Muskies and Pilots Split Double Bill in Turbulent Game
Muskies and Pilots split a doubleheader amid heavy hitting and disputes. Muskies lost key outfielder Spurs to an ankle injury, while Pilot star Menne went 4 for 5 and Ross hurled strong relief to seal the nightcap victory.
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Muskies
Pilots
Simpire Scanlon
Lyle Spurs
Zackert
Rees
O'Day
Simmons
Umpa
Ackert
Drohan
Flinger
Menne
Nolt
Kensel
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Ellison
Darrow
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Prohan
Mohan
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Crohan
Reinhart
Renser
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Rimser
G'Day
Saura
Kenees
Lee
Spurs
Park
Lyie Sours
Zip
Les
Ross
Zackerts
Rosso
Augustas
Infeld
Augustus
Pathfinders Lose to Boylemen in Slattery’s Blazing Pitching
Marshalltown reports Slattery dominates Mason City with twelve strikeouts and five scattered hits, while Slattery leads a 7 to 3 Mason City win. Slattery shone for Mason City as Glaser Miller Smith Harrison Slattery Beamus contributed. Baseball scores feature Chicago, St Louis, New York, Philadelphia, and other results from yesterday’s games.
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Marshalltown
Domentary
Mason City
Glaser
Miller
Smith and Harrison
Beamus
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Musburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Clevelann
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Close and lopsided matches in tourney feature day
The championship flight at Cedar Rapids yesterday produced a mix of tight and one sided results. Groves defeated Piepho 4 up in a featured match watched by a large crowd while others like Powers over Latts six up four and French over Durin five up highlighted the day. Bartlett showed scoring with a 37 and 41, and Piepho, from Cedar Rapids via St. Louis, challenged Groves but could not overtake the leader.
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Cedar Rapids
Duns
Powers
Latts
French
Durin
Dundee
Smith
Ton
Bartlett
Amn
Peasley
Terry
Beaver
Hubbel
Warth
al Pegslee
Bai Groves
Piepho
St. Louis
Groves
Des Moines
Arnold Peastes
Dubuque
Perdue Sheldon
Keokuk
Siste
Helder
It May Be True But We Doubt It Fort Dodge Item
Big Otis Lambeth and Sutton, both Dodgers players, received D class offers. Lambeth was offered 175 dollars per month plus a 275 dollar season bonus, with another 200 dollar monthly offer discussed. Harry Bay of Mason City Central League also offered 175. Both Lambeth and Sutton pledged to stay with Bidwell this season despite the offers. Crawford and Shimeall also reportedly received offers from other clubs.
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Fort Dodge
Otis
Lambeth
Dodger Tearlers
Sutton
Burtington
Harry Bay
ABA Similton
Bidwell
Curtis to Become Umpire After Ansons Departure
Curtis, who played center field for the Ansons for two days, was released Monday night in Marshalltown Iowa He is expected to be signed as an umpire by President Justice after his arrival here He was offered a position shortly after arriving in town and approval is anticipated.
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Justice
Marshalltown
Curtis
Ansons
Shanley to Fill Outfield Vacancy in Muscatine
Thea Moines player Thea? Shanley, formerly with Des Moines, is set to replace the injured Spurs left fielder in Muscatine as the team addresses an outfield vacancy. He may not reach in time for today’s game, facing a 300 mile travel ahead, with the club planning to finish the series at Clinton tomorrow before returning to face Waterloo and Cedar Rapids.
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Des Moine
Isbell
Spurs
Egan
Shanley
Des Moines
Omaha
Burlington
Muscatine
Crionie
Sours
Shanley’ Peek
Clinton
Muskies
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Bow Back Again In Independent Ball Return
Marshalltown June 24 Outfielder Boyd of St Louis was resigned Tuesday by Manager Richards and appeared in the Mason City game. Boyd had trial with the Ansons during practice, later released, and had been playing independent ball at State Center. He made an excellent showing at bat in his first game.
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Marshalltown
Boyd
St. Louis
Ansons
State Center
Richards
Mason City
Rovd
Torpedo Strikes British Cruiser Off Firth of Forth
Berks June 24. The German submarine attacked a British armored cruiser about 100 miles from the Firth of Forth on June 2. The vessel was hit by a torpedo. effects unknown. London dispatch says Roxburgh also torpedoed, damage minor and no casualties. Both cruisers are similar Minotaur type, 450 feet, four funnels, two quarters.
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Sayville
N. Y
Firth of Forth
Scotland
London
Roxburgh
North Sea
Lonton
Berlin
Commission Denies Pleas Of Railroad
The Interstate Commerce Commission denied the Western Trunk Line’s request to set a fifteen cent rate per hundred pounds on elevater car shipments with a minimum 40,090 pounds from Hillsboro and Springfield to Gulf points for export to Asia, Africa, and Europe. It also authorized Southern Pacific and its eastern connections to set 60 cents per hundred pounds for dried fruits and 60 cents for bagged fruits in carloads, minimum 66.10 pounds, from California to Atlantic coast cities, with higher rates to continue for intermediate points if current rates remain nonintrusive.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Trunk Line
Hillsboro
Springfield
Gulf
California
Germans Sink 7 British Drifters Off Scottish Coast
London June 24 Seven fishing drifters were sunk by a German submarine off the coast of Scotland. Most of the crews were saved.
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London
Reoast
Scotland
Davenport outhit and beat Decatur in rough game
Davenport won 5 to 4 as Decatur played poorly and outhit the home team. Rockford extended its win streak by beating Peoria 6 to 5 in nine innings. Bloomington opened with a win over Dubuque 2 to 0. Moline defeated Quincy despite five errors.
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Auinough Wey Outhit
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Scanlon
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Moline
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Socialists Demand New Steps Toward Peace Talks
Amsterdam reports June 24 that Dr. Quarch, Reichstag deputy, writes in the Frankfurter Volks Zeitung that German and Austrian comrades again declare intention to resume peace negotiations. He says Belgium should not be annexed by Germany and accuses French and English factions of ignoring calls for peace.
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Nautsky
Belgium
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Reichstag
Frankfort On the Main
Frankfurter Volks Zeitung
Agin
Cangu
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