Babe Adams Donates Battle 10 Sterlings
A chaotic game report from Muscatine recounts Babe Adams and Babe Adams’s wild performance in an uphill battle against Keokuk, with Sourg doubles, Bromley and Hart timely hits, and an official scoring confusion during a seventh inning rally. Adams’s wild pitches and walks fueled the fracas as Muscatine triumphed amid a carnival atmosphere.
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Hart
Baste
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Lewis
Osteltystory
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Scort
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Soury
Aba
Jones
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Sourg
Kate
Koki
Henry
Sfart
Hla
John Paul Jones Breaks Mile Record at Interepileria Meet
Boston June 32 John Paul Jones captain of the Cornell track crew broke the mile record at the Interepileria meet with a time of 4 minutes 14 and 2 3 seconds, beating the previous best by a second. He may not race again this season, according to his friends.
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Nota Dha
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Interepileria
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Cornell
Fie
Cedar Rapids Leads in Holiday Receipts Across Central Association
Figures show Cedar Rapids led holiday receipts with $1,350 for Decoration Day though no new Central Association record was set. Total pooled receipts of $7,500 were shared among eight clubs, each receiving $7 5.50 and the association treasury gaining $326.90, aiding smaller towns like Monmouth and Ottumwa amid low attendance. Cedar Rapids reported $1,950.00. Waterloo $1,146.30. others $862.50.
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Central Association
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Waterloo
GAMES TODAY American League doubleheader schedule
The American League slate lists Chicaka visiting Boston and Detroit traveling to Philadelphia for today’s games.
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Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Ottumwa Series Tests Sterings On Mettle
Muskles Ffope to Close Gap for First Place Gould Resigns Bank Post Frank Moyle’s hirelings face their toughest test as they play the rampane Ottumwa champions who have won regularly and hold three Rania lend for the pice solding honors over the Mayskier. The Muskles and Cheaplons meet in three jousting bouts on the Packerville diamond and three at Muscatine Sunday. Gould Quits Bank Ab Gould resigns from the local bank, now a full-time hurler for Mussio, vowing to continue as a regular pitcher while maintaining his high performance level.
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Rania
Muskles
Cheaplons
Packerville
Muscatine
Gould
Mussio
Ritchie and Rivers at loggerheads over weight
In San FranciscoColo July 4 boxing bid Willie Ritchie and Joe Rivers clash after failed talks over weight. Rivers demands 182 pounds ringside while Ritchie seeks 175 pounds. Ad Wolgast Freddie Welsh Leach Cross have offered to step in if no compromise is reached today.
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Col
Tune
Rivers
Los Angeles
Baseball Schedule Highlights From Weekend League Play
Cleveland plays New York while St. Louis visits Washington. National League clashes include Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Cincinnati and New York at St Louis in a busy slate.
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Bloomington
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Preteburgh
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Rudolph
Whaling
Qverall
Archer
Keokuk Noses Out Monmouth In Errorless Battle
Keokuk edged Monmouth in an errorless game on the road, using fast base running and timely hitting to take the second of three from the Browns. McGill pitched for Monmouth, allowing fall ball. Dunn and Ashley contributed key plays as Keokuk seized early lead and held on.
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Ome Uynpire
Rice Is Dean Of Australian Tennis Team Attire
Horace Rice leads the Australian tennis delegation and sights a clash with the four top Americans. He wears knickerbockers, arguing they aid mobility and may influence luck. A past tournament saw him switch from knickers to flannels, yielding poorer results.
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America
Rice
Wutha
England
Baseball Scores and Standings From Monday Play
Major league results feature White Sox defeating the Cubs 5 0, Boston Braves toppled to last place, Orval Overall allowed five singles as Chicago beat Boston 5 0. Heine Zimmerman homered twice with a slam for four runs. White Sox beat Boston 4 1, Athletics ran Detroit 14 6, with Philadelphia claiming a tenth straight win. Other games include Brooklyn and New York in various scorelines as teams chase standings.
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Boston Braves
Boston Tribe
Orval
California
Heine Zimmerman
White Sox
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Windy City
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Musky Twirler Taken to Hershey Hospital
Pitcher Chuck Lind was taken to Hershey hospital with a severe head injury after Detonation Day in Waterloo. Doctors ordered complete rest as Lind remains lucid but alternates with semi conscious spells. The injury casts doubt on his pitching future, with a lengthy recovery expected.
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Hershey Hospital
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Waterloo
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Munky Northpaw
Casey Hagerman
Pittsburgh Pirates
Casey
Hagerman
Denver
From the Sporting Editor's Window Glimpses of Baseball lore
A column reflects on fans, box scores, and cruel plays while noting Chicago and Cubs memories. It mentions Mike Murphy's legacy, a New York court on photographers of athletes, and a forecast of six games with Detroit. The piece touches Job, Luck, and the Doughertys in Ottumwa and St Paul, ending with sports fans and scribes.
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BG. Daugherty
Ottumwa Courier
St. Paul Pioneer Press
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Emmett
Kane
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Iowa
Fred Davis
Washington .,- -. -6 102 Batteriea-Wilmag and Stone
Washington report notes the names Batteriea Wilmag Stone Engel and Henry in a compact item. Further context unclear due to fragmented OCR but highlights legal or business figures linked to Washington matters. No dates or events clearly readable.
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Wilmag
Stone
Engel
Henry
Australians Ready for Champ Tennis
Australasian team captain S N Doust says this season marks an epoch in tennis as the side prepares to meet the American team in New York City on June 5 for the first international championship match. Doust and teammates A B Jones Horace Rice and manager Hicks completed a world circuit to reach America. Wu traveled from his homeland through Europe to London then New York, while the others went via San Francisco and the United States.
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Bone-Wits Named Cashier at American Express Co
E E Bone-Wits has been appointed cashier of the American Express Co at Shreveport La. Some of Mr Bone-Wits local relatives are spending the weekend at Ottumwa. Tierney the faithful fielder was the man who knocked a three bagger in the ninth inning.
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Colyumis
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casiMer
American Express Co
Shreveport
Tierney
Monmouth
SPORT WORLD LOSES WELL KNOWN FIGURE
New York reports the death of Charles S. Kohler a wealthy piano maker and sportsman. He owned Samuel Eidreth stable race horses and kept horses in France and England after racing paused in New York. He recently acquired twelve yearlings once owned by August Belmont in France.
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Tie Daati
Charles S. Kohler
Paris
France
Samuel C. Eidreth
England
Belmont
Miss Hollins Favored In Metropolitan Golf Semi Finals
Miss Hollins of Westbrook is favored in today’s semifinal of the Women’s Metropolitan championship at Nassau Country Club. She faces Mrs. Howard I. Whitney, while Georgianna M. Bishop and Mrs. A. Rasine compete in the other match. Both bishops and Hollins were tagged as not playing to form yesterday.
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Glen Cove
L. A
Nassau Country Club
Georgianna M
Bishop
Brookly
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