Hoodoo Is Crossed Sox Take Thirteenth
Chicago June 17 Now every body can breathe again. The white sox reached thirteen straight victories yesterday and the hoodoo is passed. Ed Walsh held the visitors to three hits as Glade and Doc Newton limited the ex-champs to two runs in a 3 to 2 win. Cubs Lose 2 to 1 in Philadelphia.
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Chicago
Ill
White Sox
Ed. Walsh
Glade
Doc Newton
Cubs
Philadelphia
Klem
H. Pulliam
Hofman
Kling
Magee
Baseball Scores From Five Games
The American League games produced several high scorers with Boston defeating Cleveland 9 to 3 and Washington topping Cleveland 9 to 3. Chicago edged New York 3 to 2, Detroit fell to Philadelphia 2 to 3, and St. Louis beat Boston 1 to 9.
National League Scores From The Day
Phillies defeated Chicago 2 to 1 while Boston edged St Louis 1 2. Pittsburg blew out Brooklyn 6 to 4 in a tight league card.
Central Association Scores and Rain Delays
Ottumwa defeated Waterloo 1 to 8. Oskaloosa Kewanee game noted as rain delayed. Jacksonville posted a 9 to 5 win over Burlington. Quincy triumphed 3 to 3 against Keokuk with a tied score in play.
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Central Association
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Oskaloosa-Kewanee
Jacksonville
Burlington
Quincy
Keokuk
I League Scores From Springfield to Dubuque
The listing shows results for the I League including Springfield 6 over Rock Island 5 Decatur 0 Clinton 2 Peoria 3 Dubuque 9 Bloomington 7 over Cedar Rapids 0. The terse box score format records each city versus opponent and final score in a compact standings snippet.
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Springfield
Rock Island
Decatur
Clinton
Peoria
Dubuque
Bloomington
Cedar Rapids
Today's NBA Schedule Highlights Across the League
The card lists seven matchups including New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Detroit Washington at Cleveland Chicago at Philadelphia Cincinnati at New York St. Louis at Brooklyn and Pittsburg at Boston, outlining a full slate of cities and rivalries for the day.
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Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Ore
Brooklyn Central Association
Waterloo Ae
Burlington
Quincy Keokuk
Oskaloosa
Jacksonville
Kewanee
Ottumwa
American League
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
National League
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Boston
Hearst Net Gain In New York Mayoralty Race
In New York the mayoralty contest tally shows Hearst with a net gain of 38 from 68 boxes yesterday, bringing his total net gain to 266 across 849 boxes counted.
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New York
Hearst
Lake Views Win In Last Game Of Series
In a close finish the Lake Views defeated the Independents 8 to 7 as Detweiler failed to connect with Kane’s final toss in the ninth. Chicago’s Kane kept the visitors in check with strong relief work, while Leicht secured the final out in right field to seal the win.
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Lake Views
Detweiler
Kane
Leicht
Chicago
Bebb
McGreer
Chayka
Cook
Lane
Nance
Dohney
Heckman
MecGreer
Rosler
Mac
Cooper
Billings
Sweitzer
McLaren
Capt
Electric Bitters Promoted for Kidney Trouble Cure
Advertises Electric Bitters as painless remedy for kidney trouble and back pain. Mentions Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store as the supplier.
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Havercamp
Family Theatre Show Highlights Wrestling Title Bout
World championship wrestling match pits Iowa’s pride against the world champion Frank Goteh of Humboldt Iowa and the Russian Lion Geo Hackenschmidt. Other pictures aim to provoke laughter.
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Iowa
Pride
Frank Goteh
Humboldt
Geo. Hackenschmidt
Independents Hit Road For Short Barnstorming Trip
The Independents depart this morning led by Roy Bebb for a southeastern circuit. They play Batavia this afternoon, Eldon tomorrow at Eldon, Wilton Friday, with a 4 pm start to suit local fans. Fans are expected to travel by 3 20 train from here, returning by 6 o clock.
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Roy Bebb
Batavia
Eldon
Railroaders
Wilton
Unclaimed Letters at Muscatine Post Office June 17 1908
Weekly list shows remaining letters for men including George Ayup E G Harrison E J Haines B Co E Haigh Kelley Mfg Co E E Nordyke Ransom E Olds Dick Potter and C F Schneider. Ladies include Mrs Lou Rogers Miss Mammie Shafer Mrs J Smith Mrs Emma Snider Mrs Henry Stereman Miss Lenna Unshaldt and Mrs May Wolfe. Callers must state advertised when claiming letters. R S McNutt P M.
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Muscatine
Iowa
George Ayup
E. G. Harrison
E. J. Haines
Emma Snider
Henry Sterneman
Lenna Unshaldt
May Wolfe
R. S. McNutt
P. M
Cake Secrets Booklet Free With Swan’s Down Flour
A 32 page booklet of finest cake recipes offered free to homemakers. Send your grocer’s name to Igleheart Bros Desk 7K Evansville Indiana to receive the guide with Swan’s Down prepared cake flour. Available in grocery packages. Ask your grocer.
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Igleheart Bros
Desk 7K
Evansville
Ind
How the Big Convention Impressed Little Jimmie
Chicago youth Jimmy, age thirteen, witnessed the first convention session with unpolished enthusiasm. He describes the opening ceremony, the temporary chairman vote, and his own reactions, noting the crowd noise and his curiosity about Roosevelt before leaving for a ball game.
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Little Jimmie
Mr. New
New
Papa
Roosevelt
Local residents attend events and visit in Columbus Junction
Attorney F M Mossberry returns from Chicago. Amor Kelly and Joe Schock attend a Burlington convention. Mrs Jas Lupton and Elsie visit the Gallupp family in town. Mrs F K Parmeter and Lillian Greer return from Cedar Rapids. Roy Wilmering's family welcomes a baby girl. Sheriff J C Smith visits from Wapello with granddaughter Alma Singleton. Emmett Brockway moved to Soldiers Home at Marshalltown after a paralytic stroke. Mrs A C Long and daughter visit near Washington. May Larington travels to Washington for the county normal. W H Hughes of Washington shops in Columbus Junction. Myrle Mildred and Marian Kelly stay at Walter Hannan home. Mrs Frank Brown and Gwendolyn return from Letts visits. Clinton Hendrix returns from Letts. Margaret Huston and Lois Hetfield return from Sioux Falls. Six ladies from Morning Sun mentioned.
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Columbus Junction
Ila
F. M. Mossberry
Chicago
Amor Kelly
Joe Schock
Burlington
Jas. Lupton
Elsie
Shelbina
Caroline Gallupp
Lupton
F. K. Parmeter
Lillian Greer
Cedar Rapids
Roy Wilmering
J. C. Smith
Wapello
Alma Singleton
Emmett Brockway
JG. W. Riley
May Larington
Washington
W. H. Hughes
Myrle
Mildred
Marian Kelly
Walter Hannan
Frank Brown
Gwendolyn
Letts
Clinton Hendrix
Margaret Huston
Lois Hetfield
Sioux Falls
S. D
Morning Sun
Travelers and Families Move or Attend Missionary Meet
Three from Ropkinton Iowa changed ears for Washington to attend a missionary convention of the A P church in that city. Mrs Roy Adams and Hazel depart for Pearl Illinois where the family is moving. Mr and Mrs A J Brown visit Mrs Melinda Spafford before leaving for Dayton Ohio. Arthur Sprague and cousin Ethel Sprague drove to Ainsworth with a short stay.
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Ropkinton
Washington
A. P. Church
Roy Adams
Hazel
Pearl, Ill
Adams
A. J. Brown
Melinda Spafford
Thompson
Dayton
Ohio
Arthur Sprague
Ethel Sprague
Ainsworth
Local Notes From Lone Tree June 17
Miss Mabel Hague returns home for vacation after teaching in Stockton. Miss Mildred DeLane and friend Mr Griffith visit for vacation. Child Bernard Corbett injured by a pencil incident. doctor reports pain and recovery expected. Grace Shibley attends Epworth league convention in Wellman. Mrs Skoliik and children return from Wellman. Edna Potter returns from Mt Pleasant. Hershel Sylvester visits from Malcom Iowa. Mrs Johnston visits family in Lone Tree. Mont Clark ill with slim chances of recovery. Lillian Holdeman returns from Mt Pleasant.
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Lone Tree
Mabel Hague
Stockton
Mildred DeLane
Iowa City
Mr. Griffith
Bernard
Joe Corbett
Hershel Sylvester
Malcom
D. Phillips
F. A. Johnston
A. E. Underwood
Mont Clark
Lillian Holdeman
Mt. Pleasant
Bernice to Spend Vacation at Home from College
Her sister Bernice has been attending college there the past year and will spend her vacation at home.
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Bernice
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