Burlington Drubs Dr owan's Blues in 14 to 2 baseball game
Burlington and Waterloo clashed at Athletic park as Vic Willis dominated on the mound for Burlington, allowing only six baserunners. Curtis Harmon sparked a big fourth inning with a three run double and Frank Foreman added a trio of hits including a run scoring double. A. Sheldon led Waterloo with a homer and timely hits, but Drohan was repeatedly hammered by the Burlington lineup in a game that featured fourteen runs, fourteen fly balls, and a brisk 1:30 duration.
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Burlington Boys
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Athletic Park
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A. Sheldon
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Libby” McNeil
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McNeil
Herry Elis
White
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Dow Bie
Hale
Libby
Due McNeil
Harry Ellin
Hallarmon
Ellis
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Drumm
Hanson
Joe Ashland
Sigin
Monmouth Wins Exciting Game Over Local Champs
Ottumwa Iowa July 16 Monmouth won an exciting game from the locals by 4 to 3. Slim Burg pitched well until the ninth when Monmouth pushed two runs across. Wall Nickell Lund Welch led with three, two base hits and Burg struggled with five walks. Time 1 31 Umpire Garrett.
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Slim” Burg
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Simmons
Fingal
SOX SECURE CHAPPELLE FOR MILWAUKEE STAR
Chicago reports Larry Chappelle, sensational Milwaukee American Association outfielder, sold to the White Sox. Coniskey acquires Beall and a catcher, plus cash. Chappelle to report immediately after batting around .859 and drawing major league bids. Also notes Muscatine 3 Kewanee 1 in local action.
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Chappelle
Chicago
Larry Chappelle
Milwaukee
White Sox
Coniskey
Beall
Brooklyn 9, Chicago 2 in strong late run
Brooklyn ends a ten game slide with a 9 to 4 win over Chicago after seven hits apiece for Reusbach Pierce and Overall. Curtis issued eight walks but allowed only three safeties as Chicago fell behind early.
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Pierce
Reusbach
Curtis
Bresnahan
Fischer
Newcomer Sent Back to Omaha
Roger Newcomer, a hard hitting catcher for Muscatine, is returned to the Omaha Western league club after injuries and need for immediate infield and outfield readiness prompt his release. Pitcher Krueger from Manistee State League signs, expected to arrive today to bolster the pitching staff.
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Roger Newcomer
Omaha
Boyle
Rajah
Krueger
Manistee
Connie Lewis
Hub Hart
Souis
Ted
Russell Wins for White Sox in Chicago Shutout
Boston yielded to Chicago 8 to 0 as Red Russell held the Red Sox to a single hit and Chicago bunched hits off Foster. Washington defeated Cleveland 4 to 3 in ninth inning on Turner error and McBride triple. Detroit beat Philadelphia 9 to 4 after late scoring surge. St Louis overwhelmed New York 11 to 1 behind a twelve-hit attack.
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Waterloo player looms up strong in state tennis finals
Fast play in yesterday's state tennis tournament preliminaries and first round produced brief, one sided scores. The feature match saw W. H. Gilman of Sioux City defeat W. H. Hospern of Orange City 7-5 6-4 despite a wounded ankle, followed by a 6-3 6-4 win over H. A. Bryan of Des Moines. Looming contenders include Rath of Waterloo Bradley of Des Moines Hutchinson of Rockwell City Branson Scribner Enright Barton Adams and Beyer among others showing strong play for the finals.
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W. H. Gilman
Sioux City
W. H. Hospern
Orange City
Gilman
Haspern
H. A. Bryan
Hoe
R. A. Rath
Waterloo
Fred Bradley
R. D. Hutchinson
Rockwell City
R. L. Branson
Mitchell
A. Scribner
Omaha
Olin J. Sweet
H. L. Beyer
Grinnell
M. Enright
Brookins
John Barton
Sioux Falls
Joe Adams
CENTRAL ASSOCIATION STANDING AND SCHEDULE
Burlington 14, Waterloo 2, Keokuk 7, Cedar Rapids 5, Kewanee 8, Muscatine 1, Monmouth 4, Ottumwa 8. Waterloo at Burlington, Cedar Rapids at Keokuk, Kewanee at Muscatine, Monmouth at Ottumwa. Yard of thanks extends to friends for aid in bereavement. J Olson and family. Rheumatism warning and Foley Kidney Pills ad.
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Waterloo
Keokuk
Cedar Rapids
Kewanee
Muscatine
Monmouth
Ottumwa
J. Olson
J. P. Olson
H. Heyer
P. M. Berg
Laura Dennison
L. Pet
Muscating
Mulhall Denies Selling Letters In Hearst Blackmail Case
Martin M. Mulhall, longtime lobbyist for the National Association of Manufacturers, testifies to Congress that he did not sell or intend to sell a mass of letters. He says a broker offered up to 150000 to publish them, denying blackmail and offering to present witnesses and letters to support his case.
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Washington
Martin M. Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate
Senate Committee
Mulhall
New York World
Reed
Barry
Hearst
World
Maxwell
Louis Seibold
Seibold
Fortieth Iowa Reunion planned for Knoxville
The Fortieth Iowa Reunion association announces the next gathering will be in Knoxville on October 8 and 9. The regiment, largely drawn from Marion Jasper and Mahaska counties, was mustered at Iowa City in 1862 and mustered out in 1845. Marion County provided over a third of its members, totaling 345 including officers and staff.
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Fortieth Iowa Reunion Association
Knoxville
Fortieth Iowa Infantry
Marion
Jasper
Mahaska
Iowa City
Marion County
Free Prescription for Men Promises Quick Restorative Cure
A healer advertises a free copy of a prescription claimed to cure nervous debility and lack of vigor in men. It promises fast home use without medicines, sent in a sealed plain envelope from Dr. A. E. Robinson of Detroit after writing for it. The pitch stresses dramatic results and compares costs to typical doctor fees.
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A. E. Robinson
Luck
Detroit
Mich
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