Keokuk Indians Rally to Beat Muscatine in Tight Finish
Keokuk wins 6-5 over Muscatine as Indians push ahead in the late innings. Giffin and Harvey led Keokuk with multiple hits while Asher, Franke, and McCullough pitched and closed the game amid a fierce late Muscatine rally.
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Baptists Increase Lead in Close Race for First Peace
In a tight Sunday school league opening, the Baptists edged the Congregationalists 7 to 3 while the Lutherans were defeated by Musserville 75 to 5. The German M. E. team rested after the Mulford club withdrew from the league.
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Bud Doble Heard at San Francisco Harness Meet
Bud Doble, famed driver who once ran 2 38 for a mile, spoke at the Panama-Pacific exposition dedication. He planned to ride Wiltur Lou in the 2 30 race as part of a vast harness meet with over $100,000 in purses and entries from Grand Circuit racers.
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Dan Harrell Fights With Ampre Schaefer At Cedar Rapids
In Mason City on June 5 Dan Harrell clashed with Ampre Schaefer in the fourth round. Cedar Rapids had a rare scoring chance as the Bunnies struggled, and Harrell was called out at the plate amid loud protest. Umpire Schaefer fined him five dollars for the dispute and lingering remarks.
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Claydiggers Beat Bunnies In Mason City Clash
Mason City Clay Diggers shut out Cedar Rapids Bunnies 4 to 0 as Harrell and Ludwig star on the mound. Rose Berry Bay contributes key hits and runs, while Balchley, Herry Bay, and Menne drive plays. Cobb leads in batting averages across leagues with 403, while Faber tops pitchers with strong Chicago records.
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EXPECT TO SHATTER RECORDS AT URBANA
Under perfect weather conditions the Fifteenth annual big tile track and field championships opened at the University of Illinois Geld track. Western conference records were anticipated in several events as 350 athletes from twenty-five western universities competed for top honors with Chicago and Wisconsin favored to win.
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Hawkeye Baseball Year Closes Today
Towa City. June 3. Iowa clubs look to clinch state title as Hawkeyes seek perfect record with a win over Grinnell in a return game. Iowa also excels in tennis, while football finances show a profit despite broader losses and a plan to expand seating to 10 000. The athletic board meets June 9 to re elect Kent and name track and baseball captains and award letters.
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Fulton of Bunnies to Become Pitcher
Cedar Rapids June 5 The Bunny club plans a major reshaping of its roster Patton will give up the first hare jet for a new pitcher P M McEvoy now in Lexington Fulton remains with the Bunnies as a pitcher Ludwig pressed to convert lawn of the elongated reach into a mound man Belden Hill as business manager confirms the shift
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Davenport Aided By Decatur Misplays In Softball Clash
Davenport edges Decatur 4 to 3 as errors aid the hosts. McCabe and O'Brien handled for Davenport with Scan ton Meyers backing. Moline blanks Bloomington 3 to 0 as Neal and Carney pitch. Peoria defeats Peoria 7 to 0 with strong local hitting and errorless play. Dubuque wins in ten innings as Gleeson and Lydecker star for Dubuque in a scoring duel.
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Brookfeds Acquire Smith from Buffalo Feds
New York reports Fred Smith, former Buffalo Feds shortstop, transferred to the Brookfeds. He will join the lineup to fill a spot created by Buffalo surrendering a player on or before June 3 following Artle Hotrian's transfer to Buffalo.
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Mellinger Set to Reach Cedar Rapids Sunday Morning
Roy Mellinger plans a trip from Lancaster to Cedar Rapids with arrival expected early Sunday. Manager All is considering asking Mellinger to leave for Mason City due to the Bunny’s need for pitching. Results listed include Detroit 3 New York 0 and Philadelphia 5 1. Upcoming games feature Chicago at Boston, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Detroit at New York, Cleveland at Washington.
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Wounded Soldiers Fill Turkish Capital News Report
Washington reports that wounded soldiers are arriving continuously in Constantinople at such a volume that Turkish authorities cannot manage. American Ambassador Morgenthau cites in a Red Cross appeal for more supplies. He notes over 114,090 wounded in May with more arriving.
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