Mudlatiac Sub For State Tourney At Cedar Rapids
Geneva Golf and Country Club members head to Cedar Rapids for the fifteenth Iowa Golf Association state tournament week beginning June 21. Muscatine aims to enter strong, with elaborate events including a veterans contest and twenty seven hole two ball foursomes, as entries climb toward the 64-player qualifying cutoff.
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Muscatine
Iowa Golf Association
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapid
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Muskies Stranded By Train Delay, Miss Marshalltown Trip
The Muscatine Muskies planned a Marshalltown series trip but were delayed by a derailed Wilton train. They stayed overnight, delaying departure and jeopardizing the schedule. Clifford Lee and Charles Reinhart shared the prize stick pin for the trip.
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Lee
Altthough Clifford Lee
Charles Reinhart
Association Officers and Tournament Supervisors Named
Officers of the Iowa association are listed with Des Moines and Burlington leaders. David Smith of the Cedar Rapids club will supervise the tournament with a Cedar Rapids committee including Dr. B R Jonnsion E J Carey Fred Letts F C Fisher and W H Dunshee. Directors include Benson Koch Sheldon Talbott and Thaversi shared across several cities.
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Unceg Vial Activiry
David Smith
Cedar Rapids
B. R. Jonnsion
E. J. Carey
Fred Letts
F.C. Fisher
W. H. Dunshee
Iowa Association
E. R. Dorr
Des Moines
G. EB. Killey
Burlington
W. H. Duneshee
Robert Benson
Dubuque
Frank Koch
J. JP. Sheldon
Keaku't
Paul Talbott
Waterloo
George F. Thaversi
Marshalltown
N& Gayely
Pearl dealer prize bid withdrawn in Burlington series
Orville Rittenhouse, a local pearl dealer, offered for the batsman with most hits in the Reoxuk Burlington series and won the pin before withdrawing his bid. In games played here recently Lee and Reinhart each had six safeties, Reinhart with three hits on Sunday while Lee none.
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Orville Rittenhouse
Lee
Reinhart
Davenport Wins Honors at Peoria Skat Event
Davenport, Iowa player Getemann Davenport won first prize at the eighteenth Annual North American Skat League congress in Peoria. He claimed 10 cash and twenty-five panes with 24 games won, scoring 787 total points. Other prize winners included J. H. Defens Clinton and A. E. Haggerman Chicago among others. The 1914 convention was awarded to St Paul and delegates closed with a boat ride on the Mississippi River.
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Getamann
Davenport
Getemann
J. H. Dfens
Clinton
Christian Endeavor Founder Is Better
Cleveland report says the Cleveland American Association team is selling to Toledo interests and will play its last game today versus Kansas City. Vice President Barnard would not confirm the sale while another source says the purchase is concluded and the Spiders will move to Toledo after a series in Columbus. The club has suffered financially and is blamed for poor support.
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C. W. Somers
Toporti
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Spiders
Kansas City
Barnard
Columbus
Rules Announced For Geneva Golf Club Matches
The Geneva Golf and Country club issued match rules for the upcoming series starting Weinestiar and continuing to Tuesday. Women’s matches on the baby course covered. score cards available from Prof. McKee at the clubhouse. Cards must be signed by both players or penalties apply. incomplete cards risk forfeiture. Matches allow players to partner with any opposing team member during the week.
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Geneva Golf and Country Club
Credit Committee
Prof. McKee
Rev Francis Clark Ill With Typhoid at Summer Home
Sagamore Mars June 13 The Rev Francis E B Clark founder and head of the Christian Endeavor movement has been ill with typhoid fever at his summer home for two weeks His age 64 and the fact that the disease has not reached its crisis have caused some apprehension about his recovery Dr Clark is believed to have contracted the illness during a recent trip through the west.
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Sagamore
Mars
Francis Eb, Clark
Christian Endeavor Movement
Clark
West
Weather disrupts opening round of national open golf
Heavy humidity and a thunderstorm threat slow Baltusrol opening as early players begin the gun tying round. Douglas Grant of Richmond England misses a time call while Alec Smith, holder of two Open titles, and Francis Ouimet the 1913 amateur and Open winner are among early pairs.
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Associatey Press
Short Hills
Baltusral Golf Club
Douglas Grant
Richmond
England
Chicago University loses eighteen athletes to graduation
University of Chicago graduates eighteen athletes, breaking one of its strongest track squads. Ten track stars depart, including Captain Ward and Des Jardien. Football loses seven starters, among them Captain Des Jardien, Huntington, Siegeman, Acker, Gray, White, and Kixmiller. The article notes the disruption impacts track, football, and baseball teams as graduates exit.
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Ill
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Huntingon
Siegeman
Acker
Gray White
Kixmiller
Captain Ward
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Baranchk
Campbell
Knight
Goodwin Gorgas
White
Tasepall
Western Handicap Opens Interstate Association Meet
St Louis June 13 The first annual western handicap sheet of the Interstate Association opened with a full program of target events. Amateurs and professionals from every midwestern state and guests from the east participate in the meet at St Louis totaling a wide array of shooting events.
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St. Louis
Associated Presa Leagett
Interstate Association
Iowa University Commencement Reunions In Full Swing
Iowa City June 15. Commencement at Iowa University is in full blast with reunions and social events across Ely Park local hotels and union rooms. Classes from 1870 to 1914 gather for breakfasts banquets and gatherings as fraternities and sororities join in. The class of 1915 hosts a farewell breakfast and staged a class play at Engler theatre showcasing A Grand Army Man.
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Engler Theatre
Bluejacket Back After Reinstatement With Brooklyns
Bloomington star pitcher James Bluejacket returned to the Brook lyn Federals after a five week layoff caused by an ankle injury. His bid to rejoin organized baseball was denied, and he left Bloomington yesterday to rejoin the Brooklyn club.
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Is Reinsert
Bloomington
James Bluejacket
Brooklyn Federals
No Pelouts Ay First In New England League Game
Fitchburg, Mass. June 15 notes first baseman of the Worcester team played through yesterday's New England league game with Fitchburg without a putout, assist or error. Various local visits and school terms are listed, including relatives visiting and students returning home from schools in Grinnell, Cedar Falls, Sterling, and Beaver Falls. Senior class fishing party and social entertainments at the Wilson home are mentioned.
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Salem
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Clark County
David Edger
Beaver Falls
W. C. Boyle
la Grenge
Elgin 1
Gladys Preston
Sterling
Kansas
Walter Enke
Hazel Selzer
Parkershore
Raymond Wilson
Bunnies Win Battle In Eleventh
In Cedar Rapids on June 1 Harrell delivered a grounder that Richards mishandled, allowing Hamilton to score the winning run in the eleventh. Seibold limited Marshalltown to three hits in eleven frames as Cedar Rapids nipped Marshalltown 4 2. Seibold and Ludwig. Slattery and Hammerschmitt.
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Harrell
Richards
Seibold
Marshalltown
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Ludwig Slattery
Hammerschmitt
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Waterloo
Tigers Get Star Pitcher Regan From Cornell
Ithaca New York June 5 Sheve Regan one of Cornell’s greatest pitchers has signed to play with the Detroit Tigers and will report to Jennings on July 4 for training and assignment to the major league club.
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Cornell University
Iene
Ithaca
N. Y
Sheve Regan
Cornell
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Jennings
Magna Charta Seventy‑Hundredth Anniversary Observed
Public schools across the state marked the 700th anniversary of Magna Charta on orders from Commissioner of Education John Finley. Commemorations will be held in the assembly chamber with Elihu Root presiding. Addresses by Yen B. Parker, Nicholas Murray Butler, and Joseph H. Choate.
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Assembly Chamber
Elihu Root
Peside
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Joseph H. Choate
Oakville Hosts Week of Community Activities and Weddings
Oakville residents enjoyed a Sunday child program with church activities, musical numbers, and exercises. Relatives totaling 23 gathered to help celebrate. The week included a wedding in Wapello, visits from relatives, and revival services led by H Creighton of Goodland. Multiple locals and visitors traveled between Oakville, Muscatine, and Burlington, with a birth announced in Muscatine and several reunions and visits noted across towns.
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Grandview
Keithbarge
Wykern
Gev
Ert
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Mable Ball
Charles Stone
Wapello
Lewise Aberle
Morton
Jadoh Eng
Kingstan
Y H. Creighton
Goodland
Sensai
Frank Creighton
Wirfeld
J. G. Campbell
Muscatine
Atty
Grece Smith
Lansing
E., Waterhouse
Burlington
B.C. Dustin
Man Pello
Civil Service Experts Gather for National Assembly Opening
Civil service experts from many ports arrived in Los Angeles to attend the opening of the eighth meeting of the National Assembly of Civil Service Commissioners. They discussed an proposed model civil service form for use by employing principals.
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Leastad
Los Angeles
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United States
National Assembly of Civil Service Commissioners
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Summer Goods Arrive as Storekeepers Offer Fresh Values
The Journal notes spring remnants are reduced to quick disposal as warmer weather nears. Advertisers promise new summer merchandise and attractive values across many lines. Residents are urged to shop early for value and selection.
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