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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
6
In a dramatic finish the Camels under Bro Walters tied Freeport 3–3 Monday. Herman Walters struck out 13 in a pitching duel marked by unusual officiating as both teams produced bursts of offense early and late.
Fragmentary report notes thirteen failed to hit the ball and total strikeouts. Mentions Coleman Scores and an inaugural lineup with Innis as first and last batter in the opening frame.
Modern hair dressing trends spark demand for sage tea as a grandmothers remedy for hair growth and color. Wyetts Sage and Sulphite, claimed to soothe scalp irritations, is marketed by Wyeth Chemical Co at 50 cents per bottle and may be ordered from 74 Cortlandt Street, New York City, via AL Morgan's Pharmacy recommendations.
A brief, urgent plea urges customers to place their coal orders for next winter promptly to secure current prices and avoid higher costs. The notice emphasizes acting now to earn good value on money and reserve a supply.
Yesterday Muscatine beat Freeport 3 2 Clinton defeated Elgin 3 1 Other games were rained out Today Elgin faces Muscatine Freeport meets Clinton Sterling plays Jacksonville Kankakee vs Decatur Same teams return tomorrow
Yeager and Engiman figures in a high scoring contest with Edwards stealing bases and a disputed tag at home. Bromwich drives in two, Dietz and Reisinger collect hits as Freeport builds ninth inning rally. Umpire calls and a loaded error frame fuel a dramatic but nonviolent baseball matchup.
Reno expects Gov Dickerson arrival to reassure newspaper men about the Bud fight. Chicago rumor the bout could be called off spurs interest in his visit. Glidden tour progress updates note 2453 miles covered with final Des Moines leg tonight. road conditions dusty but no accidents.
Edwards and Langley were the only two players to go 3-for-3 yesterday, each with a two-bagger. Edwards also committed a bad fielding error described as a side splitter. The piece notes antics and prior incidents, plus a retirement from John F. Sheridan after thirty years as an umpire. Forrest Plass pledges protest over Yeager out call by Donovan.
Clinton fell 3 to 1 as Wilson pitched a brilliant one hitter and flawless defense. Walters allowed seven hits and took the loss as Elgin capitalized on Clinton’s errors and miscues.
National League results show Cincinnati defeating Chicago two to zero and New York edging Philadelphia in a seven inning game. American League notes list Chicago beating Cleveland two to two in a double entry and Boston splitting with Philadelphia in a three game schedule. Several rainouts and a weather-affected slate fill the rest.
Gale Frink left Tipton after graduation to spend the summer with his uncle Homer Frink on a ranch near Alberta Canada. BU Dean, taking a course at the U S Military Academy, is home for two months, the first vacation in two years. Mrs. Jennie Willer spent Tuesday.
A roundup of visits, marriages, and gatherings around Tipton including Mrs Walter Powers and Mrs Ola Hawkins visiting, Tone Henderson's Iowa City trip, Nellie Long assisting, families at Power home, and many local exchanges. Summer plans include Blue Grass speech, Tipton July 4 celebration, and a Stone Mills picnic. Mentions of weddings, engagements, and local officials noting exams and teaching positions.
June 28 report from Pine Mills lists residents including Freda Sroteran and W E Baker among attendees at Witt Cat’s Ded. Others mentioned are Mrs. Marv Anerson Lena Anderson and Miguel Te na Anderson, all from Durant, with several garbled names and partial roles.
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