Muskies Rally Past Jays In Pent up Ninth Comeback
Ormsby started for Muskatine, allowed three runs in the first inning before Tuttle shut the door. Waterloo answered with a late strike, but Muskatine held on for a 4 2 victory behind tight relief and timely hitting. Wintz sparked late life, Wetzel and Masters produced key hits, while McMillan labored early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Ormsby
Andrews
Muskies
Green Bay
Ormsby
Howard Tuttle
Boyle
Tuttle
Vns| Ltors
McMillan
Spara
Borle
Joe Wintz
Dhat
Harrell
Master
Sours
Masters
Spurs
Wetzel
McNeeler
Runser
Hasbrook
Siglin
MecNeelet
Tuistle
Wintz
Jays
Rum ¢Ama
McAuley
Hill
Sheldon
Huitenberk
Sivlin
Wentzel
Muscatine
AB Rhpoa E Surtis
Waterloo
White
NeAuley
Holmes
Mustatine
Ashland
McMillian
Sigtin
Stglin
Me Keeler
Fleming
Standing of the Clubs in Major Leagues and Associations
Baseball standings across Central Association National League American League Federal League and American Association show multiple results. Notable tallies include Marshalltown 23 Ottumwa 2 in the Central Association and Chicago 6 Cincinnati 2 in the National League. Other scores list St Louis 7 Detroit 1 New York 0 and Philadelphia 10 New York 2 in various matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milisburgh
Chieagy
Vincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Hoston
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Amie
Boston
Central Association
Burlington
Clinton
Murcartine
Keokuk
Cedar Rapids
Marahutltown
Ottumwa
Waterloo Oae
Chitamea
Cincinnati
Gus
TA Aborgeh
Chicas
AKG
Louis
Eorev
Federal League
Wwl Pet Halt
Gil Chicago
Brooklyn Tee
Tndahapolis
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Kansas City
Resolute Wins Seacost Defender Trial Race
The Resolute of the New York Yacht Club defeats Alexander Cochran's Vanitie in the second trial for the defender's cup. The race ended with Resolute a few lengths ahead after time allowances, leaving one race each in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Resolute
Flag Officers’ Syndicate
New York Yacht Club
Alexander S Cochran
Vanitie Yester
Teaslity
Vaniile
Gilbertville Daily News Brief: Local Notes and Transactions
Gilbertville June 1 Jacob Ett had an operation for appendicitis Tuesday. Sister M Abagasta is in St Francis hospital Waterloo. Mrs M Delagardelle Florence Kurtenback and Mr and Mrs Bloes and Mr and Mrs Nick Ketman mentioned. Nick Phillips and Peter Wester were business callers in Waterloo Wednesday. Gilbertville Grain and Lumber Co took in about 18 carloads of grain last week. Michael Delagardelle was a status caller in Waterloo Thursday. Farmers in the area busy plowing corn. Mrs Mary Holbach sick with appendicitis. Classified advertising of the Courier always profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilbertville
Jacobett
M. Abagasta
St Francis Hospital
Waterloo
M. Delagardeile
Florence Kurtenback
Bloes
Nick Ketman
Nick Phillips
Peter Wester
Gilbertville Grain & Lumber Co
Michael Delagardelle
Mary Holbach
Wilkus Traded for Bruce Evans in Baseball Swap
Joe Wilkus who deserted the club Tuesday has been traded to Manager Regan. The local club receives Bruce Evans in return. Evans, previously with Traverse City and Hauniel, is well known locally and is expected to report in fine condition after a brief stint with the It tumwa club. Emmett Ormsby, the big right hander from Omaha, was released after yesterday's game for failing to show sufficient class to keep him on the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wilkus
Regan
Bruce Evans
Eyons
Evans
Hauniiel
Myer Hough
Central Association
Waterloo
Traverse City
Egan
Ittumwa
Emmett Ormsby
Omaha
Catches trout with his hands on a dammed stream
In San Francisco, H T Davenport of the Western Pacific Railway describes a strange fishing scene. A friend, owning a small valley, dammed a stream to drive alfalfa irrigation, then released water to catch mountain trout leaping from the creek. The account details a rough, improvised method and results, with many trout left and a sense of humorous novelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
H. Tavenport
Western Parifhc Railway
Washack
Xevada
Niny
Washington Wins Doubleheader and Defeats New York
Washington swept a doubleheader against New York winning 2 to 0 and 6 to 3. Shaw outpitched Caldwell in the first game and homered for Washington. In the second game Washington bundled three hits in the sixth inning to pull ahead as New York failed to capitalize on Engel’s chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Shaw
Caldwell
Bunelling
Lita
Engel
Orany
St Ealing
Yenry
Nanamaker
Chicago 6 Pittsburgh 5 in ninth straight loss for Pittsburgh
Chicago edged Pittsburgh 6 to 5 as Harmon struggled and Dumphries faltered in the sixth allowing Chicago to score four runs. Cheney relieved and the visitors built a late lead after two strong innings with bunched hits and slow fielding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Harmon
Halls
Dumphries
Cheney
Chicag
Tiumphries
Archer
Kandehoer
O'Toole
Gibson
Kafora
Federal League Scores Reach Across The Field
Pittsburgh defeats Buffalo 3 to 0 as Yamnitz limits the visitors to six hits with a lone second inning flare. Indianapolis outslugs St Louis 9 to 6, scoring three in the ninth. Chicago edges Kansas City 5 to 2 behind Hendrix’s mound work. Brooklyn trips Baltimore 10 to 4, ending Baltimore’s recent surge as Wilhelm and Conley fall from the mound.
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Kansas City
St. Louia
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Soterda Yamnitz
Pitttsburgh
Anderson
Blair
Camniyz
Berry
St. Louis
Jame
Santa
St Louis
Ahan
Indianays
Kaiserring
Moseley
Rariden
Kreupper
Brown
Green
Crandall
Sion
Chicago
Ehnenen
Batie
Hendrix
Wilson
Packard
Engenreth
Tune
Baltimores
Brooklyns
Wilhelm Aud Conley
Marshalltown Defeats Ottumwa in League Play
Marshalltown hit Ross freely to beat Ottumwa 13 to 6 as errors plagued Ottumwa in a ragged fielding game. Key players included Ross Link Girth and Andreen. In Clinton, the Pilots fell as Mitchell and McCoy were tagged while the visitors bunched hits for the win.
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Marshalltown
Ross
Ottumwa
Link
Girth
Andreen
Clinton
Ieadera
Pilots
Mitchell
McCoy
Clintop
Burlington
Fingal
McQuade
Danville May Lose Franchise Over Springfield Game
Springfield faces reimbursement from Danville after Danville refused to travel for a league contest. Umpire Brown awarded the game to Springfield 9 to 0 as Three-I League president Tearney ruled Danville’s no show unwarranted under league rules. Directors may meet to address today’s scheduled game as Decatur’s salary dispute hangs fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Doyle
Danville
Tean
Brown
Watchmakers
Tearney
Three-I Ieague
Chicago
Boyle
Danville Club
Terrney
Decatur Club
Majestic hosts new season with The Oliver Players opening
At the Majestic theatre manager Fenberg receives congratulations for bringing a new program. The Oliver Players begin performances at summer prices with On the Stroke of Twelve as the opening play. Crowds grow nightly and the Majestic touts a cool theatre experience. An ad notes Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder troubles. Local baseball saw three homers in a 10 to 4 win with Lafitte Shaw and Murphy hitting long balls.
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Fenberg
The
Majestic
Spallers
Oliver Players
New York
Bremen
W.M. Golden
Equitable Lif Assurance Society
Clarksville Notes Highlight Local Visits and Banquet
Clarksville residents welcomed visitors from Dry Creek West Virginia and Das Moines while Miss Lissie Houston prepared to move to Adrian Michigan. The Brest alumni banquet at the Presbyterian church drew 32 members and elected officers. Decoration day events drew large crowds and raised over $60 for the old cemetery association. Local news covers car accident near the river bridge, community visits, and school events including the 1914 class commencement and a Colson Springs picnic.
Decoration Day notes and local visits in Janesville
In Janesville on June 21 H H Pippert visited his parents in Nora Springs. Decoration day weather was fine and the crowd was about normal. Mrs T R Hand and children stayed with friends. Abner Pepin traveled from Oklahoma to attend. Mrs L H Finch of New Hampton visited Miss Lee Rowe. Paul Eriner who delivers Sunday funny papers will quit for vacation. a replacement will be found. Alumni dues are due by June 4 for a public program June 6 at 7:45 PM at the M E church. no admission. The Foreign Missionary society will host a program and refreshments at the M E church Thursday afternoon. The Ladies Cemetery association meets June 6 at 2 PM with Mrs Van Epps.
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Janesvile
H. H. Pippert
Nora Springs
T. R. Hand
Abner Pepin
Oklahoma
Minnesota
L. H. Finch
New Hampton
Lee Rowe
Paul Eriner
Heey
The
Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
van Epps
Floyd Visitors and Local Movements Across Floyd
Mr and Mrs Austin Miller of Mason City hosted visitors from Floyd including Mr and Mrs Carl Hills and Susie Hills of Waterloo. Chas Thompson of Chicago stopped in during Decoration Day. Miss Amy Wilbur returns home from Cresco teaching duties. Carl Perrin of Cedar Falls visited relatives on Decoration Day. Mrs Ellen Jackson of Waterloo visited the Miller home. Mr and Mrs Plant of Mason City visited Low Miller’s home. Leonard Turnmeyer of Nashua and Henry Anderson's family hosted visitors. Miss Oaly of Sisseton S D is visiting H H Meyers's grandparents. Prof H J Thompson left Tuesday.
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Floyd
Austin Miller
Mason City
Carl Hills
Susie
Waterloo
L. L. Miller
Chas. Thompson
Chicago
Floyd Decoration Day
Amy Wilbur
Cresco
Carl Perrin
Cedar Falls
Decoration Day
Oldest County Horse Noted At June Hearings
June 1 reports John J Anderson heard a 30 year old horse described as a slick old fellow and possibly the county’s oldest horse. Rev Father William Netthbel of St Donatus visited Mike Staebell, clerk for primary election, refused to serve. Mrs Baigh and baby visited John Ortner. Thursday schools had a picnic at Pilot Grove. Rev Rohlman visited Rev Kopecky. Some oat may become too rank. Schmitt Bros installed lightning rods on St Francis church parsonage. Corn rushed in at Dewar and Dunkerton last week. Jim Stewart reported a flood near his home last Wednesday. Join Kurtz and family of Jesup visited John Ortner’s. Grandma Wingert of Raymond visited A Ortner’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
J. J. Ortnet
Wingert
Raymond
A. Ortner
Plainfield Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Travel
Plainfield activity includes Mrs T. Hunter visiting her parents in Larimore last Tuesday. Miss Lulu Wodseller closed Nora Springs school and returned home for summer. Mrs Haviland and sisters hosted 41 friends before leaving for Minnesota for the summer. Mrs Inez Foutch returned to Illinois after visiting the Fuller home. Mr and Mrs Wes Renn and daughter of Waterloo were weekend visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Wes. Renn
Waterloo
Nashua Residents Visit Family and Friends
Visitors in Nashua include Mrs. Nettle Peterson and her sister Mrs. D. Farnsworth staying over with the Farnsworths while Dell French travels to Nashua to see his father. Joe French spent several days there with his son Dell as Orcutt Bros. sold 1,050 cement blocks to Louia Brase and set an eight foot barn wall. Mrs. W. Kern traveled to Waverly to visit her son Dr. L. C. Kerh who is ill in the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Farnsworth
Dell French
Nashua
Arlington Echoes Memorial and Commencement News
Miss Hazel Anderson returns from Valparaiso for home duties while Mrs. J. J. Griffith and baby Bert of Osceola and Mrs. F. A. Hunt of Shell Rock visit Rev. and Mrs. Barton. Memorial sermon given by Rev. H. R. Jones. Dr. Bower sells practice to Dr. Hazard. Goodspeed dies at 15, Decoration Day observed, graves decorated, services in city park led by Rev. Barton. James dies after long illness. Baccalaureate and commencement for Arlington High, class of 1914, with 11 graduates delivering orations.
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Hazard
Iowa City
Naubert A. Goodspeed
A. A. Goodspeed
Arlington
Rev
Barton
James
Arlington High School
Christian Church
Thurssday
Morrison Family Visit Travels Through Center Point
Center Point on June 2 reports Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morrison visiting relatives. Mrs. Morrison is remembered as Miss Ta Wilson. The Misses Perley, Petheram and Leonard, who have been engaged in school work here, left for their homes. D. O. Dunbar and daughter Mary of Chicago visited Decoration Day with Mr. and Mrs. Gee Dunbar. Mrs. Chas. Fee arrived Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Point
Herbert Morrison
Morrison
Ta Wilson
Perley
Petheram
Leonard
D. O. Dunbar
Mary
Chicago
Dunbar
Gee
Chas. Fee
Local visits and farewell events mark Center Point week
Mrs H serious illness brings family visit as Mr Fee and Mrs Geo Stairs from Wichita stay three months with grandparents Mr and Mrs Jan North. Cedar Rapids guests include Ben Rowley family and Carl and Deves Orphan. Prof and Mrs Irons host farewell at Methodist church before he heads to Central City. Elza Newland returns from Chicago University for summer. Graduation program by 12 member class features orations and music with green and gold colors. Decoration day draws many former residents from Cedar Rapids. Grades present a program at Christian church. Men for good fitting Oxfords continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Nora Gott
Robert Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Christian Church
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Greene
Old Cemetery Association
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River Bridge
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J. E
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Charlen City
Guy Knowlton
Clara Sutter
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Colson’s Springs
Janesville
Barclay
Plainfield
Matines
William Farnum
Kathlyn Williams
Thrilling Motion Pictures
Byvank Transfer CO
Patterson
Burley
American Tobacco Company
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