Heinz Knot Score Wins in Extra Frame and more
Heinz Knot Score wins 9 to 6 in extra innings over Iowa Pearl after tying 6 all in sixth. Moose crush County Club 18 to 1. Montgomery Ward's blank Park Methodists 6 to 0. Methodists Juniors top Park Avenue Methodists 9 to 3. Rating games at United Brethren Walnut League fields and Jefferson field with several matchups listed.
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Iowa Pearl
Moose
Park Avenue Methodists
Montgomery Ward
Prima
Heinz
Buttan
Ward
Borgstadt
Ballew
Schreiber
C. Moss
League Field
Methodist
Pulse
Scholten
Jefferson Field
Lloyd Grim
John Haller
The
Wxate
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Sanday School
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Etee
Mulford
Zion Lutheran
Park M. . Econ
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Huttig’s
Iowa Pearl Pennant
Musseer
Atlas S
Palace Illiard
Ro-Li-Co
Montgomery
Hallahan Sparks Cardinals Pulse Against Pirates in 3-2 Win
Hallahan, now a top left hander, pitched 9 innings with 1 walk and 8 wins 2 losses in the NL. He limited Pirates to 2 runs as St. Louis edged Pittsburgh 3-2, widening their lead over the Pirates but not trimming the Giants’ advantage.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
William Anthony Hallahan
Wild Bill
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Leo Durocher
Hallahan
Bill
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tng
Bucs
Fiost
Heinie Meine
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Pittsburgh
New York
Giants
Boston Braves
Leroy Parmalee
Tribe
Adolf Luque
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Charley Root
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Phillies
Raye Benge
Indians
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Philadelphia Athletics
Walter Johnson
Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Bump Hadley
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Yanks
Grimm Bench Shows Batting Slump Cited by Manager
Chicago manager Charlie Grimm benched himself due to light hitting. He sat out Wednesday against the Cincinnati Reds and sent Gink Hendrick to first, saying his back is fine but his batting is off.
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Chicago
Charlie Grimm
Cincinnati Reds
Gink” Hendrick
Charlie
Baseball and Baseball Scores From Crandings and Nearby Cities
Scores from Crandings Western League with Des Moines Joplin St Joseph Hutchinson Topeka Muskogee Omaha Springfield and upcoming games. American and National League results Boston New York St Louis Chicago Detroit Cleveland New York Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Pittsburgh and more. American Association and Mississipi Valley results Quincy Davenport Springfield Keokuk Rock Island Peoria. Ask for Vote Coupons.
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Grube
Ton R. H. E
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Gomez
Brown
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Moore
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Ferrell
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Benge
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Parmeee
Bell
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Pittsbureine
French and Grace
Finney , and
Wilson
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Root and Hartnett
Johnson
Kolp, Frey and
Hemsley
Des Moines
Joplin
St. Joseph
Hutchinson
Topeka
Muskogee
Omaha
Springfield
Mississi Valley
Quincy
Rock Island
Keokuk
Peoria
Davenport
Washington
Ore
Boston Ore
St. Laws
Eagles Triumph 4 2 Over Huttig's at Oregon Field
The Eagles defeated Huttig's kit tenball team 4 to 2 at Oregon Field Wednesday night. Huttig's led 2 0 after the first inning, then were shut out as the Eagles erupted for one in the second and three in the fifth. Tommy Wilder pitched well for the Eagles allowing one hit. Schwertfeger had a triple for the Eagles and Roby allowed five hits for Huttig's. The box score follows.
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Eagles
Huttig
Oregon Street Field
Tommy Wilder
Schwertfeger
Roby
Expect World Marks to Fall at Track Meet
Soldier Field hosts the twelfth national collegiate and prep track meet led by USC coach Dean Cromwell with 500 athletes. Rivalries feature Metcalfe of Marquette, Cunningham of Kansas, Ears of Butler, Woolsey of Illinois, Miller of Stanford, Graber of USC, Keller of Ohio State, Caspar of TCU, Hornbostel of Indiana, Eastman of Stanford, Lyman of Stanford, Torrance of LSU, and McNaughton among others as world and meet records loom. Southern California, with four Olympic stars, seeks team title. Michigan, led by Willis Ward, is a strong challenger.
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Associated Press
Soldier Field
Dean Cromwell
Trojans
University of Southern California
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette
Glen Cunningham
University of Kansas
Ray Ears
Butler University
Dean Woolsey
Illinois
Bill Miller
Stanford
Bill Graber
Trojan
Jack Keller
Ohio State
Charles Casper
Texas Christian
Glen Hardin
Louisiana State
Cunningham
Charles Hornbostel
Indiana
Ben Eastman
John Lyman
Jack Torrance
Duncan McNaughton
van Osdel
Willis Ward
Michigan
America
Southern California
United States
Garber
Edgar
Ablewich
McNaughton
Canada
Ward
Palace Billiards Win 4 to 3 Over United Brethren
The Palace Billiards defeated United Brethren with a 4 to 3 score at Ninth Street diamond Wednesday night. Palace tallied runs in the 2nd 4th 6th and 8th innings, the United Brethren scoring in the 3rd and 4th. Dutro pitched for United Brethren allowing 10 hits. Eddie Barry toed the mound for Palace.
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Palace Billiards
United Brethren
Palace Billard
Ninth Street Diamond
Billiards
Dutro
Palace
Eddie Barry
Indees Battle Two Teams in Sunday Doubleheader
Muscatine Independents meet Bettendorf Boosters in game one at Weed Park Diamond Sunday afternoon with Lefty Hidelbaugh pitching. Davenport Aces oppose in the second game with Lefty Crompton on the mound. Vete Coupons advertised.
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Muscatine
Weed Park
Muscatine Independents
Bettendorf Boosters
Davenport Aces
Hidelbaugh
Indees
Crompton
Journal Juniors Crush Ramblers 25-2 at Old Weed Park
The Journal Juniors routed the Wast Hill Ramblers 25 to 2 on Wednesday afternoon. Park er and Bridges teamed for the winning battery, while Miller and Cole man played for the losers.
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Journal
Wast Hill
McFadden to Sponsor July Baseball Meet at League Field
Howard McFadden announces a nine day baseball tournament at League field starting July 15. Teams from Dubuque Cedar Rapids Burlington Waterloo Des Moines and Muscatine have signaled. $10 entry per team, first prize $100, second $50. Individual prizes also planned with details to come.
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League Field
Howard McFadden
Hope Avenue
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Waterloo
Des Moines
Muscatine
McFadden
Ardon Field Hosts Sunday Baseball With Multiple Contests
Three games are scheduled Sunday at Ardon Field featuring the Ardon regulars against the Letts Ramplers in the headline attraction. The program also includes Ardon reserves versus Montgomery Ward of Muscatine and Ardon Juniors against City Club Juniors of Muscatine.
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Ardon Field
Ardon
Letts Ramplers
Montgomery Ward
Muscatine
City Club
Butz’s Fair kittenball team defeats Automatic 12 to 7
The Butz's Fair squad beat Automatic 12 to 7 on Wednesday night. Thorp and Nicklas played for Automatic while B Hatfield and Carpenter starred for Butz's Fair.
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Butz
Butz’s Fair Kittenball
Thorp and Nicklas
B. Hatfield and
Carpenter
City Club Juniors Defeat Uptown Aces In Kittenball Game
The City Club Juniors beat the Uptown Aces 20 to 8 at West End field on Wednesday afternoon. Ferguson and Bersch starred for the winners while Holliday and Thorman contributed for the Aces.
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City Club
Uptown Aces
West End
Ferguson and Bersch
Holliday and Thorman
Aces
Brethren Rally Nets Eight Runs With Ed Barry's Victory
Ed Barry scored the winning run after a hit by B. Benson and a fielder's choice as the Brethren team tallied eight. The sequence included a hit by Barry and advancement to the plate on Benson's third inning play.
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Ed Barry
B. Benson
Bass season opens as Minnesota angling begins
Rod and Gun notes announce the bass season opener at 5 am, with early morning and sundown outings described. The writer shares Pike Run bluegill and sunfish catches, tips on lures and trolling, and mentions upcoming smallmouth fishing near wing dams in the Mississippi as water levels fall. Licensing details and a vacation sendoff for Sanford Schmalz are noted.
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Mississippi
Sanford Schmalz
Sportsmen’s Association
Ottertail Lake
Minnesota
Sanford
Hawk Athletes Lead Iowa City Elks in Friday Kittenball Clash
Iowa City's Elk lineup features University of Iowa athletes including Laws Grim Blackmer and Nelson set to face Muscatine Elks at Jefferson field. Geiger joins the visitors with Mastrogony and others as United Brethren meets Eagles in the night program. An Alexandria Minn drum corps exhibition airs between games, with a collection to cover field costs.
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Muscatine Elks
Jefferson Field
University of Iowa
Pat Beals
Joe Laws
Johnny Grim
Sam Meltzer
Gus Mastrogony
Ivan Blackmer
Irving Nelson
Paul J. Frank
Geiger
Muscatine
Laws
Iowa
Grim
Blackmer
Nelson
Mastrogony
United Brethren
Eagles
Alexandria, Minn
American Legion
League Field
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