Warren Remains Undefeated in Tri County Rivalry Swing
Warren Topples Irvine National Forgers twice to stretch win streak to three as Urbanski outs, Brown dominates Youngsville, and Pearce Jewell spark late rally at Expo Park. Irvine’s McCarthy homered in seventh, but Warren clinched 12 4 Sunday victory and 5 23 earlier win. Local play-by-play notes include strong fielding by Chapel and multiple hits from Pearce and Jewell.
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Irvine National Forgers
Paddy Jackson
Urbanski
Hart
Expo Park
Donnie
Brown
Youngsville
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National Forgers
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McCarthy
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Ward
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Jewell
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Bankers Challenge Industrial In Tight League Week
Warren County Dairy Association prepares for a twilight clash with the Bankers at Russelfield as four wins and one loss pace the leaders. Don Brown will pitch for Dairy, with DeFrees or Willis Eby for the Bankers, while Newell printers and Nypean Furniture contest Thursday. County Dairy faces Associated System Friday in a strong test, as Jim Geary Pete Musante and Con Traub lead System hitters, with Pitzgerald in left field. Bankers boast solid depth including Wolfe and H returners, while Jimmy Wilson remains out with a broken finger.
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Russelfield
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Joe” DeFrees
Willis Eby
Newell Printers
Nypean Furniture
Printers
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County Dairy Association
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Pete” Musante
Con” Traub
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Hogan
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Brogan
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Serger
Harrington
Gebhardt
Randinelli
Delees
Bleech
Potts
Harold Wilson
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Jim Geary
Dick” Pearce
Lefty
Clark
Youngsville Satudax
Warren
Bob Burns
Erickson
Endeavor
Corry Outfit
Anthony
Penn Fellows
Jimmy Wilson
al” Fischer
Newell
Irvine
Expo Park
Pierson
Industrial League Week Schedule Incomplete List
The week’s schedule lists Warren County Dairy versus Bankers on Tuesday and Thoredey Newell Printers versus Ny Pean Furniture on Thursday. Friday includes Associated System versus.
Baseball in 1867 Feats and Prizes Revealed in The Palimpsest
A May issue of The Palimpsest from the State Historical Society of Iowa recounts the 1867 Iowa State Baseball Association tourney with box scores showing huge inning totals and a final 37 home runs for the champion. Prizes included 200 dollars and a rosewood bat, and 100 dollars plus a silver ball for second. The Hawk-Eyes of Mount Pleasant beat the Scotts of Davenport and then met the Westerns of Burlington in the final rounds. The article also sketches oddities of the era alongside notes on traffic safety and a Portland ship cat with distinct colored eyes.
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Iowa State
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Scotts
Davenport
Westerns
Burlington
West End Huskies Defeat Starbrick Sluggers 28–8
The West End Huskies crushed the Starbrick Sluggers 28 to 8 in a high scoring affair. Johnny Castagnine led with a homer two doubles and a single while Pug Brindis and FP Gerardi added two hits each. Box score details unavailable.
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Johnny” Castagnine
West End
Pug” Brindis
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Corydon Slugging Defeat By Discards In Weekend Games
Discards State Hospital added 3 wins over the weekend with the Attendants beating New Process on Saturday 5 to 2. Discards defeated Corydon 15 to 13 in a slugfest featuring the village representative team. box score for Sundays contest is provided.
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Discards State Hospital
New Process
Corydon
Leading batters and stats from June 20 summary
Baseball notes list leading batters and stats with teams: P Waner of the Pirates 72 hits and 10 triples. Hornsby of the Giants 15 doubles. Grantham of the Pirates 15 doubles. Wilson of the White Sox 1 homer. Gehrig of the Yankees 20 and 79? RB. Ralb? of the Yankees 79. Tigers unspecified.
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Hornsby
Giants
Grantham
Wilson
Chicago
Gehrig
Yankees
Ralb
Real High Jump Balloon Vaulting Thrill Captures Headlines
An English outdoor sport dubbed real high jump balloon vaulting uses a hydrogen filled bag to lift a jumper over obstacles including houses and trees. The article features Captain John Davidson and notes the method eases crossing traffic.
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John Davidson
Nine European monopolies target key raw materials
Investigations by the Department of Commerce identify nine strong European combinations aimed at maintaining excessive prices on long-staple cotton, camphor, coffee, iodine, nitrates, potash, mercury, rubber and sisal. U.S. imports of these commodities topped a billion dollars last year, with 20 to 30 additional items potentially vulnerable to foreign action.
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Thrift Magazine
Department of Commerce
United States
Department
Chicago Cubs Narrow Giants Defeat Lifts Cubs Closer to Pirates
Chicago bullpen and Charey Root delivered a 7 to 6 victory over the New York Giants, pulling the Cubs within 2 1/2 games of the league leading Pittsburgh Pirates. Hal Carlson silenced a late rally, while offense included Wilson Adams Jackson Root two-base hits and a Webb homer.
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Seven Bankers Lead First Twenty Hitting in League
Willis Eby cleanups for the Bankers with seven safeties in twelve at bats and a 683 average lead the Industrial League in the Big Twenty. Ray Bennett of Nypeon is at .500, joined by Arney Senger in second at the same mark. Bankers place seven players over .350, including Eby, Senger, Wilson, DeFrees, Jewell, Harrington. Nypenn Furniture totals include Bennett, Erickson, Hagestrom on the list, Hagestrom hitting .368 with four safeties in a four-hit game. Eddie Hamm paces Warren County Dairy Association at .444 with one man among the top twenty.
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Willis Eby
Bankers
Ray Bennett
Nypeon
Arney
Sen Yer
Eby
Bennett
Senger
H Wilson
J. Wilson
Joe” DeFrees
Judy” Jewell
Paul Harrington
Nypenn Furniture
Anthony
Erickson
Cosmann
Hagestrom
Haggstrom
Wilby
Tribune
Bud” Proud
al” Fischer
Bert Hook
Don” Zibble
Newell
Jim” Geary
Pete” Musante
Con” Traub
Associated System
Warren County Dairy Association
Eddie” Hamm
Ruth Leads With Twenty First Home Run Record Pace
Babe Ruth blasted his twenty first homer to sit three days and three longballs ahead of his 1921 pace. Tris Speaker drove Washington to a 6 to 1 win over the White Sox with a double and two singles in five chances. Hornsby contributed two singles in five at bats while Cobb rested.
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Tris Speaker
Washington
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Cobb
Fritz Urbanski Leads Warren Past Irvine 5-3
Yesterday star Fritz Urbanski pitched Warren to a 5 to 3 win over Irvine, allowing five hits. National Forgers scored three in the seventh, but Warren notched its third straight victory. Tomorrow Warren County Dairy faces Bankers on Russell field at 5:45 p.m.
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Irvine
Warren
National Forgers
Warren County Dairy
Bankers
Russell Field
Forehanded Lady Grows Dress In Ailing Scene
In a humorous clipping, an invalid’s wife urges a quick run to fetch material for a new dress while the patient questions such thoughts amid illness. The editor’s notes mention black dress plans and quirky reactions as a janitor is asked to post notices about no book agents, highlighting the odd business banter in the building.
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Henry Dear
Tress
Honer
Sure to Come There is a royal way to wisden
The Louisville Courier Journal notes a confident forecast that someone will perfect a serum, hinting at a hopeful breakthrough and a sense of inevitability surrounding scientific progress.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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