Spoilermakers Lose In Extra Innings To Indians
In a double header style report from May 1941 a baseball game ends 2 to 2 after ten innings before Keokuk falls. Key players include Pristst and House with Rewance delivering a two-run homer, while Ponking and Sennett contribute sac flies. Final score details mixed with roster notes, umpire calls, and scattered batting highlights.
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Kowanea
Keokuk
Elih
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Sennett
Rewance
House
Bennington
Rewante
Johnson
Nickell Tiubirtt
Vennington
Floran
Sewell
Es Valetwail
Biller
BanuRels
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Sacefice Lith
Hines
Jack
Jane Juns
Senett
Ryan
Lathe Herbeck
Manusdh
Prigst
Tome Runse
Caldwall
On Ball4
OM Caldwell
Minugen
Plyanington
Meif
Jonnaen
Ah Verron
Musey Game Set At South End Park June 2
Chicago musey game details list June 2 at South End Park with a 2:00 p.m. start on June 3. Managers include Frank Boyle for Muscatine and Jonny Byvere for Chicago. Prices: general admission one cent, admission and grandstand 75 cents, admission and box seat 1.50, autos 2.00 with 30 spaces. Auto reservations at Smoke House, reserved stand on sale Monday at 10 am at Suole House.
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South End Park
Frank Boyle
Muscatine
Jonny Byvere
Chicago
Gale
Smoke House
Suole House
Johnson Establishes New World Record for Innings
Walter Johnson stretched his scoreless innings streak to fifty six, setting a new world record and surpassing Jack Coombs’s 1910 mark. The Browns finally pushed two runs across in the fourth, but Johnson’s sensational effort dominated the game. Other league results and reported shakeups followed in the day’s baseball slate.
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Walter Johnson
St. Lows Browns
Jack Coombs
Coombs
Athletics
Browns
Walter
Chance Day draws Chicago crowd at Comiskey Park
Fans rush for Frank Chance Day at Comiskey Park with ticket scalpers asking seven dollars for lower box seats and five dollars for upper deck seats. A 40,000 capacity crowd is expected as reserved sections sell out. Chance returns as an enemy but predicts a pennant run with Keating on the mound and himself at first base.
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Chiengs
Askiag
Comiskey
Lhne
Jok
Paul the Pates
Morris
Chance
Chicago
Frank Jerey Chance
Jaca National League Saam
Chi¢ara
New York Americans
Frank Chance
Cormiskay Park
Elkhart
Tnd
Charlie
Results Yesterday in Three League and College Games
Yesterday's results show Quincy 3 Danville a Dubuque 6 and Decatur 4 Davenport 4 Springfield 1. Yale 5 Dartmouth 4 in 11 innings. Harvard 3 Syracuse 0. Navy 12 Mount St. Alarge 0. Michigan 6 Cornell 2. Army 6 Lehigh 6. New York at Chicago and other city matchups listed evening schedule.
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Danville
Dubuque
Decatur
Davenport
Springield
Bloomington-Peoria
Yale
Dartmouth
Missouri
Oklahomia
Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Harvard
Syracuse
Weslayan
Columbia
Princeton
Willams
West Point
Lehigh
Navy
Mount St. Alarge
Michigan
Cornell
Army
Hill reshapes Bunnies with new players and releases
Keokuk F grants Gottschill and Frost to join the Bunnies with Hill making multiple changes. Kilpatrick from Streator and Cox of South English plan to report to Ottumwa while Spencer is being replaced. Gottschall and Frost receive blue envelopes as shifts occur. Jack from Monmouth and Burlington will play shortstop as McGaffigan recovers. Waterloo loses Free and Wiota per Mink League ruling. Wintz leads Waterloo scoring.
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Belden Hill
iGentral Association
Perry Wid
One Kilpatrick
Streator
Bunnies
Ottumwa
Cox
Tay “Uil
Spencer
Waterloo
Wiota
Farrell
Auburn
Wintz
Cobb May Only Get Ten Dollars Weekly Under Law
Lansing dispatch reports Ty Cobb, star Detroit Tigers player, would receive only ten dollars weekly under state workmen compensation if injured while under contract. Navin has not informed the Industrial Board of plans to place players under the law. Cobb earns about two thousand dollars per month and would usually get full pay while sidelined, but the statute limits compensation to one half of weekly wage, not exceeding ten dollars. Mr and Mrs Lee Nash of Nichols were in the city yesterday before continuing home.
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Mich
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Navin
Tigers
Industrial Board
Cobb
Jomployn
Hal Chase at 300 Batting Falls as Yankees Face Trade Rumors
Hal Chase, famed for innovating first base play, loses fan support as he bats under .200 in the Yankees’ early season west trip. Managers hint at trading him for equal value, amid claims of team brutalism and Chase’s past sulks, with Chance open to dealing if benefits Pennant prospects arise.
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Hal Chase
Tiag
Lig
Yankees
Chase
Fang
Trank
Chance
Vnto
Cubs
Chicago
Detroit
Nanny Wolverton
California
Vote to Build Waterworks Planned in Carson
Carson voters authorized the city council to construct a waterworks system but failed to approve funding. In a special election this week the measure to build passed, while a $15,000 bond proposition was defeated.
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Cason
Carson, Ja
Carson
Ben
Iowa City huntress nets gopher bounty record
Misa Edith Ham of Iowa City is declared champion huntress in Iowa 60 for gopher control. Auditor W. J. Freeman reports Ham brought in 27 gophers, collecting the bounty under state law.
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Iowa City
Misa Edith Ham
Iowa
W. J. Freeman
Des Moines Banks Show $700,000 April Deposit Increase
Des Moines bankers report $700,000 more bank deposits in April signaling a healthy state economy. They say the cash rise will help handle the expected large statewide crop.
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Des Moines
Sterlings A Team Of Fighters Says Boyle
Manager Boyle hails the Sterlings as fighters in their first Gentral Association foray. He notes Muskies back home in third place with strong win percentage and praises the squad’s never-say-die instinct and yearlong prospects.
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Boyle
Muskles
Rose Boyle
Bose
Pach
Epworth League officers elected in Lone Tree
In Lone Tree on May 18 residents noted a series of visits and travels involving Mrs. David Morgan in Burlington, Mrs. Magele Pettle in Des Moines, Mr. and Mrs. James Evans in Chicago for a funeral, George Saunders of West Liberty, Mrs. Mildred Griffith of Keokuk, and Mrs. Hinkley of North English. Epworth League officers for M.1 church were elected at a gathering at J. W. Brown's home, with Archie Ruler as president and other posts filled by W. Cotter, Charlotte Potter, Elsie Holderman, Lucile Farris, Lucy Wolderman, Cyril Rife, Effie Albright, and Hellen Younkin.
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Lone Tree
Town
David Morgan
Burlington
Magele Pettle
Fedar Rapids
Mr. Baker
James Evans
Cir
Chicago
Heing
Geo. Cline
George Saunders
West Liberty
Archie @ruler
Vita Pres
Boyle Hopes 10 Keep Ab Gould on Payroll
Manager Frank Boyle hopes to keep Ab Gould on the payroll for several weeks. Gould, still a minor, may face parental objections but says he will stay with the team this month to decide his baseball future. Gould has appeared in two games without allowing a run.
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AB Gould
Gould
Muscauine
Wade Good
Frank Boyle Jgloth
Arson Trust Quashed as City Sees Fewer Fires
New York reports a sharp drop in blazes in early 1933 with 4,450 fires from January to April, 1,407 fewer than the same period in 491%. Total loss stands at $2,375,296, according to Fire Commissioner Johnson.
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New York
M. Y
Johnson
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