Marshalltown Wins Tight 2-1 Baseball Opener Over Muscatine
Marshalltown defeated Muscatine 2 to 1 in a tense pitchers duel at Marshalltown. Zackert and Taylor matched zero earned runs as Muscatine scattered four hits, with one productive in the second. Shook, new catcher from Racine, shone behind the plate and on bases as Boyle’s club earned an early lead then held off Muscatine’s late threats.
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B. J. A. Whitacie
Marshalltown
Iowa
Muscatine
Au Shora
Zackert
Taylor
Proveng
Homa
Mascntine
Gackert
Shook
Racine
Wil
Léo
Wetzel
Ranser
Hasbrook
Richards
Marshalltown and Linn County Baseball Inning by Inning Action
Taylor intercepted a throw to retire Runser at the plate as Gackert fanned. Runser was out at first to end the fourth. Harel led off the sixth with a single but Masters forced him. Masters stole third but was thrown out, while Souis whittled. Marshalltown’s fourth inning saw Harvey and Jude walk, Foster bunting, Zackert’s error and Delaney forcing Foster, with Seibert bunting and Jude scoring on an overthrow for the second run. Soba struck out to end the frame.
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Taylor
Runser
Gackert
Thee
Harel
Masters
Souis
Zackert
Harvey
Delaney
Foster
Seibert
Jude
Soba
Wolgast Breaks Arm in Sparring Before Rivers Fight
In Los Angeles on June 20 Ad Wolgast required medical attention after a sparring incident with Fred die Andrews of Milwaukee. A hard right uppercut was blocked by Andrews elbow, fracturing Wolgast’s right forearm. The upcoming match with Mexican Joe Rivers in Vernon on July 4 remains scheduled.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Freddie Andrews
Milwaukee
Ad Wolgast
Joe Rivers
Vernon
Andrews
Red Sox Take Third Straight Win At Clinton
Clinton Iowa game reports a 6 to 2 Burlington victory in a pitchers duel late. Key rallies in the ninth fueled by errors, with Barnum’s fielding misplays aiding Burlington. Stat lines list Meinerl, McGlade, and Harmen among Burlingtons hitters. Keokuk and Cedar Rapids also feature in the day’s box scores.
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Ehind
R.A. PO. A. E. Meinert
McGlade
Shori Oo
Singleton
Harmen
Lowther
Taunte
Roller
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Manush
Poe
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Hubbart
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Baron
Ure
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Scanlon
Suerlace
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Bure
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Tast
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Hays
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Radesaugn
Om Barber
Lefton
Cecar Rapida
Kekuk
Barber
Lindhers
Rade
Baugh
Time of Fame
Kennedy
Waterloose Summit Sheds 9-4 Victory In Baseball Play
A fragmented box score recounts Waterloose defeating Summit 9 to 4 as Drokan and Rage pitched with several batters substituted. Highlights include Tuttle and Binnnar contributing, McAuley handling sacrifices, and umpire Glenalvin presiding.
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Waterloose
Tyo Dasa Iita
Ashand
Drokan
Rage
Bully
Ow Drohan
Om Tuttle
Aff
Binnnar
Double pinysevcAuley
Cubs Muskie game moved up to 2 30 start for travel ease
Local baseball association rescheduled the Cubs versus Muskies to begin at 2 30 to help travelers from Western and Rock Island railroads reach the game. Muscatine North South train will run to close of the game, aiding riders. Secretary M Webs opens seat sales tomorrow with strong advance interest and early reservations advised. The Cubs, improving under Hank O Day, aim to rebound after last year's loss to Muskies.
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Baseball Association
Rock Island
Muscatine North & South
M. . Webs
Matt
Cubs
Muskies
Muscatine
Ity
Chicago Nationals
Gubs
Bremt Hall
Hank O'Day
Keokuk Player in Clutches of Cops Clipped
Cedar Rapids June 30 Keokuk first baseman Thom Giffin who plays against the Buc Hies must stand trial on a disorderly conduct charge. Police say he insulted a young girl while dining with teammate Arthur Hensling and others. Giffin was arrested. Hensling was released after it was shown he tried to stop remarks.
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Cedar Rapids
Thom Girtiz
Keokuk
Oscar Jensen
Jensen
Hanind
Abbots
Arthur Hensling
Owens
Burgen
Hensling
Giffin
Burgin
Qwens
Becauge
Yello
Brookfeds Triumph in Big 11-2 Baltimore Win
Brooklyn bats fire early as they crush Baltimore 11 to 2 in a game dated June 30 in Baltimore. Finneran, Landheim, Conley, Fount, and Jackiitech star on offense and help the visitors secure a decisive road victory.
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Baltimore
Brooklyn
H. B. Brooklyn
Finneran
Andy Landheim
Conley
Fount
Jackiitech
Sterneman Captures First Leg of Match at Ganava Club
Sterneman team of Ganava Golf and Country club wins the first leg of season play by tying the last game against Roachmen. Scores show multiple players and points, with Roachmen committing several defaults early in the series and Sterneman’s players earning limited points. The contest sets up a three leg series where future legs determine overall credit totals and potential ties.
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Ganava Golf & Country Club
Iby
Sternerson
Roach
Roach Mien
Starnaman
Launch Disturber IV to be launched Wednesday
Chicago June 30 America's most powerful motorboat the Disturber I V with which James Ay Pugh will attempt to win the world's championship at Cowes England this summer will be launched tomorrow at 3 o'clock in the slip back of the Pugh terminal warehouse 345 East Illinois Street Municipal dignitaries including Governor Dunne and Mayor Harrison have been invited The boat is nearly 40 feet long 7 feet 6 inches wide and built with the finest materials The engines will generate 1803 horsepower and are described as the finest marine creation of the century The designer is Fred A Dusenberg
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Chicago
America
James Ay Pugh
Cowes
England
Pugh Terminal
Wareehouse
East
Ilinois’street
Dunne
Harrison
United States
Fred A. Duesenberg
Congregationalists Protest Lost Game After Umpire Call
German Methodists defeated Congregationalists 4 0 2 in a Sunday league match. Zerpler protested a ninth inning call by Umpire Wolcott on a forced runner at second, claiming the first runner was not forced to second and thus not out. Presbyterians topped Grace Lutherans 9 20 2 with Hayas and Grimmell pitching against Dieermane and Dierks.
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Zerpler
Grace Lutherans
Hayas
Grimmell
Zeisler
Crow
Dierem
Vane Diereks
British experts praise the crew work in Henley
British river experts, after viewing the crew, praised the preparation and efficiency at Henley on June 30, noting the quality of craft and seamanship displayed by the team.
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Presa
Henley
Eng
Harvard Second Eight vs Union Boat Club in Grand Challenge Cup Contention
Harvard University second eight and the Union Boat Club of Boston faced fears about preventing the Grand Challenge Cup from crossing the Atlantic this year. They compared American crews with English boats, noting remarkable speed by trans Atlantic rowers that surprised English sportsmen and reinforced prior praise for the visitors.
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Harvard University
Union Boat Club of
Boston
Faber Triumphs In White Sox Win Over Tigers
Faber and Schad powered the White Sox to a 9-3 victory over the Tigers as Chicago built a lead with two runs in the sixth. Senatore earned the win while Hall, Main, and McKee held the mound for the Tigers. Washington shuts out New York 1-0 as Boehling drives in the lone run. Philadelphia splits a doubleheader with Boston, winning 7-1 then losing 7-0. Leonard shines in the opener with Carrigan behind the plate, while Brown and Schans take the second game losses for Philadelphia.
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Washington
New York
Boehling
Tales
Foster
Wardon
Nunaniake
Henrys
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