Kays Final Game Of Series In Kankakee
Kankakee Illinois June 16 Rays win 6 to 3 over the Camels as Slapnicka lasts three innings before Williams. O Williams allows three runs while Kays pitcher Williams has seven hits and three runs batted in. Home club led whole game with two runs in the third and two in the sixth, then added a run in the final inning.
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Kankakee
Ill
Slapnicka
Camels
Williams
Rays
O. Williams
Kays
Miller
Demlar
Locke
Center Garden
Reisinger
Collins
Yeager
Lewis
Walters
Padrone
Cooke
Scribner
Dietz
Muscatine AB
R. H. PO
A. E
Coleman
Muscatine
Foutz
Brown
Slapnick
Tengel
Pemiar
Connie Lewis Leaves Muscatine Camel Squad
Connie Lewis came to Muscatine from Jacksonville Florida but failed to show class to stick with the Camels. He had a good record with the stick but fielding his position he made numerous errors. He cites overweight and not yet mid season form as causes.
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Connie Lewis
Muscatine
Jacksonville
Fla
Camels
Foley Kidney Remedy Suggested for Children
Foley's Kidney Remedy may be given to children with admirable results. It does away with bed wetting and is recommended after measles and scarlet fever. A. W. Morgan, Druggist.
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Foley
A. W. Morgan
Local Scores and Upcoming Games Report
Yesterday results show Decatur 2-4 Freeport 1-2 Clinton 6-3 Joliet 5-2 Elgin 9 Jacksonville 11 Muscatine 3 Kankakee 6. Today Muscatine hosts Joliet Clinton visits Kankakee Elgin hosts Decatur Freeport vs Jacksonville. Tomorrow same pairings return for rematches.
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Decatur
Freeport
Clinton
Joliet
Elgin
Jacksonville
Muscatine
Kankakee
Joliet baseball sees a turnover of players and staff
Joliet with many players out of work today saw ten men receive time and only one land a new job. Edwards joins as third baseman with Clinton contributing snappy play while Mammen pushes Sterling. Cooke made a remarkable one handed grab on a Texas leaguer and questions swirl about Walters, Lewis, and Con.
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Joliet
Edwards
Clinton
Mammen
Sky pilots cheer B F likely departing Frisco
The piece notes jubilation among sky pilots over a probable B F exit from Frisco though sources say their actions had little impact. Tex Rickard faces his own set of aggravations amid the developments.
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Frisco
Tex Rickard
Muscatine Plans Joliet Stop Then Departure Saturday Night
Muscatine is in Joliet today and expects permission to depart Saturday night, marking a brief stop before onward travel.
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Muscatine
Joliet
Former townsman Hippert stars for Burlington
The former townsman Hippert continues to play for Burlington extending his hit count with two hits yesterday including a two sack performance.
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Hippert
Burlington
Middleton Stands Out With Double Win
Middleton, holder of the Northern association record, pitched two wins against Freeport yesterday. The performance suggests he also pitched here once before, marking a notable showing for the pitcher.
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Middleton
Northern Association
Freeport
Foley Kidney Pills End Backache Says Mr E Weakley
Glad to recommend them after using Foley Kidney Pills. He reports backache relief stronger kidneys and painless secretions with bladder pain gone. A. W. Morgan Druggist notes the yellow package. Kokomo Indiana.
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E. Weakley
Kokomo
Ind
A. W. Morgam
Gillett Moves to Halt Jeffries Johnson Fight in San Francisco
Governor James N. Gillett ordered Attorney General A S Webb to act to stop the July 4 heavyweight title bout between James J Jeffries and Jack Johnson, amid pressure from Washington and hints from Southern Pacific and other big interests opposing the fight. Promoters Rickard and Gleason remain optimistic but face possible relocation to Reno or Ely as California law restricts prize fights.
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San Francisco
James N. Gillett
A. S. Webb
James J. Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Washington
California
Southern Pacific Railroad
Southern Pacific
Gillett
Jack Gleason
Tex” Rickard
Rickard
Gleason
Webb
Jeffries- Johnson
Reno
Utah
Nevada
Commonwealth
Ely
United Presbyterian Picnic At Buzzards Bay
The United Presbyterian church and Sunday school held a picnic at Buzzard’s Bay with about 60 in attendance and a pleasant day reported. Mrs. E. Lambert visited from Seymour and plans to move here this fall with C. A. Carpenter to West Hill. R. F. Duncan, George Massenhoulder and Ab. McBride returned from Chicago with cattle. A surprise party addressed to Mrs. E. N. Bliven celebrated her birthday with about 30 relatives and friends, presenting her with chairs and dining items.
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Columbus Junction
United Presbyterian Church
Buzzard’s Bay
R. F. Duncan
George Massenhoulder
Ab. McBride
Chicago
E. N. Bliven
Jacks knock five homers in big Tuesday slate
Jacksonville Illinois records a league high five homers in an 11 to 0 win over Elgin as Middleton leads Decatur in a two game double header against Freeport. Joliet drops both ends of a double header to Clinton. A summer cold warning follows with Foley’s Honey and Tar promotion.
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R. H. E. Elgin
J’ke
Wilson
Boothby
Mannix
Divorski
Balliet
Walsh
Middleton
Decatur
Ill
Freeport
McGrew
R. H. E. Decatur
Hartley
Engman
Kelly
Miller
Two Camel Players Released In Joliet Shuffle
Joliet baseball sees eight Clinton Tigers players released by manager Mammen this morning. Edwards, a swift infield talent, is among those cut. Walters of the Camels also releases Connie Lewis and Williams. Edwards is headed for Muscatine to man third base, Walters notes Edwards could develop into a strong asset. Coleman travels to Chicago seeking a left handed pitcher to bolster the lineup upon return.
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Walters
Edwards
Coleman
Chicago
Windy City
Ink Daubers Dominate Exhibition With 8 0 Victory
In an exhibition contest the Ink Daubers shut out the Mechanics 8 to 0. Key hits included 3 base hits by Elliott and 2 base hits by Leysen Schmidt Gould and Kautz. Pitchers Gould Begey and Chasteen totaled several strikeouts, with Johnson as umpire.
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Elliott
Leysen
Schmidt
Gould
Kautz
Begey
Chasteen
Johnson
W. L. Pet
McKee & Bliven
Roach & Musser
Schmalz
Barry
Eee
Hee
Daubers
Printers
H. E
O’melia
C Gould
P. Elliott
Bete Kautz
Meerdink
Ee Leysen
Seer
Lohr
H Chasteen
Volger
Osanesh Shamit
Bozard
Royster
Ef Tobias
Black
Attendees at Rebekah Convention in Letts
List of participants includes Mines W D Lewis D S Buffington Martha Beeson W Sherridan S A Owens Amellia Cook Carl Paxson Clara Arrington P Pretz Wm Link J E Lukins C H Ramer W H Van horn F Lewis H Meeker D O Barnes C McWilliams Frank Pax son Kate Ross Harry Schoch N C Duncan A Kelley R Jennings Ed Davis P Axtel S Van Vleit Mr and Mrs Joe Dotson Mises Alice Hartman Jennie Worley.
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Rebekah
Letts
Mines
W. D. Lewis
D. S. Buffington
Martha Beeson
W. Sherridan
S. A. Owens
Amellia Cook
Carl Paxson
Clara Arrington
P. Pretz
Wm Link
J. E. Lukins
C. H. Ramer
W. H. Vanhorn
F. Lewis
H. Meeker
D. O. Barnes
C. McWilliams
Frank Paxson
Kate Ross
Harry Schoch
N. C. Duncan
A. Kelley
R. Jennings
Ed. Davis
P. Axtel
S. van Vleit
Joe Dotson
Mises Alice Hartman
Jennie Worley
National League scores show late drama in Brooklyn
Brooklyn defeats Chicago 3 to 2 in four teen innings as Boston falls 2 to 9 to St Louis. The games reflect a tight NL slate with key runs engineered late in Brooklyn Chicago matchup.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Scores From The Major Leagues And Minor Circuits
Baseball results across leagues include Philadelphia over Cincinnati 3 16 innings called at darkness while New York defeated Pittsburgh 5 1 in American League action. Chicago beat Philadelphia 4 14 innings. Detroit 3 Boston 8. St. Louis 5 Washington 4. Cleveland 0 New York 3. In Central Association Quincy 11 Burlington 7. Keokuk 0 Galesburg 1. Monmouth 7 Kewanee 3. Hannibal 2 Ottumwa 1. Three Eye League Springfield 6 Rock Island 5. Bloomington 6 Dubuque 2. Danville 6 5 Davenport 1 2. Peoria 2 Waterloo 4.
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Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit Os
Cleveland
Washington
Pet
Springfield
Ace Aterloo
Rock Island
Bloomington
Peoria
Eee
Davenport Se
Dubuque O
Danville
Eee A
Denver
Wichita
Sioux City
Lincoln
Omaha
Des Moines
Vive
St. Joseph
Topeka
Detroit
Central Association
Quincy
Burlington
Keokuk
Galesburg
Monmouth
Kewanee
Hannibal
Ottumwa
Three Eye League
Dubuque
Davenport
Waterloo
Nations League matchups mix major city teams
Philadelphia plays Chicago in a Nations League slate as Washington faces St. Louis and Boston meets Detroit. New York travels to Cleveland while Chicago visits Brooklyn. Pittsburg hosts New York and St. Louis goes to Boston with Cincinnati at Philadelphia to close the schedule.
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American League
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Nations
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Enrollment at Louisa Institute in Wapello Iowa
Louisa County Normal Institute opened for an eight day session in Louisa Iowa on June 13. Enrollment lists students in three divisions with numerous names including Frank H Wright Zel la B Wright Grace Butler and Zola Venard among others. Local education officials organized the session and welcomed attendees.
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Wapello
Louisa County Normal Institute
America Beane
Frank H. Wright
Grace Butler
Zella B. Wright
Josephine Metts
Inez L. Neal
Lila Hunter
Lizette Reutinger
Alberta Stephens
Nancy E. Mutch
Ruby Lieberknecht
Ada Smith
Jennie Sellers
Lorena Huffman
Louise Kerker
Della McCullough
Florence G. Steigleder
Fred B. Curran
Ruth Woodruff
Mae G. Payne
Harriett M. Metts
Lulu Cameron
Mary M. Weber
Edna Shellabarger
Zola Venard
Lena Votter
Blanch Jones
Lucile Paris
Maud Skinner
Myrtle B. Erwin
Emma Wiederrecht
Daisy Nearhood
Fay Snodgrass
Inez Paris
Lulu Kemper
Mabel Wiederrecht
Mabel Ball
Opal C. Main
Mary E. Erwin
Fay E. Neal
Genevieve Bell
Grace Crocker
Verda Zimmerman
Dora M. Shoop
Minnie Wiederrecht
Edna Williams
Nellie Kremer
Stanley Newell
Nora A. Nearhood
Stella Woodruff
Helen Jackson
Delila M. Hayden
Fay M. Curran
Elsie Wright
Roy Dawson
Harry Meyerholz
Lily Schutt
Jane Garvin
Geneva Lee
Wilhelmina Otto
Myrtle Fitzsimmons
Marjorie Cook
Kate Wilson
Mamie Moore
Ray R. Nichols
Dot Co
L. McClanahan
Ruth Donnell
Delta Reutinger
Hallie Dotson
Ethel Sprague
Lulu Orr
Maud Warren
Harold Berk
Ethel Ogier
Jack Overholt
Erma Shew
Hazel Selzer
Rebecca Woodruff
Minnie Meyerholz
L. May Downs
Chas. E. Korn
Helen Mize
Eva Clark
Maud B. Silverthorn
Francis W. Newsom
Mary Woodruff
Fannie Hook
Large turnout at Mrs. Dwyer funeral service
A large crowd from Muscatine and nearby areas attended the obsequies for Mrs. Dwyer. Relatives and friends gathered to pay their respects at the funeral.
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Muscatine
Funeral Held For Mrs. Margaret Dwyer At Wilton
Attendees from Muscatine Cedar Rapids Davenport Rock Island Marengo and Chicago join locals for the Mrs. Margaret Dwyer service at Wilton. Rev F J Leonard of St Matthias Muscatine preached the sermon and Felicitas Mackey from Muscatine sang two solos. The St Marys Wilton choir led the high mass.
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Margaret Dwyer
Wilton
F. J. Leonard
St. Matthias Church
Muscatine
Felicitas Mackey
St. Mary’s Church of Wilton
Frank Moynahan
M. W. Stapleton
W. J. Moylan
Johanna Horan
G. Morgridge
P. J. Barry
Jame Archer
Thomas Ryan
John D. Ryan
J. J. McNulty
M. Benham
Edward Munn
T. K. Ryan
Cedar Rapids
Cecelia Russell
Stella Mooney
Margaret McSwiggin
W. J. Meyers
Chas. Ruff
Davenport
M. Archer
William
Harry Ruff
Rock Island
M. Muan
Mary Lundragon
Marengo
L. D. Dwyer
Chicago
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New Camel
Boss Walters
A. M
Provo
Frank
Franklin & Freers, Proprietors
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Home Tea Company
Ww . L. Pet. Win
Con
J. N. Gillett
B. F
Pitcher Middleton
TWO Camels
Williams GO
INK Daubers
Great Athos
France
Mokenas
Pirates
Michigan Central
New York Central
Pancelt
Nealbys
Pea Rix
Buffalo
Albany
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I. P. Spining
St. Clark Street
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Louisa Institute
Pello
Institute
Dwyer
Wittich Bros
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