Double Header Split by Mason City at Home
Mason City divided a twin bill with Muscatine yesterday in a cold, rain affected doubleheader. The Claydiggers were shut out in the opener as Glaser held Mason City to one hit through the first game, while a ninth inning error and a three-base hit by Lee decided the second game. Zackert pitched a standout, allowing only one hit in the fourth inning of the later contest.
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Spurs
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Milter
Aiver
Burlington Takes Twin Bill From Waterloo in Doubleheader
Burlington wins both games from Waterloo as Miller Baichley star on the mound for Burlington. First game ends 6 to 4 in Burlington's favor with strong pitching and a late rally. second game features Baichley and Rolley on the mound, final score 9 to 4.
Bloomfield Defeats Logal Team 6 to 0 in Semi Pro Game
Bloomfield thrashed Logal team 6 to 0 on Bloomfield grounds with a spectacular catch by Oulelior Wol lett of Local Ame a highlight. Bloomfield pitchers Connell and Miller held the Diamonds to no runs, while Diercks starred for the Diamonds and Wallet made the game’s standout defensive play.
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Blue Grass
Plass Bolsters Team After Release of Lesdecker
Dubuque Iowa June 21 The Dupuanes bag released Lesdecker a second siring catcher and signed Catcher Collerberger men Dubuque Ta June 21.
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Clinton pilots clash with Muskies in key series finale
Clintonites, now in the first division, face Ned Egan's hopefuls as they return from Mason City for the final game of a series with the Claydiggers. Heuser may debut for the Pilots, with Ross likely on the mound as a doubleheader looms tomorrow after a split with Marshalltown.
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Mason City
Baymen
Tocals
Wagner
Clinton Pilots
Marshalltown Finh
Muskies
Heuser
Dubuque Voliage
Egan
Pilots
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Ross
Taln
Engman Released After Harris Re 1
Infielder Eagman, who joined the An Sohs as a third baseman, was dropped after Harris Re 1 turns five Marshallown, Ia, June 31.
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Marshallown
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An- Sohs
Blue Sox Fall as Quincy Sweeps Doubleheader
Quincy swept Davenport and DeKalb in a two game set with a decisive first game in eleven innings and a second game marred by three Davenport errors. Final scores 11-3 and 4-0, with strong hitting for Quincy and costly mistakes by Davenport.
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Rivenport
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Boelzle
Muskries Improve Batting in Central Association
Waterloo Iowa June 21 The Central Association teams show batting improvements since May. Burlington leads with .267, Marshalltown and Clinton slip from May highs, while Muscatine Keokuk and Mason City post varying gains. Marshalltown has the fewest runs with 100 in 38 games and Clinton falls from .261 to .246.
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Muscatine
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C. Rapids
Mason City
Marshallin
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Dinner and graveside rites mark West Liberty notices
In West Liberty on June 21 Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Binder hosted a three course dinner at noon with Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Parsons and Mrs. Eugenia Propet attending. Mrs. Robert Black and Miss Francis Kerschner visited Elis McAmams and daughter Daisie last week. WW R C members tended the graves of deceased members on Saturday despite rain, with many attending. Friends of Mrs. Amelia Hollingsworth have been notified.
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S. C. Binder
H. R. Parsons
Eugenia Propet
Robert Black
Francis Kerscner
Nichols
Elis McAmams
Daisie
WW. R. C
Amelia Hollingsworth
Limited lineup shakeups eyed as Harris may return Sunday
The team, in a position to field, released a player by Manager Richards and contemplates further shifts to compensate for Harris’s ten day absence due to a broken jaw and leg injury. The dismissal has disrupted the batting order, and the outfielder eager to return vows to reclaim his place and restart his duties.
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Storm's South End aftermath hits Muscatine hard
Last week's storm caused serious damage on Nuscating Island and the Hijnois bottoms across the river. Lightning injured John Frieden's two sons, felled by a shock while a farmer on the Mississippi side, John McCormick, was hurt as his plow was struck. A William Harder farm pair of poles shattered by lightning, and locals Fred Kauta plans to move to Halson Montana while Helen Graham returns from New Boston and Mrs Will Martin comes home from Cane after visits.
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John Frieden
Mississippi River
John McCormick
McCormick
William Harder
South End
Fred Kauta
Cinton Street
Halson, Mont
Misa Helen Graham
New Boston
South Muscatine
Will Martin
Evans Street
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Interurban meeting in Muscatine and Iowa City
The Muscatine and Iowa City Interurban railway committee meets at 4 D Bowen’s office in the Hershey Building. Delegates include George S Carson Fred Kemmerle S W Mercer C R Musser G M Titus and W R Jayne. Plan details and route decisions are expected to be announced within days. Local and far southern crop conditions are noted as affected by rain and cold.
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Iowa City
Secral
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