Cubs Continue Losing Streak Against Phillies in 10th Straight Loss
Philadelphia hosts Chicago after outbating the Cubs but dropping their tenth straight game 8 to 3. Martin, Gaw, O'Farrell and Meadows, Trogresser listed on batteries. Giants beat Reds 6 to 2 as Salles, Fisher, Wingo pace New York. Pirates fall to Braves 3 to 0. Hamilton, Schmidt and Fillingim, ONeill noted. St Louis defeats Brooklyn 2 to 1 after 15 hits by Leal. Goodwin, Clemons, Smith, Mitchell, Miljus, Miller credited with the win.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Martin, Gaw
O'Farrell
J; Meadows
Trogresser
Giants
Cincy Reds
New York
Cincinnati
Yesterias
Salles, Fisher
Wingo
Toney and Snyder
Pirates
Braves
Boston
Mass
Pittsburgh
Hamilton and Schmidt Fillingim
Oneill
St. Louie
Brooklyn
Leal
St Louis Ooos
Goodwin
Clemons
Smith
Mitchell
Miljus
Miller
Terre Haute Beats Cedar Rapids In Nine Run Victory
Terre Haute Indiana defeated Cedar Rapids yesterday with strong batting from the Bunnies. Palm's southpaw rhythm troubled the visitors while Terre Haute topped Cedar Rapids 9 to 3. Hardgrove, Winkleman and Palm each earned two base hits, and Schulte led with a trio of hits including a double.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Clink
Cedar Rapids
Palm
Bunnies
Abrhatpore
Evers
Collins
Schulte
Meyer
Winkleman
Krehmeyer
Dee
White Sox Take One Out Of Four
Chicago defeated Boston in the final game of the series 6 to 4. Weaver hit two homers into the left field seats in the first inning. Other games noted include St Louis beating Washington 7 to 4, Cleveland beating Philadelphia 8 to 5, and Detroit losing to New York 5 to 0 as part of a slate of baseball results on June 12.
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White Sox
Chicago
Boston
Tod. Weaver
Uatterins
Pennock
Schang
Pater
Schalk
Senator
St. Louis
Louis
Washington
St Louis
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Selecting the American Olympic Rifle Team for Antwerp 1926
Selection of the United States Olympic rifle team for the Antwerp games is complete. Over 100 picked riflemen from the army navy marine corps and civilian ranks practiced at Quantico May 24–26 for three days each. The qualification used 300 and 600 yard drills with 10 10 10 and 20 shot stages.
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Beverloo
Antwerp
Belgium
United States
Stockholm
United States Marine Corps
Quantico
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
National Guard
United States Army
Pennant Race Standings and Rifle Team Selections
The report outlines standings in the pennant races with detailed rifle shooting results. It notes 12 competitors securing spots, lists American League and National League leaders, and describes selection of five at large for a small three league rifle team to compete in 22 caliber events. It mentions Olympic team members, government ammunition testing, and notes on officials and support for the team.
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American League
T. G. Brown
Cleveland
A. B. Rathrack
U.S
H. Hird
Branerett
Detroit
Maj
Lindroth
E. G
National League
J. T. Lawless
TG. Pet
J. Jackson
Brooklyyn
R. N. Henshaw
Philadelphia
L. Peted
Rockford
Jana
Sergi
D. Fenton
O. M. Sehriver
U.S. Terre Haute
Cedar Rapids Moling
Rock Island
WA. Lee
U.S. NL
Schofield
U.S. A
Lawrence Nuesslein
C. T. Osburn
F. S. Hird
W. Leushner
United States
Frankfort Artsenal
Anso
Cedar City
Mo. A
Dubuque City to Send Lou Butler to Antwerp Olympics
The Dubuque Chamber of Commerce plans to send Lou Butler the University of Dubuque athletic star to the Antwerp Olympic games. Butler, a prominent track figure, is training hard and will depart in June for tryouts after competing in major events such as the inter-allied games in Paris last season.
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Dubuque
Chamber of Commerce of
Lou Butler
University of
Cedar Rapids to Sign Three New Players
Cedar Rapids announces it will sign three new players when the team returns for a game next Tuesday. Manager Frank Boyle aims to bolster the wing after the club has lost eight of its last nineteen games. Weidell refused to pay a fine and quit, while Joe Wilson left for Pittsburgh due to illness.
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Cedar Rapids. In
Frank Boyle
Weidell
Evansville
Joe Wilson
Pittsburgh
Sisler Surges in AL Batting Lead as Speaker Maintains Edge
Chicago reports George Sisler of the St. Louis Americans rising from seventh to second in AL batting, trailing Tris Speaker of Cleveland who leads with .381 while other stars like Meusel and Daubert push National and American league standings. Batting leaders across leagues, home runs, and base steals are listed with players from Washington to Chicago among the top rosters.
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Chicago
George Sisler
Louisamerican
Tris Speaker
Cleveland
Speaker
Juli
Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Billy Miske
St. Paul
Jack Moran
Ulars
Kalam Ieh
Rice
Washington
Kalamazoo
Mich
Homer Smith
Benton Harbor
Bob Ealers
Batte Jack Roper
Meusel
York
Johnson
Ruth
New York
Judge
Milan
John
Collins
Jamieson
Murphy
Daubert
Jake Daubert
Cincinnati
Robertson
Roger Hormsby
St. Lou
Williams
Philadelphia
Max Carey
Pittsburgh
Groh
Nicholson
Young
Roush
Duncan
Cinclnnati
Myers
Brooklyn
Waterloo Gas Men to Battle Jesup Team Sunday
The Jesup twirlers travel to Waterloo Sunday to wrest the City league crown from the Waterloo Gas Company team. Readers expect a large crowd as Jesup aims to avenge prior losses after two defeats. The game starts at 3 p.m. Sunday at Cedar Park.
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Waterloo Gas
JESUP
Cedar Park
Waterloo
Waterloo Gas Company
Hne
Trans-Mississippi Bar Finalists Named in Midwest Meet
Rock Island June 12 Clarence Wolff of St Louis and Robert McKee of Des Moines reach the trans Mississipp bar final. McKee Iowa state champ among youngest entries. Wolff defeats Harlow Hurley of Topeka in semis by wide margin. Meei Kee beats Francis Dickinson in bracket. Also notes fencing tryouts in Philadelphia and Latonia Derby today with Paul Jones and Upsatara among contenders in a 15000 purse event.
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Mwee
Rock Island
Clarence Wolff
St. Louis
Robert McKee
Des Moines
McKee
Iowa
Ray Qouimet
Kansasity
Lynn Johnson
Minneapolis
Wolff
Harlow Hurley
Topeka
Meei Kee
Francis Dickinson
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Paul Jones
H. P. Whitney
Waterloo Riflemen Invited to State Shoot at Camp Dodge
Waterloo marksmen are urged to join the state rifle shoot at Camp Dodge on June 26 and 27. A crack team from Camp Dodge winners will represent Iowa in a national match at Camp Berry in late August. Interested shooters should contact W. H. Durchdenwald or the Courier office promptly.
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E. R. Stotts
State Rifle Association
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Camp Berry
Waterloo
W. H. Durchdenwald
Courier Office
First Saturday Games Moved. Park Schedule Reflects Wednesday Result
The City league reports no games at the park this Saturday as the Moose beat the Naumans 7 to in a Wednesday makeup. Foresters vs Naumans set for June 15 offers the next park appearance. YBM and Nauman games drew close scores. Catholic club eyes a rematch. League standings will publish once seven inning games are standardized.
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Altho
Moose
Nauman
Moosa
Naumans
Foresters
Waterloo Driver Wins Second in Motorcycle Endurance
Waterloo motorcyclist A. R. Bray, employed at the Frederic Boatz company shop, wins second place and a loving cup from Harley Davidson through the State Association of Motorcyclists after driving a twin Excelsior 300 miles in 12 hours 57 minutes in Cedar Rapids endurance run. He traveled with Ira Albert, Clifford Sorenson and M. A. McCormick, then completed a Cedar Rapids to Iowa City to Tipton loop and back, three laps totaling 300 miles. Bruce Walters of Iowa City won first.
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A. R. Bray
Waterloo
Frederic Boatz Company
Harley Davidson Company
State Association of
Bray
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Ira Albert
Clifford Sorenson
M. A. McCormick
Market for coconuts surges in Philadelphia city
Amid soaring prices, a local market reports rising coconut demand. Mrs. Charles Flieschman bought a coconut and found whisky poured into the shell after an odorless milk, with a wax plug used to seal the cavity, indicating illicit filling.
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Philapdelphia
Charles Flieschman
Flieschman
Llfeschman
Chronicle of Chicago Court: Russell Charged with Intoxication
Thomas Russell appeared before Justice Boyer in Chicago on a charge of intoxication. The brief note records a clerical or procedural hearing with no immediate disposition or further details provided.
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Chicago
Thomas Russell
Justice Boyer
First all women jury convicts in San Francisco case
Justice Teal watched as San Francisco court’s first all women jury declared the defendant guilty and then offered a surprising reply explaining they voted guilty or not guilty per the judge’s instruction. The judge adjourned pondering the impact of women jurors. The page also notes the largest U.S. diamond found at Manchester Virginia and an ad praising Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach trouble.
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San Francisco
Teal
Courtroom Quip On Carbolic Alcohol Mix Cited
In a courtroom a defendant named Russell admits drinking half a quart of alcohol mixed with carbolic acid. The judge questions the claim as deadly, while Russell quips that half a quart made him feel good. His avoidance of death and subsequent arrest are noted in the police report.
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Russell
Undertaker
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Dard
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Vanatie
Cocoanu
Manchester
Chamberlain
Mamie Bertel
Moberly
Rock Island Brewing CO
Rock Island, Ill
Lily Distributing CO
Waterioo, TA
Hereford
W. A. Cowell & Son
W. 4Th Bt
Sporting Goods
Bob Apfel
Lafayette ST
Union Motor Car Go
Waterloo, Iowa
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Jilson-Miller Automotive CO
Jefferson ST
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Ralph H. Cramer
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