Muscatine Falls 3 1 in Rain Shortened Game at Cedar Rapids
Muscatine lost to Burlington 3 1 in seven innings as rain halted play after a late clash. Estel West hit a center field fence homer for Cedar Rapids while Sours and Lea produced Muscatine’s only runs. Weather halted the crowd as lightning lit the sky and power failures followed.
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W. D. Randall
J. Play
Hillmen
Albert
Speed Spencer
Jesse Runser
Lund
Hasbrook
Spencer
Ward
Speed
Estel West
Sours
Lea
Soins
Muscatine
Curtis
Harrell
Wetzel
Ane
Lee
Jeffries
Runser
Bee
Lasbrook
Q Gould
Gee
Cedar Rapids
E Smith
C . Ter AB
Ane Tun
O Fulton
Woeat
Wend Lingle
Rf Ae Radebaugh
P Oe
Spurs
Wambsranss
Rinseer
Gould
Radebauch
Radeboush
Mmuscatine
Iisd
Kennedy
Pacellie
Bunnies Brave Rain On Sea-Going Bus Victory
A group known as the Bunnies faced a stormy trek on a sea-going bus, emerging largely damp but victorious as they beat a rival despite heavy rain.
Topeka Manager Suspended Over Denver Controversy
Western League turmoil erupts as Topeka manager Dick Cooley faces suspension after Denver claims of delaying tactics and improper language. Denver owner James Do. McGill seeks action amid disputed fourth inning delays and near-certain weather impact on Denver at Chicago headquaters.
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Associated Press
Denver
Cal
Topeka
James Do. McGill
Dick Cooley
Cooley
McGill
O'Neill
Chicago
Four Pitchers Fail To Hinder Ansons In Close Iowa Game
In Burlington Iowa on June 28 the Pathfinders lost to Marshalltown 12 to 11 in a rough contest marked by ten errors and four pitchers used by Burlington. Manush Harmon Strong Foster Taylor Richards and others posted the winning totals for Marshalltown while Burlington's lineup featured Meinert Managh Singleton Lowther Tunte Folleg Schwenk Schiebel McCabe Jaquel and Rolles among others.
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Burlington
Pathfinders
Marshalltown
Ss. Een Aed
Lowther
Tunte
Folleg
Covre
McCabe
Povre
Schinzel
Ilier Vie
Jaquel
Eee
Seer
Rolles
Schingel
AE. R.H. Poa
Jude
Carter
Foster
Ofs
Sohn
Andreen
Gores
Pee
Selbert
Lovy
Richards
Delaney
Es Taylor
Es Richardson
Revek
Cee Eee
Burlington Ss
Manush
Harmon
Strong
Taylor
Schayenk
Richardson
Schwenk
Schlebel
Rolley
Zatebert
Standings and schedules from Davenport league play
Standings show Davenport 8, Danville 2, Dubuque 10, Mecatur 4 with other games postponed due to rain. American and National Leagues have no scheduled games. Federal League lists Buffalo at Chicago, Baltimore at St. Louis, Pittsburgh at Kansas City, Brooklyn at Indianapolis, with St. Louis at Philadelphia and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn in the NL.
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Davenport
Danville
Dubuque
Mecatur
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Buffalo
Chicago
Baltimore
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Washington
Boston
Chicago Bed Ne
New York Seaee
Cleveland National Deagie
Peoria
Springheld Ten Ae
Decatur
Crob
Quincy
Bloomington
Bryan Says Neither Germany nor France Has Intimated Restless Debt Action
Washington June 23. Reports that Germany and France were poised to seize Haiti debt payments stirred the State Department. Secretary Bryan issued a statement denying any government has intimated dissatisfaction or contemplated seizing customs revenues. The brief note clarifies U S position amid the Haiti debt dispute.
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Bryan
Germany
France
Lersed
Washington, D. C
Haiti
Baby golf play 10 to open this Thursday at Geneva
Geneva Golf and Country club announces the Baby golf tournament opens this Thursday. Play occurs on club days except during this week due to Troubadors entertainment. The lowest weekly score earns engraving on the president's cup, and the season champion wins the cup. a special prize is offered to the woman with the low score on Thursday.
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Geneva Golf and Country Club
Troubadors
Flying boat launched at Lake Keuka by Curtiss team
Hammondsport N Y June 238 The American Rodman Wanamaker flying boat built to cross the Atlantic was launched at the Lake Keuka flying camp. Glenn Curtiss designer John Cyril Porte and George Wallett piloted the ceremony. The trial trip was postponed due to threatening weather.
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Hammondsport
Rodman Wanamaker
Atlantic
Lake Keuka
Glenn H. Curtiss
John Cyril. Porte
George Wallett
Roach Team Loses By Default In Golf Match
In the Geneva Golf and Country Club event, the Roach team trailed by 16 points as Sterneman players padded their lead with eleven more points in week three. Only one Roach player won while several defaults marred scoring. multiple Roach entries failed to submit scores.
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Roach
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Sterneman
Olsson
George Reeder
W. D. Randall
C. Hahn
T. Wycott
F. F. Giesler
L. P Loomis
W. D. Hudler
R. Zeigler
C. P. Jackson
C. O. McBride
Sree See
Geo. B. Jackson
Chas
Porter Smith
F. D. Throop
M. Bristol
Ira McIntire
Cea
Stuart Narvis
VWINS
Benz in Rescue Role Wins for White Sox
Joe Benz starred in a 5 to 4 Chicago victory over Boston delivering a masterful start and key hit after entering in the third. The win kept Chicago on a four game streak, with Benz allowing only one more hit as Mayer and Benz supplied the offense.
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Benz
White Sox
Chicago
Joe Benz
Chicago Sox
Boston
Jim Scott
Posf Benz
R.H. E. Boston
Bedient, Johnson and Thomas
Scott, Benz and Mayer
Winning Streak for Hoofeds Keeps Going
Indianapolis reports two Brooklyn wins fueling a 13 game streak. Henderson pitched a first game win 3 to 4 while Mullin drove in two with a fourth inning double. Second game featured Mullin’s late double scoring two as Brooklyn built a 4 run late lead.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Brooklyn
Tndianapolis
Henderson
Mullin
R. H W. Ee
Lafitte and Land
Jrariden
Baseball Fails to Make Olympic Program in Berlin
Paris dispatch reports June 23 that baseball was rejected as an Olympic sport for the 1916 Berlin games. James B. Sullivan, head of the American delegation, urged inclusion, but Baron Pierre De Coubertin noted six nations must play. Sullivan argued the U S Canada and others play, while an English delegate objected that England does not play.
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Marsans
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Associated Press
Paris
Berlin
James B. Sullivan
Baron Pierre de Conbertiny
Mr. Sullivan
U. S
Canada
England
Substitute Player Beats the Pirates in Brooklyn Victory
Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 1 as Hummel subbed for Wheat and hit three times with two doubles driving four of Brooklyn’s five runs. The heroics came in the first and third innings with two men on. Batteries Kantlehner Conzelman Harmon Coleman and Gibson Pfeffer Fischer.
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Washington
Detroit
Mich
Foster
Moeller
Halls
Ganal
R. H. E. Washington
Oehring
Ayers
Henry
Hall
Main
Subuc Stranage
Baker
Brooklyn
Indianapolis
Oov
Finneran
Juul
Owens
Land
Malin
Rariden
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Buffalo
Yea Teday
McGuire
Fisk
Hendrix
Grapy
Blair
Wilson
Black
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Packers
Kansas City
Lennox
Oakes
Pittsburgh
Ikansas City
Ftse
Berry
Stone
Harris
Easterly
Jone
Hummel
Wheat
Kantlehner, Conzelman
Harmon and Coleman
Gibson
Pfeffer J
Fischer
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Ivorn
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Armando Marsans
United States District Court
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Law
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Fred Beach
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