Imuskies Overwhelmed In One Sided Battle
Burlington routs Muscatine 9 to 4 as Willis pitched well for Burlington and Gould struggled on the mound for Muscatine. Key hits included Bromley clearing the right field fence and Pennington driving in two runs, with Red Lowther misplaying a fly for Muscatine’s only early score.
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Tungervoy
Auscattin
Waterloc
Monmouth Cedi
Keswaann
Burlington
Ouulliwa
Wathee Burlington
Dung
Dick Rohn
Frank Royte
Hko
Burlington Acarterd
Atic
Gould
Sickert
Newmerer
Willis
Mus
Vonny
Gramiey
Ward
Muscatine
Hart
Corti
Leading Batters Across The Big Leagues In June
The article notes early June leaders in batting, highlighting Jon Jackson of Cleveland Ty Cush of Detroit and Keddie Collins of Philadelphia Athletics as top hitters. It compares current standings to 1912 year end leaders Cobb Speaker and others, with NL players Cravath Viox and Huggins close behind.
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Jackson, Cobb, and
Collins
Demain
Jon Jackson
Cleveland
Ty Cush
Detroit
Keddie Collins
Philadelplits Athletics
Cobb
Cravath
Phillies
Viox
Pittsburgh
Huggins
St. Louis
Fracas in Wide Field Ends Short of Victory
In a rough nine inning game Burlington misplayed eight times while McGlade led errors at first base. Miller Jacobs and Mills drove runs for the home side as Zackert struggled. Final score listed as 10 to 9 with numerous misplays and two homers noted during the late stretch.
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Burlington
McGlade
Bungler
Miller
Jacobs
Mills
Zackert
Urkington
Tilly
Harinen
Rolleg
Moreman
Sauna
Q ‘Miller
Danings— Muneat
Crandall
Riltim McGende
Hammon
Harman
Tasea
Ter
Alt Znebeort
Rollog
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Umpirs
Miivman
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Visltory
Genofl and
Dunn
Dork
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Sumi
Lule
Gaek
Tanines Ottumwa
Stoten
Wall House
Millen
McCuttison
Jack
Holly
Jig
Manuach
Senno
Wise
Surnie
Tunh
Seneff
Baleier
Dandee and White Prepare for Twenty Round Fight
Dandee and White from Los Angeles and Chicago respectively completed final prep for tomorrow night’s twenty round bout. Dundee carried a ten to seven favorite tag with even money on the ring side, as bookmakers pegged the odds ahead of the bout.
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Dandee
White
Los Angeles
Calif
Janger
Joanny Dunder
Jack White
Chicago
tomMorow
Dundee
Yeaterday
Ringgide
British polo crowd soars past gate receipts in anxious cup bid
British polo team faced a narrow defeat as the Wastehealer cup remained in English hands after two international matches. Gate receipts exceeded $201,000, with about 60,000 spectators, 24 to 2 dollar ticket ranges, and an estimated net profit near $178,000 after expenses. The Duke of Westminster backed the English challenge, signaling determination for a possible rematch next year.
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New York
Tyne
Duke of
American Polo Association
Dodgers pound out 13 slams and bump Cubs in loss
Baseball update shows Dodgers pouncing with 13 slams as Cubs stumble in a rough day. Phillies falter as Cardinals rally after a series of losses. Braves edge Reds 2 1 in a tense National League matchup. Senators trounce Naps 10 to 5 in the lone American League game.
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CUBS
Johnny Byars
tro‘Jona
Tonay
Lestetd
Tuchia
Walrteen Bite
Brooklyn
Phillies
Cardinals
Garda
Cinulauad
Boston Braves
Senators
Cleveland Naps
R. H. E. Brooklyn
Chicago
Aillan
Waanen
Mit
Keokuk Musky signing Pennington and Keokuk split
Keokuk loses and Ottumwa wins in twin bill. George Pennington joins the Musky club, moving to first base as third baseman Kohr shifts. Details narrate signing drama, ownership shakeups, and looming three game stand in Burlington with Keokuk.
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Kewanee Club
Musky Clan
Sterlings
Burlington
Sn Musky Toggery
Toonl
Keokuk Cliop
Pennington
Boilermakers
Penny and
Bean
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Endinne
Kewanee
Hugh Uns
M. B. Justice
Central Association
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Kohr
Penny
Pennigton Mars
I Point
Jie
Frank Boyle
Waterloo
Musky Pilot
Lee Magee
St. Louis Cardinals
National Seacns
Musky Fang
Milord
Constitution-Democrat
Todians
Justley
Ugh
Wis
Eliza
Jen Jkins
Baste
Lord George
Forty Clubs Start in Golf Tourney
Chicago on June 18. forty clubs of the Western Golf Association begin a match play event for the Ton Morris memorial trophy. Teams of eight from each club compete across courses. Weather has influenced results, with surprises recurring. The trophy honors Peter Dawson of Glasgow, played on St Andrews veteran’s birthday. Chicago will field twelve clubs.
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Chicago
Western Golf Ass'y
Siepar
Peter Dawson
Glasgow
Scotland
St. Andrews
Switchmen's Union Excursion on Steamer Sidney
Local Switchmen's Union held an excursion yesterday aboard the steamer Sidney to the racing ports. The boat left the dock at 9:30 am and returned 6 am with an evening trip at 7 pm. About 500 attendees from the city enjoyed the day on the river outing with stops and beverages aboard.
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Unlon
Sidney
Urf
Dny
Sporting Editors Window notes Burlington gains and league shifts
From the Sporting Editor's Window a mix of Central Association race updates. Burlington fans cheer as Ghinners pitches today while Waterloo slides from third. leaders like the Jord and Musky teams battle for position. Burley Burns shines for Sioux City, Burns's blast and bold baserunning draw praise, with rivalry colors and league standings mentioned.
Hundreds witness Sunday race meets at Fair Ground track
A crowd of about 1600 watched aerial feats by Godet and a 1 mile flight. Speed Boy Oblhauer thrilled fans in a Buick Bug, while motorcycle events featured 14 riders in prelims and four in the five mile race won by Robert Long on Indian. Ernest Bates crashed through a barbed wire fence and was seriously hurt. Skeets Gardner set faster times on Nationals, and Mavis won the five mile motorcycle race at 8 33. A spectacular day ended with an accident on the final turn as Oblhauer finished on three tires.
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Godet
Oblhauer
Ay Yan
Robert Long
Veck
Denry Cornthwaite
Henry Lange
Merkle
Long
Ernest Pales
Specq Hoy Oblbauer
Skeets Gardner
Nile
Ohlbaver
Ohhauer
Mavis
Lange
Hopkins
Barry Abson
Harley Maridson
Skeets Gerdner
Dférril Mavle
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