State Net Meet Nears Finals in Des Moines
Semi finals in men singles and doubles, junior singles and doubles, and women's doubles were set as rain postponed play in the Iowa state tennis championships at Des Moines. Notable matchups include Wray Brown versus George O Connell and John Doeg against Harris Coggeshall with others from St. Louis Chicago Santa Monica and Toledo.
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Des Moines
Wray Brown
St. Louis
George O'Connell
Chicago
John Doeg
Santa Monica
Calif
Harris Coggeshall
Brown
Ted Egeman
Gordon Lum
Paul Kong
Deegan O'Connell
Corgeshall
George Struble
Toledo
Harold Thurman
Oklahoma City
Bennie Beckerman
Arthur Voss
Thurman
Conger to Rage on Hawk Track in Iowa City
Ray Conger arrives in Iowa City for the sectional Olympic trials at the University of Iowa. the former Iowa State star now with Illinois A. C competes in the 800 meters and 1500 meters after a strong winter with victories over Otto Peltzer and Lloyd Hahn. Several more athletes arrive for final drills as Meet preparations continue.
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Iowa City
Ray Conger
Otto Peltzer
Lloyd Hahn
University of Iowa
Iowa State College
Illinois A. C
America
Conger
Jows City
Hawkeye
Lioyd Hahn
Boston A. A
R. W. Haggard
Aubrey Cockrell
Gerald Murchison
Loren Murchison
St. Louis
CC. Smith
Dysart
C. T. Tomson
Lincoln
Neb
Prince Barnes
Ft. Leavenworth
Hich
Fashions 120. Boys and Misses Dress Patterns
Pattern notes list a boys suit in sizes 2 3 4 and 5 years with fabric requirements for a 3 year blouse and trousers and a misses dress in sizes 16 18 and 20 years detailing materials for lining blouse contrast facings belt pockets and skirt. Prices shown as Lic. 5892 for the boy pattern and Lic for the dress.
Pattern Dept Ad for Book of Fashions in Muscatine
A Muscatine Iowa advertisement directs readers to send 12 cents in silver or stamps to the Pattern Dept at The Muscatine Journal for the Spring and Summer 1328 Book of Fashions. The notice references pattern numbers and address details for ordering patterns.
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Muscatine Journal
Pattern Dept
Giants Earn Quiet Respect From National League Peers
The Giants have played strong all season and are seen as pennant contenders though not highly lauded by fans. Miller Huggins and Bucky Harris praised the club as the best in the NL, reflecting cross league respect for their performance. Hornsby’s presence would boost their offense.
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New York Giants
Giants
Cubs
Miller Huggins
Yankees
Bucky Harris
Giants Pitchers Weigh Cohen as Hornsby Backup Leader
Harris notes Giants would field Cohen in a pinch over Hornsby with veteran pitchers preferring him. Benton praises Cohen while Hornsby lauded as greatest leader on a ball field. Connie Mack recalls courting young talent Foxx amid trade talks and winter negotiations.
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Ting
Boston
Giants
Yankees
Harris
Larry Benton
Cohen
Hornsby
Connie Mack
Mack
Washington
Foxx
Connie
Gibbons Tunney Tussle Noted in Ringside Feud
New York writers mock Professor Tunney as prima donna while Tommy Gibbons trains at Shelby amid arena hammer noise. The piece notes continued disputes between Tunney and sports scribes, contrasting seasoned experts with younger ringside observers.
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Tommy Gibbons
Shelby
New York
Tunney
League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Baseball leaders listed by team and stat. Hornsby of the Braves tops batting at .411. Bottomley of the Cards leads runs with 59 and doubles 29, triples, and 15 homers. Ruth and Ruth lead RBIs and runs for the Yankees. Pitching notes show Hoyt of the Yankees with a 9 win and 1 loss record.
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Hornsby
Braves
Bottomley
Cards
Bissonette
Robins
Goslin
Senators
Ruth
Yanks
Manush
Browns
Rice
Sweener
Tigers
Hoyt
Baptists Trample Lutherans 17–1 In Baseball Showdown
The First Baptist Sunday school team crushed Grace Lutherans 17 to 1 at Weed Park, collecting 17 runs on 15 hits. Greenwald Henry Hoeksema Chet Hoeksema and Fish homered. Pitchers Kindler Honts for the Lutherans and Van Zyle Krueger for Huttig Factory league provided the action.
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First Baptist
Grace Lutherans
Weed Park
Greenwald
Henry Hoeksema
Chet Hoeksema
Fish
Kindler
Obituary of Sarah J. Jackson 76 of Muscatine
Sarah Josephine Jackson 76 died at home on Lake Park Boulevard Muscatine June 19 1928 after six months illness from heart disease. Born Allentown Pennsylvania Sept 5 1851 she moved to Illinois in womanhood and married George W. Jackson Oct 2 1871. Survived by son Lewis daughter Emma granddaughter Erma. sister Matilda Beggs brother William Garmer of Atalissa Town. sisters Rosa Laitz Emma Boyilet and brothers Frank J Frankenfield Wallace Garmer preceded in death. Member of the Methodist Episcopal church. She was cheerful and cherished family and neighbors.
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Sarah Josephine Jackson
Lake Park Boulevard
Muscatine
Allentown
Illinois
George W. Jackson
Petersville
Milnois
Lewis
Emma
Erma Jackson
Matilda Beggs
William Garmer
Atalissa
Rosa Laitz
Emma Boyilet
Wallace Garmer
Methodist Episcopal Church
McLarnin Wins Quick Technical Knockout in New York
Smiling Jimmy McLarnin returns to the ring in New York with a rapid first round victory over Phil McGraw. McLarnin lands three clean knockdowns before McGraw folds at 2 minutes 45 seconds, reclaiming his popular status after a prior loss to Sammy Mandel.
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New York
Jimmy McLarnin
Sid Terris
Manhattan
Sammy Mandell
Jimmy
Phil McGraw
McGraw
Detroit Florist
Jack Dorman
McLarnin
Chicago middleweight champ defeats Hudkins in title defense
Worlds middleweight champion Mickey Walker defeats Ace Hudkins of Nebraska in a championship bout. Le Marriner of Illinois KOs Tex Mce Eween of Philadelphia. Tuffy Griffiths of Sioux City defeats Wolcott Langford of Chicago. St Louis Jack Sharker faces Leo Gates in Boston, while Billvy Petrolle of Fargo defeats Bruce Flowers of New Rochelle locally.
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Chicago
Mickey Walker
Ace Hudkins
Marriner
University of Illinois
Tex “Mce- Eween
Philadelphia
Tuffy Griffiths
Sioux City
Wolcott Langford
Cheago
St. Louis
Jack Sharker
Boston
Leo Gates
New York
Detroit
Billvy Petrolle
Fargo
N D
Bruce Flowers
New Rochelle
N. Y
Post Office hitters edge Lighting Company in Kittenhall league
In a Thursday league game at League field the Post Office hitters upset the Lighting company 14 to 5. Earlier, the McKee outfit was nosed out 5 to 3 by their opponents.
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McKee
League Field
For Rent and Wanted Notices Collected from Local Ads
A list of rental offers and job notices includes multiple 3 to 6 room apartments and houses for rent with various furnishings and utilities plus requests for a part time newspaper agency worker and a farm hand. Contacts include Glen F Barnard 1022W 1427-J 469-W 204 W 4th 93 619 Town 709 E 6th 2007-J 789-J 691 Spring 35 FE 6th and John Lee Letts Town. R. E. Buckman care Muscatine Journal requests references.
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R. E. Buckman
Care Muscatine Journal
Tilden Dominates Coen in London Victory at Queen's Club
Big Bill Tilden defeats 16 year old Junior Coen 6-2 6-2 to reach the London final. Hunter also advances after beating Hopman 4-6 7-5, with Tilden and Hunter pairing to beat Cochet and La Coste 6-1 6-4 in doubles.
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London
Bill Tilden
Frank Hunter
Queen's Club
Tilden
Junior Coen
Kansas City
Hunter
Hopman
Tiat
Henri Cochet
Rene Lacoste
Biz
Queen's Club Today
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Rage
Hawk
Minneapolis
Mike Mandell
J. Paul
Vijon Doman
Los Angeles
Joe Gordon
Mike Lauro
St. Paul
Jimmy MclLatnin
California
Muscatine, Iowa
Rmai
Paris
Cairo
Hong Kok
Nokohama
Mustah Major
Nou Sho
Globe
Rome
Wsh Dason
Borneo
Y Nea Service. Inc
Ang Shipps
By Ahern
Fisth
National
Doubit
Walker
Neds
Frisch
Pitching
Lucas
Reds
Huttig
U. & Patent Office
George McManus
INCE
Inc
Coat Beenie Meh
Eesery
Hanne
Bituary
Larnin
THE
Associated Press
Journal
Bogard Clothing Company
Chase Music Studios
Laurel Bldg
Bogard’s
Fuller & Hiller Hdw. Co
Riemckie’s Drug Store
Lucas Street
N. Rosenberger
Thce Bridge
Magic Rug Cleantne
Roscoe Ave
Liberty Bicycle
Glasgow
Majestic
Iowa Ave
Ford
Earl White
R. R
Emma and
Lewis Jackson
Geo. W. Reuling
Titus Loan & Investment Co
Glen F. Barnard
Ladies of St. Malachy’s
Arden
American Bank
2Nd St
Chestnut
4Th St
Oak St
McCormick-Deering
Muscatine Implement Co
E. Second St
Summittail Station
4Th and Mulberry
Huttig Mfg. Co
McKenzie
Fourth
Cedar Street
Moler College
N. State St
Bogard Clothing Co
Redman Hall
John Lee
Letts
Maccabee Hall
Woodman Hall
H. M. Bartlett
Inquire
B” Journal
Wisconsin St
Lillie
Geus
Fuel Service Co
East Second St
Leu
West Front St
Coen
Iowa Avenue
Freed-Eisemann
Carpenter Rubber Co
Walnut St
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