Moisant aviators impressed by Camels in Ottumwa game
In Ottumwa on June 9 the Moisant airmen faced Muscatine's Camels in a lively baseball scrap. Pitcher Winnie Noyes allowed eleven strikeouts as Ottumwa toppled Muscatine 15 to 1 amid seven innings of brisk offense including Johnson and Wise home runs and Plympton key hits.
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Ottumwa
Pitcher Baird
Muscatine
Myrtle Street
Terra Firma
Winnie Noyes
Dutch Ahring
Kearney
Plympton
Gordon
Carroll
Toots
Alperman
Yeager
Noyes
Mr. Banks
Johnson
Des Moines
Russell
Homer
Wise
Baird
Hart
Blake
Senna
Gard
Ahring
Banks
Leroy Plympton
Johnston
Kensel
Tay
Dan
Mr. Plympton
Plymp
Holycross
Ndyes
Fleming
Elliott
H. PO
Senno
Ewe A Wise
R. H. PO
Rf Alperman
Cf Banks
C¢ Baird
Resume Park Construction At Polo Grounds
New York June 9. The strike of men building the National League base ball grandstand at the Polo grounds has ended and all workers are back at their posts today.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Umpire Glenalvin Sets New Record in Keokuk League Game
Keokuk Iowa June 9 Glenalvin the new umpire turned in record breaking time as Pa Belts fighting braves defeated Jake Beckleys fast slipping fans 8 to 1 Keyes of Hannibal opposed Boothby for Keokuk in a tame pitchers duel Keokuk capitalized on timely hits for the win Hannibal 1 7 1 Keokuk 8 1 3 Batteries Keyes and Shea Boothby and Cavanaugh Burlington 3 Monmouth 1 Monmouth Ill June 9 Burlington won in the second inning on two singles and Watsons double Burge held Monmouth to one more hit Galesburg 4 Kewanee 1 Kewanee Ill June 9 Galesburg won as Mogridge faltered Beltz and Kurke vs Mogridge and Evans
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Keokuk
Glenalvin
Pa’ Belt
Fighting Braves
Jake Beckley
Southpaw Keyes
Hannibal
Boothby
Keyes
Shea
Cavanaugh
Burlington
Monmouth
Ill
Watson
Burge
Willis
Clifton
Sage
Galesburg
Kewanee
Mogridge
Beltz
Kurke
Evans
Multiple Hydroplanes Enter Dubuque Valley Races
Albert E. Smith of New York announces a secret entry of a 20-foot hydroplane named Vita II for the Mississippi Valley Power Boat association races at Dubuque in July. Emerson II piloted by J Stuart Blackton and Vitagraph partner is set to compete with 250 horsepower twin engines and seeks over 40 mph. LaCrosse, another 20-foot entrant with a 200 horsepower six cylinder two-stroke motor, enters all classes and aims for high speed.
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Albert E. Smith
New York
Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association
Dubuque
O. D. Collis
Regatta Committee
J. Stuart Blackton
Motor Boat Club of America
Mr. Smith
Vitagraph Company of America
Emerson II
LaCrosse
LaCrosse Motor Boat Club
Papke defeats Sullivan for world middleweight title
Billy Papke, an American middleweight, beat Jim Sullivan of England in nine rounds to win the world middleweight championship. The bout, promoted by Hugh D. McIntosh, carried a $10,000 purse and a side bet. Papke seriosuly hurt Sullivan with a final uppercut, Sullivan fell, rose at the bell, then could not continue after the ninth round.
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London
Eng
Billy Papke
Jim Sullivan
England
Hugh D. McIntosh
Papke
Sullivan
Corri
Clabby Outshades Knockout Brown in Ten Rounds
Jimmy Clabby of Hammond Ind and Knockout Brown of Chicago fought ten rounds in Hammond last night with Clabby gaining a shade of advantage. Clabby was faster and pressed throughout but could not pierce Brown's defense. no decision was permitted by law.
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Hammond
Ind
Jimmy Clabby
Brown
Chicago
Clabby
Iowa Awards Letters to 1911 Baseball Stars
The Iowa university board in control of athletics awarded the letter I to 1911 baseball stars including Captain Hook, Captain-elect Schmidt, pitchers Alcorn Gittens Baird Wright Von Lackun Strickler Mericle McWhorter and Sallander in Iowa City.
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Iowa City
Iowa University Board
Captain Hook
Schmidt
Alcorn
Gittens
Baird
Wright
von Lackun
Strickler
Mericle
McWhorter
Sallander
Tilton Heads to Chicago for Big Eight Tennis Tourney
Iowa City reports Eugene Tilton, Iowa tennis champion, has left for Chicago to take part in the Big Eight tournament.
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Iowa City
Eugene Tilton
Iowa Tennis Courts
Chicago
West Liberty defeats West Branch 8 to 0 in baseball
West Liberty Independents win fifth straight by routing West Branch 8 to 0. Pitcher A Anderson debuts with a 3 hit allowed, 10 strikeouts. Outfielder Young makes two sparkling catches. West Liberty to meet Cedar Rapids Cubs next, crowd expected to be large.
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West Liberty
West Liberty Independents
West Branch
A. Anderson
Young
Huron
S. Dak
Independents
Cedar Rapids Cubs
An. H. FP. A
Army Te Atwell
Smith
We Young
Fitzgibbon
P. Anderson
Abbott
Hk Macort
Dovvese
Pee
Sh. Caees
F. Randall
E. Ensley
J. Randall
L. Ensley
Pownell
Sullivan Graeer
Eo Asset Eee
Baseball games on today's national and American leagues
National League games include New York at Pittsburg and Brooklyn at Chicago with clear skies. American League matchups feature Chicago at New York and Detroit at Philadelphia under clear conditions with afternoon starts.
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National League
New York
Pittsburg
Sports results roundup from Central Association and Western League
Yesterday's scores list Ottumwa Muscatine Keokuk and Hannibal with losses to Galesburg Kewanee Burlington Monmouth Brooklyn Chicago New York Pittsburg Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston St Louis Chicago New York Cleveland Washington Detroit Philadelphia St Louis Boston Three Eye League matches Davenport Danville Peoria Waterloo Rock Island Quincy Decatur Dubuque Western League games Denver St Joseph Omaha Toneka Lincoln Sioux City Pueblo Des Moines with several close scores and notable blowouts across cities.
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Central Association
Ottumwa
Muscatine
Keokuk
Hannibal
Galesburg
Kewanee
Burlington
Monmouth
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Davenport
Danville
Peoria
Waterloo
Rock Island
Quincy
Decatur
Dubuque
Denver
St. Joseph
Omaha
Toneka
Lincoln
Sioux City
Pueblo
Des Moines
East Hill Lincoln Pupils Picnic at Weed Park
About three hundred Lincoln school pupils teachers and friends enjoyed a postponed picnic at Weed park after leaving the Park Avenue schoolhouse shortly after 9 AM. Mothers and teachers served a dinner with cold meats potatoes fruit ice cream and cake. The afternoon featured baseball tag races and other outdoor games with some resting in the shade and strolling along the park paths.
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Lincoln School
Park Avenue
Weed Park
Park
East Hill Locals Update From Park Avenue Area
William Mahaney of Park avenue and Cannon street has recovered enough to move about after weeks in bed. Frank Custer of Halstead street returned home yesterday from Moline where he handled business. Mrs. Bert Godfrey of Seattle is visiting her father W. P. Fraizer on Park avenue.
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East Hill
William Mahaney
Park Avenue
Cannon Street
Frank Custer
Halstead Street
Moline
Bert Godfrey
Seattle
Washington
W. PP. Fraizier
Local Visitor Grant Dalton Arrives for Several Days in Town
Grant Dalton of Letts arrived in the city this morning and will stay several days to attend to business matters. Also noted is the new Buick runabout at Bowman's Garage.
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Grant Dalton
Letts
Bowman's
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