Schmalz Aggregation
McKee Eleven Team defeats Schmalz Aggregation 5 to 2 in the league third game. The contest ends with McKee securing a decisive win as the league season progresses.
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Papke Cancelled Bout With Flynn in Los Angeles
Billy Papke has sidestepped the engagement and cancelled the boxing bout slated with Jimmy Flynn in Los Angeles on the 18th. The planned match will not take place.
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Weathered whimsy on porch dreams of wrestling lawn match
A Chicago Tribune quip imagines a pleasant day with a porch chair and a long cold drink, and humorously proposes a champion wrestling match staged on the lawn as perfect calm. The playful line echoes a relaxed, nostalgic newspaper tone.
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Baseball Scores and Games Across Leagues
National League results include Chicago 2 over Boston 1 and New York 7 over Cincinnati 3. American League notes postponements due to wet grounds and rain, with Boston 10 St. Louis 9 in eleven innings. Three Eye League results show Waterloo 3 Danville 2 eleven innings and Bloomington 4 Dubuque 3. Central Association scores list Quincy 10 Monmouth 5 and Burlington 9 Keokuk 0 with Hannibal 2 Keokuk 1. Galesburg Ottumwa game noted as postponed.
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Major NBA Matchups Listed For Today
Games listed include New York at Chicago Boston at St Louis Washington at Cleveland Chicago at Boston Pittsburg at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York St Louis at Philadelphia A local real estate note adds South Dakota land sale offer with buyer expense coverage by J Linn Hoopes.
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Jockey Fred Langan Killed at Gravesend Race
Jockey Fred Langan died when his horse Stalwart Lad fell on the home stretch turn in the final race at Gravesend yesterday confirming a fatal racing accident.
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Wilton High School 1919 Class Graduates Fifty Percent
Thirteen students receive diplomas in Wilton Iowa marking the thirty-fifth commencement. Dr Rollo F Hurlburt Iowa City delivers address urging practical education and upright careers. Supt E D Bradley presents diplomas as Miss Montgomery and Miss Saunders noted aides leave for new posts. Class colors gold and light blue, counts five boys and eight girls with strong scholarship and extra curriculars.
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