Muskies Win In Nine Inning Pact Over Keokuk
Keokuk pitcher Burjuan pitched well, but Muscatine rallied late to win 6 to 5. Newmeyer allowed only a few hits while Jack hit a homer for Keokuk and Pennington debuted with a walk and a run, the late scoring sequence delivering the Muskies a comeback victory in Corin Rapids.
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Briton Against Briton in Yale Harvard Race
Yale and Harvard crews prepare for the annual race as Briton Wray oversees Crimson rowers. An English coach with American training aims to reverse a six year slump by importing Oxford coaching methods to beat Harvard.
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RURAL SCHOOL TEACHER REPORTS 10 STERLINGS SERIES
Large crowds expected for weekend racing at the fair grounds with a mixed program of autos, planes, and motorcycles. French aviator Wagano Godet will perform daily flights and demonstrate air speed superiority. Notable drivers include Yunt, Gardner, and Ohlbauer. Johnalon of the Motordomco Co. will present a 100-mile racer. Program includes multiple auto, motorcycle, and aeroplane contests, with potential weather-related changes. Ben Miller, signed by manager Frank Soyle, aims to challenge first baseman Kaw or Kolin for Muskies at Keokuk, after teaching at Corydon. He is a left-handed hitter, 6 feet tall, 180 pounds.
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Davenport catcher sold to Pittsburgh
Davenport Iowa June 12 catcher Bob Coleman of the Davenport Three Eye League team has been sold to the Pittsburgh National League team. He is 22 years old and recognized as the best throwing catcher in the league. He batted .290 last year and has been doing better this year.
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Results Yesterday From Local Matches
Results yesterday show Danville 2 over Springfield 4, Bloomington 2 to 4 at Quincy, Dubuque 4 over Pooria 7, Davenport 6 to 7, and other scores listed. Rivalries include Holy Cross 7 over THarcard 22, with American Tongue and Ghicigo at Washington events and city pairings like Cleveland at Philadelphia and St. Louis at Boston.
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Kewanee Penny Cubs Drop Last Game Absent Win
Sullivan hits homer as Kewanee Penny Cubs win easily in Cedar Rapids. Scoring collapse and erratic play by locals lead to a lopsided 2 12 to 0 defeat amid riotous scenes. Cedar Rapids offense struggles with pitching standout Bladgett for the visitors.
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Sports Hall of Fame Tone in 19th Century Column
Sporting editor notes jitters over manager resignations and instant wins and recounts Burlington game antics. Umpire Fleming and wives of Hume and Howe are mentioned along with a son’s quip about the umpire. The piece derisively surveys teams like Pennington and the Cannibal reservation plans.
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Pennington Rejoins Indians After Keokuk Return
Keokuk June 12 George Pennington the Kewanee Manager who was released on Tuesday signed with the Indians and was seen on third base in a Keokuk uniform yesterday Frank Kline had been performing well with the locals and was moved to the outfield Richards the Kewanee infielder is in temporary charge of the Roller makers and another manager may be signed regularly.
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Dream First in Rage Jo Bermuda Islands Race
In Bermuda the Dream owned by Charles L. Lagen won the Philadelphia to Bermuda motorboat race. Barbara II finished second, Toscam third, with Dream beating Barbara II by about 1 hour 44 minutes. Distance measured at 744 nautical miles.
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Americans Hope for Triumphs in Tennis
American tennis trio Maurice B. McLoughlin R Norris Williams and Harold H W Hackett who defeated Australia in Davis Cup preliminaries sail for England aboard the Battle to face Germany next and push toward the South African and Canadian winners before a Wimbledon challenge round planned for late July.
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Journal Stars Deliver One Sided Victory Over Ex Journalites
Journal athletes win 11 to 4 in a one sided ball game at South End. Umpire Ralph Stadard draws attention with a police badge and a billy in hand. Journal stars tally three hits while ex Journal misfits manage four runs through the middle innings despite late rally.
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English Championship Tour Opens for Wallace Johnson Event
Players depart for England to practice and pursue further honors in the all England championship tournament set for June 23. Wallace Johnson, former inter collegiate champion, is also entered.
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