Muscatine Musky Averages Show Slump In May
Burlington leads the league by a comfortable margin as Muscatine, the Muskies, struggle with weak batting. Danny Harrell tops the Muskies with a .267 average while Cliff Lee hits .343 and Clyde Curtis .238. Fielding gains hover around modest levels with Clinton and Marshalltown among top defenders.
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Danny Harret
Yeading Musky
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Wetzel
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Lyle
Muskies
Cliff Lee
Clyde Curtis
Shamrock IV Makes Splendid Showing In Race
Southampton June 9 Shamrock I and Shamrock II rivalry renewed as Lipton’s challenger Shamrock I sailed in light airs and surged ahead of the older Shamrock II in the Salenk trial the smaller Shamrock showing strong speed under fall canvas. In New York Cup Course Trials Defiance led as Amarions defense met tougher conditions off Sandy Hook with Resolute Vanitie and Daflance following setup moves from City Island to East River passage.
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Jime
Shamrock
Thomas Lipton
New York
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Amarion
Long Island Sound
Sandy Hook
City Island
Resolute
Glentove
Vanitie
East Riv
Golf Teams Tied In First Week Of Play
An OCR advertisement notes golf teams tied in the opening week of play. It promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar for cough relief and references a Rescue Hose Company excursion to the Tri-Cities on Sunday aboard a low steamer Sydney.
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Contania
Rescue Hoss Company
Tri-Cities
Low Steamer
Sydney
Ady
Rexcie Hose Company
Palatin
Sidney
Socialist Governor Candidate Sets Two Central Records
Oliver C. Wilson, a former socialist alderman of Muscatine, ran for governor on the socialist state ticket and set two primary records. He filed his primary expense report in Des Moines showing two cents spent, for a stamp, with no opposition for the nomination. He claims residence at West Liberty and did not receive any votes in his hometown Wapsipinigan township. Other candidates reported higher expenditures, including John W. Rowley with 495.50, Benjamin J. Sallinger at 715.12, Yrani A. Shaw 197.09, Percy C. Ghureh 104.82, Taman A. Potter 46.63, and State Treasurer W. C. Brown at 44.75 with a 25 dollar campaign fund contribution.
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Oliver C. Wilson
Muscatine
Town
Somatia
Wilton
Des Moines
Wilson
Hig Party
Haw
West Liberty
Wapsic
John W. Rowley
Benjamin J. Sallinger
Carroll
The
Bench
Yrani A. Shaw
Percy C. Ghureh
Taman A. Potter
Mason City
W. C. Brown
Shake-up hoped for Musky lineup after loss to Burlington
Rumors swirl as Boss Boyle hints at changes for the Muskies with a new infielder catcher and outfielder. The club’s latest acquisition Battle reportedly won 13 of 16 in his prep season, while Kuehl rumored to join as shortstop remains unconfirmed. Basketball-like Scouting details blend with baseball chatter across a jumble of scores and team notes.
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Chuck) Lind
Burlington Red Sox
Boss Boyle
Ghuck
Hawk Eye
Boyle
Muskies
Hoe
Davenport
Kuehl
Battle
Healay
Louisiana Betting Law Battle Raging in Baton Rouge
Associated Press reports a surge of supporters and opponents gathered in Baton Rouge as the Reinhardt Bill moves toward final passage in the Senate. The measure would legalize betting on horse races under a Mutual system and create a three member racing commission. Opponents threaten delay tactics, while supporters rally public interest with mass meetings and petitions. The racing bill faces a clash with a separate measure to move the state capital to Alexandria, potentially delaying the racing vote.
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Zeigler Pitches No Hit No Run Game
Elmer Zeigler pitched a no hit no run game for the Congregationalists defeating the Presbyterians in the Gundsy school league. Zeigler’s team dominated the contest while the Baptists featured McCleary’s hitting. Final score listed as Mulford Baptists 3, Presbyterians 0 with Drake and Hanson on batteries.
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Jenn
Vollett
Drake
Seventy-Seven 10 Receive Diplomas at Rural Graduation
Seventy seven eighth grade students will receive diplomas at the rural school graduation at the Orpheum Theatre on June 20. County Superintendent E D Bradley released the first list of graduates and the program will be finalized later in the week.
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Sweetland
Angerer
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Lula Downer
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Mildred Stro
Coulon and Williams Clash Tonight For Lightweight Title
Johnnie Coulon and Kid Williams meet in a twenty round bout for the lightweight title tonight at Mr Vernon. Referee is Charles F. Eaton. Coulon earns a guaranteed 3000 dollars plus 40 percent of gross receipts, win draw or lose.
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Kid" Williams
Baltimore
Ere &T
Vernon
Charles F. Eaton
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