Dusk Ends Record Scoreless Battle in 22 Innings
Burlington and Keokuk battled 22 innings to a scoreless tie in the Central Association setting a new record for longest game without a run. Pitchers Miller and Watkins starred as the game stretched into darkness, with seven and six hits allowed respectively and high strikeout totals. Previous long scoreless games and the all time longest game were noted for context.
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Sur- Angeon
Keokuk
Miller
Watkins
Portland
Oakland
Cal
Willis
Krapp
Cleveland
Brooklyn Athletic Club
East End All Stars
Detroit Tigers
Washington
Summers
Gray
Crooma
Burlinston
Meinert
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Baum
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Hal
Bunts
Hirby
Singleton
Slattery
Mason City
Marshalltown
Mason Ci
Hammerschmidt
Glaser
Smith
Latamerschmidt Fitzpatrick
Bunba
Jays Whride
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
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Ludwig
Reed and
Brennan
Stebold and
Drohan
Waynes and Hicks to play off for Morris prize
Anthon Haynes of Rockford and H Hicks of Long Beach Calif have been ordered to play off the individual honors in the Tom Morris competition next Saturday for a gold medal prize.
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Associated Prose
Chicago
Anthon Haynes
Rockford
H. Hicks
Long Beath
Calif
Clu
Tom Morris
Jewels Drop Close Battle to Wanello
Rain halted a tense game as Wanello edged the Jewels 4 to 3 with three Wanello hits in the eighth inning. Hubbard, Patterson, Hamilton and Sheridan formed the batteries for Wanello while Nichols pitched with Ziegler and MacDonald for the Jewels. Neaper Drug beat Vienna 7 to 2 behind strong hitting and solid defense.
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Volger
Vanello
Louisa County
Jewels
Wanello
Hubbard
Patterson
Hamilton
Sheridan
Swan
Diamonds
Nichols
Baut
Woltett
Rice
Stein
Diercks
Ziegler
MacDonald
Little Cub
Little Cubs
East Hill
Lewins
Beling
Becker
Goldstein
Polly
Rosenberger
Washington
Muscatine Inn
Gladwin
Muscatiners
Boldt
Puttman
Giesey
Jones
Winton
Walcott
Tine Creek
Pleasant Prairie
Pine Creek
Zene
Grimm
Barnes
Daniel
Clubs Standings And Today’s Games In 1900s Push
Four teams scheduled with Chicago at Brooklyn Chicago at St Louis Philadelphia at Washington and Detroit matchups noted. Standings show Cincinnati 1 8 Pittsburg St Louis 4 0 with Chicago 4 32 Louis 2 Detroit 12 Cleveland 2. Only four games listed today with Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at Baltimore Pittsburgh at Buffalo.
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Cincinnati
Brooklsn
Chiladelphis
Pittshereh
St.Louis
Boston
New Fork
Beanls Losterta
Chisago
Pittsbereh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
al Bostaly
Louis
Cleveland
Bartlett Wins State Golf Championship Again
Ottumwa golfer Art Bartlett clinched the state title after a dramatic 35 hole match against Jim Hubbell of Des Moines, finishing two up in the 36 hole final. Cedar Rapids entries, including Lindsey and Piepho, earned consolation and runner up honors in multiple flights as Ottumwa claimed the top club honors.
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Art Bartlett
Ottumwa
Jim Hubbell
Des Moines
Barrett
Bartlett
Hubbell
Failre
Hunbobell
Wennith Lindsey
Jim Wallace
Des M
Carl Piepho
Arnold Peaslnc
Dubuque
A. B H. Peédie
Newnan Derr
E. Boardman
Marshalltown
R. D. MacManus
Charles Tilden
W. Barine
J. ©. Taylor
A. K. Smith
Invest Net Score
Ottumwans
Mad Manks
Ravine Earl
J. C. Taylors
Hamilton releases pitcher Roy Brown
Hamilton halted Roy Brown after a rough outing as Waterloo native Brown struggled in a four to three loss. The move trims the roster to LY Mayers plus three other veterans, with Lab Berger noted as not a veteran. Moore was signed at first base, reshaping the Bonnie team under manager Hamilton.
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Waterloo
Dune
Hamilton
Roy Brown
Browns
Brown
LY Mayers
Lab Berger
Mambiston
Moore
H Moore
Lovaine
Seibold
Harrell Ilins
Ludwig
Berger
Bern Holman Marr
Expert to Demonstrate 138-Wall Game Tonight
Frank Hoppe the world billiards champion will show a 138-wall game under new rules at Seéhuira billiard parlors on East Second Street this evening. He will also perform Chinese pool and fan shots on the pocket and carnm table.
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Frank Hoppe
Orother
Seéhuira
East Second Streen
Two Thirds of Net Earnings to Labor Reported
A report to the federation asserts that two thirds of net earnings from manufacturers go to labor earners, while one third goes to capital. The summary notes the capital share must cover depreciation after taxes, rents, royalties, and insurance commitments.
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New Five Federation
Dar
All records broken in Chicago 5.9 mile derby
At Chicago speedway on June 28 the 5.9 mile derby shattered all world records from fifty miles to 506. Dario Resta drove a French car to win over 220000 in prize money and averaged 87.5 mph for the distance. Harry Grant drove the full race without a stop, finishing in fourth place as Porporaty and Riekenbecher challenged. Twenty one cars started, eight dropped out, and the new wooden track earned fastest-in-the-US reputation.
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Chicago
Dario Resta
Ralph de Palma
Indianapolis
Resta
J. Cooper
Tol de Palma
United States
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Harry Grant
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Riekenbecher
Ie. Cooper
Bryan May Address "Sons of Teutons" Controversy
Chicago June 25 Associated Press notes William Jennings Bryan may yet address the Sons of Teutons if arrangements suit. G F P Hummel, chairman, said the intended talk on peace was unsuitable and a change to ammunition export control was sought. He reported $828 to be divided between owner and employee, with labor $3490 and capital $209 currently allocated.
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Chicago
William Denhings Bryan
Enns
Teutons
G. F P. Hummel
Bryan
Lincoln
Nebraska
Hummel
New York
Pigeons IX Record Flight by Fort Worth Fanciers
Fort Worth fanciers claim a world record flight by 4 homing pigeons from New Orleans to Fort Worth covering 573 miles in 14 hours at an average speed of 41 miles per hour. The Worth Pigeon Fanciers’ Association reported the feat via the Associated Press leased wire from Fort Worth.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Worth
New Orleans
British steamer Indrani Sunk by German Torpedo
The British steamer Indrani of about 3 844 tons was sunk by a German submarine southwest of Tuskar Ireland on Sunday. The crew was saved. The ship was on a voyage across the Atlantic when attacked.
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Associated Press
London
Grasa
Tuskar
Ireland
Atlatile
City Council approves new City Hall with Seiden contract
In a special session June 28 1915 the New City Hall contract with James H Seiden was accepted subject to architects approval. Alds Sullivan Horst and Auler voted aye with Diever s and Frownd opposed. The council also instructed plans for walks and retaining walls and adjourned after routine business. The mayor planned afternoon civic duties and a note on US government actions regarding Bir t Rotterdam imports was discussed for President Wilson.
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Lot
James H. Seiden
Alds
Diercks
Horst
Sullivan
Freund
Miller
Heerd
Taylor
Bowen
Zeldiey
Tusentine
Jana T
Wong
H.W. Zeidler
Ald. Sullivan
Ald. Miller
Ald
Centre
Selden
J. HB. Mills
Clair
Garries
Lansing
New York
Rotterdam
London
Washington
President Wilson Plays Golf in Cornish Vacation
President Wilson begins a summer vacation in Cornish New Hampshire riding twenty miles on the links with Cary T. Grayson aboard a roper. He traveled from New York on May 28 via Bordeaux and Glasgow arriving June 19 aboard the Teta Beckie en islet.
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Cornish
N. H
Wilson
Hanover
Oy Tor
Cary T. Grayson
Darkmouth
New York
Bordeavy
Glashaw
High Jerpool
Denaldson Prothers
Glasgow
Wox County
St. George's Chamnel
Red Cross Relief Barred in Coahuila
Washington reports civil and military authorities in Coahuila have barred Red Cross relief supplies from entering the state. A Durango report predicts food stocks will run out well before August 1 if not delivered. Rear Admiral Caperton, aboard the cruiser Washington, reports water conditions at Provienso. Admiral Howard notes quiet in the Yaqui valley on Mexico’s west coast.
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Coahila Ioral
General Villa
American Red Cross
Durango
Caperton
Cape Haitien
Provieveso
Admiral Howard
Mexico
Yaqui
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