Home Run Clout Downs Cams In 6 4 Victory
Ottumwa reports Raymond Boyd allowed early Muscatine runs but Dan Senna and Jimmie Wall sparked a seventh inning rally with Wall delivering a two run homer. Alperman also homered as Muscatine beat Ottumwa 6 to 4 in front of 255 fans at Myrtle Street yard.
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Ottumwa
Raymond Boyd
Myrtle Street
Jimmie Wall
Senna
Muscatine
Boyd
Kensel
Johnson
Wall
Alperman
Muskies
Invaders
No. 7
Tay
Browning
Holycross
Eddie Wise
Russell
Wise
Withal
Tay Kensel
Dan Senno
Ahring
Yeager
Andreen
Johnston
Banks
Hart
Dan
Alper
CAMS RETURN FOR THREE DAY SERIES IN MUSCATINE
The Camels travel to Muscatine for a three day series with the Ottumwa Packers, with games Thursday through Saturday. Despite two losses, Muscatine showcased solid fielding and hard hitting. Rumors say Melter must report or face ban, while Barrows and Hahn were fined by the national baseball commission for reporting violations.
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Camels
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Hannibal
Indians
Packers
Melter
Steve’ Melter
Sioux City
Roland Barrows
Edward Hahn
National Baseball Commission
Barrows
Hahn
Chicago
Lincoln
St. Joseph
Errors by Browns Defeat Galesburg and Keokuk
Burlington defeats both Galesburg and Monmouth 4 to 1 despite 5-4 error totals by the Browns. In Burlington Iowa on June 28 three errors allowed the decisive run in the eighth after Curname pitched seven hitless innings. Score Burlington 4 Monmouth 1. Batteries Willis Clifton Curname Lage.
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Burlington
Curname
Monmouth
Willis
Clifton
Lage
Galesburg Beats Kewanee In Local Baseball Tilt
Galesburg defeated Kewanee 4 to 1 on June 28 with strong batting from Pressy and pitching by Charles. Fox's fielding stood out while Pavers' recruit Charles and Sampson paired with Pressy and Kurke for the teams' battery work.
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Galesburg
Kewanee
Pressy
Charles
Pavers
Fox
Sampson
Kurke
Boothby Delivers Game Sealing Home Run in Keokuk Win
Keokuk defeats Hannibal 4 to 1 as Boothby homers in the fifth to seal the victory. Boothby pitched superbly, supported by McGea and Shea behind him. Hannibal’s effort falls short with a run in the seventh. Batteries McGea Shea Boothby Cavanaugh.
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Keokuk
Hannibal
All Hits and Inning Drama Spark at Baseball Day
The column covers a bad inning trend as leaders beat second division clubs, McInnes of the Philadelphia Americans homers on a two-on misplay, and Donovan’s protest over two runners on fair ground. It notes Slapnicka’s hot streak in Wisconsin-Illinois, central race closeness, Mogridge’s 14 wins, and Cornell’s David Howard joining the majors with the Chicago Americans. Cincinnati businessmen vow to telegraph umpire Klein a $59 fine amid Bresnahan dust-up.
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McInnes
Philadelphia Americans
Boston Red Sox
Karger
Donovan
Philadelphia
Egan
Cincinnati
Klein
President Lynch
National League
Roger Bresnahan
Cincy
Giants Open N L Pennant Chase At Polo Grounds
The New York Giants host the Boston Braves in the first game of the series at the re constructed Polo Grounds. The reinforced concrete stand, 1,100 feet long with 32 rows, replaces the wooden structure burned April 14. Capacity is estimated around 40,000 with bleacher upgrades pending after the season.
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Giants
Boston
New York
N. Y
McGraw
Bost
Polo Grounds
Wm. Gray
Scheduled Baseball Games for Today
Boston faces New York at 4 p m in clear conditions. Brooklyn travels to Philadelphia for an 8 30 p m start under clear skies. Cincinnati plays at Pittsburg at 3 p m with clear weather. Chicago visits St Louis at 3 30 p m in clear conditions.
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Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Weather Forecast Across Major Cities Lines
New York at Boston with cloudy conditions. Philadelphia at Washington shows clear skies at 2 and 4 p m. Chicago at Cleveland records cloudy weather at 1 39 p m and 3 30 p m. St Louis at Detroit expects clear conditions at 3 30 p m.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
New York
Decature
Dubuque
Danville
Peoria
Waterloo
Davenport
Quincy
Rock Island
Bhp
Western Association tourney opens with first match rounds
Grand Rapids Michigan June 28 the Western Golf Association open championship begins with morning play and consolations. Pairings include James Simpson Milwaukee vs A J Christie Rochester and Robert Simpson Kenosha vs C P Nelson Battle Creek among others in the opening rounds.
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Western Association
Grand Rapids
Mich
Western Golf Association
James Simpson
Milwaukee
A. J. Christie
Rochester
Robert Simpson
Kenosha
C. P. Nelson
Battle Creek
W. Travinger
Skokie
Chicago
George O. Simpson
Wheaton
Jack Croke
Westward Ho
W. Favargue
G. A. O'Neil
Beverly, Ill
W. Co. Sherwood
Memphis
Tenn
Tom McNamara
Boston
Alex Robertson
Rock Island
Wilbur Oakes
Detroit
David Hunter
Essex
N. J. R. Kimball
Robert Seckel
Results Yesterday Central Association Scores
Yesterday's Central Association results show Muscatine 4 Ottumwa 6, Galesburg 4 Kewanee 1, Burlington 5 Monmouth 4, Keokuk 4 Hannibal 1. Strong scoring update across the league with Ottumwa and Burlington posting two high outputs.
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Pet. Ottumwa
Sss
Burlington
Galesburg
Mookuk
Sovcee
Muscatine
Cesee
Mannibal
Ass Suse ST
Monmouth
Ottumwa
Keokuk
Hannibal
Kewanee
Keio Baseball Team Sails After US Tour Finish
Keio University players wrap their American tour by defeating the U S Naval training station team 6 to 3. The Japanese squad sails today for Honolulu to start a month long series before returning to Japan.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
California
Keio University
America
U. S
Baseball score fragment report from early games
The record lists brief game results with teams Chicago St Louis New York Brooklyn Cincinnati Pittsburg Boston and Philadelphia. Scores shown include New York 7 Brooklyn 1 and Chicago 5 St Louis 4 among others in a partial rundown.
Detroit Ties Up Chicago in 3-0 Deficit
In a sparse box score style summary, Detroit and Chicago played with Chicago securing a 3-0 victory while Washington fell to New York 5-3 in the first game and 6-3 in the second game, with Philadelphia defeating Boston 7-3.
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Detroit
Chicago
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Vedrine Wins Big Prize at Roubaix Exhibition Flight
Vedrine arrives first at 11 04 in Roubaix France winning the top share of a 3000 prize. The day's air race ran Brussels to the airdrome with 10 entrants, Vedrine leading the field and Garros close behind at 11 17.
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Roubaix
France
Aerdrome
Vedrine
Aviation Committee
Brussels
Beaumont
Garros
Vidart
Renoux
Gibert
Kimmerling
Duval
Prevot
Wynmalen
Renaux
Valentine
Sheehan Plays McKee In Des Moines State Golf
Interest focused on the Sheehan McKee match in today's Des Moines state golf tournament with the city championship on the line. Yesterday featured the Fred Carr Kenneth Brown showdown, extended to two extra holes before Carr won in 4 to Brown's 5 on the 20th after a tie at 18 and a halved 19th.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Sheehan
College Pitcher Signed by American League Club
Stephen V. White of Princeton College pitcher has signed with the Boston Americans and will report to the team at once in Boston Mass on June 27. The contract ties the college star to professional baseball entry in the American League.
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Stephen V. White
Princeton
Boston
Mass
Princeton College
Boston Americans
Olympic sails from New York with record cabin passengers
The White Star Liner Olympic departed New York for England with 2,205 cabin passengers and 60 attendants aboard the ship during its maiden trip. The voyage cost is $175,000 for Southampton and back, with passenger fares totaling about $325,000. Over 12,000 people paid 50 cents each to inspect the ship, funds aiding seamen orphans.
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New York City
N. Y
Olympic
England
Southampton
Seamen’s Orphan Fund
Dr Clapp Office Hershey Building Eye Ear Nose Throat
Dr Clapp operates an Eye Ear Nose and Throat specialty clinic located in the Hershey Building. The practice focuses on comprehensive otolaryngology and related vision and hearing care.
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Dr. Clapp
Office Hershey Bldg
Cornell Repeats At Poughkeepsie Rowing Victory
Cornell varsity eight wins a four mile race in Poughkeepsie with 20 minutes 10 4-5 seconds, narrowly beating Columbia by a length and a half. Columbia freshmen also take the freshman division, beating Cornell by two lengths as Syracuse and Pennsylvania follow.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Cornell
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Syracuse
Cornell Varsity
Columbus
Varsity
Harvard Commencement Draws Alumni Despite Threatening Skies
Cambridge June 28 Harvard marked its twenty seventh annual commencement with seniors in cap and gown faculty in colored hoods and alumni returning for the exercises in Sanders Theatre. Only alumni with more than twenty five years admitted. Takashi Katsuma of Monmouth MI spoke as MA candidate. President Lowell awarded degrees and conferred honorary degrees.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard A Yard
Sanders’ Theatre
Takashi Katsuma
Monmouth
Lowell
Chief Left Hand Dies Near Darling Oklahoma at 83
The Arapaho chief Left Hand, aged 83, died at his home near Darling Oklahoma. He became a warrior at 15 and fought in numerous campaigns in the southwest. Notably, he participated in the massacre of Major Joel P Elliott and 19 men the day General Custer’s forces faced the Battle of Wausa near Cheyenne Oklahoma.
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Darling
Oklahoma
Arapahoes
Southwest
Joel P. Elliott
Custer
Wausau
Cheyenne
Okla
Hobson Slanders Suit Settled Out of Court
Lieut. Richmond Hobson retired U S N wins $165000 slander case against former Congressman John A Kelcher of Boston. The suit arose from statements in a heated political campaign when Hobson supported Joseph A Conry in Boston.
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Boston
Mass
Richmond P. Hobson
John A. Kelcher
U. S
Mr. Kelcher
Joseph A. Conry
Congress
Lieut. Hobson
Conry
Belmont's horse wins at Newmarket in Plantation Plate
London June 28 Belmont's Toggery claimed the plantation plate of 200 sovereigns for two year olds over five furlongs at Newmarket. Auretta finished second and Green Cloth third among 22 starters.
Grandview Iowa Social News Highlights June Visit Outputs
Grandview residents report weekend visitors and travels with brief notes. E T Latta visited Wapello. Mrs Dell Stineman and sons visited Muscatine. Clarence King of Oakville stayed with Chas King family. J J Beik returned from Chicago. Jno Callihan from Muscatine spent evening with M S McGrew. Ella Chatfield and Dave Stineman conducted Muscatine affairs. Arthur Craddock called from near Fruitland. Ethel Dickerson shopped in Muscatine. Martha and Ralph Hardman of Muscatine Island visited grandparents Silas and Mrs Hardman. Mrs G Schleier t and grand- continued.
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Grandview
E. T. Latta
Wapello
Dell Stineman
Frank and
Paul
Muscatine
Clarence King
Oakville
Chas, King
J. J. Beik
Chicago
Jno. Callihan
M. S. McGrew
Ella Chatfield
Dave Stineman
Arthur Craddock
Near Fruitland
Ethel Dickerson
Martha
Ralph Hardman
Muscatine Island
Silas Hardman
G. Schleie
Social notices of Muscatine area residents and visitors
A stream of local names appears visiting and traveling between Muscatine Letts Wapello Fruitland and Corning Ia The notes record multiple weekend and weekday trips and keeps for marriages announced June 20 21 and 22 at Wapello and near Toolsporo Ind The entries name Lucile Paris George B Cocklin Fanny Hook Harold Beik Pearl Krahl John J and others and list extended visits and guest appearances by family members and friends in early summer social rounds
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Helen
Muscatine
Elzie Frye
Fanny Jackson
Wm. Gray
Des Moines
Sam Gray
Pearl Werner
Lee
Schibly
Ethel
Corning
Rhone
Forest
Near Fruitland
Silas Hardman
M. Hunter
Wapello
Yeager
Fruitland
W. E. McGill
Dave Sabin
Little Son
Ralph Connor
Fred Jones
Ed. Kemper
Co. P. Wagner
Ed. Dodder
Near Letts
Fred Shew
Frank Armstrong
Clarion
Geo. Haas
Carl Koontz
Edyth Cockbell
Henry Schaffer
Roy Schneider
Kansas
McKay
Jacksonville
Fla
Hale Neal
Wm. Walker
Messrs
E. A. Haas
Fanny Hook
Harold Beik
A B. Hook
Toolsporo
J. E. Newsome
M. E Church
Flossie Bridges
Wyton
D. M. Es
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Fanning
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KEIO
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Olympic Sails
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