Muscatine Rabbits Rally Past Cedar Rapids Muskies 7 4
In Cedar Rapids on Sept 1 Muscatine defeated Cedar Rapids 7 to 4 in a wild game noted for errors. Key plays featured Muscatine’s Third Inning hits by Katz Hart and Gould. Wambsganess and Stodola of Cedar Rapids struggled on the mound as Muscatine built a lead and held off late Rabbits threats despite 12 Ra bbits left on base.
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Muscatine Muskie Overpowers Jay as Fight Ends Draw
In Waterloo Iowa on Sept 1 Muscatine’s Muskie hitters delivered late threats while Yip Zackert’s strong pitching anchored a 4 2 draw with Waterloo. Newmeyer rallied for Waterloo after Hill, and the Muskies benefited from timely hitting. The marathon contest spanned extra innings until darkness halted play.
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Best Callers An Eastern Author in Mushroom Venture
An eastern author, Enid, writes about earning a good income by growing mushrooms in a house basement. The piece comments on avoiding remarks about temptation or dubious commentary, aligning with Chicago Tribune style notes.
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Beat Cellara
Chicago
Ribune
Cadets Help Unveil Kosciuszko Shaft in Camp Grounds
Weat Point cadets lead Polish Americans in unveiling a heroic statue of General Thaddeus Kosciuszko. The marble statue rests on a variart pedestal in the summer camp grounds near Fort Clinton overlooking the Hudson River. Miss Helen Townsley unveiled the memorial, daughter of Col Townsley, superintendent of the academy.
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Theilitary A Camedy
Kogclugko
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Hudson River
Helen Townsley
Col. Townsley
Champs Lose Two as Gap Narrowed in Doubleheader
Ottumwa and Waterloo split a twin bill in Waterloo Iowa on Sept 1 with Ottumwa taking the opener 6 to 3 and Waterloo routing the champs 7 to 3 in the nightcap. Plodgatt steadied early but the visitors exploded for six runs in the sixth, turning the game around and sealing the loss for Cedar Rapids based Ottumwa.
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Ottumwa
Jays
Plodgatt
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Drum
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Chiette
Blodgett
Moneymaker
Lorenzon
Sampson, Blodgett and
Results Yesterday In Three I Leagues
Bloomington lost to Dubuane in ten innings. Springfield beat Peoria 7-6 while Davenport edged Danville 24-1. Mugeating defeated Cedar Rapids 7-4, Ottumwa 3-7, Waterton 6-3, Burlington 10-4, and Monmouth won 19-5 against Keokuk.
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Beard
Humes
Kewanee Boilermakers
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Healey and
Tatsu
Ottumwa
Preaka
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Bloomington
Dubuane
Springfeld
Peoria
Davenport
Danville
Central Association
Mugeating
Waterton
Monmouth
Keokuk
Baseball Scores From Saturday Central and National Leagues
Results Saturday in the Central Association show Muscatine defeating Waterloo 4-2 with a second game halted at darkness, Monmouth and Burlington 4-3, and Keokuk 2 in 11 innings at Keokuk. Cedar Rapids and Ottumwa 3. In the American League two games noted with Chicago at Cleveland and St. Louis at Detroit among others. National League two games listed with Chicago at St. Louis and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh plus Boston at New York and Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
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Amateurs Baseball Results: Pirates And West Siders Win
The Pirates beat the Iowa City Independents 8 to 4 in Iowa City. Muscatine North and South toppled Nichols 5 to 3 at Nichols. West End defeated Mulberry Sluggers 29 to 6 at Weed Park, third straight win for West Siders. Centrals beat Make nay 3 to 2 at Weed Park. Plus news of West Liberty visitors returning home.
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National golf title fields thin for 36 hole qualifiers
Garden City NY September 1 144 golfers compete in the national amateur title qualifier at Garden City club as 64 lead scores advance to determine 32 players for match play The field includes Jerome Travers Walter Travis Findlay Douglas RB Gardner E M Byers and W Fownes Travers a top contender amid a string of past champions Weather is calm and conditions favor low scores with play proceeding in 36 holes today and finishing tomorrow for the cut to 64.
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Muscatine County Outing Draws Local Attendees at Buffalo
Muscatine county residents join the sixth annual social and chicken supper at St. Peter's Church in Buffalo, led by Pastor Rev. N. J. Pelfer. Helen Blair organized a special Davenport excursion, with many attendees from Scott and Magentine counties.
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St. Peter's Church
N. J. Pelfer
Helen Blair
Davenport
Scott
Magentine County
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