Muskies Beat Redskins In Ninth Inning Thriller
The Muskies edged the Redskins 3 2 in a dramatic ninth inning at home. Lefty Zackert pitched well, Oliver Kohr scored the winning run, and Curtis produced key catches and a clutch double. Bromley collected three safeties as Muscatine dazzled with stellar plays.
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Muskies
Redskins
Repleta
South End
Lefty Zackert
Cub Fame
Oliver Kohr
Glide Curtis
Endre
Senet
Curtis
Seneff
Walth
Sardner
Posainia
Rice, Rival of Cornell’s Courtney in Big Race
Poughkeepsie June 19 Tim Rice, coach of Columbia University, emerges as the strongest rival to Courtney of Cornell in the big race. Rice has a fine eight and many reckon Columbia capable of winning as Washington University, Wisconsin, Syracuse and Pennsylvania compete.
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Jsa
Poughkeepsie
N. C
Tim Rice
Columbia University
Courtney
Cornell
Rice
Columbia
Washington
Wisconsin
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
End of the Clubs Results From Yesterday
Scores show three leagues with Springfield beating Danville six to three and Dubuque six to five over Pearth while Davenport shuts out Bloomington four to three and Decatur wins three to none. College games see Harvard four Yale three and Pennsylvania six Lafayette two with Hawaii edging Holy Cross four to three. American League matchups include Chicago versus Philadelphia and Detroit against Boston. National League features Philadelphia at Chicago and New York at Cincinnati among others.
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Danville
Dubuque
Pearth
Quincy
Davenport
Bloomington
Decatur
Harvard
Yale
Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Hawaii
Holy Cross
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
New York
National League
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
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STU
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Sen Enon
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Quakers
Janny Hyers
Phils
White Sox
Athletics
Philly
New York Highlanders
St. Louis Browns
Russell Ford
New Yorkers
Chalice Crew
R. HW
Orien Oh Tod
Seaton
Rixey
Kile River Humphries
Bresnahay
Tyler
Riardon Eupper
Gibson
R. H
Cimelmmatl Co
Demarae
Crandall
Meyers
Jonsson
Brown, Packard and Clark
Brooklyn Salle
Ragan
Miller
Branney
Wingo
Fh. H. E
Nee
Walsh
Schalk Bender
Wyckoff
Taft and
Lunn
R. I. BE. Petrolt
Boston Cass
Tillis
Stanage
Collins
Carrigan
A. HW. E
Grege
O'Neal
Wellman, Stone and Agnew
Ford and Sweeney
Louis Apears
Brown Quit Indians Cubs Surprise Fans With Waterloo Win
Monmouth Iowa reports a ten inning win by Welch and Walaa over Waterloo giving Monmouth their third win. Bentley and Tuttle pitched well, umpire strikes late cost Waterloo, with McAuley and McAuley contributing strong fielding in a tight contest. Burlington also wins as West Liberty challenging teams seek games.
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Browns
Indians
CUBS
Waterloo
Phill
Monmouth, I
Welch
Walaa
Monmouth
Pormen
White
Mc Auley
McAuley
Rome
Bentlay
Tuttle
Waterloa
Corkickt
Shelden
Siglin
C. Shude
Gars
Tucis
Rt. Hollenbach
Walsh
Sampson
Menne
Lund
Jerney
Wyngal
Bentley
Telnhart
Simmaita
Tiattad
Minne
Natorlooy
Yeithy
Bummury
Liam
Aalslarady
Muskie batting lead grows as Zackert stars in delay filled game
Sporting editor notes Zachert's hot hitting lifting his average from .028 to .915 during a tense Muskies win. Penny and McCaffigan injuries force a reshuffled lineup with three pitchers and anxious crowd. Glenalvin and Curtin receive praise as Muskies edge Mus with strong fielding and late decisions.
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Zackert
Lage Awarded To Ottumwa Champs
Auburn June 19 The national wraith of arbitration handed down decisions. Claims allowed Kansas City pens Portland 600 for Player Coulson and Swinhart against Dubique. Claims disallowed Rinehart against St Joseph J Pfelsver against Omaha. Services of players awarded Lage to Ottumwa.
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Auburn
Kansas City
Preacher Seeks Boxing License in New York
New York on May 15 the state athletic commission received an application for a boxing license from the Rev. M. P. Heffernan, pastor of the Catholic church at Sayville. The commission will grant the license once the bond is filed, making Father Heedeman the first clergyman to organize a boxing club in the state since the commission took control of the sport.
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New York
State Athletic Commission
Iai
M. P. Heffernan
Sayville
S. 1
Father Hoedeman
Pelky Faces Murder Charge in McCarty Fight
Arthur Pelky, pugilist, stood trial before Chief Justice Jarvey in Calgary on a murder charge for the death of Father McCarty after their May 24 bout at the Burs arena. Jury selection promised to be lengthy with numerous U S witnesses and medical experts expected to testify. The defense contends the fatal dislocations resulted from a legal blow in the first round.
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Calgary
Alberta
Arthur Polly
Jiarvey
McCarty T Tae
Burs Arena
United States
Pelky Mid Noes
McCarty
Philadelphia
Hasbrook Reports To Manager Boyle Today
Hasbrook reports to manager Boyle with strong showing in Musky uniform and Oshkosh play, while Grogan signs with Keokuk after short stretch with Musky. Rumors point to a positional shift, Holmes or Manusoh courting Boyle for the outfield spot as Grogan joins Keokuk and Oshkosh status remains unsettled.
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Hasbrook
Boyle
Usbrook
Frank Boyle
Musky
Tie
Oskosh
Ross Boyle
Hrerston Academy
Lethag Bean
Oshkosh
Grundy Center
Iowa
Wuwbrook
Sterlings
Dasbrook
Grogan
Mweokuk
Jack
Keokuk
McGaffizan
Iast
Peoria
Lincoln
Nebraska State
German Aviators Killed In Airfield Accident
Berlin reports two German airmen died when a Johannisthal biplane carrying passenger Pim ed Gerbitz somersaulted from about one hundred feet during descent. Witnesses noted light wind as the craft, halted from a planned two hour flight, plunged.
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Berlin
Johannisthal Aerodame
Skraftet
Gerbitz
Brazilian minister hosts at Boston and Harvard event
In Boston and Cambridge on June 19, Laure Muller, Brazilian foreign affairs minister, visited Harvard University for commencement exercises after breakfast with the governor. He planned to return to Boston for a Chamber of Commerce dinner that evening, while state and city officials shared the entertainment.
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Boston
Mass
Harvard University
Laure Muller
United States
Muller
New York
Ned Egan Strengthens Champions for Season
Veteran Galesburg athlete Ned Egan strengthens the club by purchasing Mike Sampson from Monmouth and reportedly awarding Arte Lage to the team. Sampson, longtime with Galesburg, shifts to first base for the Browns. Lage has starred as a receiver, previously with St. Joseph in the Western League.
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Galesburg
Egan
Monmouth— Fierncy
Ottum
Central Association
Foxy Ned Egan
Mike Sampson
Pasemanm
Gateher
Monmouth
Associated Press
Yratrell
Arte Lage
C. A
Lage Bigeen
St. Joseph
Sampson
Galesburs Eli
Pavers
Ney
Muskat
Browns
Jeaving Boyle
Can Zim Behave A Baseball Bet On Heine’s Conduct
A Chicago Nationals third baseman Heine is promised a $1000 bill by an admirer if he can avoid being put out by umpires for the next fourteen days. Half of the sum goes to the player today, the rest awaits if he refrains from outs. The wager notes harmony with umpires as beneficial. Zimmerman has been put out five times this season, three in the past week.
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Chisago
Heine Gimmermie
Chicago Nationals
Jaca
Heine
Bho
Zim
Zimmerman
Pean
Mason City elects mayor in June election
John J Stanton was elected mayor after the election yesterday in Mason City Ta. Commissioners W. J. Miller and H. B. Stanperry were elected. Motorcyclists are urged to attend a meeting tonight at the clubrooms in the old First National bank building to discuss business of importance.
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John J Stanton
W. J. Miller
H. B. Stanperry
Mason City
First National Bank
Horse show opens at Olympia today in London
The International horse show opens at Olympia today with over four thousand entries and 111 classes for the King Edward VII gold cup. Teams of three officers will represent various nations including France Great Britain Canada Belgium Italy Russia and Sweden. The American army is not represented this year. Also noted is the Sioux City Western League action releasing Pitcher Allen and First Baseman Woolums and signing Catcher Yan from the Minneapolis team.
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London
Olmypia
France
Great Britain
Canada
Belgium
Italy
Russia
Sweden
Garg Cinchestov
Sioux City
Allen
Woolums
Yan
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Ot Dunn
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McCaffigan
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Glenalvin
Clyde Curtin
Ottumwa Champs
Preacher
Arthur Pelky
Clever Evanston Academy
Jack Grogan
Keokuk Tenn
Ned Egan
Ottumwa
Artie Lage
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Olympia
Muscatine Lighting Co
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