Muskies Sweep Twin Bill in Wild 1,400 Crowd
Magnificent twirling by Newmeyer and Gould leads Musky wins over Burlington in a doubleheader thriller. Burlington pitcher Gould dominates in game two after Newmeyer shines in game one as Musky bats struggle but prevail. Crowd of about 1,400 roars as Musky runners break through in key innings and secure both ends of the twin bill.
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Rowmoyor
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Buren
Pirates Beat Nichols Independents 6 to 3 In Amateur Clash
Pirates defeated Nichols Independents 6 to 3 at Nichols with timely hitting and strong Pirates pitching. Batteries were Hopkina and Futler for Pirates and Dunn and Deacon for Nichols. Also Central tops East Ends 16 to 1 at Weed Park with Frye homering and driving in multiple runs. West Side fell 16 to 0 to the U I team as A Vetter dominated on the mound. Managers seek out-of-town games. contact 929 Sylvan rowne for scheduling.
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Dunn
Deacon
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Afernoon
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Homar
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Allee
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A. Vetter
West Sidorp
Schroider
Vetter
Oberhouse
Ryan
Roy Dunkar
The
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Sylvan Wronne
Bud Andersons rise as new lightweight terror before July fourth clash
The article proclaims Bud Anderson as a rising lightweight contender, highlighting recent wins over Knockout Brown and Joe Mandot, and setting the July 4 bout against Leach Cross in Los Angeles as a major test. It notes Cross is not a champion, mentions potential future matchups, and praises Anderson’s power and popularity.
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Bud Anderson
Leach Cross
Anderson
Brown
New York
Joe Mandot
New Orleans
Mandot
Los Angeles
Crogs
Packey
McFarland
Jack Briton
Cross
Nelson
Gome
Willie Ritchie
Pelky Trial Nears Jury With Defense Testimony
Calgary June 23 In the Pelky trial the defense predicted a jury verdict by night as testimony aimed at refuting the crown control of Linder McCarty's death in the ring May 24 was introduced by medical experts. Surgeons who testified for the crown were expected to be questioned further as the case moved toward closure.
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Calgary
Alberta
Arthur Pelkey
Linder McCarty
fcCarty
Henderson Draws In Chicago Fight at River Boat Bout
Jimmy Murphy of Chicago and Farl Henderson of Muncatine boxed on a riverboat from Stock Island. Both pressed early in a rough bout but failed to deliver decisive blows. A large crowd watched the rallying display as the fighters endured heavy blows without a knockout.
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Chicago
Jimmy “Pinger? Murphy
Wuarl’ Henderson
Muncatina
Murphy
Henderson
Slipping Jays hammered by Kewanee in twin games
Ottumwa and Keokuk league action shows Kewanee beating the Waterloo Jays 1 0 and 4 3 in 11 innings and regular game, with pitchers Tuttle Cynmings Jeffries in the opener and Wilkawa House Jeffries in the nightcap. Keokuk defeats Ottumwa 7 0 and 4 7 in separate contests as Wahl dominates. Monmouth Tops Cadar Rapids 12 3 in a high scoring affair as Hoter AreCarthy Berg Fingal combine for the win.
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Waterloo Jays
Tuttle
Cummings
Kewanee
Monmouth
Tung
Tod
Hoter
AreCarthy
Berg
Fingal
Davenport Basketball Club Buys Pitcher from Columbus
Davenport completes a league move purchasing Pitcher Can Cooper from the Columbus Mississippi Cotton States club. Scout praise boosts the deal as Warry Ohlang of Saginaw, Davenport's outfielder, returns after a holdout season to rejoin the squad on Wednesday.
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Blue Sox
Davenport
Jung
Can ,Cooper
Columbus
From the Sporting Editor's Window Yearns for Hall Fame and Local News
The piece surveys recent games and player feats, praising Gould Newmeyer and Curtis Masters while noting the Burlington Mussies and Ottumwa contention. It reflects a lively local tone with mentions of hall of fame lists, team struggles, and shifting standings as spring sports press on.
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Gould Newmeyer
Curtis Masters
Bromley Mashroox
Pennington
Syracuse Wins Four Mille Intercollegiate Rowing Race
The intercollegiate regatta showcased top U S rowing with Syracuse triumphing over Cornell by a narrow margin as Wisconsin Washington and Columbia followed. Cornell narrowly defeated by Syracuse while Ithaca’s crew pressed hard behind Washington and Wisconsin near the finish. Pennsylvania trailed through the field.
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Syracuse
Peing
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University of Washington
Mey
Hudson River
Orange
Ithaca
Washington
Wiscongin
Seattle
Columbia
Mies
Gotsa
Pennsylvania
Stickney Wins Trans Miss Golf Title in St Louis
Stuart Stickney of the St Louis Country Club won the Trans Miss golf championship Saturday afternoon, defeating Ralph H Rider of the Hyperion club Des Moines. The final match was decided in St Louis on June 23 with Stickney taking the title.
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Mississippi
Stuart Stickney
Giuh
Galf Association
Ralph H. Rider
Hyperion Club
Des
Molnos
Cubs Triumph As Perce Allows 1 Home Run
Weather hindered play as the Cubs defeated the Cardinals behind strong hitting. Haine Zimmerman collected a single, double and triple in five plate appearances. The White Sox and Browns split a double header at Gamiskey Park before 22 000 fans, while scoring totals in both leagues showed Chicago and St Louis matches.
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Rondeau
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O'Neal
MPLOUGHLIN MEETS BRITISH CRACK AT WIMBLEDON TODAY
Wimbledon opening day draws 126 entries with the United States and Australasia leading the field. Maurice McLoughlin of San Francisco faces HH Roper Barreto in the first round as a probable British Davis trophy contender. Deprived of spikes and with sea legs, McLoughlin seeks a strong start to threaten for the title. Tack Britton of Chicago and Jimmy Dutty of Brockport are contenders for the title in Buffalo action.
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Dwight Fr. Davis
Grundy Center Plans Welcome for Hasbrook
Grundy Center fans plan a big welcome for Hasbrook of the Muskie squad during a Muscatine series in Waterloo. The Grundy Center native recently left Evanston Academy and joins Manager Boyle's Waterloo lineup, with a large traveling contingent expected if roads permit.
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Oliver Kohr
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Eddie Jokever
Andrews
Waterloo Courier
Frank Boyle
Boyle
Clyde
Curtis
Lisle Spurs
George Zackert
George Pennington
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Muskies
Youth Arrested for Death of Pugilist
Dayton Ohio June 23 Edward Batty 19 who opposed Patsy Grant boxer died Saturday after a boxing bout Friday night was arrested last night on manslaughter charges. Coroner Mel Kinney after a fight deemed Grant’s death from overheating. Weight championship honors will meet tonight in a return ten pound bout. In a recent frat bout Duffy won in the sixth round with Britton disqualified for fouling.
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Edward Batty
Patsy Grant
Mel Kinney
Grant
Duffy
Britton
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