Iola Beats Sedalia 10 to 6 In Valley League Finish
Iola toppled Sedalia 10 to 6 as Harrison pitched for Sedalia while Iola rallied in the sixth inning. Aliased by wind and timely hits, Iola chased Harrison from the box after five runs and seven hits, with Million and White contributing two hits each. Eddy McDill, newly purchased from Pittsburg, will play second base for Sedalia. Lawson will move to Sedalia from the circle.
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Manacer Harrison
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Lawson
Billy” White
Edalia
Joplin Beats Fort Scott Amid Windy Dust Storm
Amid a fierce wind and dust storm, Joplin defeated Fort Scott 26 to 4 in the first game. Strong hitting featured three base hits by Schaumeyer and a home run by White. Umpire La France drew Joplin’s complaints as Fort Scott outhit them in the early innings. Batteries Steele and Cheek for Fort Scott and Jones and Stoner for Joplin.
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Cheek
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Stoner
Nevada Defeats Pittsburg at League Park in Narrow Loss
Nevada beat Pittsburg 15 to 58 in a baseball game at League Park yesterday afternoon. Kraft started for Pittsburg and faced heavy batting, Shamel relieved and allowed only three runs as Pittsburg scored twice off Nevada. Batteries were Taver and Vanderhilt for Nevada, Kraft, Shamel, and Dun for Pittsburg. Umpire Collins.
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No Game at Leavenworth Delayed by Wet Grounds
Wet fields forced postponement of the Leavenworth versus Springfield game yesterday at Leavenworth, leaving both teams idle as rain soaked the venue.
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Springfield
Charges Explained Held Up and Paper Evidence in Ryan Case
In Terre Haute Joseph M. Johns was arraigned on a conspiracy charge and bond set at 159 dollars. Officials in Washington say checks totaling 3400 dollars and 1100 in cash were used in alleged payments to Miller and Johns. Ryan plans to testify for the government while Miller faces investigation and Johns details a cover for using the mails in a business dispute.
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Higgins
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Indianapolis
United States
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Johns
Ryan
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Tyner
Cincinnati
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Rockville
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Bundy
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Robbery Charge Against Charles Meads In Local Court
Charles Meads appeared in police court charged with highway robbery after a fellow worker Tom Clement reported $14 stolen near Cole Camp on Tuesday afternoon. Both men belong to a construction gang on the Rock Island extension. The case was continued until tomorrow morning.
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Cole Camp
Rock Island
Clement
Meads
Tomor
Sedalia Pioneer Citizen Siler Returns from California
W T Siler and wife returned to Sedalia this morning after seeking California climate for health. Siler suffered a stroke in Los Angeles but is somewhat improved since arriving in the Central States with partial speech loss. Relatives see marked improvement and expect him to do well.
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Good Words for Musicians From Sedalia Council Letter
J W Mellor secretary of Sedalia Council No 47 U C T thanks Sedalia Military Band manager H H Kroencke for excellent music provided during the twelfth annual Grand Council of Missouri U C T session.
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J. H. Kroencke
Sedalia Military Band
J. W. Mellor
Sedalia Council No. 47
Sedalia
Grand Council
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