Denison Hawks Triumph over Cedar Rapids in Wild Denison Duel
In a tangled river of errors and hits Waterloo and Cedar Rapids parts. Johnny Armstrong leads a fierce attack as Denison and his squadron rally, but Cedar Rapids edges ahead before Denison's late surge. Spurbeck and Dixon clash amid wild plays and a dramatic ninth inning.
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Johnnny Armstrong
Cletus Dixon
Rock Island
Cedir Rapkins
Dixon
Hawks
Cedar Rapids
Bee
No-Hit and No-Run Game by Ottumwa Pitcher Johnson
Ottumwa pitcher Johnson threw a no hit no run game in which Makeever stole second and third after a single as Malmgren and Pionle provided strong defense. The contest featured tense fielding plays and several baserunners, with Italy noted in the scoring column and multiple players cited for key defensive moments.
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Johnson
Ottumwa
Molina
Meline
Pytur Johnson
Ehe
Samme
V. A
Telinson
Makeever
Lo Sen
Boh
Smith
Simick
Halls
Noy
Sohne
Wild Pled
Linpirg
Pam
Lity
Turmoil in Quad Cities Adds to Tomorrow’s Schedule
Fragmentary notes show MV GAMES TOMORROW with matchups including Marshalltown at Moline and Burlington at Cedar Rapids. Mentions of Chicago, Aurora, and a fighter, plus unclear names, suggest a busy sports or event slate with several venues and times remaining uncertain.
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Chicago
Treassore
Mbddiewmiicht
Aurora
Fragmented Youth Beach Scene Mixed With Baseball Odds
A garbled early 20th century paper piece mixes a girl at the beach with a drowning or near drowning moment and a sports column on Cedar Rapids Shields and Spurbeck. It weaves memory, rumor, and clipped game detail in a sweeping, unclear vignette.
Senators Giants Idle Till Leaders Stretch Lead
Washington Senators and New York Giants moved atop the standings as rain and scheduled days off limited action. Pirates, Cubs and Browns won while White Sox lost. Eddie Moore homered for Pittsburgh and Schalk set a catching record in Chicago.
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Associated Press
New York
Washington Senators
New York Giants
Kremer
Browns
Athletics
Senators
St. Louis Browns
Mack
Robertson
Giants
John
Pirates
Mackmen
Chicago Cubs
Boston
Braves
Maranville
White Sox
Red Sox
Chicago
Philadelphia
Yesteryear
Chief Bender
Carlyle
Schalk
Fred Haney
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Hamerun Wonoes
Siureine
Srowenis
Rogers Cardinal
Sd Athletics
Standings and Scores Across Leagues Note Varied Results
Mississippi Valley League results Marshalltown 7 Rock Island 6 Ottumwa 5 Moline 60 Burlington 3 Dubuque 3 Cedar Rapids 9 Waterloo 5 American League Boston 6 3 Chicgo 3 8 St Louis 6 Philadelphia 3 New York 5 Detroit 4 Washington at Cleveland June 19 National League Philadelphia 4 Heaton 3 Chicago 15 Pittsburgh Cincinnati at New York American Association Toledo 5 4 Kansas City 0 10 St Paul 11 Indianapolis 8 Louisville 10 Minneapolis 1 Columbia 9 Milwaukee 4 Des Moines 7 Denver 1 4 Lincoln 4 3 Omaha 4 5 St Joseph 4 Wichita Oklahoma City at Tulsa rain
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Marshalltown
Rock Island
Ottumwa
Moline
Burlington
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Boston
Chicgo
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Maiadelphia
Heaton
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
vAamerican Association
Toledo
Kansas City
St.Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville
Minneanollis
Columbia
Milwaukee
Wee Lemaie
Des Moines
Denver
Lincoln
Omaha
St. Joseph
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Ee Ague
Mississippi
Waeeen Cg
Cedar Rupiaa Oe
Oteumwe
Gartington
St. Louis Ery
Cleveland Aa
Bletsburgh .Y
Brooklyn
Cinncinnatih
Wphiladelphia
ASB
Chicago T
Gaston
America’ Association
Pet LouisvUla Ab
Bud Vansas Cubs
Women in Tourney at Independence Friday
Sunnyside Country club women golfers have accepted an invitation by Independence club women to take part in a one day tournament here Friday. A large group will attend from here. Those planning to journey to the neighboring city are asked to communicate with Mrs. C N Shane.
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Sunnyside Country Club
Independence Club
Cit
C. N. Shane
Chicago pugilist Shannon dies after fall through ropes
Mickey Shannon, Chicago light heavyweight, died after collapsing from head and body blows in a bout with Harry Fay in Louisville. Fay was arrested on a manslaughter charge but released on bond. Shannon, 25, had also been known as Patsy Flannigan and Howard Palmer, and had beaten Ray at Cincinnati earlier.
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Louisville
Mickey Shannon
Chicago
Harry Fay
Fay
Way
Ray McMillan
Frostburg
al Roberts
New York
Shannon
Patsy Flannigan
Howard Palmer
Iray
Cincinnati
Harry Greb
Pittsburgh
Burlington Beats Dubuque In Tight Baseball Showdown
Dubuque prevented a sweep as Burlington defeated Robertson 5 to 3 on Tuesday. Be volunteers say Mann Swanson and Delaney sparked offense while Althea Robertson held the Bees to six hits. Game details show early Burlington runs and late scoring, with key double plays and strikes by House and Robertson. Umpires were Ferguson and Gregory. time two hours forty minutes.
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Spurbeck
Thesis Spurbeck
Hincaid
Cletus Dixon
George Denison
Altho
Pickle
Rooster Kettenbeil
Thej Tiver
Deacpoy House
Claude Willoughby
Dubuque
Blackburn
Ryan
Bunnies
Lee
Shields
Orstatti
Hawks
Clarke
Speas
White
Dixon
McDermott
Kelsey
Cedar Rapids
Groft
Pete
Peters
Miner Spurbeck
Storme
Spens
Fields
Walker
Tuarte
Swanson
Conkey
Denison
Bunny
Worthington
Paters
Roseberg
McCaffrey
Kettenbeil
Tschfelds
Huarte
Orstattl
Skansen
Re. Valle
Waterloo
Tixen
J. Hagebers
Melierstileq
Waterion
Umeppert
Schreck
Marshalstown
Rock Island
Irvin
Wendee
Ifendee
Star Baws
Wesel
Aysant
Nordy
Ed Fillinghams
Rier
al Setuiltz
Sinken
Conrad
Suny
Walsh
Hyde
Sensst
Osha
Farher
Gerkenford
O'Shea
Bors
Hera
Bryant
Pape
Strick
Hamilton
Hiamilton
Craw Pire
Kalla
Burlington
House
Robertson
Althea Robertson
Bees
Abrapoak
EL Lt
Patr
Oo i Mann
Re . Muttman
I Rutledge
Outsider Tarzan Grattan Wins $25,000 American Pacing Derby
Tarzan Grattan a bay gelding from Kalamazoo Michigan defeats odds to win the $25,000 American pacing derby in front of about 12,000 spectators. Nat Ray drove the winner. The race field included 17 entries with heats decided after lengthy starts. Ribbon Cane owned by Edward Peterson ran a heat winner. Tarzan Grattan is owned by Walter T Candler of Atlanta.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Tarzan Grattan
Nat Ray
Ribbon Cane
Edward Peterson
Omaha
Walter T. Candler
Atlanta
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NG Courier
Beloret
Denison Masters
Kettenbeit
Worshin
Hich
Atvhic Kelriy
Sain
Nai Hare
Tubiqué
Waterline
Rock Stand
Moone
Great Britain
George McManus
SY Golly
Dugan
Casey
Hey—Fellers
Tiggs
Office
Ope
Courlars
Wellington Scott
Tennessee
Ely
Bays
Pitcher
Ty Nukly
Sisanson
Mouse
Ixlanved
Archie
Phillies
Independence
Los Angeles
Chip Ace Hudkins
Nebraska Wildcat
Paul Moran
New Orleans
Phil Salvador
Fat Veron
Tommy O'Brien
New
Hudkins
Teddy O'Hara
San Francisco
Joe Benjamin
California
Sheik
Armstrong
Chesterfield
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