Muscatine Muscats Sweep Red Sox In 12-3 Victory
Burlington reports Muscatine turned a lopsided win over the Red Sox into a 12 to 3 decision. Gould allowed many hits, yet the Muscats capitalized with timely hitting, while pitchers Schwenk, Miller, and Schrieber struggled for the Sox. Curtis Harmon was sidelined by illness and several fielders were briefly hampered by injuries as Muscatine surged ahead and held on for the win.
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Look Who's Here The Favorite Son Score by Inning
Baseball game recap detailing scoring by inning for Burlington and Muscatine, with player mentions Lowther Singleton Harrod and Spurs. Describes hits, runs, strikeouts, errors, and key moments including Spurs long homer, umpire notes, and final score progression.
Germans Trim Lutherans In Eight-Run win
The German Methodlata defeated Grace Lutherans eight to zero in eight innings. Diercks and Diercks combined for strong pitching as Lutherans failed to threaten. Lutherans' Cravatt and Gremme offered the lone resistance while Methodists did not field a side until after commencement.
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Bunnies Win Game By Score Of 4 3
Cedar Rapids June 16 Marshalltown challenged the Bunnies as Lefty Mallinger shut down the goat threat and the team pushed past Marshalltown 4 to 2. Wambershans homered, Carter and Smith added hits, while Girth and Mallinger delivered key pitching and defense in a crowded field at Keokuk Drubbed Again. Keokuk improved to 12-4 behind Wahl's mound work as Egan's Speedboys fell flat with 16 hits allowed.
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New Dollar Wor Folk a New Dollar Score By Innings
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Kid Williams Wins Bantamweight World Title Fight
Johnny Kid Williams of Baltimore becomes the new bantamweight world champion after knocking out Chicago veteran John Coulon in the third round at Vernon. Williams was a 2 to 1 favorite as promoter McCarey paid Coulon $1,000 for the fight. Brown’s nose singled out in Mike Gibbons versus George Brown match with Gibbons dominating using sharp left jabs at the Atlantis A A.
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Charlie Lind Back From The Scrimmage Musky Hopes On Pitcher Cook
Charlie Lind returns from war with his blues in his pocket and Muscatine rumors of acquiring pitcher Cook. Jeff Fries likely to join Boas Boyle’s Musky lineup. Lind’s back from Oshkosh era, Cook touted as strong stuff but erratic. Washington beats St Louis 4 to 3 in a fumbled game with late errors by St. Louis.
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Cleveland
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Sweep delivers clean win as Cubs rally in ninth
Chicago built early lead but New York surged late, errors mounting on both sides. Keating faced heavy contact in three innings, while Batterson, Cork, Scott and Schalk contributed at the plate as the visitors finally found rhythm.
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After-Region Rants on Sports Fandom and Local Identities
A fragmented column rails at weekly print habits and sports fans. It mocks critics who question content while celebrating quirky local earnests and the devotion of readers to home teams and players like Boyle and Williams. The piece riffs on polo, wrestling, baseball, and the idea of true fans amid a bustling Burlington scene.
St Louis Wins In The Tenth Inning 5 To 2
New York and St Louis split the series with St Louis winning in the tenth inning. The report highlights pitches and defensive plays including a running catch and a sensational throw to the plate.
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Muskies Open 12-Game Home Stand Against Four Teams
Muskies return from a long road trip to host Keokuk Burlington Clinton Cedar Rapids in a 12 day home stretch. Boss Boyle’s revitalized seniors seek support as locals back the team after road losses and wins against Marshalltown Waterloo and league leaders.
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Terrapins Win In A Speedy Contest
Chicago beats Brooklyn 3 to 2 as Baltimore holds first with a win over Indiana. Kansas City edges Buffalo 7 to 2 in a pitchers’ duel. St Louis tops Pittsburgh 5 to 2 with late-inning hits. Boston defeats Cincinnati 3 to 2 in a tense four-game set. Philadelphia takes a 3 to 1 win over Pittsburgh after Becker drives in two runs.
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