Muskies Win Opener at Clinton in nine inning duel
Muscatine defeats Clinton 6 to 2 as Rinehart, Shanley, and Franke spark early two hits and errors. Heuser works through seven, with Shaffer, Ellison and Hasbrook delivering standout fielding as Clinton battles back but falls short in the home opener of the Central Association series.
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Clinton
Muskies
Mr. Heuser
Drr. Franke
Amos Shaffer
Shaffer
Orst
Jess
Leggy Hasbrook
Eng
Zilison
fAunser
Menne
Grovl
Ziggy
O'Day
Hashrank
Lee
Frans
Ellison
Augustus
Hruska
Nalt
Ag Dar Ae
Any
Heuser
Rinehart
Fi Ani
Hrucka
Hensel
Hasbreck
Darrow
Milligan
Evans
Simmons
Davy
Eilison
Franke
Runser
Shanney
Rupiser
Des Alaines
Mill
Iananush
Cooper
Hans of
Relders
Muscatine
PO AL Rinehart
Renser
Shanley
Iain Franke
Satie
A. E. Roly
Miligan
Bilison
Manu
Attorais
Hatten
Sere Boo
Shattey
Nolt
Rankin Johnson Sold Amid Trade Shuffle
June 26 report that Adam Rankin Johnson was sold by the Chicago Whales to the Baltimore Federals. Initial plans favored a Brooklyn move for Westarall, but manager Mages declined to accept him, ending the proposed trade chain.
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Whales
Boston
Tornado damages Red Cliffe with 560000 dollar toll
Red Cliffe Alberta recounts storm devastation after last night’s tornado. Estimated damage reaches 560000 dollars with no fatalities, several seriously injured. Buildings roofed and leveled, telephone poles toppled, utilities disrupted. Local officials and Jeffersons affected by the disaster.
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Red Cliffe
Alberta
Associated Press
Burlington Blanks Indians In Opener
Mason City opens with a 7 to 2 victory over Marshalltown as Richardson and Bird struggle in the first inning. Four hits and two errors set the pace for Mason City who ride a 4 run first to win the opener.
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Burlington Blanks Indians
Gon
Marshalltown
Mason City
Richardson
Bird
Hammerschmidt
Garrett
Smith
Protest Filed After Burlington Game Dispute
Keokuk Iowa June 24 Thursday's game with Burlington was protested to President Justice. A decision was made yesterday as the league reviews the circumstances. The protest centers on Shaffer's home run call for Singleton as the ball vanished beyond the seating wall with long grass obscuring the view.
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Keokuk
Burlington
Justice
Shafers
Singleton
Boy Scouts
Shaffer
Boyle
Champion's Brother to Give Exhibition in Muscatine
Eastern pocket billiard champion Frank Hoppe brother of Willie Hoppe arrives for a Monday exhibition at Schultz Pool Parlors on Hast Second street. He plans a summer tour to Kansas City to duel Benny Allen for the title while in Muscatine he promises a treat for local billiard enthusiasts with fancy and kick shots and Chinese pool displays.
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Frank Hoppe
Willie Hoppe
Schultz olMlard
Hast Second Street
Hoppe
Kansas City
Benny Allen
Muscatine
Wilsie Hoppe
Investigates Work of C A Arbiters in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids on June 26 President Justice of the Central Association begins inquiries into umpire Harris. A local baseball man says Harris makes fair calls but players vent constant griping, prompting talk the umpires should curb heckling to restore trust in decisions.
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Cedar Rapids
Justice
Central Association
Harris
Tustlee
Baichley Travels At Terrific Pace In Burlington
Burlington June 26 Star hurler Grover Baichley has pitched in fourteen games this season posting eleven wins and 140 strikeouts. Local officials say if he is sold he will not depart before the season ends as management plans to keep him, though a high price could change plans.
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Burlington
Grover Baichley
Burlington Elu’s
Barchley
L. ‘Pet. Jeontem Lating
Pathfind
Peoria Bloomington Decatur
Duboude
Baichley
Ty Cobb Slumping Delays Lead As Batting Averages Slump
Detroit star Ty Cobb slips below .397 in American League pace while leaders list Chicago and Detroit atop team batting. National and Federal league leaders updated. Cobb leads in runs and steals but falls from top average as others vie for home runs and pitching marks across leagues.
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Star Bull
White Sox
Associated
Chicago
Ty Coby
Cobb
Jake Danvert
Brooklyn Star
Fred Luderus
Philadelphia
Lee Magee
Bone
Vincent Campbell
Fl Cobb
Fournier
Jackson
Cleveland
Crawford
H. Collins
Lanoie
Veach
Bipp
New York
Strunk
Matsel
Grawford
Faber
Scott
Benz
Foster
Boston
Wisher
Bavers
Laserus
Philidelin
Daubert
Brooklyn
Doyle
Wade Killifer
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Giants
Sater
Carey
Pittsburgh
Cravavn
Meadows
Pierce
Mamaux
Alexander
Phila
Mayer
Ragan
Magee
ulsTyn
Lampbell
Newark
Easterly
Kansas City
Kautt
Flack
Duncan
Bimor Deal
Cullop
Kan“ty
Plank
Louis
Ailen
Isy McConnell
Missionaries in Meispling and Moslem Works Topic
The meeting at Clifton Springs opened with a focus on Africa and Moslem works. Speakers included Miss Anna M. Linker of India, Miss N. Z. Dean of Persia, and Miss Emily A. Clark of Africa. Grover will publish one of the plans on Sunday.
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Africa
Clifton Springs
Pras
Cliften Springs
Call
Moswas
Anna M. Linker
India
N. Z. Dean
Perisia
Emily A. Clark
Agifica
Grover
Pitchers Battle Highlights Blue Sox Victory
June reports from Davenport and nearby cities detail a pitchers duel as Davenport defeats Dubuque 2-1 with Kunkel besting Barnes. Delano's solid pitching helps Dubuque blank Decatur 5-0, while Rockford outlasts Quincy 4-3 in eleven innings. Moline tops Bloomington 5-1 as Graham dominates on the mound.
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Davenport
T Davenpore
Kunkel J
Barnes
Peoria
Lowe
Bearer
Gus
Kunkel
Marshall
Meyer
Way Protest Game Copied By Locals
Cedar Rapids is told by Bun n ies manager Jimmy Hamilton that games lost to Mason City Marshalltown and Muscatine should be thrown out or investigated. He claims five Mason City players were under the four man rule and that Marshalltown had fifteen men in Cedar Rapids with Pitcher Beard in the grandstand. Harris allegedly waited on payroll in Marshalltown to join a game. Hamilton seeks information on wartain Maccatine players near the four man rate.
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Cedar Rapids
Jimmy Hamilton
The
Bunnies
Justice
Sunny Lors
Mason City
Marshalltown
Muscatine
Bunny Park
Beard
Harris
Hamilton
Wartain
Changes In Anson lineup squeeze in further signings
Marshalltown June 26 changes in the Anson lineup come thick and fast. Shortstop Lindhbers was released Thursday and Shortstop Conway of Chicago was signed. Outfielder Gosgrave, a veteran, was released. Aabhy of Henderson arrives and played in the last game with Mason City. Pitcher Bird, formerly with AB Rockford, signed and expected to appear in the Mason City series. Moonlight excursion advertised on steamer Sid res Jane 23th with Chase's Orchestra.
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Marshalltown
Ansons
Likeix
Lindhbers
Conway
Chicago
Gosgrave
Aabhy
Henderson Ky
Tommy Ryan
Mason City
Bird
AB Rockford
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Egao
ale—Shanley
Teo
Ang Fields
Clinton Marshalltown
Waterloo
Cedar Rapide
Imuakies
Kensel
Oday
Hasbrook
Schultz
Billiany Ball
Fay Rite le
Dane
Tina
Kes
Rankin Johnson
Tonnang
Blanks
Boylemen
Marv
Jay
Bandles
Richard
Burlington Pathfinders
Be Keokuk Indians
Burlinwa
Ra Meinert
Ue Harmon
Baum
Sittin
McColloueh
Margan
Baur
le Béau
Meinert
Blunk
McCullough
Blink
Lunie
Hlunk Metallough
Brown
Harmon
McGinne
Hi McCollough
McGlade
Seanlon
Tim
Marr
Ahater
Brown and Son
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Torkelson
Droball Scorchan
AB Cedar Ramas
AL Dohanne
Harrell
Hickey An
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Fulton
Brennan
Oy 'Walrchilde
Terkelson
Drohan
Cedar Ranldigan
Waterton
Ay ‘Torkeleon
Wan
Torkeleon
Vimpire
Cook
Arbiter Shaffer
Pet Sion
Billsburgh
Ay Louis
Ais
Plisboreh
Sterdey
T. Newark
Brook
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Pluebuchy
Gincinnati
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Huston
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Tarday’s Desulte
Wastmaien Adcelphia
de Bogtan
York
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Phiadelph
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Ikansas Cit
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Geman
Toasy
Buffalo
Champion
Shultz Billiard Hall
C. A. Arbiters
Mark
Battle
Blue Sox
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Dubuque
Decatur
Quincy
Delano
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Decanus
Taylor and
O'Brien
Delung and Sullivan
Rockford Wine
Rockford
Aerest
Seaver Quines
Hockford
Cummings and Boeletes
Hardin Apt
Moline Moline
Moline
Bloomington
Graham
Malloy
Batte
Relimeyer
Rahawn
ANSON
Trinity Guild
Sidres
Jane
Chase
Hershey Strate Bank
Fleashey
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