Farcical Game Ends in 12 to 4 Loss for Camels
A Monmouth comeback flanks the Camels as Banks debuts as pitcher and limits the opposition to two hits in five innings while the Browns improve, yet fielding miscues mount. Finney drives four runs on five at bats as Denny Blake taps Banks for relief.
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Muscatine Weisenheimer
Bunker Hill
Bull Run
General Hardgrove
Browns
Kopje
Monmouth
Des Moines
Muscatine
Banks
la Mathewson
Camels
Monmouths
Walters
Denny Blake
Holycross
Burch
Niver
Finney
Dowers
Carroll
Ottumwa Wins and Takes Lead in Tight Baseball Clash
Ottumwa gains the series lead with a 9 to 5 win over Burlington after a sixth inning homer by Ross and Gard’s game deciding hit. Kensel shines with strong batting as Keokuk tops Galesburg 2 to 1 behind Blake's eighth inning squeeze and a late single to drive in the tying run.
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Ottumwa
Ross
Burlington
Lamb
Gard
Kensel
Plympton
Link
Willis
Clifton
Keokuk
Gaiesburg
Ila
Blake
Belt
Galesburg
Charles and Evans
Boothby and Cavanaugh
Kewanee Nips Hannibal 3 2 In College Rivalry
Kewanee defeated Hannibal 3 to 2 in a June game at Hannibal Missouri. Berg hammering led the offense while McGee and Shea shared catching duties with Pressy and Dilger in the batteries.
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Kewanee
Hannibal
Baseball games scheduled for today across leagues
National League games include New York at Brooklyn, Boston at Philadelphia, Chicago at Pittsburg, St Louis at Cincinnati. American League matchups feature Washington at New York, Philadelphia at Boston, Detroit at Chicago, and Cleveland at St Louis with a rain delay for Cleveland.
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Results yesterday in the Central Association with Monmouth over Muscatine 12 to 4 and Ottumwa 5 over Burlington 4. National League games include Chicago 3 at Pittsburg 4 and St. Louis 7 to Cincinnati 8. American League action saw Washington 2 New York 3 and Philadelphia 4 Boston 6 in a second game, plus Cleveland 2 Detroit 1. Chicago and St. Louis faced rain.
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Central Association
Monmouth
Muscatiny
Keokuk
Galesburg
Kewanee
Hannibal
Ottumwa
Burlington
Chicago
Pittsburg
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago-St. Louis
Medicines fail for rheumatism liniment suffices
It states internal medicines are useless for muscular or chronic rheumatism and recommends free topical use of Chamberlain's Liniment, available from all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Poor exhibition by local club noted in city
The report criticizes the local club for a poor exhibition this year in the city. The box score is referenced as appearing on another page of the issue.
Ice Cream Flavors At The Fountain
Fresh daily ice cream offered at the fountain includes chocolate vanilla strawberry maple nut and pineapple flavors.
Kreis Turnfest Opens in Kansas City With 400 Athletes
More than 400 athletes from Missouri Illinois Nebraska Kansas and Colorado compete as Kreis Turnfest begins in Kansas City. Winners receive laurel wreaths with runners up and third place awarded oak leaves and ribbons. A 15-woman Quincy Illinois delegation is favored in women’s events amid officials Emil Schwegler William Fleck Heinrich Braun and a panel of academic judges.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Illinois
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Quincy
III
Emil Schwegler
Umpire Klem Strikes Bresnahan After Game Row
Umpire Klem and St. Louis manager Bresnahan argued after the Cincinnati win. Bresnahan struck in the face, was restrained as players separated them. Cincinnati won 8 to 7 after St. Louis rallied in the ninth.
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Cincinnati
Klem
Roger Bresnahan
St. Louis
Klein
Bresnahan
Keefe
Mow
Welsh Outpoints Matty Baldwin in Twenty Round Bout
In San Francisco at the auditorium last night referee Hanlon awarded the decision to Fred Welsh over Matty Baldwin after a Twentieth round contest. The Britisher proved too clever for the Boston boy, with a draw until round seventeen before Welsh pressed with a vicious jab that repeatedly struck Baldwin.
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San Francisco
Hanlon
Fred Welsh
Matty Baldwin
Auditorium
Boston
Welsh
Matty
Women to Compete at Tennis Tournament in Pittsburg
Pittsburg field club opens a women's tennis tournament with players from across the United States and Canada. Notable entrants include Miss Lois Moyes of Toronto Miss Hazel Hotchkiss of Berkeley and Miss Florence Sutton among others.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Field Club
United Sites
Canada
Lois Moyes
Toronto
Can
Hazel Hotchkiss
Berkeley
Cal
Florence Sutton
McGoorty Edges Mahoney in Ten Round Bout at Gary
Eddie McGoorty edged Young Mahoney over ten rounds in Gary Indiana last night before a small crowd. The close decision left fans buzzing about the competitive display from both fighters.
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Gary
Ind
Eddie MceGoorty
Young Mahoney
Hilly Fined $30 for Striking Umpire in Keokuk Game
Keokuk club news reports Leftfielder Hilly received a $30 fine from President M E Justice for assaulting umpire Mapel at Hubinger Park Thursday afternoon. The action drew strong criticism but did not suspend him. Mapel was sent to Hannibal and Keokuk prepared for the Galesburg series with adjustments.
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Hilly
Keokuk Gate City
Keokuk
M. E. Justice
Mapel
Hubinger Park
Hannibal
Fleming
Keokuk Club
Reichle
Galesburg
McCleary Wins In Two Straight Falls At Opera House
Bull McCleary defeats Sid Pearson of Montpelier in Letts at the opera house in two straight falls. First fall in 21 minutes, second fall in one minute. McCleary's clever bridge work and strength key the victory. Pearson seeks a rematch in Buffalo. Two preliminaries end in draws.
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Bull” McCleary
Sid’’ Pearson
Montpelier
Letts
McCleary
Barlock
Chancellor
Pearson
Harry Furnace
Floyd Lieberknecht
Ross McCleary
Bull
Earnest Curtis
Will Schoenig
Buffalo
Life Saved At Deaths Door
W R Patterson of Wellington Texas recalls nearly dying from cough and lung trouble dropping to 100 pounds after two years of medical care. He credits Dr Kings New Discovery for his recovery from consumption and now weighs 187 pounds and stays well. The remedy is promoted as safe fast and effective for coughs colds influenza asthma croup and throat and lung ailments with 50 cent and one dollar sizes and a free trial bottle guaranteed by Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
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W. R. Patterson
Wellington
Tex
Havercamp
Two Modified Marathons in St Louis Meet
Two modified marathon races will be run at the St Louis event with 125 junior entrants in three mile contests and 100 senior competitors also racing. The meeting on June 24 emphasizes youth and endurance as clubs field large teams across divisions.
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St. Louis
Senior and junior cross country meet slated for today
A senior and junior cross country event is planned for late today with 125 juniors running three miles and 100 seniors covering 11 1 2 miles. Leading runners from the middle west include Sidney Hatch and G E Collins of Chicago Irvin Beil Joe Erxelben and Joseph Forshaw.
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Middle West
Sidney Hatch
G. E. Collins
Chicago
Irvin Beil
Joe Erxelben
Joseph Forshaw
Local Social Notes From Nichols Iowa June Daily Life
Nichols Iowa residents visit relatives and travel for family reasons. Mr and Mrs G A Briggs and children from Lone Tree stay at T E Norris home. Mrs Glen Robbins and baby depart to Eliza Illinois after grandmother's death. Nearby residents attend events, shop in Muscatine, or visit relatives including the Hesser family and John Nicola grandchildren.
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Institute
Haney
Lone Tree
Few
Muscatine
Paul Hesser
Ben Oostendorp
Baby
Marvin Albright
J. E. Hesser
W. D. Trautman
Homer
Elsie Black
Atalissa
John Nicola
Fred Shannon
Columbus
Local residents attend conference this week
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Shannon and Mrs. Frank Meese visited relatives in Muscatine. Mr. Gunderson Mrs. Will Jones and Mrs. Mincher of Conesville attended a conference in town Tuesday.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Universal Cure
A medical ad boasts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease, taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. The firm offers one hundred dollars for any uncurable case and invites testimonials, with pennies and a patent remedy claim.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Safe farm loans offer 5 and 6 percent interest
The Titus Loan and Investment Co advertises Iowa farm loans ready for assignment with 100.00 dollars minimum investment. They promise safe investments comparable to government bonds and invite calls or letters.
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Iowa
Titus Loan & Investment Co
Thieves Take Health. Dr Ki He's Life Pills Sold locally
Coal City resident S. W. Bends reports thieves stole his health for years. Local ad touts Dr Ki He's Life Pills as a remedy for pespsis, malaria, headache and indigestion. Havercamp's Drug Store sells the remedy for 25 cents.
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S. W. Bends
Coal City
Dr. Ki
Havercamp
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