Muscatine Indees sweep Bettendorf and Davenport in doubleheader
Muscatine’s Indees crushed the Bettendorf Boosters 15 to 3 and the Davenport Aces 18 to 5 at Weed Park. Ivan Stebbins held the Boosters to six hits in seven innings, Floyd Crompton contributed three hits, and Jack Hruska and Art Pauley homered in the second game as Muscatine ran out to a 13 run first inning. Next Sunday they face the Andalusia independents at Andalusia.
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Schlitz Nine Narrowly Lose to West Liberty 1-0
West Liberty edged Muscatine 1 to 0 at the North Point diamond on Sunday afternoon. The deciding run came on a passed ball in the ninth inning, followed by a second overtime frame. The box score details were not fully provided.
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Ardon First Team Beats Letts in Low-Scoring Game
Ardon's first string kittenball team edged Letts 6 to 5 on Sunday in a rough contest. Ardon Seconds lost 5 to 4 to Ward of Muscatine, while Ardon Juniors were outmatched 21 to 0 by City Club Juniors of Shepentine in the finale.
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Sigafoos sets 38 straight in A A record run
Sigafoos hit safely in both games of a doubleheader to extend his streak to 38 consecutive games. Minneapolis lost two to St. Paul 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 as Toledo and Milwaukee yielded wins in other league action. Milwaukee edged Kansas City 5 to 4 in the first game before a 5 all tie ended the second game early to catch a train.
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Senators' Victory Streak Broken as Yankees Hold Lead
In a full baseball card, Washington routed St Louis 14-1 in Game 1 but lost 3-2 in Game 2 on homers by Sam West and Bruce Campbell. The Yankees won 6-4 against Chicago, then 5-4 in 10 innings as the White Sox rallied. Detroit swept, Cleveland shutout Boston, and St Louis dropped to split doubleheader fate.
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Joplin and St Joseph Lead Western League Tied
Joplin Miners and St Joseph Saints share Western league leadership after sweeping series. Joplin beat Omaha 6 1 and 12 6 as Joe Berry pitched well with relief from Earl Hamilton. St Joseph beat Muskogee 12 3 behind Cy Blanton and Moose Johnson home runs. Buckshot May won 3 1.
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Iowa Poultry Farm Beats Fruitland 8 to 5 in Kittenball
The Iowa Poultry Farms kitttenball team defeated Fruitland 8 to 5 at Fruitland Sunday behind 15 hits off Schultz the Fruitland pitcher. Evans and Heins pitched for the winners while Schultz and Graham pitched for the losers.
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League Leaders by The Associated Press
The AP lists national batting leaders with Martin of the Cardinals at .356, 46 runs, 49 RBIs, 84 hits, 20 doubles, 7 triples tied by Waner, Suhr, and Martin, and Berger leading with 12 home runs. Cardinals Hallahan tops pitching. AL batting Chapman at .371, Gehrig 55 runs, Simmons 56 RBI, 87 hits, Sewell 19 doubles, Combs 10 triples, Gehrig and Felix tied with 15 homers, Walker 14 stolen bases. Hallahan and Hildebrand noted among leaders.
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Four Kittenball Games on League Schedule Tonight
Competition in the Y M C A kittenball leagues resumes with four games tonight. At Jefferson field Ro-Li-Co faces Atlas in a likely feature. League park hosts Rotary vs Grafil, United Brethren vs Presbyterian at Old Weed park, and New Weed park hosts Pennant against Huttig's.
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Palace Billiard Nine Defeats Molir Aces in Close 12–11 Score
The Palace Billiards of Muscatine edged the Moline Aces 12 to 11 in a nine in ning game at Moline Sunday afternoon. E Barry and Weissmiller starred for Palace while Pearson and Anderson led Moline. J Barry and B Hoffman hit four baggers for Palace.
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Pleasant Prairie Sweeps Twin Bill In Local Baseball Doubleheader
Pleasant Prairie takes both games of a Sunday twin bill defeating Davenport A. C. 7 to 2 in the opener and edging Fridley Grocery nine from Muscatine 5 to 4 in the nightcap.
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Letts Benefit Game Between Local and Visiting Teams
A charity baseball game at the Letts high school diamond will raise funds for the Letts library. The Tuesday night contest features the local Louisa County league entry against a strong visiting Letts team and is expected to draw heavy rivalry.
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Metcalfe to Meet Owens in National AAU Title Meet
Ralph Metcalfe and Jesse Owens, both star sprinters, are set to clash at Soldier Field on July 1 for the national AAU title after Owens won the 100 yards in 9.4 seconds and Metcalfe tied the world record earlier in the NCAA meet. Owens also joined Metcalfe in competing for the 220 yard dash and broad jump as other stars like Glenn Cunningham and Slats Hardin enter with notable records and hopefuls. Louisiana State and Illinois athletes vie for top honors as field heats intensify.
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Muscatine Muskrats Triumph in Tennis Meet 5-4
Muscatine edges Washington 5 to 4 at Musser Park as Bob Asthalter and Slip Harper clinch the final doubles to break Washington’s two year unbeaten doubles streak. Singles victories for Muscatine include Hratz Runyon Van Lent and Asthalter with strong wins. Washington led early but faltered in key late sets.
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Denver Girl Captures Trans Mississippi Golf Title
Miss Buchannan, despite a knee injury and heat fatigue, defeated Mrs. Lillian Zech of Chicago 5 to 4 in a 36 hole final at Wakonda. Zech three-putted and missed from eight feet, finishing 15 over par while Buchannan stood nine over.
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Palace Theater kittenball Team Wins at Oregon Street Diamond
The Palace Theater kittenball team defeated Buzz's Fair Sunday afternoon at the Oregon street diamond. Batteries for the winners were B Laughlin and H Laughlin with Carpenter and Grey as the opposition.
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Muskies Fall 9-8 in Davenport Narrow Game
Muscatine tied the score late but Davenport capitalized on misplays and wild pitching. Gibby Jacobs homered twice and drove in three runs for Muscatine, while Buck McIntyre added a ninth inning homer. Davenport pulled ahead with a four run fourth aided by an error and a disputed safe call.
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Whisky Hollow kittenball wins doubleheader on Sunday
Whisky Hollow defeated the Muscatine Aces 8 to 4 in the opener and beat the Golden Glow nine of Muscatine 5 to 4 in the nightcap. Next Sunday Whisky Hollow meets the Iowa Poultry Farm nine.
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