Muscatine Muskies Beat Rabbits Amid Bench Brawl
June 28 report notes Muscatine Muskies defeat the Rabbits 4 to 0 as Southpaw Newmeyer allows twelve hits but fine fielding saves him. Curtis banished after a bench confrontation with Amos Pfirman, sparking a delayed start and crowd amusement. Speed Spencer and King anchor a strong pitching display for the Muskies.
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Cedar Rapids
Pa Hill
Beldon Hill
Boyle
Ottumwa
Mr. Newmeyer
Southpaw N Newmeyer
Mustkies
Umfees Pfirman
Aleee Curtis
Ville
Parman
Curtis
Cever
Lumps Pfirman
Urtis
Amos
Newcomber
Speed Spencer
Spencer
Pride of Musky Fans to Hurl Opener Here
From Cedar Rapids comes the announcement that Ab Gould the sensational Muscatine youngster who has astonished the Central Association with his magnificent flinging will be on the firing line against the Rabbits here tomorrow. Gould in company with Silk Newmeyer arrived in Muscatine today preceding their mates who are battling against the Beldenites this afternoon. The local youngster will rest up today and hopes to be in prime shape to grab the opener from the Rabbits on Sunday. In all probability Speed Spencer will be his opponent on the slab. Spencer has lost but a single decision this year and tomorrow's struggle should witness some fine twirling. Lefty Gackert is fated to do the hurling this afternoon, according to Boss Boyle.
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Cedar Rapids
Ab Gould
Muscatine
Gould
Silk Newmeyer
Spencer
Lefty Gackert
Boss Boyle
Helen Blair Excursion To Tri Cities On July Fourth
The steamer Helen Blair will run an excursion from this city to the tri cities on July 4 to spend the day there. The Carnival City Packet company expects a large crowd and the boat departs the local wharf at dawn with an evening return at 6. The W. W. excursion to Davenport was canceled due to non charter. the Helen Blair will operate instead.
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Helen Blair
Tri-Cities
Carnival City Packet Company
W. W
Davenport
Tennis title to be determined tonight
Kansas City June 28 A woman tennis champion of the central west will be proclaimed tonight Miss Gwendolyn Reese of Dallas Texas and Miss Evelyn Leavy of Kansas City await the word to enter the Ivanhoe club courts for the championship match Semis in doubles also will be played today The U S N I baseball club will play at Nichols tomorrow
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Kansas City
Central West
Gwendadlyn’ Reese
Dallas
Tex
Evelyn Leavy
Ivanhoe Club
Monmouth Climb 10 Even Mark With Jays
WaterlooDefeats Ottumwa 11 to 8 in a game marked by Tuttle wildness walking seven and allowing eight hits. Wahl hit a grand slam in the second inning as Waterloo bats totaled 11 hits. Indians beat Keokuk 6 to 4 behind McMillan and Burg strong late, with McGaffigan starring in the field.
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Jays
Waterloo
Tuttle
Roosters
Ottumwa
Jimmy Wahl
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Meaney
Islanson
Whita
Winta
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Hanson
Ottumwn
Fleming
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Keokuk
Browns
Wahl
McMilan
Hough
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McMillan
Lund
Nolt
McGaffigan
Indians
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H. PO
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Ees
Fingal
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Ree
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Batten
We Like It Better in Copy Books Muscatine Musky Notes
Sporting scribbles lament Muscatine’s loss and praise a visiting pitcher Spencer. References Ty Cobb Joe Jackson Napoleon France and Frank Boyle. Reports from Waterloo and Paris games include Jays vs Muscatine and a draw verdict in a Madolo Badoud bout mob scene.
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Paris
France
Frank Madolo
Albert Badoud
Reds triple win over Trojans in tight baseball set
Reds sweep to a three game run defeating the Trojans 5 to 1 as Falkenberg leaves for Lajoie in the seventh. Coleman for the Pirates delivers a long sacrifice fly in the twelfth to seal the win. Ciciotte, Russell, and key joins from Bresnahan, Adams, and Camnitz highlight a day of NL and AL action across several games.
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Cubs
Reds
Chicago
Cleveland
Ciccotte
Reo Russell
Napoleon Lajoie
Birmingham
Carisch
Coleman
Davenport
Pittsburgh Pirates
National League
Bunnyville Fans Call Off Planned Muscatine Trip
Manager Frank Boyle announced from Cedar Rapids that Cedar Rapids invasion of Muscatine for the Anal game was canceled due to insufficient time for arrangements. Several Bunnyville fans prepared to travel, but plans were abandoned unless a large group of supporters could be mobilized.
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Waterloo Courier
Frank Boyle
Andrews
P. L
Waterloo
Muscatine
Jays
Mus
Icles
Boyle
Cedar Rapids
Chicago athletic carnival opens with marathon at Grant Park
Chicago hosts the greatest athletic carnival, opening at Grant Park with a marathon over 26 miles as Mayor Harrison starts the 120 yard hurdle event. Scouts deliver the president's message from Washington and Oak Park Sr high leads the interscholastic track meet with strong rivals poised to challenge.
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Grant Park
Harrison
Wilson
Washington
South Bend
Ind
Oak Park, Sr
South Shore Country Club
Ssterlings Under Eye Of Bic League Scout
Pittsburgh scout Fraser watched Frank Boyle's outfielders at Cedar Rapids, Keokuk, Ottumwa, and Cedar Rapids again as he eyes base punchers and an outfielder or two for the Pirates. Names mentioned include Sours, Curtis, and Bromley as potential targets.
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Sours
Curtis
Bromley
Whiskbroom Favored To Capture Suburban Handicap
Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park draws eight entries including Whiskbroom II and rivals G M Miller Meridian Cock o the Walk Sam Jackson Gay Fisher Nightstick Lahore. Whiskbroom II, top weighted at 139 pounds, is seen as the favorite as the turf classic seeks revival amid anti betting laws.
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Belmont Park
Sheenshead Bay
Belmont
Whiskbroom IL
Brooklyn
Whitney
Results yesterday in leagues and associations
In the I League results Peoria beat Springfield 5 to 4 and Bloomington defeated Danville 5 to 3 with Davenport scoring 8 and Decatur 4. In the Central Association Cedar Rapids won 4 to 0 over Muscatine while Ottumwa triumphed 7 to 1 against Waterloo and Burlington defeated Kewanee 11 to 7 with Monmouth 73 to 5 over Keokuk.
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