Egan Prominent In Musky Victory Over Pilots 2-1
Ned Egan led the Musky club to a 2-1 win over the Pilots, spoiling Oscar Heuser’s near no hit bid. O'Day and Hasbrook sparked the rally with a seventh inning hit and sacrifice, as Hank O'Day drove in the tying run and an error plated the winning run.
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Central Association Hall of Fame
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Indians Aid Logals in Advance to Top Innings
Keokuk wins 3 to 0 over Burlington as Wetzel Clouts homer and Wittigheaver, Watkins combine on pitching. Game details include line scores, hits, and errors with Keokuk securing the shutout in a six-inning affair.
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Cedar Rapids
Golfers Return From Cedar Rapids Meet in Capture Lows
Entrants returned after the Cedar Rapids meet with uneven form in the state golf tournament. Muscatine’s player missed the championship flight, while G B Jackborn and T H Bannon dropped to the directors’ flight. A O L Bartlett of Ottumwa defeated Kenneth Lindsey to press Cedar Rapids into the consolation flight. J L Powers Jr of Cedar Rapids led qualifiers but fell to J C Monnell in first match play. Walter Mueller of Davenport, despite rounds, lost in consolation. Officers elected: President Carl F. Rauscher, vice A L Clapp, treasurer T B Connerly, directors F E Spaulding and others. Wagner’s hundredth career hit came for Pittsburgh in Forbes at Philadelphia.
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Cedar
Dobn Terry
Walter Mueller
Howe
Davenport
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Pittsburgh
Hans’ Wagner
Pittsburgh National
Philadelphia
Forbes
Wagner
Louisville
Keokuk Club Seeks Cash to Stay Afloat in Central Assn
Keokuk baseball club struggles with finances after failing to receive $150 owed by a visiting Central Association club. President Justice refuses to honor the league’s obligation, and Hamilton obtained a personal loan to cover travel. The club owes Cedar Rapids $150 and plans to raise funds with booster support while attempting to remain in the league.
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Indians
Indians Unable to Meet Expense Bill
Cleveland June 23 Joe Birmingham deposed manager of the digas has been barred from the American League ball park here by President Somers of the Cleveland club. Birmingham has reported daily to protect his interest and equity in a contract that runs through 1546.
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Birmingham
Keokuk to Remain in Justice Circuit
Keokuk Iowa June 24 Beok will remain in the Central Association. The announcement came after a directors meeting and a report to secretary Fred H Overton. The club will stay here provided attendance stays reasonably high to support the full season.
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Beok
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Fred H. Overton
New Short Stop Donahue Hailed by Local Scout
In Cedar Rapids Iowa a promising Irish amateur, Donahue, receives strong backing from Tom Turner who recommended him for a short stopping position with the Baines. The 19 year old is noted as a rising talent from Belden Hill.
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baseball results from Davenport Rockford Bloomington and Dubuque
Davenport report notes Quincy defeated Dubuque 2 0, with Tretier and Quincy winning. Rockford swept Bloomington in two games, scoring ten plus runs in the first and eight in the second. Bloomington pitchers Dom and Me per struggled. Rockford batters capitalized. Decatur beat Moline with strong third inning rally as local fans discuss a new shorter opener and Dr. Weaver may set an appointment tomorrow at 7 W. 2nd St. AD.
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