League Leaders And Muskies Break Even In Doubleheader
The Muskies and Pathfinders split a South End lot two-game set with Franke beating Miller 4 2 in the first contest while the Pathfinders won 2 0 in the second. Bembley struck out 14 in relief as Burlington sent a large Pathfinders delegation by train. crowds exceeded 1 000. Standings show Burlington 16 Muscatine 4 Keokuk 2 Clinton 6 Mason City 8 with Tuesday matchups Keokuk at Clinton Mason City at Waterloo and Burlington at Muscatine.
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Central Association
L. Burlington
Muscatin
Keokuk
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Burlington
Muscatine
C. A
Keokuk Clinton
Muskies
Pathfinders
South End
Hlame Club
Bembley
Pathfinder Poosters
Franke Beats Miller
A. A. Eenert Rt
Margan
Neleran
Bamington
Minny
Baer
Baura
Franke
Schaefer
Ling Tor
Meinert
Harmon
Torale
Shore
Tnnings
von Surmary
Morgan
Eos Meinert
McClade
Raienley
Hashroel
Augustus
Aeses
Halle
Raiehler
Rgickies
Fienska Warner
Taft
Burling
Mireralina
Sevhacfer
Diamonds Defeat Allindisans In Solon Tilt 12-6
Diamonds led by Hofer and Swan scored 12 runs on 21 hits to outpace Allindisans in Solon. Pitcher Kafer, formerly with Cedar Rapids, fanned 21 as Diamonds overwhelmed Mannings twirler. Reuling and Jewels also contributed in a high scoring game. Sunny Side beat Prime Creek 5 in a separate tilt with Schleitter and Ixley on the battery.
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Swan
Diamonds
Manning
Caut
Jewels
Kafer
Cedar Rapids
Hofer
Jawels
Len
Sunny Side
Schleitter
Ixley
Battery
Pime Creek Club
Ouran
Plass Nubloce Manager Returns to Hustlers Staff
Former Da buowe Three Eye club manager Plass Nubloce is rehired to oversee the Hustlers temporarily. He releases A McGuil, first baseman, and ined Steve Brewer, now with an independent league team in Owatonna.
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Wubudue. Fa
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Plass
Dabuowe Three Eye Club
McGuil
Steve Brewer
Owatonna
Flanagan Beats Topeka in First Full Game for St. Joe
Ex Muscat? ex Musky pitcher Mike Flanagan threw his first complete game for the St. Joseph Western league club yesterday and beat Topeka 7 to 5. He allowed five hits, walked four and struck out eight.
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St. Joe
Mike Flanagan
Musky
St. Joseph
Topeka
Mike
Pilots Blanked by Boyle's Indians 1 0
Richardson suffers first loss after nine straight wins as Cedar Rapids defeats Richardson 5 to 0. Keokuk game cited. pitchers Drohan and Brown share duties for Cedar Rapids. Milwaukee notes and minor box details included from June reports.
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Boyle
Indians
Keokuk
Drohan
Byansi Penner
Brown
Ceddar Rapids
Richardson
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Indians Loses Final Here in 7-5 Rout
Muskies complete a sweep of the series by winning the third and final game 7 to 5 as two visiting pitchers are roughed up by Lee Spurs and Ross for Muscatine. Pranke held the Indians hitless in the last four innings. Fenner started for the Indians and lasted one inning.
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Franke
Montana
Rowdy Miller
Wae Patas
Muskies
Runser
Ingleton
Harmon
McGlade
Lee
Singiston
Rolley
Ranier
Hruska
Pathfinder
Ralley
Miller
Eves
Muskfinger
Reinhart
O'Bay
Morgan
Morganie
Spuis
O'Day
Indians
Spurs
Et al
Ross
Pranke
Fenner
Hruska Singlad
Kool
Moline Three
Boylemen
Hasbrook
Afer Augustus
Watkins
Wildheave
Ruaser
Sto «Kool
Baum
le Bean
Bann
Comstock
le Bau
Swick
Ranna
Blair Schedules Three Excursions From Muscatine
The White Collar Line steamer Helen Blair is booked for three excursions from Muscatine next month. The first departs June 18 at 7:00 a.m. toward Davenport to watch Barnum and Bailey parade events, with returns in the evening. A July 4 trip leaves Muscatine at 6:00 a.m. for Davenport and Muscatine again later that day, followed by a July Ath trip returning by early evening, enabling Muscatine residents to enjoy local amusements.
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White Collar
Helen Blair
Muscatine
Seven O Cogwn
Wil
Davenport
Barnum and Bailey
Effeus
Blair
Tricitiana
Geneva Golf and Country Club to Start Team Match Play
Wednesday opens a monthly four game series at Geneva Golf and Country Club. Greens committee announces regular and baby contests with captains named Mrs J L Giesser and Mr F CH Littie. Weekly matches with Tuesday standings, losers award to winners, and future additions expected as scores are turned in.
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Geneva Golf and Country Club
Greens
J. L. Giesser
F. Ch. Littie
Little
Gie
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Solon
Plass Nubloce
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Bluejays Win
R.H.E. Cedar Rapids
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Hottuen
Richardesn
Alan Newday
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Christy Mathewson
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American Tobacco Company
Greens Committee
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Jackson
Walter Molis
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Jason
OD. McBride
Kennefick
T. HW. Brannate
A. A. Petersen
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WL. Cope
Thomson
A. R. Tipton
Randall
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Ewarl Nervis
C. A. Hahn
Jas Grade
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