Ellert Stars as Centerville Tops Washington 5–0 in Ball Park Clash
Ellert pitched superbly and backed by Dodge Parks Jac obson and Stephenson the Centerville attack edged Washington 5 to 0. Dodge stole home and drove in runs while Freeland and Bowie contributed key hits in a well played game at the local park.
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Ellert
Wherterville
Whitey
Freeland
Wilert
Jimmie Bowie
Centerville
Bowie
Heigets
Dodge
Jacobson
Washington
Parks
Stephenson
Reardon
Flactif
Short
Tert
Thompson
Tommy
Tolm
Sullivan
Neel
Kity
Harrie
Isa
Bi _ Bowie
Ll 'Sullivan
Dineen
Bert
R Bowie
Sehliebner
Miller
Lactff
Wlacuiff
Helm
Bell
DAMES SCHEDULED FOR NEXT TWO WEEKS IN IOWA CITY MEETING
A group of Iowa City Washington Centerville New ton and Tama Toledo clubs agreed on a two week schedule. No league formed. games set to begin immediately with existing matches preserved. Washington team plans July August and part September games with all five clubs.
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Iowa City
Chicago Union Giants
Tama-Toledo
Nebraska Indians
Chicago
Mark Hyland
Sherrard
Washington
Centerville
Newton
Iowa
Alherd
Wanella
Sigourney
Ottumwa Red Sox
Baseball Results Across Leagues Amid Seasonal Standings
The summary presents scattered standings from multiple associations. American League clubs Boston, Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit, New York, and Philadelphia show varied win totals. National League lists New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Boston with mixed records. Minor leagues include American Association, Western League, Three Eye League, Central League, and Wisconsin-Illinois League with numerous teams and win percentages, illustrating a broad snapshot of early baseball standings.
Numerous baseball scores across leagues show mixed results
A fragmented sports page lists multiple game outcomes from the National League American Association Western League and Wisconsin Illinois League with scores for cities such as Chicago St Louis Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia New York Washington Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn Philadelphia Columbus Minneapolis Milwaukee St Paul Kansas City Omaha Sioux City Des Moines Lincoln Denver Topeka Danville Dubuque Springfield Bloomington Davenport Grand Rapids Erie Terre Haute Youngstown Dayton Canton Fort Wayne Wheeling Madison Oshkosh Racine Appleton Monmouth Burlington Keokuk Muscatine Ottumwa.
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W.L. P.C
W. la
Oston
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Washton
New York
Philelia
Louis
National League
Hurg
Frooklwn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
American Association
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Mimnap
Lis
Tad
Kan
City
Louisville
Bt. Joe
Denver
Sioux City
Wichita
Omata
S' Lincoln
PD. Moines
Topeka
Spr
Efld
Guoubtique
T'v
Rockford
Wausau
Aurora Oi
Racine
Madison
Central Association
Hannibal
Kewanee Galesburg
M'nmouth
Keokuk
Ofumwa
Philadelphia
Washington
Br. Louis
Pittebrre
Brovten
Brooklyn
Loninville
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Indianasports
Westurn
Omaha
St. Joe
Dew Moines
Lincoln
TURER
Danville
Dubuque
Quincey
Decatur
Peoria
Springfeld
Bloomington
Davenport
Zanvnervilley
South Bend
Grand Rapida
Erie
Terre Haute
Youngstown
Dayton
Canton
Fort Wayne
Wheeling
Springheld
Akron
Green Way
Oshkosh
Aurora
Wausat
Appleton
Monmouth
Burlington
Kewanee
Galesburg
Hannihal
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Borrowed Smiles in a Simple Math Dilemma
A teacher prompts students to choose between three bags with two apples each or two bags with three apples each. The fragment hints at a classroom math discussion about multiplication and grouping.
Humorous Exchanges Highlight Household and Bargain Wit
A string of light anecdotes recalls a boy defending a bulging bag with a pun on bursting. An orphaned apples tale prompts a mother to probe, and a child explains he must eat many to feed the siblings. A New York broker praises instinctive quick bargaining and a nineyearold buys gunpowder for a nickel. A druggist jokes with a customer on complexion creams and makes a sale.
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Harry
Charming view noted as widow aglow at opposite window
Citlman questions a “charming view” from front windows. The house agent replies that the view is charming because across the street lives a beautiful widow always at her own window.
Gibson Heals Off Bank Dairy Fraud
Des Moines reports Dr. J. I. Gibson exposed a major dairy fraud by shipping tuberculous cattle into the state. A fifty head herd from an Illinois dealer was inspected. 22 tested positive and were slaughtered in Ottumwa. The scheme involved fake tests and a doctor certifying quality. A distant seller had sold unsound stock across the west, including a prior Mexico case with a violent pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
J. 1
Gibson
West
Iowa
Ottumwa
Ilinois
Mexico
Chicago
Judge Van Wagenen Predicts Third Party Rise
Judge A Van Wagenen touring Des Moines says a third party may form if Baltimore balks at nominating Wilson or Bryan He backs progressivism and Roosevelt as potential leaders but hopes for Wilson’s nomination He plans to telegraph Bryan and supports a party allowing people to govern themselves.
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Judge van Wagenen
Washington
Des Moines
Register and Leader
A. van Wagenen
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
W. J. Bryan
van Wagenen
Wilson
Bryan
Sioux City
Chicago
Nick Reed
Champ Clark
Judge van Vragenen
Clark
Roosevelt
Judge Races to Telegraph Bryan After Short Delay
The judge hurried to a telegraph office to send a message to Bryan, insisting he would not be cheated out of timely communication despite limited time between trains.
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Bryan
Gospel Harmony by Eva Livingston reviewed in United Presbyterian
A notice praises Gospel Harmony or Scripture History of Christ for Bible Students prepared by Mrs Eva Livingston and published by Orville Elder in Washington Iowa It outlines the work's chronological narrative from the four Gospels and its aim to present a complete life of Jesus Christ for devout readers and young students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian
Livington
Christ
John the Baptist
Eva Livingston
Orville Elder
Washington
Iowa
Jesus Christ
J. A. Alexander
Crafton
J. R. Logue
D.D
Buffalo
N. Y
W. G. Moorehead
Nenia
Ohio
Miss Kinne Seeks Old Calico and Linen Rags
Miss Kinne asks the Journal to emphasize need for old calico and linen rags for County hospital. Cleaning up is underway and donations of old cloth are requested at the Rest Room at once.
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Miss Kinne
Plans for Iowa G A R reunion encampment in Des Moines
Survivors of the Civil War from Iowa will convene in Des Moines for a grand G A R reunion and department encampment. The four day event will feature registrants at the Coliseum, a big parade, an old time camp fire, a question box, and a historical program at the Coliseum Auditorium and state fair grounds. Veterans from Fort Des Moines and the Iowa National Guard will join, alongside Spanish and Philippine War veterans and Sons of Veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ves Moines
Department of Iowa
Muscatine
Iowa Department
Iowa
Department
Fort Des Moines
Iowa National Guard
Sons of Veterans
City Bus Line Ad From Casa Op
Broken ad fragment notes contact Frank Rogers at Olve street and number for Black and lease orders with prompt attention.
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Casa Op
Frank Rogers
Olve Steet
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