Muscatine Camels defeat Jacksonville in farewell game
Muscatine closed a three day series in Jacksonville with a 4 to 1 win over the Jacksonville team. Atwell debuted on the mound for the Camels striking out seven and allowing seven hits while keeping the visitors from free passes. Coleman led Muscatine with a three base hit as Scribner and Foutz added two base hits, while Jacksonville committed eight errors totaling costly plays.
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Decatur
Clinton
Kankakee
Freeport
Joliet
Elgin
Bloomers 10 to tee off against Nichols Independents
Will Mingle With Speedy Independents Sunday Afternoon according to manager A J Duffey. Bloomers travel with Laughlin McElroy Bogey and Hopkins as substitutes to complete the lineup for their debut against the Nichols Independents.
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Nichols
Laughlin
McElroy
Bogey
Hopkins
Barry and Ferguson Signed for June 14 Fight
Jim Barry of Chicago and Sandy Ferguson of Boston were signed by Tom McCarey for a ten round bout at the Naud Junction pavilion on Tuesday night June 14. Barry is in good condition. Ferguson's right thumb injury from last week should heal in a few days.
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Los Angeles
Jim Barry
Chicago
Boston
Tom McCarey
Naud Junction Pavilion
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Ferguson
Burns
French Desannette? Upset by Jim Smith in New York Bout
Joe Jeannette, light heavyweight contender, fresh from Paris honors, fought Jim Smith in New York on June 4. The bout went ten rounds with Jeannette needing to show full skill to gain only a draw against the newcomer, delaying his bid for the heavyweight title.
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Jim Smith
New York
Paris
White Sox Walsh Delivers Clutch Hit To Beat Highlanders
Walsh of the White Sox, known for pinch hitting, delivered a sharp center field drive with two runners on, clearing the bases and scoring himself in a 3-1 victory over the Highlanders.
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White Sox
Highlanders
Wiggler
Dining Etiquette Prompt in Social Eating
A quip about manners at a meal: guests should not eat too much beyond hosts’ offerings, yet when hungry and the spread is tempting, the situation tests proper etiquette. The line reflects social humor on hosting and self control.
Muscatine Prep Sports Promises Lively Weekend
A lively message reports Jacksonville loons and Camels to share fields as Walters fills a third station janitor and a new mound tenant arrives. Nichols hosts a rare exhibition featuring A J Duffey's Bloomers and local hopefuls with a mixed team of young women and some male players.
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Nichols
A. J. Duffey
Bloomers
Boxing bout shifts as Driscoll Atwell fight canceled
Charlie Harvey of Driscoll announced in Chicago that the Driscoll Atwell bout is off. Coffroth is expected to stage the Ketchell Langford match as a substitute. The Kittens are becoming domesticated and many will feel free to pet them after Joliet.
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Charlie Harvey
Driscoll
Chicago
Coffroth
Kittridge Plays Behind The Plate In Penitentiary City Game
Malachi Kittridge appeared behind the plate yesterday against the Decatur outfit in a tense road matchup. The veteran catcher held his old role as the contest unfolded with both teams trading runs and defensive stops.
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Malachi Kittridge
Penitentiary City
Results yesterday in American and National League play
Summary of baseball results: American League Chicago defeated New York 3 to 1. Cleveland beat Washington 7 to 2. Detroit 6 Philadelphia 1. St. Louis and Boston rained out. National League Boston 0. Chicago 9. other games postponed due to rain. Three Eye League Waterloo 0 Bloomington 3 in 11 innings. Dubuque 1 Danville 3. Central Association Quincy 6 Monmouth 1. Galesburg 3 Ottumwa 1. remaining games postponed by rain and cold.
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Oeine
Rock Island
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Danville
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Quincy
Monmouth
Galesburg
Ottumwa
Evening basketball matchups list for today
New York plays Chicago and Boston hosts St. Louis. Philadelphia visits Detroit and Washington travels to Cleveland. Chicago meets Boston, Pittsburg faces Brooklyn, Cincinnati hosts New York, and St. Louis plays Philadelphia.
Scrape at Kays Home Friday in tight 4 3 win
In Kankakee Illinois on June 4 the Kays edged Freeport 4 to 3 after Laudermilk was knocked from the box. A postgame incident saw Freeport pitcher Rogers clash with umpire McCarthy prompting a crowd separation. Batteries Laudermilk Engman Kelly Veach Boyle.
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Kelly
Veach
Boyle
Decatur Defeats Clinton for Third Straight Win
Decatur beat Clinton 4 to 1 as Middleton threw a brilliant game with two hits allowed and thirteen strikeouts. Final line shows Decatur scoring in the second, fourth, and sixth innings while Clinton went scoreless until the ninth. Batteries Middleton Hartley Walters O Connor.
Joliet Defeats Elgin In Lopsided Baseball Affair
Joliet beat Elgin 11 to 2 in a loosely played contest. Elgin committed multiple errors while Joliet capitalized with timely hits. Mannix Wilson and Kittridge paired for Joliet with Hathaway and Wood backing Elgin pitching.
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Joliet
Mannix, Wilson and Kittridge
Hathaway and Wood
Dean For Gott and the Worcester Dean’s Garden Exit
The Reverend Doctor Gott, once dean of Worcester and bishop of Truro, earned the nickname Dean For Gott for absentmindedness. He invited friends to dine at his home and, while they waited, privately suggested a garden walk. They discovered a door in the wall and he joked this would be a nearer way home as he bowed them out.
Senator Warner regrets missing soldiers' homes tour
Missouri Senator Warner, a board member over soldiers' homes, cannot join the national visit due to the railroad bill in Washington. He says he values the old soldiers and would have liked to travel to the homes, noting they are aging and receiving good care across the country.
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Warner
Missouri
Washington
Bird nests in lit gas lamp over railway bridge at Winchester
A blackbird chose a lamp on the Great Western railway bridge at Winchester for a nest site. The incandescent light by the bridge is kept alight at all times, and the bird has laid five eggs. Passersby frequently observe the bird entering and leaving the nest as dusk sets in.
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Winchester
Great Western Railway Station
London Daily Mail
New Electric Car Brake Trialed in Bradford England
Consul Augustus E. Ingram reports that Bradford tramways manager, joint inventor of the extendible axle for the Bradford Leeds line, plans a Bradford trial of a new brake combining the main ideas of the leading engineers to cope with gauge changes from four feet to four feet eight inches.
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Augustus E. Ingram
Bradford Tramways
Bradford- Leeds
Bradford
Shook Elected Captain of 1911 Hawkeye Baseball Team
Theodore Shook of Whiting Iowa has been chosen to lead the Iowa Hawkeyes baseball squad for 1911. He is a capable player and a popular student leader, described as a field general. The piece notes gloomy Missouri Valley Conference prospects due to eligibility rules that hinder participation.
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Theodore Shook
Whiting
Hawkeye
Shook
Missouri Valley Conference
State treasury asked to redeem old Northampton bank notes
The Harrisburg treasury was asked to pay the value of two Northampton bank notes found in Allentown. Dated in the late 1830s, one for five dollars and one for ten dollars, the bank once closed its doors. The notes will be returned or kept as curiosities at the capitol.
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Harrisburg
Northampton Bank
Allentown
Capitol
Italy Holds World’s Most Valued Handkerchief Lace
The piece is the earliest Venetian lace from the late fifteenth century, owned by the queen, dating near the dawn of point lace in Venice. Despite its age it remains perfectly preserved and is valued at over $20,000.
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Italy
Doges
Jacks to Meet Camels Tuesday in Ladies Day showdown
Muscatine Baseball association names Drs F H Little and A J Oliver as club physicians to cover emergencies at the Camels return engagement. Local fans expect a big crowd as Tuesday is Ladies Day and fairgoers gain grounds entry without the usual change.
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Muscatine Baseball Association
Panama Real Estate Boom Draws California Capitalists
California capitalists have purchased about 100000 acres on the Bayano river in Panama for around 125000. The tract, rich in timber and resources, marks the largest real estate deal since Panama's independence. A distillery and a large sawmill will be erected on the property.
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Panama
California
Bayano River
Republic of Panama
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