Inning Highs and Managerial Gripes Hit Baseball News
The article reports on multiple baseball developments including Alperman’s homer, a disputed eighth inning hit by Melnnes for the Philadelphia Americans, and St Donovan contesting a ruling about two Philly players. It notes Slapnicke’s dominance in Wisconsin-Illinois league, standings shifts in the Central Association, Muscatine’s tough position, Mogridge’s 14th win for Galesburg, and Cornell star David Austin Howard signing with Chicago Americans. It also mentions Cincinnati business leaders pledging money to umpire Klein after a punch incident involving Roger Bresnahan and a planned dinner for him in Cincinnati.
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T Melnnes
Philadelphia Americans
Boston
Hgan
Cincinnati
Klein
President Lynch
National League
Roger Bresnahan
Cincy
Cornell Repeats at Poughkeepsie Four Mile Race
Cornell wins the eight oared four mile race at Poughkeepsie with a time of 20 minutes 10 4-5 seconds, narrowly defeating Columbia by a half length. Columbia second, Pennsylvania third, Wisconsin fourth, Syracuse fifth. Columbia freshmen win by two lengths over Cornell with Syracuse third and Pennsylvania a half length back.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Cornell
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Syracuse
Cornell Varalty
Trace Bey
Eaconda
Columbus
Varsity
Syraccuse & Helpless
Columbia Freshmen
Home-Run Clout Downs Cams 6-4 In Slugfest
Ottumwa summary reports the Camel Speeders beat Muscatine 6 to 4 at Myrtle Street. Dan Sonno homered and Wall delivered the deciding blast as Ahring, Yeager, and Wise highlight a high hit game. Browning pitched a complete effort for Muscatine and Boyd for Ottumwa.
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Ottumwa
Raymond Boyd
Apstler
Myrtle Street
Jeff
Jimmie Wall
Clont
Walt Person
Senna
Muscatino
Boyd
Kensal
Johnson
Wall
Alperman
Invaders
No. 7
Tay
Johnson and Wall
Browning
Speed Boys
Alparman
Holyecrosa
Eddie Wise
Russell
Wise
Ahring
Yenger
Andreon
Ory Ahring
Johnston
Holycross
Dan
Alver
Amimary
Senno
Tlart
Gard
Yeager
Banks
Kensel
Andreen
Muscatine
Bill Johnson
Wees
A Russell
Oyd
CAMS RETURN FOR A THREE-DAY SERIES IN MUSCATINE
The Camels travel to Muscatine for a three game series with the Ottumwa Packers, the first two games praised as among the season’s best on the road. Muscatine plays here Thursday through Saturday then rests ten days before further series with Kedak Hannibal and the Indians. Rumors cite Hig Stove Melter’s pending report or quit, while Roland Barrows and Edward Mahn face $100 and $300 fines from the national baseball commission for transfer violations.
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Camels
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Hannibal
Indians
Melter
Hig Stove
Sioux City
Roland Barrows
Edward Mahn
National Baseball Commission
Barrows
Hahn
Chicago
Lincoln
St. Joseph
Keio Baseball Team Sails For Honolulu Tour Ending
Keio University baseball team from Japan closed its U S tour by defeating the U S Naval Training Station team 6 to 3 8. The players head to Honolulu for a month long series before returning home.
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Wondlailu
Enroute Hone
San Francisco
California
Keio University
America
U. S. Naval Training Station
Honolulu
Japan
Princeton pitcher signs with Boston Americans
Stephen Y. White of Princeton College pitcher has signed a contract to pitch for the Boston Americans and will report to the team at once in Boston Massachusetts on June 27.
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Stephen V. White
Princeton
Boston
Mass
Stephen Y. White
Princeton College
Boston Americans
Errors by Browns Doomed Burlington Contest
Burlington, Iowa, June 28. Three errors in the eighth inning allowed the deciding run after Curname pitched seven hitless frames as Burlington fell 5 to 4. Batterlees-Willis and Clifton, Curname and Sage. Galesburg beat Kewanee 4 to 1 with Pressy strong in relief and Fox sparkling on defense. Keokuk topped Hannibal 4 to 1 as Boothby held the mound and Boothby and Cavanaugh combined for the win.
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Burlington
Curname
Monmouth
Galesburg
Kewanee
Pressy
Charles
Fox
Charlen
Sampson
Kurke
Keokuk
Hannibal
Boothby
Grant Ball
McGoa
Shen
Cavanaugh
Scheduled National League Games Across Major Cities
National League matchups listed with times and conditions include Boston at New York at 4 pm, Philadelphia at Washington and Chicago at St Louis both around 3:30 pm, and St Louis at Detroit at 3:30 pm. Weather ranges from clear to cloudy, with several venues noted as clear and one cloudy forecast in Cleveland.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Aw York
Phiadelphia
Washington
Glevatana
Detroit
Results Yesterday across Central Association and National League
Central Association scores included Muscatine 4 Ottumwa 6 and Burlington 5 Monmouth 4 while Keokuk 4 beat Hannibal 1 and Galesburg 4 topped Kewanee 1. In the National League Chicago 5 beat St Louis 4, New York 6 to Brooklyn 3 in Game 1, New York 7 to Brooklyn 1 in Game 2, Cincinnati 1 to Pittsburgh 4, Boston 3 over Philadelphia 6, Detroit 0 over Chicago 5, and New York 2 to Washington 6 in the second game. Philadelphia 7 Boston 3.
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Ottumwa
Burlington
Galesburg
Cee
Keokuk
Muscating
Kewanes
Ces
Hannibal Wes Eee
Monmouth
Masgentina
Hannibal
Kewaneo
Central Association
Muscatine
Kewanee
Chicago
St. Lows
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Giants Open Series at Rebuilt Polo Grounds
New York June 28 Giants will face Boston in a home opener at the rebuilt Polo Grounds. The reinforced concrete grand stand replaces the burned wooden structure from April 14. The stands run 16,100 feet long with 32 seating rows, and capacity is expected to rise by 50 percent with future bleacher and balcony additions.
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Giants
Boston
New York
N. Y
McGraw
Polo Grounds
Wm. Gray
Western Golf open championship begins in Grand Rapids
The Western Golf Association open championship begins with first round matchups in Grand Rapids Michigan. Morning 18 hole medal play determined consolation pairings for those who failed to reach the title matches.
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Western Association
Grand Rapids
Mich
Western Golf Association
James Simpson
Milwaukee
A. J. Christie
Rochester
Robert Simpson
Kenosha
Gy P. Nelson
Battle Creek
Travinger
Skokie
Chicago
George
Simpson
Wheaton
Jack Croke
Westward Ho
W. Favarguo
G. A. O'Neil
Beverly
Til
Sherwood
Memphis
Tenn
Tom McNamara
Boston
Alex Robertson
Rock Saland
Wilbur Oakes
Detroit
David Hunter
Essex
Vedrine Wins Big Prize At Roubaix Aviation Meet
French airman Vedrine led the day's flight in the Roubaix exposition event, earning the lion’s share of an $8,000 prize for the leaders. The sequence of arrivals began at 10:00 with Beaumont and Garros finishing near 11:17, followed by Vedrine and other competitors from Breel to the airdrome.
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Kiyst
Roubaix
France
Vadring
Aviation Committee
Breel
Beaumont
Garros
Vidart
Vedrine
Renoux
Gibert
Kimmerling
Duval
Prevot
Wynmalen
Glose
Sheehan and McKee Feature in State Golf Tourney
In Des Moines Iowa June interest focused on the Sheehan McKee match in the state golf tournament. The championship feature yesterday was Fred Carr and Kenneth Brown requiring two extra holes to decide supremacy after tying at the 18th and halving the 19th. Carr won the 20th in four strokes to Brown's five.
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Des Moines
Es Moinés
Iowa
Sheehan-McKee
Fred Carr
Kenneth
Brown
Carr
Olympic Sails From New York With Record Cabin Passengers
The White Star Line Olympic leaves New York on a maiden maiden voyage return trip carrying 2,205 passengers and 60 crew. The voyage price totals 176000 for the round trip with fares expected to reach 325000. More than 12000 visitors paid 50 cents to inspect the liner during its stay, benefiting the seamen's orphan fund. Dr. Clapp, Hershey Building, specializes in eye nose and throat care.
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New York City
Lhat
White Star
Olympic
England
Southampton
Seamen’s Orphan Fund
Commencement Day At Harvard In 27th Exercise
Despite threatening skies Harvard College Yard was alive with seniors in cap and gown faculty in colored hoods and alumni returning for the 27th annual commencement. The exercises began in Sanders Theatre at 10:15 a m with alumni of over twenty five years admitted. Takashi Katsuma of Monmouth, IL spoke as MA candidate while President Jowell conferred degrees and honorary honors.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard College Yard
Sanders
Takashi Katsuma
Monmouth
Jowell
Death of Left Hand, Arapaho Chief, Near Darling Oklahoma
Left Hand, age 83, longtime Arapaho leader, died at his home near Darling Oklahoma on June 28. He became a warrior at 15 and fought in major campaigns across the southwest, including the Meador and Wausau actions near Cheyenne, Oklahoma, during General Guster's era.
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Wes
Darling
Oklahoma
Moasoncre
Meador
Joel P. Wmlett
Hobson Settles Slander Suit Against Kellner
Lieut Richmond P Hobson retired U S N settled out of court a 16000 slander suit against former congressman John A Kellner of Boston The case arose from statements in a heated political contest when Hobson supported Joseph A Conry in Boston
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Boston
Mass
Richmond P. Hobson
Congresgman
John A. Kellner
U. S. Alrewit
Mr. Kelcher
Joseph A. Conry
Congress
Lieut. Hobson
Conry
Belmont's Horse Wins Plantation Plate at Newmarket
London June 28 The plantation plate of 200 Sovereigns for two year olds run over five furlongs at Newmarket today was won by August Belmonent Toggery. Auretts was second and Green Cloth third. There were 22 starters.
Local Folks Flock Across Town in Weekend Visits
Grandview notes list Wapello visitor T Latta, Mrs Dell Stineman and sons Frank and Paul in Muscatine, Clarence King from Oakville visiting Chas King family, J J Boilkp aei returning from Chicago trip, Jno Callihan of Muscatine at M S McGrew home, Bla Chatfield on Billegation business, Dave Stineman and Arthur Craddock seen in Muscatine area, Ethel Dickerson shopping, Martha and Ralph Hardman from Muscatine Island visiting grandparents Silas and Mrs Hardman.
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Grandview
T. Latta
Wapello
Dell Stineman and Sone
Frank and
Paul
Muscatine
Clarence King
Oakville
Chas. King
J. J. Boilk
Jno
Callihan
Muscatina
M. S. McGrew
Bla Chatfield
Billegatiin
Dave Stineman
Ae Arthur Craddock
near’Fruitland
Eisel Ethel Dickerson’ Spenet
Martha and
Ralph Hardman
Muscatine Island
Silas Hardman
G. Schileie
Helen
Elaie Frye
Fanny Jackson
Wim. Gray
Des Moines
Sam Gray
Pearl Werner
Lee
Sedibly
Ethel
Corning
Wm. Rhone
Forest
Near Fruitland
Rhone
Silan Hardman
M. Hunter
Yeager
Fruitland
Dodder
Letts
Fred Shew
Yyank Armstrong
Clarion
Aten Geo. Haas
Carl Koonts
Finneys
Edyth Cockrell
Henry Schaffer
Near Letis
Fred Shaw
Roy’ Schneider
Kansas
McKay
Jacksonville
Hale’ Neal
Walker
Monara
BE. A. Hans
A. L. Holday
Mra
Geo, Cocklin
Lit
Tle
Charles Doltrick
Lucile Paris
Geo
John J
Boozer
Flossie Bridges
J. M. Bridges
Numerous Muscatine area visits and two June weddings
Local residents and visitors traveled to Muscatine for shopping and social calls from Letts Corning Fruitland and nearby towns. News notes include engagements and three June weddings in Wapello with Rev. Newsome officiating, alongside cattle losses and family visits.
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Tyis
Andi A8
Ett Slapnicke
Rockford
Tral Association
National‘league
Keokuka
Solitario
Soma
Mogridge
Fanning
David Austin Howard
Howard
I-Yell
Inds
Bix
Ithaca Eight Supreme
Goodrich Lawn Hosem
Dett
Ahring and
Glenalvin
CAMS
Font Club
KEIO
Browns
Galesburg and
Batic
National Weague
Ae Sande
St.ouis
Woston
I, Pet
Tyvolts Cree
Dubuque
Danville
Peoria
Waterloo
Davenport
Yeu . Oe
Rock Island
Eevee
A. and
Jack Rabbit
Puay
Sheehan
McKee
Dr. Clapp
Office Hershey
Ues
Ruthenberg Clothing. CO
Harvard
Prat
Hobson
Belmont
Fire,Lightning and
Tornade Insurance
Chas. H. Gobble
Folger
Ryan Bros
Iowa Ave
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