Zackert Triumphs Over Jays 14 8 In Big Victory
Muscatine's Zackert led a 14 to 8 win over the Jays with 11 Waterloo hits. McNeeley, Zuckert and Denny Harrell boosted the Muskies offense as they rallied in the 11th to 9th innings, while Hoyle’s pitching limited Waterloo to early runs.
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Goore Gackert
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Jay Andrews
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Thesa
Vialtora
Zackert
Doc Jay
Zackere
McNeeley
Zuckert
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Jackson Wins Golf Championship at Eastern Women’s Title
Mia H. A. Jackson of Oakley Country Club Cambridge wins the women’s Eastern golf championship on the links in Greenwich Connecticut yesterday. Cambridge and Greenwich are among the main venues in the event, with Oakley noted for producing top players.
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Greenwich
Conn
Mia H. A. Jackson
Oakley Country Club
Cambridge
Maxs
Bumping Jay Handed To Him In Fast Game
Scoring sequence shows Muscatine and opponents exchanging runs with numerous base actions. Players listed include Tuttle Ourtia Martora Forel Mil Teanser Sheldon Hite Frarent and others with mentions of bases and runners. Umpire Fieming noted in the end.
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Bins Brook
Baekert
Tugetta
Angkert
Wich Country Club Golfer Tops Field in Open Round
Mrs. Jackson shot 89 for a 36 hole total of 172 to lead by nine strokes over Boston rival Miss F.C. Osgood who finished second at the event held at the Wich Country Club.
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Outfielder Signed by Spencer Abbott Arrives at Keokuk
Keokuk June 2 Outfielder Dal of Kansas City signed by the local club has arrived and will join the team from Cedar Rapids Friday. The young player, who starred in the Kansas State league last year with the Lions club, is expected to vie for a position and strengthen the outfield. His batting average was .24 and his fielding record 0.968 with four errors.
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Welsh and Ritchie May Not Have Match
New York reports the Welsh and Ritchie world championship bout planned for London later this month was canceled after a dispute over officials. Emil Thiry for Ritchie sought Billy Gibson as stakeholder and Eugene Corring as third man, while the host club proposed John Considine as stakeholder with Joan Kelly as third man.
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Eugene Corring
Bob Vernon
John Considine
Joan Kelly
Hill Secures Harper and Infielder for Pennant Race
In Cadur Rapids on June 3 manager Belden Hill signed pitcher RU Harper from Decatur and infielder Gaus Gottlieb of Kansas City. Harper pitched in the second game Saturday and has two years in the Three-T league. Gottlieb has played short and second for semi pro and amateur teams in Kansas City. he will be observed in morning practice before pennant race eligibility.
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Decatur
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Gaus Gottlob
American polo team lineup announced for Meadowbrook match
The official lineup of American players for the international polo match at Meadow Brook, Long Island, next week is announced. J. M Waterbury serves as captain at No. 2, with Rens La Montage at No. 1 and Daveroux Milburn at No. 3, Lawrence Waterbury listed as back.
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Meadowbrook
Long Island
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Daveroux Milburn
Lawrence Waterbury
Bunnies Win Opening Clash With Indians In Cedar Rapids
The Burlington Bunnies defeated the Keokuk Indians in Cedar Rapids by eight to four as McCullough struggled with wild pitches. Harris, Walworth, and Spence led the offense, while Clinton’s ballpark pitched errors and wild throws helped tilt the game in favor of the Bunnies.
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Gennins
Pittsburgh Easily Wins First Game in Doubleheader
Pittsburgh routed Buffalo 10 to 2 in the opener of a doubleheader, pounding the ball and taking a large lead before holding on. The second game swung to Buffalo 7 to 3 due to misplays, with Adams Henderson and Brock on the mound for Buffalo and Pittsburgh's bats kept quiet by fielding errors.
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Brock
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Ottumwa Defeats Mariott In Turbulent baseball clash
Ottumwa edges Mariott 5 3 as Ennitge and Garter lead with key hits. Pitchers Lorenzen and Vynkeell walk several, while Carrigan Bohn contribute sacrifice plays. Umpires Kennady and timekeeper OL Famer noted.
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Baptists Defeat Lutherans In Errorless Baseball Match
The Baptists beat the Lutherans 7 to 2 behind reliable defense and sharp fielding. Heezen started on the mound for the Baptists but was injured by a foul tip to the hand in the second inning. Dr J L Klein treated the wound. Lutherans used Gravatt Barber Vallet and Heezen as batters while Boldt and Christensen pitched for the Baptists. The Methodists forfeited to the German M B club for not appearing.
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Athletics And Red Sox Battle In Doubleheader
New York split with Philadelphia in a doubleheader as the Phillies won game one 6 to 2 and the Athletics took the second 7 to 2. Batteries included Marquard, Leromage, Mevers for New York and Foster, 5.00 400 939-26 for Philadelphia. The day also saw Chicago defeat Pittsburgh and Brooklyn divide with Boston in a twin bill.
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Memorial Day Observed in Lone Tree with Services
Lone Tree held Memorial Day with exercises in the Grand Opera House attended by a large audience. A procession led by the Zim Swoerman vand marched to the cemetery to decorate soldiers graves with attentive children. Prof Rieno of the state university gave the memorial address. F H Weymeyer relocated from the Askren restaurant to the Mrs Car sen building near the post office to run a restaurant.
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Advertising as a Way to Cut Rent Costs
A storekeeper is urged to use advertising to reduce fixed rent by expanding business. By treating advertising expenses as part of rent and calculating the share on higher volume, the public will respond if the appeal is well voiced in a good newspaper like The Journal.
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Memorial notices and social items from Burlington area
Memorial services attract visitors from Burlington as Stover and son Claire and Mrs. Allen attend the service then return home. Miss Mage Horton travels from Gedar Rapids to visit Mr. and Mrs. George Raynor. Leslie Oberfelt family from Riverside visit the Cipperlys. Book club hosts ice cream and cake with the moms. Summer vacation closes school Friday. Leslie Dunlap attends the class play. A baby son arrives for Mr. and Mrs. Bergen Friday May 23. James Vans of Chicago visits friends. Tessie Pike and Lee Krider visit Warley Holdemen in Nichols. Mrs. Roy Hoffman returns to Rock Island after visits. Mrs. Peter Benson and children from Manchester attend commencement. daughter Miss Lulma graduates. Mrs. W. S. Potter travels to Garden Grove, Ta. to visit daughter Mrs. Harvey Northrup.
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