Sours Clouts Ball At A Terrific Clip In Ninth
Muscatine Sterlings beat the Bollermplors 7 to 4 as Sours drove in two runs and Spurs tied the game with a two-run double in the ninth. Newmeyer started for Newmoyer and was tough, Beards’ key walks and a late rally sealed the win for Muscatine.
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Koevanee
Speelat
Spurs
Bollermplors
Muscatine Sterlings
Muscatine
Boyle
Shim
Kate
Koh
Hart
Guild
Deenington
Dirk
Beard
Sourna
Skats
Katy
Color
Hurt
Johnson
Richards
Andreen
Ona Gona Beard
Martell
Andeoon
Snurs
Venny
Carol
Royd
Moneyer
Kat
Masters
Makins
Rick
Heavis Caucht
Harvey
Floyuk
Cridwell
Ruhr
Huet
Nowmoyer
Fluparit
Kohr
Curtis
Letty Newmoynr
Tps
Wiis Ataront & Rally
Kewanoe— AB
R.bl PO
AE. Roosler
SULT
Tionarde
St Pinderbeck
Onbingson
Camomnot
Trarves
Pe Teard
Culewell
D. Towls
Sint
New Umpire Signs as President Justice Faces Umpire Issues
President Justice reviews umpire problems as Corbett’s death and illnesses reduce Field staff. W. McPerran and A. G. Jeffries of Keokuk were appointed to fill in for McPorray until he recovers, amid fan dissatisfaction and recurring league missteps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmniro
M. &. Justice
Keokuk
Hamilory
Tack Corbatt
Thea
Wimpron
W. McPerran
A. G. Jeffries
Tustlea
McPorray
Tao
Revival of Racing Opens 18 Day Belmont Park Meet
New York resumes horse racing after a two year halt with an 18 day meet at Belmont Park on Long Island beginning tomorrow. The Westchester Racing Association and others promise strict enforcement of betting laws, warning that any bookmaking within the enclosure could close the popular track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Gov. Hughes
Belmont Perk
Long Island
Westchester Racing Association
Americans Eliminated in St Andrews Golf Championship
In St Andrews on May 29 Worcester, Massachusetts player H Hein rich Schmidt lost in the sixth round to H Hl Hilton of the Royal Liverpool Golf Club at the 19th hole. Schmidt, 28, a caddy turned student, had impressed during the tournament, defeating several top British golfers before his defeat at the eighteenth hole. Hilton led 28 to 30 on the outward nine, and both carded 48 on the return.
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St. Andrews
W. Heinrich Schmidt
Worcester
Mass
H. Hl. Hilton
Royal Liverpool Galf Club
Schmidt
Prideh Isles
Than
Codleg
Gperial Permuasion
Obdler
Scotland
Hilton
Schmid’s
Memorial Day 600 Mile Race Entrants Ready For Start
Indianapolis May 29 drivers in the Memorial Day 600 mile race received final instructions on the eve of the start. More cars were expected to qualify today as contenders like Tognonting and Root posted times near the 75 mph mark. Officials warned drivers against looking back to prevent fatalities and urged pit crews to stay in the pits with changes announced from the pits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
C, & Root
Klaus and Dillon Ready for Battle in Indiana
Klaus of Pittsburgh and Dillon of Tadlinopolis, both middleweight contenders, meet tonight at the American Association Baseball Park in Tnefanopolis. They weighed in at 160 pounds, with a previous San Francisco 20 round decision by Klaus. Both claim the winner earns a rightful shot at the middleweight title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnefanopolis
Ind
Yennie Klaus
Pittsburgh
Jack Dillon
Tadlinopolis
Klaus
Dillon
San Francisco
Hord
Chumpler
Bunnies Rally For Baseball Win In Tight Contest
Cedar Rapids and Waterloo games headline a day of baseball where the Bunnies avenge a setback with a 6 to 0 win over the Pathfinders. Miller pitched well early, but trouble in the fifth and sixth inning doomed the invaders while Lowther and Smith sparked Cedar Rapids offensively. In Monmouth, Bagaman Buros homers twice and drives in the decisive run in the tenth, aiding a 10 inning victory over the Browns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Miller
Invaders
Burling
Lowther
Oadio
Harmod
Hale
Tito
Burton
Millon
AB. Smith
Tent
Monmouth
Jret Bagaman Buros
Browns
Wise
Dowbie
Atonmouth
Gs Woteh
Sv. Teinnach
Sampson
Jae
Simmons
Morne
Lie Teed
Wingal
Ag Mirenel
Ces Weed
Rig PO
Ale
Homo Runde Burna
Avisa
Menne
Welch
Stoler Brusns
Teneol
Wike
Holly
Retnbart Sampagnwall
Grimex
Ty Grimes
Milaiel
Myora
Attorney Wins 3500 Damages From Local Baseball Club
Charley Endsley attorney was awarded 3500 damages in the client court last night for injuries suffered while watching a baseball game in Kansas City. He alleged a foul ball struck him in the grandstand breaking his nose and injuring his eyesight during last year’s game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Charley Endsley
Wes
American Association Baseball Management
Waterlooo Brings Frank Boyle Day with Floral Wreath
A giant floral horst shoe bouquet set to be carried to Waterloo by a Musky fana delegation to honor manager Frank Boyle on Decoration Day. Boyle, a popular figure in Waterloo baseball, will lead the Muskies in a doubleheader attendance expected to break Central Association records. Local reports forecast huge crowds and a festive ceremony marking his first appearance as a rival team leader.
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Waterloo
Musky Fana
Boyle
Hng
Sterlings
Frank Boyly
Boye
Ias
Waterloo Courier
Muskles
Frank Boyle
Central Association
Printers Overwhelm Post Office Clerks in Park Game
A five inning exhibition at South End park featured misplays and rough scoring as printers defeated post office clerks roughly 16 to 8. Lan Reger pitched dominantly for the winners, with Fifer and Drake on the mound for the losers while Omelia and Reger contributed at the plate in a lively local contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End Park
Lan" Reger
P. D
Fifer
Drake
Reger
Omelia
Standing of the Clubs in ThreeT League and Associations
A compact score table lists ThreeT League results with Bloomington 3 Danville 5 Davenport 4 Dubudue 2 Springfield 9 Decatur 8 Peoria 4 Quincy 3. Purdue 2 Indiana 2. Brown Holy Cross 2. Central Association Muscating 4 Kowante 7 in eleven innings. Olumwa Monmouth 3 ten in ings Kapoku s 2 Waterloo 1 Cedar Rapids 3 Burlington 4. American League Detroit at Chicago St Johns at Cleveland Boston at Washington New York at Philadelphia. National League Chicago at Pittsburgh Cihelnnut 1 at St Louis Brooklyn at Boston Philadelphia at New York. Health a Factor in Success. The largest factor contributing to a man's success is health. Chamberlain's Tablets promote regular bowels, appetite, and digestion. Sold by all dealers.
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Charles Webb Murphy
Chicago
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
White Sox
Cleveland Naps
Cleveland
Walsh
Cincinnati
Pittsbareh
Lubs
O'Neal
Met
Kuhn
Biery
Porteh
Mowis Vy
Seers
Hail
Detrooit Ve. Vows
Baumgardner and
Agnew
Bloomington
Danville
Davenport
Dubudue
Springfield
Decatur
Peoria
Quincy
Purdue
Indiana
Brown
Holy Cross
Central Association
Muscating
Kowante
Olumwa
Monmouth
Kapoku's
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Metroit
St. Jons
Boston
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
National League
Pittsburgh
St. Louie
Brooklyn
Bet. Philatelphia
Clavelind
Chicago Wee Arte
Tonis
Tarrott Veecie
Nation
Teague
Pat
Philadephia
Brooklyn Dees
Chicaxa
St. Louis
Ste
Pittsburg
County Tam Is For Rent In Virginia Court
Isle of Wight county Virginia reports no grand jury needed for criminal cases in 1913. Judge B D White notes the county jail is empty and effectively for rent while only civil business keeps the court going.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia County
Norfolk
Isle of Wight County
B. D. White
Circuit Court
Bankers Leave for Homes After Ames College Visit
Several hundred Town bankers travelled from Ames to Des Moines last night after spending the afternoon as guests of the State college. They toured the campus plant, enjoyed a picnic under the trees, and then began departing on night trains toward their home towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Motnee
Des Moines
Ames
State College
West Liberty Tots Give Game Festival in Park
In West Liberty Tawa on May 2 a lawn festival featured 163 first and second graders performing folk dances and games before an audience of nearly 500. The program included German Russian Swedish Swiss and Polish dances with classes from first through third grade, directed by Mildred Luse Florence Nichols Ary Hill Mary Bell and Faith Funk.
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West
Liberty
Tawa
West Liberty
May Danty
Hansel and Gretel
Klago Danzen
Scloo
Fle
Mildred Luse
Plorence Nichols
Ary Hill
Wary Bell
Faith Funk
Columbus Junction News Highlights From May Delayed Dispatch
Local notes from Columbus Junction Iowa on Tuesday visits by Mrs H Bierman and Mrs Little Wheeler Davenport, a hospital stay, a family reunion, and plans for home improvements by Dr Lacey. A baby was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Quinn. Amzi Donaldson of Col City township dies of pneumonia at home. funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at Louisa Center church. he was a Mason and Baptist member.
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Columbus Junction
Iowa
H. Bierman
Little Wheeler
Davenport
Meeker
Hong
Lu‘tle Tupner
Os Oily
St Perry
Workmien
Degud
Er.r. Lacey
Lacey
W.C
Robert Quinn
A. Ef. Par
Amzi Donaldson
Col. City Township
New York
Apert
Almira Ball
Chas, OL
Wapello
J. W. Morgan
Muscatting
Hima
Louisa Canter
Donaldson
Masonic Order
Baptist Church
East Hill Uses Gasoline Dirt Tamper In Ditch Work
A new gasoline powered dirt tamper is in use by Fork Place by the Binsentine Lighnos company. It has been recently purchased for ditch repair and proves more efficient than head tampers. The machine speeds work, reduces labor, and prevents settling after rain, aiding rapid ditching in Park Place.
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Park Place
Postpone Weed Park Opening for a Week
The Weed Park opening scheduled for Friday is postponed to June 1st due to ongoing celebrations. The grounds have drawn many visitors lately and a recital by Mrs. Amalia Schmidt-Goddle’s pupils Mrs. Harry Bloom and Miss Nelia Rice is planned as part of the event. Ice cream and refreshments will be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weed Park
Amalia Schmidt-Godble
Harry Bloom
Neliia Rice
Owever
East Hill Locals Aboard Visits and Departures
Mrs Mary Beame and Miss Keithly of Davenport, visiting at the T J Manning home on 304 Park Avenue, returned home this morning. Mr and Mrs Manning left for Ottumwa while Mrs Charles Rensinly left for Denver for the summer. Mrs James Russell of 1214 West Fourth Street is visiting friends and relatives in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hill
Mary Beame
Airs
Neom Keithly
Davenport
T. J. Manning
Park Avenue
Manning
Ottumwa
Charles Rensinly
Smalley Avenue
Denver
Del
James Russell
West Fourth Street
Washington
Belmont Relics Highlight Navy Plea at Centennial
Former Representative Perry Belmont presented to Secretary Daniels the Perry battle sword from Lake Erie and the flag moved from the Lawrence to the Niagara. He urged a stronger navy, noting the relics and the navy traditions will be safeguarded under Daniels. The centennial celebration is set for July 19 in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
T. 5
Washington, D. C
Perry Belmont
Joan
Daniels
Oliver Hazard Perry
Lake Erie
Perry
Lawrence
Niagara
Pris
Daniers
Navy
IsaacS Resigns Over Marconi Shares Controversy
London reports that St Ro sug Isaacs, attorney general, tendered his resignation over the Marcont shares controversy involving him and Chancellor Lloyd George. Premier Asquith, however, refused to accept the resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
Isspress
St Rosug Isaacs
Lloyd George
Marcont ‘Hares
Asquith
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Yong
Mennant
Gowd
Nowmeyer
Gould
Kowabee
Kookuk
Cadar Rapidss
Cadar Rapids
Kowanee
Keakutt
Relen baars—Johnson
Arvay
Linderbock
Hudeartt
Donnington
Tarrell
Sours
Sac Yifles
Fludartt
Harrell
Dusters
Senuirds
Antreen
Fame Tuns
Seura
Inti
Jhuses
Ort Dick
Henry A Caldwell
Om Gould
Ad Hrick
W. L Pet
Burnington
Waterlolo
Ave
Kewanee
Cedar Rapida i
Justice
Gatalonia
the Commercial Sales Co., Thornton, UL
Senre Oy
Burlington Onggge
Simmduaturien Iicee
Gennoter
fIvaer
Iller
Smith
Spicer
Spencer
Fox
Indians
AZ White
Corkhit
Sheldon
Awhley
C. Sheldon
Tuck Hayes Ronit
Gonking
Tiina
Elly
Manuach
Jib
Whitaker
Siglin
Dindret
F Bett
Tutt
Asklay
Gremme! Pipe Store
Tam
Reat Expectations
Muscatine State Bank
McDougall
Wittich Bros
Ladies Aid
Brogan
Ladies’ Aid Society
Park Avenue M. 1
Pont
Ibaacs
Burens
Iowa Ave
John Wendinger
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