Pathfinders Take Over Burlington Club After Fallout
The Burlington Pathfinders are taken over by the local association after owner Hayden quits, taking uniforms. Dick Rohn remains as team leader. players sign new contracts. Hayden forfeits several sums and faces barred status until guarantees and salaries are settled. New uniforms expected in ten days. grandstand price restored to forty cents as operation continues today.
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Burlington
Hayden
Burlington Pathfinders
Dallas City
Burelington Baseball Association
Burlington Club
Dick Rohn
Kayden
Burlington Association
Jae
Thy
Fischer
Fresidert Justice
Cent Association
Joeat
J Natice
Hagar
Keokuk Ow
Uni
Ned Wgan
Muscatine Club
Justice
Dick Robn
Ned Egan
Order of Bagies
Pathfinders
Burlington Baseball Association
T. C. Hayden
Burington
Walter Farrell Dies After Deer Lodge Train Wreck
Walter Farrell a traveling Milwaukee railroad engineer and brother of James Farrell of Schley avenue died from injuries suffered in a wreck near Deer Lodge Montana last Friday. His death follows the instant killings of the locomotive engineer and fireman on the work train and another fireman. He leaves a wife three brothers and three sisters. The family travels from Three Forks to Marshalltown for his funeral later this week.
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Walter Farrell
James Barrell
Schley Avenue
Deer Lodge
Montana
Farrell
Milwaukee Railroad
Ir. Farrell
James Farrell
Three Forks
Mont
Marshalltown
Thin City
Orchard City Team Forfeits To Muskies
The Burlington Pathfinders forfeited yesterday’s opener to the Muskies after owner Tom Hayden moved his uniforms to another city. Umpire Schuler declared the game forfeited once it was learned Hayden’s party prepared elsewhere, while Orchard City men reportedly contacted joining Elks. Muscatine faced Burlington today for standings as Clinton, Cedar Rapids, and Mason City results noted.
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Tom Hayden
Burlington , c Lab
Fang
Muckies
Muskies
Schuler
Egan
Green
Lyle Sours
Bob Hasbrook
Orchard City
Elks Todge
Eng
Torel
Burlington Park
Burlington
Roar Bage
Musses
Rohn
Burlington Baseball
Tayer
Dick Rohe
Dubuque Outfielder Quits Game For Minnesota Cigar Business
Dubuque outfielder Dunnte announces he is done with Wageball and will return soon to Austin Minnesota to resume charge of its cigar business. He plans to marry soon and sleep better as bronchial inflammation eases.
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Dubuque
Ansons Unable to Connect with Pill in Cedar Rapids Loss
Marshalltown wins 8 to 0 as Uleh Cedar Rapids native and pitcher Clarke mops up. Five hits allowed, one in each inning, with Beal and Fletcher key plays. Baum’s late ninth inning homer seals Clinton loss 9 to 4 for Keokuk. Harris, Darrow, and Menne contribute. Waterloo fall despite Torkelson and Rojas efforts. Mason City edges them 7 to 4 with solid pitching by Fitzpatrick and Harrison.
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Marshalltown
Uleh Wh
Cedar Rapids
Ansone
Marshaltown
McEvoy
Hickey
Sinion
Wletcher
Kletcher
Barrella MeEvoy
Halls
Buttle
Ich
Jeih
Baum
Keokuk
Clinton A
Kensel
Menna
Mallgan
Dtanush
Simong
Taliwon
Darrow
Tanes
Ron Seared
Tb Hollacher
Harveys
Bestest Neher
Seare Clinton Keokink
Saguaary Noelt
Manne
Mikicun
Vwarvey Arensel
Sin H Aamizan
Mranusis
Veutle
Jynes
Wilson
Henry Filigon
Menne
Tones
Go Jones
Giffin
Bno
Colt
Wasses Beal Blueiaya
Mason City
Jane
Doc Benjamin Jay Andrews
Red Torkelson
Cedar Ranida
Waterloo
Rhe
Mason
Torkelson
Rojas
Alperson
Brennan
Fitzpatrick Ana
Harrison
Davenport Takes Third From Quincy
Davenport wins 7 to 6 over Quincy with a late rally as Le Davenport scores 16 hits for the locals. Decatur, Dubuque battle. batteries Kirmayer O'Brien Burnham Sullivan provide defense in a tight game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Quincy
Dubuges Downe
Decatur
Dubuque
Decatur Dubuque
Kirmayer and O'Brien
Burnham and Sullivan
Back Pain Relief Ad Promotes Chamberlains Liniment
Advertisement claims chronic back pain from rheumatism is common among hard workers. Suggests massaging the back with Chamberlains Liniment two or three times daily and notes availability everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Committees Named at Geneva Country Club for New Season
Numerous inexperienced golfers and tennis players expected to gain from the club’s open week as Geneva Golf and Country Club selects committees for the year. Prominent members will handle details. H. D. Mickee serves as tester to aid newcomers. Greens committee Dr. A. A. Peterson and others. House committee includes E. C. Stocker and Mrs. J. B. Chaplin. Entertainment committee lists many members. Trap Shooting, Membership, Finance, and Tonnia committees named with several officers and volunteers.
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Geneva Golf and Country Club
Meany
H. D. Mickee
Greens
A. A. Peterson
Z.H. Brannan
G. B. Jackson
Walter Molis
Fd. W. Smith
House
E. C. Stocker
J. B. Chaplin
Gertrude Titus
Gail Thompson
Henry Wasserman
A. D. Winslow
Yester
Barnard
Chas
J. Bishop
Reb't K. Smith
W. R. Jayne
F. C. Block
D. V. Jackson
Grady Throws No-Hit No-Run Game in Local Baseball Battle
Musservilla pitcher Grady and Schoemaker teamed for a no hit no run victory over Congregationalists as Masservle recorded four hits and nine errors aided by Congregationalists. Yeng and Priester contributed for the Congregationalists while a Baptist Presbyterian matchup was postponed.
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Grady
Musservilla Club
Schoemaker
Masservnle
Yeng
Priester
Baptists
Ant
Presbyterians
Four Colts In Race At Panama-Pacific Exposition
Four well bred colts are to start today in the two year old trot at the Panama-Pacific exposition harness meet in San Francisco. Ten horses entered for the 2:25 pace with favorite C. A. Durfee and son W. G. Durfee driving Twinkling Dan and White Sox, both with 2 06.4 records.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Expositionight
C. A
C. A. Durfee
W. G. Durfee
Twinkling Dan
White Sox
Marks Sold to Wichita in Western League Deal
In Louisville Kentucky current reports say pitcher Fred Marks, formerly of Bloomington, has been sold to Wichita of the Western League. Marks was drafted from Bloomington amid financial troubles and heavy bidding.
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Bloomington
Harter
Louisville
Duns &——Toutsvile
Fred Marks
Wichita
Marks
Memorial Day Receipts Set for Bloomington League Clubs
Bloomington Michigan clubs received draft payments of 234 dollars each from the Memorial Day pool. The per club amount is slightly higher than last year and reflects division of receipts among the clubs in the three Exes league.
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Bloomington
Princess Tonight Norma Talmadge and Donald Hall
Technicolor style advertisement notes Norma Talmadge and Donald Hall in a Vitograph feature Elsa's Brother and Tomorrow Innocent Sinner. Three reels, Charlie Chaplin new champion. Cities listed include Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, New York, Brooklyn with other games and matchups.
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Norma Talmadge
Donald ‘Hall
Elsa
Charlie Chaplin
Ebiladelpha
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
ARAL
Brooklyn
Pittaburen
Ameriiven League
Detroit
Bee ' Et Uo TT Pet
Shirago
Boston - Vee
Washington
Aseey
Cleveland — & Louisee
Aldo Philadelpnia
Xentorda
Bamalta
Washington i Clevelanda
New
Baltimore
Decatur Namingtas
Whitaker Joins Lewiston in New England League
Keokuk June report states ex Indian pitcher Bin Whitaker left Sunday night to join Lewiston Maine club of the New England league. He had been in town a couple of weeks and underwent an operation described as fast healing with no ill effects.
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Keokuk, Ta
Bin
Resigns and new appointees at Y M C A
Clinton Willis will replace E. Farwell as physical director at the Y M C A with Vernon Cone named assistant secretary. Farwell plans future work elsewhere and resigns effective July 2. Willis will oversee physical work at the Y after Farwell’s departure.
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E. Farwell
Clinton Willis
Vernon
Cone
Farwell
Baltimore
Montana
Colorado
IM. CG. A
Vernon Cone
Y. Mt. GA
Gravel Firms Ramp Up Summer Hours in Muscatine
Northern Gravel company and Zeidler Vorcrete Pipe plant in South Muscatine push to sixteen hour days. Each site reports average output around 25 cars daily, with two gravel crews and three Zeidler departments at capacity. Local residents note Mrs. George Stauler’s illness remains unsettled while Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kinsler return from West Liberty after visits.
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Northern Gravel Company
Zeidler Vorcrete Pipe Company
South Muscatine
Zeidler
Viret
Unt Nooo
Zeidler Concrete
Kad
Iowa
South End
George Stauler
Kansas Street
Walter Kinsler
Green Street
Dave
West Liberty
Christy Mathewson Faces Weeks Out With Nerve Disorder
Associated Press reports Christy Mathewson, longtime ace of the New York Nationals, is sidelined for several weeks after a nerve specialist diagnosed a nervous disorder in his left shoulder. He has been unable to pitch recently and will rest and undergo treatment.
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Associated Presh
Chicago
Christy Mathewson
New York Nationals
Mathewson
June Street Cars to End Run Jitney Busses in Muskogee
General manager of the Muskogee Electric Traction Co announces within ninety days every street car in operation will be called into the barns except two. The company will begin running jitney buses on principal thoroughfares. The two cars will begin that.
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Muskogee
Oklahoma
Long
Muskogee Electric Traction Company
Former Keokuk catcher released by St. Paul Rockford
Fred Lamline, ex White Sox pitcher, is released by St. Paul. Dubuque will join Rockford today as catcher Marshall from the St. Louis past four teams joins the Rockford roster.
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Keokuk
St. Paul
Rockford
Fred Lamline
White
Officers to co operate with military inventions committee
Paris June 5 5 a m by Associated Press Seaved Wire Albert Thomas under secretary of war proposes officers from the front collaborate with sections of the military inventions Committee of the Academy of Sciences formed at the war’s outset. They will provide details from their experiences of practical problems. data lacking has hindered the committee's work.
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Paris
Albert Thomas
Academy of Sciences
Head of French Navy Dies After Illness
Admiral Aubert chief of naval staff of the French navy died after several weeks of illness He formerly commanded the fleet at Toulon and led the general staff before his death in the night.
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Aubert
Naval Staff
Associated Prese
Hhe
The
Feet
Toulon
Early and Often Save with a Savings Account
An appeal urges young people to start saving early with a savings account. Regular deposits build financial security for business and life, noting that one dollar starts an account and inviting readers to come in Saturday night.
MU Scatine State Bank proposal for jitneys expansion
A company proposes replacing streetcars with rubber tire jitneys to cut costs and avoid state regulation. Mr Long argues operating jitneys would be cheaper and less hampered by state laws and commissions, while keeping the franchise.
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Long
President Gomez Hosts Hurton On South American Trade Mission
President Gomez of Brazil welcomed former U S Senator Hurton of Ghia during a Rio de Janeiro visit aimed at strengthening commerce with South American republics. U S Ambassador Edwin Morgan attended, with talks centered on closer trade relations. Also in brief, Mrs Otto Gans of Zanesville reports relief after stomach troubles with Chamberlain's Tablets.
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Enttor Hurton
Jato Republic
Rio Janeiro
Gomez Yeaterday
Hurton
Ghia
South America
United States
Edwin ¥. Morgan
Brazil
Otto Gans
Zanesville
Ohio
Chamberlain
Re-elected Officers Lead Tsucatin Volunteer Fire Dept
Officers of the Muscatine Volunteer Fire Department were all re elected at a city hall meeting held by the fire companies last evening. Fire Chief J J Brown was unanimously re elected after rules were suspended. First assistant chief John Maisenbach and second assistant chief Charles Schroeder were also re elected unanimously. The brief session, aimed at officer renewal, lasted about fifteen minutes. The council chamber crowd favored the current officers.
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Tluscatine
J. J. Brown
Brown
Champion Hook and Ladder Co
John Maisenbach
Excelsior No
Excelsior No. No. 3
Charles Schroeder
Relief Company No. 4
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Eganites
Burlington Team
Tile
Central Association
Pet
CUMON
Kedar Rapids
Muscatine
Cilaton
Byderfelt
Clinton
Punfee
Northwestern Mutual Posities
W. F. Bishop & Co
Panitorium
Wendinger & Aull
Props
Phous
Ansons
Pill
Elch Hares
Masy
Jodiang
Cedar Raplis
BOL Ale
Marr
Hyamilton
Shy
Kare
Harris
Wendindnerr
Linh
Rene of
Richards
Janey
Sten
Engmun
Sannnersen Mid
Hutue
Willis
Omama
Wise
Scupper
Por Bittessmite
Dapaque Defeata
le Davenport
Arenpal
Gleason
Whls
Brewer
ALY
Sserville
Congregation Alasts
South Fud
Ing
M. &, Beoeed
Musserville
United Brethren
Whittaker
Lewiston
Y.M. A
Parwell
Boon
Alhrotic
Publi Schools
Wil
Job Fur
Tusure
Mark
Sen
Zeidler Pipe Company
Marshall
Ain Scirnoe
MU Scatine State Bank
Cers
Ris
J. J. Fahey
Iowa Avenue
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