Cams Lose Farcical Game As Banks Debuts In Pitching
In a wild Monmouth Monmouth baseball tale Banks debuted as pitcher for the Camels, yielding only two hits in five innings but nine errors by the Monmouth defense led to a 12 to 4 loss. Finney led the Brownies with four runs on four hits while Dowery cleared the bases with a triple.
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Muscatina Weisenheimer
Bunker Hill
Joga
Bull Run
Hardgrove
Browns
Monmouth
Des Moines
Muscatine
Banks
Mathewson
Camels
Havin
Monmouths
Walters Ia
Mr. Banks
Denny Biaka
Holycross
Bureh
Finney
Dowery
Aelding
Carrol
Ottumwa Wins and Takes Lead in Tight Tilt
Ottumwa Iowa June 24 Ottumwa wins 9 to 4 over Burlington after Gard homered to break a tie in the eighth. Kensel and Lamb contributed key hits as Burlington rallied with three in the sixth. Keokuk upset Galesburg 18 to 2 behind Blake’s hitting and a squeeze in. Hannibal dropped a 3 to 2 decision to Kewanee as Berghammer starred with the bat.
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Ottumwa
Burlington
Galesburg
Keokuk
Keweanes
Hannibal
Ross
Lamb
Gard
Kensel
Plympton
Link
Winis
Curzon
Gaiesburg
Blake
Belt
Mig
Tleing
Galesboro
Charles
Fhvans
Boothby
Cavanaugh
Kewanee
Berghammer
McGee and Shea
Pressy
Dilger
Baseball games scheduled for today across leagues
National League matchups include New York at Brooklyn in cloudy conditions at 3 p.m. Boston visits Philadelphia at 8 p.m. Chicago plays at Pittsburgh in clear weather at 3:15 p.m. St Louis visits Cincinnati in cloudy skies at 3 p.m. American League features Washington at New York in cloudy weather at 2 a.m. Philadelphia at Boston at 3 p.m. Detroit at Chicago in cloudy conditions at 3:80 p.m. Cleveland at St Louis with rain expected at 3 p.m. Standings of the leagues follow.
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New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Baseball scores and results from yesterday's games
Central Association results list Monmouth to Ottumwa with scores from 12 to 6 in favor of Ottumwa. National League scores show Chicago defeating Pittsburg 33 to 4 and New York beating Brooklyn 3 to 1. American League results include Washington 2 New York 3 and Philadelphia 3 Boston 2 in the first game, Philadelphia 4 Boston 6 in the second, plus Cleveland 2 Detroit 1 and Chicago St. Louis noted. An ad promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for muscular aches.
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Central Association
Monmouth
Muscatiny
Keokuk
Galesburg
Kewanee
Hannibal
Ottumwa
Burlington
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago-St. Louis
Iain
Kreis Turnfest Opens in Kansas City with 400 Athletes
Kansas City hosts Kreis Turnfest opening with 400 plus competitors from Missouri Illinois Nebraska Kansas and Colorado. Winners receive laurel wreaths, runners up oak leaves and ribbon bowls. Noted delegations include a 15-woman Quincy team. Emil Schwegler directs events. observers report to national body. judges include A H Kindverter Helbel and Dr Fred Burger.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Illinois
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Quincy
Emil Schwegler
Kansas City Sozialor ‘Vurnverein
Turners
William Fleck
Milwaukee
Eoljer
Amerikanische Turnzettung
Heinrich Braun
North American Gymnastic, Union
Mie
Prof
A, EH. Kindver_ ter
St. Louis
Helbel
St. Joseph, Se
Fred Burger
Kanyia City
Keokuk batters fined over umpire incident
Leftfielder Hilly of the Keokuk club was fined 20 dollars by President M. by Justice for assaulting Umpire Mapel at Hubinger Park Thursday afternoon. No suspension, while Umpire Mapel’s stint in Keokuk ends with a move to Hannibal. local reaction blames conduct for disarray and questions Keokuk’s chances against Galesburg.
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Hilly
Thireday
Keokuk
Gate City
Poe
Hannibal
Fleming
Keokuk-Galesburg
Frank Belt
Chub
Justica
Keokuk Club
Reichie
Galesburg
McCleary Wins In Two Straight Falls At Opera House
Bull McCleary defeated Sid Pearson of Montpelier in two straight falls in 21 minutes and 1 minute. The fast match at Letts featured McCleary's clever bridge work and strong holds. two good preliminaries followed, Marty Furnace and Floyd Lieberknecht drew, Ross McCleary fell to Earnest Curtis, all in ten-minute bouts. Pearson seeks a rematch in Buffalo. Life saved at death's door via Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung troubles, 60c to $1.00, trial bottle free.
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McCleary
Sid'’ Pearson
Montpelier
Opera House
Letts
Thea
Tha Victor
Darlock
Chancellor
Pearson
Marty Furnace
Floyd Lieberknecht
Ross McCleary
Bull
Earnest Curtis
Will Schoenig
Buffalo
Ieath's
W. R. Patterson
Wellington
Tex
Nother
Havercamp
Umpire Klem Meets Bresnahan After Pitch Clash
Cincinnati June 24 Umpire Klem and St. Louis manager Roger Bresnahan clashed after a late game rally. Bresnahan struck in the face as players intervened. Keeffe finished the game with a third strike, giving Cincinnati a 7 4 victory.
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Cincinnati
Klem
Roger Bresnahan
St. Louis
Kiem
Bresnahan
Keefe
Monyey
Keele
Welsh Outpoints Matty Baldwin in San Francisco bout
In San Francisco at the auditorium last night referee Hanlon gave the decision to Fred Welsh after a twenty round fight with Matty Baldwin. The Britisher proved too clever for the Boston boxer, with the bout drifting to a draw until the seventeenth round when Welsh began a sharp attack, landing blows to Matty’s nose and mouth as he pressed forward.
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San Francisco
Hanlon
Fred Welsh
Matty Baldwin
Boston
Welsh
Matty
Women to Compete at Pittsburg Tennis Tourney
Preparations for the Pittsburg field club women's tennis tournament are complete and play begins this afternoon. Leading participants include Lola Moyes of Toronto, Hazel Hotch Rise of Berkeley, Florence Sutton, and others from the United States and Canada. Eddie McGoorty defeated Young Mahoney in a ten round bout here last night before a small crowd.
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Pittsburg
Feld
United States
Canada
Lola ‘Moyes
Toronto
Cangy
Hazel
Hotch- Rise
Berkeley
Cal
Florence Sutton
McGoorty
Shades
Two Modified Marathons to Feature 125 Juniors
In St. Louis on June 24, two modified marathon races will feature 125 junior runners competing in three mile events while 100 seniors are set for longer distances.
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St. Louis
Senior and junior cross country meet at local course
The event features 125 juniors in a three mile race and 100 seniors running 1 1 4 miles. Notable entrants include Sidney Hatch and G B Collins of Chicago along with Irvin Bell, Joe Erxelben, and Joseph Forshaw.
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Sidney Hatch
G.B. Collins
Chicago
Irvin Bell
Joe Erxelben
Joseph Forshaw
Nichols Notes From Lone Tree Area News
Nichols area notices report visits and movements of residents. Mrs Glen Robbins and baby left for Eliza following grandmother's death. Ruth Miller spends two weeks with sister Mrs Ransom McKen of Muscatine attending Institute. Albright family visited Muscatine friends. Paul Hesser remains ill. Oostendorp family visiting Adams. Marvin Albright of Muscatine spent week with J S Hesser family. W D Trautman visited Muscatine on business. Homer and Hisle Black of Atalissa visiting grandfather John Nicola. Fred Shannon of Columbus mentioned.
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Muscatine
Haney
Lone Tree
Few
Muscatina
Paul Hesser
Ben Oostendorp
Baby
Catarrh Cure Promises Victory Over Disease
An article fragment touts Wall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy for catarrh and claims a $100 reward for any failure. It promotes internal use to affect blood and mucous surfaces, asserts strength upbuilding, and urges readers to send for testimonials. Includes names and addresses of producers WJ Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Also mentions local social visits and a $100 reward.
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Santages
Wall
Kall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Koll
Drugeists
Hal
Titus Loan & Investment Co. Offers 6 Percent Investments
The Titus Loan & Investment Co. advertises investments as safe as government bonds at 6 percent. They keep on hand farm loans ready for assignment and accept investments from $100.00 upward, inviting calls or letters for details.
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Choico Iown
Titus Loan & Investment Co
Falls Victim To Thieves and a Juadrable Grievance
W Bend s of Coal City reports a grievance after thieves targeted him and caused health troubles over ten years. He attributes relief to Kin pro Life Pills, advertised as unrivaled for indigestion malaria and headache. Prescription 25 cents at Hiavercamp s Drug Store.
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W.bends
Coal City
Hieves
Kin Pro
Hiavercamp
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