Keokuk Muscatine Duel Marks Narrow Win In Sixth
Watkins labored five innings before leaving after an attack by Muscatine in the sixth. Penner mopped up as Muskies piled on two runs in the eighth and ninth to reach a final tally of 8 to 1. Packert limited the Indian batters while Keokuk enjoyed a strong early rally.
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Hruska
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Fletcher
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Harrison
Red Sox
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Burlington
Pathfinders
Jones
Gross
Clinton
Rolley
Darrow
Nine Conference Records Broken at Urbana Track Meet
Wisconsin won the fifteenth Western Intercollegiate Conference meet at TiInais field by one point over Chicago. Missouri was third. nine conference records fell in sixteen events with standout performances by Coe and Iowa entries. Dee Little to be Grinnell captain for next year. Waverly race meet opens with multiple horse events and notable speed trials.
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Western Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association
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Simpson
Claim Boyle Has too Many Players
In Muscatine in June 19xx the claim arises that Frank Boyle is carrying thirteen players plus himself after Eggleston returns. Names listed include Baum, Comatock, Lac Beau, Griffin, Swick, Harvey, Holocher, Exsleston, Braowa, McQuulloch, Penner, Asher and Watkins. Rumors of unsigned players and league-rule investigations prompt scrutiny. Waterloo has many players awaiting an independent team setup with Jim Jeffries and others as potential headquarters.
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Doak Defeated Moran's Phillies Three Innings
St Louis, Mo June 7 St Louis beat Chalmers and Demaree to win a three run game as Doak and Snyder kept Philadelphia scoreless until Luderus drove in a run. Cubs 8 Giants 6 Chicago won with strong hitting as Tesreau and Schauer faltered. Boston beat Cincinnati 5 2 in ten innings on a late rally aided by Daoin misplays.
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New York
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Schauer
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Boston
Cincinnati
Daoin
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Whaling
Lear
Wild Bill Donovan Loses in Tigers Slugfest
In Detroit on June 7, the Detroit Tigers defeated the New York Yankees 6 to 4. Wild Bill Donovan managed the Yankees for seven innings as a slugging contest unfolded, with Cavett and McKee catching for New York and Cottrell and Unamaker for Detroit.
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Detroit
New York
Mich
Wild Bill” Donovan
Tigers
Cavett
Donovan
Cottrell
Chicago Edges Pirates In Federal League Battle
Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 10 to 6 in a hard hitting Federal League game. Pitcher Knetger struggled and was withdrawn after Dickson collected three hits off him.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Knetger
Dickson
Leclaire Relieves McConnell as Visiters Frustrated
In a Pittsburgh Chicago game the visitors top through nine innings but fall 6 to 4. Hendrix replaces McConnell in the sixth and shuts down the visitors until the ninth. Batteries include Knetzer Dickson Leclaire Berry Hendrix and Wilson.
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Leclaire
McConnell
Hendrix
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Knetzer
Dickson
Berry
Wilson
Summer Resort Postcard Vibe Echoed by Washington Star
The Washington Star captures a mood of leisure and escape through postcard imagery and captions. The piece suggests a place that embodies sunny retreats and memorable seaside scenes as a cultural snapshot of resort culture.
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Dee” Little
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Claett, Peabody & Co., Inc
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Gubs
Andon
Ino
Mr. Mavings
Ralph Mason Hix
With William Elliott
Paramount Travel Pictures
All Star
Famous Players
Mrs. Lake
the Plaza
Crystal Theatre
Richard Nea
Francis X. Bushman
Nell Craig
Bryant Washburn
Ernest Maupain
Gray & Davis
Ford
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R. M. Tharp Auto Repair Company
FHM
Sycamore Street
Guy Campbell & Company
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