Clinton Defeats Leadered Four Games In Tight Win
In a high scoring sports update Clinton edged Leadered by four games in a tenth inning finish. Players Moughs Men and key runners Mesve Darrow Hubartt and Simmons contributed with hits and stolen bases as Cedar Rapids beat Keokuk 7 to 4. Batteries McColough Faircloth and Radebaugh Lingle. Tomorrow’s games feature Muscatine at Waterloo and Burlington at Cedar Rapids with Keokuk visiting Clinton.
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Galloways Win Muscatine Loss Breaks Chicago Streak
Galloway's defeat of Muscatine by 6 to 2 last Tuesday honors Jim Morris and standout Hasbrouck, Brinkeroff, and Frost star for the winners. Kenneally shines for Muscatine as Gould labors on the mound. crowd reaches 2900 as Chicago gains revenge after last year’s loss.
Welsh Defeats Ritchie On Points In World Title Fight
London July Welch, English lightweight champion, defeated Willie Ritchie on points in a 20 round world lightweight championship bout at Olympia. Welsh led early and mid rounds, with Ritchie rallying in powerfully in the middle, but Welsh regained the pace in later rounds to secure the decision.
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Four Players Injured In Belmond Meserver Baseball Game
A Belmond versus Meserver baseball game saw four players hurt. In the third inning Civiri Morris collided with Ned Packard, leaving Packard unconscious with Morris’s teeth marks. Morris and Packard exited the game. later Belmond’s Harry Honing broke his ankle and Harold Rule suffered a severe spike injury. The final score favored Belmond 14 to 12.
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Towa Coal Oped Virs Are Awarded Contracts
A state board of control awards coal contracts to multiple firms across several towns including Davenport Anamosa Clarinda and Mount Pleasant. Contracts emphasize heat tests with total tonnage over a thousand tons and a price range similar to prior bids per ton.
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Bartlett Wins Low Score Medal At State Tourney
Ottumwa July 8 Low scores in the second day of state golf qualifying failed to materialize due to soggy links from a Monday night rain. Arthur Bartlett of Ottumwa won medal with 161 over 36 holes. Don Newburn led early with 88 for 18 but finished 163 overall. Gres, Hubbell, Decker French of Davenport and Hubbell of Des Moines finished at 165. Groves and Rider also posted strong showings as Waterloo, Davenport and Des Moines players vie for the title. The bird census section notes a large volunteer effort to count U.S. birds, aiming for a thorough tally of species while excluding game birds.
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Pirates Defeat New York Giants in 6-2 Victory
Pittsburgh pitchers held the Giants at bay as Adams worked well with runners on base. The Pirates produced five runs in the first five innings on timely hitting and solid defense. New York struck first with two runs in the top of the first inning before Pittsburgh answered back with a strong offensive breakout.
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Washington beats St Louis 7 to 2 in AL game
Washington pitchers held the crippled St Louis team to one hit in seven innings as the Senators banged 11 hits including two doubles and a triple to win 7 to 2. Managers Griffith and Schaefer were reinstated after suspensions, with a Philadelphia forfeit on June 28 reversed.
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PAYETTE COUNTY PIONEER DIES IN MINNEAPOLIS
Fayette County resident and former county superintendent of schools, whose career spanned hotel keeping and school work, died in Minneapolis at age ninety two. His death ends a long imprint on local education and community life as the West Union house proprietor and early hotel operator in several towns.
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Arkem in Minneapolis Arrest Leads to Court Charge
Detective McSweenery left for Minneapolis last night to take charge of Jackson who was arrested there at the request of the local police. Jackson was arraigned in Justice Knapp's court on charges of cheating by false pretenses. He is accused of cashing a check at a local business without funds in the bank.
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Standings and results from national leagues with scattered games
Baseball standings and scores across multiple associations. Waterloo Ottumwa Chicago Nationals and others show varied results amid rain and wet grounds. Notable scores include Pittsburgh 6 New York 2 and Chicago 4 Kansas City 0 in the Federal League with multiple city matchups across leagues. Des Moines and Wichita post scores. several entries incomplete or garbled.
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Baby Left At Vinton Home Identified As Imogene Stone
William Lahue found a sewn-in note in the baby’s white coat reading Imogene Stone born April 15, 1914. The baby’s origin was linked to a local townsman with his own child and milk bottles with butter lumps suggested auto transport rather than train.
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Last Days of Pompeii at the Majestic Screened Tonight
Large crowds view the elaborate Photo Drama Cs Paris production The Last Days of Pompeii by Lord Bulwer Lytton with over long cast and lavish costumes Tonight two full showings begin at 7 30 p m Tomorrow and for three days Antony and Cleopatra an eight reel feature shown as next program Featured spectacle promises grand scale and visual impact.
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Col Brookhart Backs Myers for Lieutenant Governor
Washington July 8 The Washington County Press edited by Col W Brookhart endorses Democratic nominee O P Myers for lieutenant governor over Republican W L Harting Col Brookhart states he will not support Harding, alleging ties to liquor interests and declaring the time has arrived for clear political choice.
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VeFragists Demand Party Planks In Iowa Convention
Iowa equal suffragists press to submit constitutional amendment for women’s suffrage via party platforms. Executive board names a committee to push at Republican and Democratic state conventions. Progressive party expected to back the cause at the session. Also notes real estate transfers in Black Hawk County and early market reports on sweet corn raspberries and new potatoes.
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