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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1911
Page
6
In Ottumwa Iowa on June 3 Hannibal tied the game in the ninth and won in the fifteenth as Shea doubled and Nickell added a safety Frankies homer sparked the comeback Rus sell's fielding starred in the finale. Ottumwa’s bats struggled with Hannibal pitching and late errors contributing to the final line.
National games listed for Philadelphia at Pittsburg Boston at Cincinnati and New York at Chicago with conditions shown as clear or rain and start times around 3 15 p m and 3 90 p m, reflecting a busy afternoon slate.
Brooklyn at St Louis clear 315 pm St Louis at New York threatening 330 pm Chicago at Boston clear 3 pm Cca at Philadelphia cloudy 3 pm Detroit at Washington cloudy 4 pm
Central Association Hannibal edged Ottumwa fifteen innings. National League New York beat Chicago while others fell to rain. American League Chicago crushed Boston as Washington routed Detroit. Three-I Decatur won 1 0 over Peoria. Davenport topped Waterloo. Western League Omaha and Denoggs led, with several games postponed by rain. College action saw Minnesota defeat Beloit and Earlham top Indiana State Normal.
The Moguls meet Olive Branch at Olive Branch with Suman and Woods in the Moguls battery while Hopkins boosts Olive Branch. Hatfield will face Hopkins in the mound duel as Moguls travel to Montpelier to square off with the Independents.
A fleet of Mississippi River motor boats will stop in Muscatine on June 29 for an overnight visit. Commodore W. F. Bishop's Muscatine Launch Club may host entertainment as launch owners join the procession toward the north. The detailed itinerary lists several downstream stops with nightly at Keokuk Burlington Muscatine and Hamburg, ending with a Davenport overnight before continuing upriver.
The document details the assets liabilities and officers of the German American Savings Bank of Muscatine Iowa as of May 29 1911 including cash on hand notes and drafts loans deposits and real and personal property values. It lists bank names with sight deposits and a sworn statement by bank president P W Francis vice president Henry Jayne and cashier L C Day notarized June 3 1911.
A Lincoln Nebraska girl writes of her illness with chronic constipation and stomach trouble. She began taking Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets and in three days she could rise and improve. She calls it a wonderful medicine and notes it is for sale by all druggists.
R J Glenalvin to officiate this afternoon as the Central Association’s new arbiter arrives after Meade’s resignation. Glenalvin, ex Western and Northwestern League umpire now based in Dayton Ohio, is praised as a strict disciplinarian and veteran on the field.
A 1911 bank statement declares total liabilities of 1 750 000 and lists capital stock deposits and surplus. J Carskaddan president S G Stein vice president and B C Benham assistant cashier certify the figures as true and correct before Notary H E Schroeder. Directors W F Bishop D W Jackson F P Sawyer S M Hughes J R Reuling witness.
The piece extols a healthy woman with good digestion and suggests Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy for faulty digestion. It notes the product is for sale by all druggists.
In the sole public school league game yesterday the Lincolns beat the Washingtons 11 to 8. Washington led most of the contest but Lincolns rallied late, overcoming Lilly’s curves to secure the win.
Liking and pounding out a victory featuring Batteries Lincoln Lulse Goddard Washington Lilly and Grau.
Abe Attell has cancelled his arrangement for a bout with Knockout Brown before the National Sporting Club in New York on June 8.
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