See-Saw Victory as Kewanee Tops Keokuk in Illinois Ballgame
Kewanee Illinois defeated Keokuk in a dramatic see-saw contest on July 1 with a late rally. Key plays included Andreen hitting a home run and notable contributions from Hilly, Ryan, and Miller. Officials listed Pfirman as umpire with 175 in attendance. Cedar Rapids defeated Muscatine 5 to 3 in another game with Gray strong in relief for Cedar Rapids.
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Kewanee
Ill
Keokuk
Hilly
Martin
Okline
Jenkins
Wahl
Grogan
Ewance
Andreen
Jeffries
Caldwell
R. H
PO. A
Jack
McGaffigan
O Miller
Benefit
Manusch
Seneff
Ryan
Miller
Ompire
Pfirman
Cedar Rapids
Muscatine
Gedary Rapids
Gray
Muskies
Bunnies
McCarty
Shinners
Hart
Monmouth
Humes
Pete” McMillan
Browns
Burlington
R. H. PO
BE McNeil
Q Ellis
Tere
Lowther
A “Harmon
McGlade
Hale
Wee Rohn
Foreman
Button
R.H PO. Neil
Walch
Waleh
Seen Menne
Weave Fingal
Lund
Simmons
Tierney
McMillan
Walsh
Menne
Haron
Rohn
Harmon
McNeil
Simons
McMil-l
Fleming
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
Western League results list St. Joseph 4 Des Moines 1 and Omaha 7 Sioux City 5 with rain causing no games in others. American League and National League scores included Chicago 6 Detroit 4 and Chicago 12 Pittsburgh 2 among others. several matchups were listed as postponed.
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St. Joseph
Des Moines
Omaha
Sioux City
Wichita-Denver
Topeka-Lincoln
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
National League
St. Louie
Philadel
Brookly
American ‘Association
Columbus
Milwaukee Oe
Louisville
Minneapolis Bee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Toledo
Indianapolis
Denver
Lincoln
Jay Andrews Sparks Waterloo in 6 4 Victory
Waterloo defeats Ottumwa 6 to 4 as manager Jay Andrews, playing third base, leads a late rally. The game features solid hitting by Andrews and teammates, with notable runs and defensive plays, final score 6-4.
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Ottumwa
Jay Andrews
Waterloo
Jays
Medicine Man
Waterlon
Schlebner
Sullivan
Sampson
White
Sheldon
Corkhill
Corkhil
Wise
Beach
Dunn
Blodgett
Hollenbeck
Dunn J
Hanson
Glenalvin
Andrews
Big Southpaw
Fred Sehleibner
Egan
ABA
HPOA
Kensel
Senno
Wall
Schliebner
House
Tee
Pewee Oe
Wints
Macauley
A Ashland
Sigiin
P . Hollenbeck
Connie Calling Overcome by Heat in Quincy's Lineup
Sporting gossip notes Connie Calling's stiff neck and shoulders after a hot Saturday. He shows improvement but may miss games. Quincy relies on Trotter and Willis to fill gaps, while Collins’ absence is felt but not crippling. Cedar Rapids Gazette reports Manager Hill buying Pitcher Grey from Decatur and Roy Radehaugh joining the Bunnies.
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Quincy Herald
Connie Calling
Quincy
Trotter
Willis
Collins
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Hill
Grey
Decatur, Til
Roy Radehaugh
The
Bunnies
Cedar Rapids Club Adds Pitching Hopefuls and Umpire Woes
Cedar Rapids plans to add pitchers after Pa Hill and his Rabbits leave for Muscatine. Turner shows sharp improvement, raising hopes of reclaiming top form. Umpire change costs Muscatine a game as Spencer's errors aid Cedar Rapids. Clemens to Oakland ends Davenport star era. Becker to replace him.
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Cedar Rapids
Pa Hill
Muscatine
Hill
Hig
Tom Turner
Harry Ker
Radebaugh
New London
Conn
Turner
Philadelphia Athletics
Central Association
Iowa Golfers to Hold Thirteenth Championship Meet
Des Moines July 1 The Iowa Golf Association released the program for the thirteenth annual championship tournament at Des Moines Golf and Country Club from July 7 to 12. Entries close next Saturday at 9 pm. The qualifying round starts July 7 at 7 30 am with pairings announced July 7. The event follows USGA rules as modified by local rules printed on score cards. W H Beck is president, Dr G A Kennedy vice president. Read is tournament chairman with Carr Finkbine F Carr and Fullerton on the committee. Directors include H F Leibsle Des Moines Dr Van Buren Knotts Sioux City B E Durin Cedar Rapids Alfred Langley Waterloo and W D Middleton Davenport.
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Des Moines
Ralph L. Read
Iowa Golf Association
Des Moines Golf and Country Club
Wellal
United States Golf Association
W. H. Beck
Sioux City
G. A. Kennedy
Burlington
Read
F. EK. Carr
Robert J1. Finkbine
Fred P. Carr
Robert Fullerton
H. F. Leibsle
van Buren Knotts
BE. A. Durin
Cedar Rapids
Alfred Langley
Waterloo
W. D. Middleton
Davenport
Tris Speaker Named Greatest Outfielder by Clark Griffith
Boston July 1 Clark Griffith Washington manager ranks Tris Speaker as the greatest outfielder ever saying Speaker can patrol center field and reach drives others cannot He credits Speaker with winning Boston the pennant last season and notes no modern fielder matches him now or in the past twenty five years
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Boston
Tris Speaker
Clark Griffith
Washington
Griffith
Speaker
Heston
Red Sox
Boosters Prepare for Waterloo Fans to Cedar Rapids Trip
Waterloo Booster club pennants will be sold to fund-raise for the Cedar Rapids excursion next Sunday. Officers expect 500 fans, many driving autos with Waterloo pennants, to join the trip. A booster meeting Tonight will finalize plans. T. P. Wilson, long-time waterloo medicine wagon seller, visiting from California, nearing 79 and in good health.
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Waterloo Booster Club
Cedar Rapids
Booster Club
la Ruend
Bunnyville
Waterloo
T. P. Wilson
South Street
Azules Avenue
Long Beach
Cal
Hvanston, Jrl
Ohio
Mr. Wilson
Wa“terloo
Quick Beauty Trick With Paraified Jelly Face Mask
A 1920s style beauty tip promises rapid youth enhancement using parafied plastoid jelly. Apply a thin coat to the face including chin and forehead, let it dry to firm the skin, feel a soothing tightening, then rinse after 30 to 60 minutes for a refreshed contour and rosy complexion.
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Mames
M'Millan
American Association
Toledomi
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Quakers
Jaye Ralied
Senators
White Sox
Magee
Paskett
Doolan
Phila
Tesreau
Wiltse
Mathewson
Meyers
Seaton
Chalmers
Alexander
Killiter
Jimmy Lavender
Camnitz
Cooper
Egars
Coleman
Lavender
Archer
Perdue
Rariden
Rucker
Wagter
Allen
Fischer
Packard
Sallee
Wingo
Johnson
Harter
Clarke
Masa
Joy Wood
Wood
Gandil
Morgan
Groom
Walter Johnson
Williams
Cady
Henry
Ainsmith
Mich
Benz
Schalk
Hall
Zamloch
Stanage
Williams Jost Olson
W. Grege
Carisch
Baumgardner
Weisman
Agnew
Athletics
Plank
Schang
Schulz
Clark
Sweeney
S. Petge
Ottumwa Ddeeee
Monmouth Tate Eee
Keokuk Steed
Kewanee Stee
Cedar Raunds
Ethene
Kewanee Ae
Cedar Rapida
Muscatine Journal
Justice
Frank Boyle
M. E. Justice
Dewey Truxell
Speed Spencer
Truxell
Spencer
Masters
Creamy
Katz
Jokerst
Jolkerst
Cupid Clemens
Blue Sox
Oakland
Pacific Coast League
Marshall
Mon
Bobby Clemens
Miss Clough
J. T. Hayes
Benedict
Pacific Coast
Clemens
Hayes
Jesse Becker
Davenport Star
Becker
Cleamens
Roddy Hendrix
Iowa
Miller Huggins
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta
Reem Atton
Coca-Cola
Society
Powers That
Waterloo Jsby
Charles Frohman
Maude Adams
J. M. Barrie
the Little Minister
Towa State Bank
West Fourth and Jefferson Streets
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
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