Galesburg defeated Hannibal in extra innings at Burlington
The Pathfinders fell 6 to 5 in 13 innings as umpire Burns drew scrutiny. Burlington rallied with a late ruling on Harmon's home call, while Sutton and Easfa were ruled out at key moments. Ottumwa then beat Hannibal 4 to 2 behind strong pitching and timely hits, with Broadwell ineffective after the ninth.
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Kewanee Defeats Monmouth in Hard Fought Baseball Clash
On June 18 at Monmouth the Kewanee Aies ta by the Infield built a two run lead early and later added two more after an assault on Pressy, while Monmouth managed only two runs off West. Final score 7 to 5 with West and Kurke batting for Kewanee and Pres sy and Lage for Monmouth.
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Washington Beats Trenton Mo Team In June Tilt
Washington defeated Trenton Missouri yesterday by a wide margin. Lorenzen pitched for Washington, allowing seven hits and striking out ten while going 1 for 3 with a single and a triple. McCoy fanned five for Trenton and allowed nine hits. Each side turned two double plays. A rematch is set today with Hilert likely starting for Washington. Washington has won eight of its last nine games.
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Morningside Grants Largest Class in History
Benlord class of forty-eight graduates from Morningside College Sioux City Iowa in a 1948 ceremony. Bishop W C Lewis, former college president, delivered the commencement address at the Sioux City school.
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U S Olympic stars break more records at New York meet
The Olympic fund show at American League Park featured Towanishna Towanina beating George Bonhag and Toll Berna in the 5000 meter event, James Thorpe clearing 6 feet 5 inches in high jump, and Ralph Rose setting a new world best with 91 feet 10 inches in the two handed shot put.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From Today’s Games
American League action had Boston at Chicago and New York at St Louis among others with results listing St Louis beating Boston 6 to 3 and New York 2 to 3 in NL play. Other scores include Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati 8 and Pittsburgh 7 Brooklyn 3 while Central Association games show Monmouth 2 Kewanee 4 and Burlington 7 Galesburg 9 in 13 innings.
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South Cedar Notes and Local Visits
South Cedar Iowa June 13 reports Albert Loch of Luverne Minnesota visited with friends last week. Will James and others mourn the death of Mrs Ann Aikens, and will travel to Oklahoma for the funeral. Clara Rockafellow and Olivia Mulbone attend the Teachers Institute in Muscatine. Mr W S Cungatus of Fleming Pennsylvania praises Chamberlain's remedies. Nashua votes to build a deep well and water plant to supply the city, water now river pump impure. work to start at once.
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Charities Conference Opens With Reports In Cleveland
Delegates at the thirty ninth national conference of charities and corrections gathered in Cleveland for a general session. Brief oral state reports were heard, committees appointed, and sections to discuss housing recreation and children were formed. Delegates from Seattle urged the next 1914 meeting be held there as immigration concerns were raised linked to Pacific coast needs.
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McCoy Endorses Hatfield For West Virginia Governor
Hatfield cousin of Devil Anse Hatfield receives a telegraph endorsement from A J McCoy leader of the McCoy faction for governor of West Virginia. Telegram dated Princeton WV says congratulations and that McCoy hopes Hatfield wins in November.
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