Musketeers Fall 4 1 as Jays Win Second Straight
Keokuk and Burlington clash tomorrow as Marshalltown visits Waterloo and Cedar Rapids plays Clinton. In yesterday’s game the Jays defeated Muskies 4 to 1 with Crohan strong on the mound and White sparkling in the field. Hitting by Hollenbeck Drohan Hasbrook and Lea highlighted Waterloo’s win while Nelson struggled on the mound for Muscatine.
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Bunny Boosters Visit Waterloo for July 19 Game
The Bunny Boosters will travel from Cedar Rapids to Waterloo on Sunday July 19 by a special Rock Island train at 10. The 63rd regimental band accompanies the delegation, with Cedar Rapids opening a three game series in Waterloo. The booster club seeks 100 round trips to guarantee the trip.
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Cedar Valley and Postoffice Battle as Manahl Sidelined Fourteen
Cedar Valley pitcher Manahl struck out fourteen and allowed only two hits but received ragged support as the Postoffice team won 6 to 3. Claus pitched well for Cedar Valley, while Metcalf and McNally led the Postoffice offense with multiple hits and runs. Umpire Dunlevy.
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Metcalf
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oOal Smith
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van Wieck
Urle
Dunlevy
Pirates Sign Paddy Siglin To Bolster Infield
Paddy Siglin will join the Pittsburgh Pirates after the Central Association season ends. Des Moines drafted Siglin last year and Waterloo reacquired him in spring. Siglin is praised as a top second baseman hitting over .300 and strong on defense. The Pirates will pay $2,500 to secure his services. Catcher Brennan from St Louis is due to report. Hollenbeck moves to left and Brennan and Ashland handle catching. Marshalltown and Muscatine games loom as season end forces big crowds.
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Baseball Standings and Scores from Yesterday
Central Association games featured Clinton 6 Keokuk 7 and Ottumwa 8 Waterloo 4. American League showings had Boston 2 Chicago 8 and New York 7 3. National League results included Cincinnati 5 Brooklyn 6 and St. Louis 6 New York 4. Federal League games saw Chicago 4 Indianapolis 3 and Kansas City 4 Buffalo 2. American Association notes Indianapolis forfeited to Indianapolis 9 0 with Paul pitching four innings. Western League and Three T League scores listed with Des Moines Topeka 7 Omaha Denver 11 and Decatur Danville 2.
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Baseball Pools Disappear from City Stores
Candy and prize cards and baseball pools have vanished from cigar stands and drug stores citywide. The shift follows a Marshalltown crusade with arrests prompting local merchants to stop selling these games of change. Baseball pools had circulated in Des Moines and other towns for weeks before Attorney General Cosson ordered arrests of merchants operating them.
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Nes Moines
Cosson
Waterloo
Four players reach semi finals in Iowa golf title
The state golf championship narrowed to four: Arthur Bartlett Ottumwa Ralph Rider Des Moines J L Bever Cedar Rapids and Sheldon Keokuk. Bartlett beat Smith to reach semis while Rider defeated Alfred Peaslee of Dubuque. Bever beat Terry Bever and Sheldon beat Carr Des Moines in a tense day of matches.
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River Hunters Near Open Season on Mississippi Flyway
Protests by MississippI river sportsmen over the federal migratory bird law may yield an open season for waterfowl. The Agriculture Department recommends a fall and early winter period from October 1 to December 21 allowing duck hunting on the river with state law alignment in Iowa Illinois Missouri and Nebraska. If approved this year, the 1915 closed season would take effect next January 1.
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DROWNED FARMER MAID AND TWO CHILDREN IN BRANTFORD
Brantford Ont July 10 a boating accident on the Grand river killed Thomas Garnet a wealthy farmer his two children and a maid. The farm hand swam to shore and alerted others but the boat and occupants disappeared on arrival. The drowned children were ages 10 and 8.
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Uninbedled item notice from Lafayette Street
Fragmentary notice lists 3 Cans early June peas and a phone contact 18% 613 Lafayette Street. No clear event or organization identified.
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