PITCHERS BATTLE ENDS AS CAMS WIN 3-1
In a tight pitchers duel the Camels defeat the Wallopers 3-1 after a fifth inning rally. Nedigan's Speed Boys held off Wallopers to avoid a sweep, with Grogan delivering a strong start and a miscue by Yeager allowing one run. Defending errors and timely hits defined the game's pace at the local ball orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grogan
Jack
Beon
Wallopers
Nedigan
Speed Boys
Yeager
Browning
Bureh
Walters’ Wallopers
Muscatine Defeats Ottumwa In Low-Scoring Tilt
Muscatine tops Ottumwa 3 1 in a pitcher dominated clash. Ahring Hart and Alperman delivered the key hits as Grogan and Noyes matched shutout innings. Final line shows Muscatine with 3 runs on 7 hits while Ottumwa mustered 1 run on 4 hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DB Browning
Walters
Yeager
Hart
Grogan
Ottumwa
Musca
Mahoney Joins St Mary's Club In Big Switch
Frank L. Mahoney known as Jack joins St Marys College team after Edward Roach recommended him to local baseball directors. Crosson is released to Des Moines Muskies due to injury and form, while Mahoney prepares to pitch in tomorrow's game versus the Packers. Mahoney, a two year varsity man with 16 wins in 22 games, is confident he can deliver for the college team in the Kansas conference amid summer-ball eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Packers II
Little Noll
Otumwa
Frank L. Mahoney
Jack
St. Mary’s College
Kansas
Crosson
Des Moines
Edward Roach
Roach
St. Mary’s
Mahoney
Local Baseball Association
Ross Walters
Big Stick
Wall
Muskies
Walters
St. Mary's
Tmne
America
Packers
St. Mary's College
Club Entertained at 3 Course Meal
James Figg hosted Mascantine ballclub members at a three course dinner at J. A. Bond's home East 41st Street. The Wallopers dominated Kitchen league averages as fourteen athletes reportedly ate fourteen spring chickens before a smoker and music by Hub Hart Dutch Ahring and Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Figg
Mascntine
J. A. Bond
TL East
Wallopers
Hub” Hart
Ahring
Johnston
Hart
Crosson
Slipping Pavers Drop Another 7 6 in Midwest Baseball
Kowanee led with a big first half, but Dietrich staged a ninth inning rally for Pressy and Kilpatrick securing a late win. Burlington beat Monmouth 6 to 2 behind Hawk and Griffith in a tight start to the slate. Keokuk topped Hannibal 6 to 2, aided by long hits, while a full schedule highlighted National and American League games with clear conditions across major matchups.
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Kowanee
Mogridge
Wnt Dietrich
Pressy
Kilpatrick
Kurko
Kewance
Ers
Gaiesburg
Battegies
Dietrich, Pressy
IK Kurko
Mogridge and Evans
Results from yesterday in major baseball leagues
Central Association results include Muscatine 3 Ottumwa 1 and Burlington 5 Monmouth 2. Keokuk 6 Hannibal 2, Kewanee 7 Galesburg 6. National League scores Chicago 4 Cincinnati 5, Boston 4 New York 10, Brooklyn 1 Philadelphia 4. American League games Chicago 7 Cleveland 8, St Louis 6 Detroit 5, Philadelphia 7 Washington 9. New York 3 Boston 1 first game, New York 2 Boston 3 second game. Three Eye League results Davenport 6 Dupuque 2, Danville 7 Decatur 6, Waterloo 1 Rock Island 6, Quincy 4 Peoria 2.
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W. L. Pat
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St. Lows
Aba
Cincinnati
Boston
L. Pet
Netroit
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Wa Pat
Decatur
Danville
Dubuque
Peorth Vo
Wae
Waterloo Aed
Davenport
Quincey We
Rock Island
Central Association
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Burlington
Monmouth
Keokuk
Hannibal
Kewanee
Galesburg
Detroit
Three Eye League
Dupuque
Waterloo
Quincy
Peoria
Langford Wins Easy Bout Over Fitzgerald in Five
Sam Langford, the Boston tar baby, defeated Jack Fitzgerald of Philadelphia in five rounds at the National Sporting Club of America last night. Langford dominated, flooring Fitzgerald in several rounds with hard punches to the stomach and jaw as the bout, initially scheduled for ten, concluded early in the fifth.
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Boston
Tar Baby
Fitzgerald
New York
Sam Langford
Jack Fitzgerald
Philadelphia
National Sporting Club of America
Langford
Marriage Announced for Fern D B Shaver and Barls A Shaver
Mrs Nellie Shilig announces the marriage of her daughter Fern D B to Barls A Shaver in Wichita Kansas on June 28 1911. The couple began as neighbors in Wollman over 15 years ago. The groom son of Mr and Mrs D K Shaver, junior member of Shaver Brothers Cement Wactory, plans to reside in Columbus Junction after the wedding.
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Columbus Junction
Nellie Shilig
Fern DB
Barls A. Shaver
Wichita
Kansas
Maple Avenue
Wollman
D. K. Shaver
Shaver Brothers Cement Wactory
Shaver
John P. Gabriel
John
Phinney
Misa Priscilla Pretz
S. la Hantz
Waterloo
Iowa City
Swimley
Otto Kemp
Dissy
Guy Masonholder
North Dakota
Edgar Layton
Slater
Misa Lester Baird
Washington
John Liyton
Dale Foster
Monmouth
Spen
Jane Parkin
Florence Parkin
Minneapolis
Vera Duncan
Special Session Approves Cedar Street Bridge Contract
City Council held a special session to hear objections to Sub-Sewerage Districts and awarded the Cedar Street bridge construction contract. The meeting, June 29 1911, also considered sewer district plans, filed certificates, remonstrances and bids while reappointing three library trustees.
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Maine
Cedar Street
Cail Ald
Watson
Kendig
Schroeder
Nyenhulis
Dierelks
Zeidler
Montgomery
Wilson
City Recorder
Manin
Main No
Main
Diercks
Muscatine
Iowa
Menhors
H. Brannan
Main Sewer District No. 1
Ald
Diereks
H. M. Bartlett
G. Albee
Main No. 2
Agend
Ayes
Ald. Watson
Nyenhuis
Jay
Board of
Brary Trustees
Emma Underwood
C. R. Musser
Jos. G. van Lent
Carriad
Ald. Schroeder
Bridge bids approved amid curfew talk and street plans
The council accepted bids for bridge construction with Kinsley at 1.60 per cubic yard totaling 362.60 and Pater Wingerter at 1.11 per cubic yard totaling 461.00. Affidavits of notice were filed. A motion to award to Kinsley was carried after debate. The mayor cited a curfew enforcement push and chief Hoffman urged amending the ordinance to set 16 years and 9 pm limits. Additional street walks along Locust and Fifth streets were approved or referred for Friday action. various street projects and alley crossing on Park Avenue were authorized. Alderman Dierks and colleagues adjourned the meeting.
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Diereks
Kinsley
Pater Wingerter
City Recorder
Nyenhuis
Ayes Ald
Watson
Kendlg
Schroedeer
Nyenh Nits
Eldler
Nays Ald
Montgomery
Wilson
Krangg
Ald
Dierets
Zeidler
Kendig
Schroeder
Hoffman
Diercks
Nyenhulstion
Locust Street
Fourth
Fifth
Fifth Streets
Fifth Street
Nyenhuls
Oak Street
8Th
Ninth Street
Kendtk
Park Avenue
Front Street
Smalley Ave
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CAMS
Hrror—dAlper
Ottumwva AB
Ats i Pe A
Kensel
Russell K
Johnson
Cf Ore
Ane
Venno
Vt Eee
Gard c Naee
Wise
Ss Faaee
Vie & Caple Yinst
College Twirler
Wack" Mahoney OF
ST. May's
Plymouth
Hawk Wolds Monmouth
Little Trou
Companion
Hawk
R.ow
A. S
Griffith
Hardgrove
Lago
Mannibal
Keys
Frankie
Easy . Ony
Dia
Geo. R. Woodhouse
Moth
Fred Woodhouse
Town City
H. C. Smith
G. M. French
Harry Nichols
Strong and Potter
J. Nelson
Durant
A. F. Nelson
G. R. Wilson
Atalssa
H. Thede
Henry
Herbert Wackers
Kensington
Presbyterian Church
Cedar Street Bridge
Cohn Mercant le
Sixth Street
Iowa Ave
Chestnut Street
T. H. Brannan City Recorder
C. A
Giesenhaus
Goodrich “Ws Lawn Hose
Detthof
Journal
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