Bluejays Rally In 18th ToBeat Muskies 6 To 4
In a 18 inning Central Association thriller at Muscatine Waterloo snaps a 6 4 loss. Eddie Alperman hits a three bagger in the 18th and scores on a Fulton error as Tuttle relieves to seal the win. Welch shines with four hits and strong defense as the Jays outlast the Muskies and move atop standings.
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Tex Sheldon
Eddie Alperman
Musky
Clan House
O'Day
Tuttle
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Ross
Canju
Eddie Brennan
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Pest
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Jed Welch
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Leone Jawn Fulton
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Agkland
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Hasbrook
Iver
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Runser
Reinhart
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Torkelson
Eleuto
Bagley on Ma Pathfinders Wide 6 3
Clinton beats Cedar Rapids 5 1 in listless game with strong pitching by Benn. Muscatine and Clinton tallied runs in slow contest. Key plays included two base hits by Medlade and Morgan and stolen bases by Sheldon and Alperman.
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Bas Hruska
Alperme
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Richards Resigns as Anson Manager in Marshalltown
Marshalltown base ball directors received Frank Richards resignation as Anson manager amid search for a new pilot. Chicago talks with three candidates continue with a first choice expected by Thursday. Richards to remain in charge until successor takes over. protests blur team relations as talks focus on veteran players and league eligibility.
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Marshalltown Baseball Association
Frank Richards
Ansons
F. M. Kur
IR W. Scott
A. P. Strubé
Chicago
Tr Ist
Wisconsin-Illinols
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Harris In Game Conway Released Amid Team Shakeup
In Marshalltown on June 29 Dirt Reider Harris of the Autons, sidelined two weeks with a leg injury since Waterloo, has recovered enough to rejoin the squad and will report to Manager Richards in Keokuk. Shortstop Conn, added during the Mason City trip, was released there, and Richards also signed Outfelder Buergelin after a Mason City release.
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Reider Harris
Autons
Win
Waterloo
Keokuk
Richards
Conn
Mason City
Outfelder Buergelin
Jeffries an Umpire on Justice Staff Harris Replaced
Jetired umpire Jeffries has signed as a member of President Justice's staff, replacing Umpire Harris. He was assigned to umpire the Keokuk Marshalltown series at Keokuk today, with Waterloo as his base.
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Jef" Jetired
Justice
Harris
Keokuk Todar
Miller to Claymgger joins Glavlings in Iowa league
Mason City May 1 Miller, who pitched for Clinton early this season and hit well last year, joins the Glavlings at right field. He has one hit in each game so far. Buergelin was released Saturday and joined Marshalltown. Buerge remains a fan favorite despite months since his home run spree.
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Clinton
Glavilgsers
Orden
Buergelin
Marshalltown
Buerge
Slice
Ile
Ansons
Cornell Wins Intercollegiate Varsity Rowing Race
Poughkeepsie July 29 Cornell won the varsity race in the Intercollegiate regatta by a heart beat over Stanford. Syracuse finished third, Columbia fourth, Pennsylvania fifth. Courtney’s crew led the way with My Courage and Raw less form powering the finish. Master coach praised for building strong crews across varsity JV and freshman races.
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Cornell
Watea
Courtney
Elatic
Bnishine
Leland Stanford
Syracuse
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Syracuse @ hardight
Standing of the Clubs in Ainsworth Iowa News
Ainsworth Iowa June 28 local notes list numerous residents visiting Washington Columbus Junction West Liberty Winfield and Keota for examinations weddings and family visits. Several families including Hoberts Hauge Milich McConnell and Rhodes shared travels while others visited relatives and attended ceremonies.
Blue Sox Rally Behind Bloomington Errors in Loss
In a sparse box score from Bloomington, Davenport benefited from early miscues to beat Peoria 14 to 9. Rockford pitchers and fielding misplays aided Davenport, as batters Taylor Munch and teammates contributed in a high-scoring, disjointed game over June.
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Bloomington
Yesterdaies Prame
Malloy
Blacmington
Comiskey Eyes Chapman Trade Offer for Indians Star
Detroit report says Charley Comiskey owner of the Chicago White Sox made a cash plus players bid for Ray Chapman, the Cleveland infielder. He reportedly offered about 15 900 dollars plus Blackburne Quinlan and two others, plus a pitcher and catcher, if President Somers would approve the deal.
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Mich
Charley Comisker
Chicoke White Sox
Ray Chapman
Cleveland
Blackburne
Quinlan
Fitcher
Somers
Wille Redy Chanman
Shawkey to Yanks. Mack Pilling Athletic Roster With Youngsters
Boston June 29 Bob Shawkey of the Philadelphia Athletics has been purchased by the New York Americans. No other players are involved. Shawkey will report to New York Wednesday. Manager Mack announces he signed Thomas Healey from the University of Tunbury. Healey will report tomorrow. Crone Mi. Jute 28 Mrs. Harry Abbott spent Saturday in Columbus Junction waiting with her sister Mrs. Chas King. Roy Trevon, R. Marks and wife took Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs J Abbott Jr. T R Hawkins was a business caller one day last week. Harry Abbott and wife spent Sunday at aide Wilbur Chapman home. The Misses Bila Davia and Helen Von Hern visited their cousin Mrs T Hankin. Miss Eva Krider went to love Cite to spend the summer at school. Mrs Fanny Brown of Nichoels was a Sunday visitor at the home of her brother Wil Mankins and family. Sunday School scholars came to Mrs Black’s home and rendered their children’s Day program. he was unable to attend when it was given at the church last Sunday.
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Tennessee
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Philadelphia Athleting
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Love Cite
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Nichoels
Wil Mankins
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Miss Hazel Weadburn Returns From Washington Visit
Miss Hazel Weadburn who had been visiting with Miss Rubi mis con of Washington returned home Friday morning.
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Columbus City
Hazel Weadburn
Whith
Rubi Miscon
Washington
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