Pirates win belated rally to seize third place
In a belated rally Pittsburgh overcame New York 4 to 3 as Coleman doubled driving in the winning run after a 2-0 deficit. Wagner held without a hit in the series. Other games saw Philadelphia beat Chicago 12 to 4, St Louis edge Boston 6 to 5, Cincinnati topple Brooklyn 4 to 1, and Detroit defeat Washington 4 to 2 amid rain, with Johnson’s rough start contributing to Washington’s loss.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Coleman
Wagner
Adams
Conzelman
Barmon
Gibson
Delmaree
Mayers
St Louie
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Phila
Louig
Plank
Brown
Lapp
Schang
Baumgardner
Mitchsl
Agnew
Detroit
Washington
Jones
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Williams
Alnsmith
Dubuc
Stanage
Ventral Association
Burlington
Waterloo
Keokuk
Marshalltown
Muscatine
Clinton
Chicago
Boston
Iain
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Baltimore
At Louis
Indianapolis
Buffalo
American Association
Stt. Paul
Cleveland
Kaneras City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus
Denver
Wichita
Omaha
Sioux City
Topeks
Lincoln
St. Joseph
Des Moines
Bloomington
Springfield
Peoria
Danville
Decatur
Davenport
Standing of the Clubs Mana hl Robbed of No Hit Game
Postoffice Defeated Courier and Reporter 3 to 0. Waterloo travels to Keokuk and Marshalltown to Burlington while Clinton visits Ottumwa Cedar Rapids plays Muscatine. A couple united in marriage Wednesday June 17 at the bride’s mother home before about thirty relatives and friends. Miss Goff a long time Buchanan county teacher and former Hazleton principal. The groom a young farmer near town. They will start housekeeping on the farm. Miss Mabel Christianaoy goes to Des Moines to work as bookkeeper for T. hk. McCurdy for two weeks.
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Ik. H. Boteler
Presbyterian Church
Mise Goff
Buchanan County
Jesup
Hazleton
Clube
Burlington
Muscatine
Waterloo
Keokuk
Cedar Rapids
Caoton
Marshalltown
Ottumwa
Ian
Aku E
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Loui
Washington
Boston
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Chaclonati Ous
Louisane Og
Pittsburgh
Failadelphia
Pet Og
Peeks N . Tee
Louis
Louisville
Cleveland Eed Ag
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Walter Manah
Postoffice
Frank Champe
Courier
Manahi
Champe
Fpurrell
Place
Metcalfe
Carson
Manahl
Geyer
Champa
Struffacher
Purtell
L. Link
Shortston
McNally
Bussier
Hartman
P.O. AE
Willey
Smith
al, Mink, Ss
Price
Mowee
Postofice— AB. R.W. P.O. A. EL Purtell Ss
Mart Yan Eman
Winthrop
Ark
Little Babe
Charles Curtis
Lucille Dillon
Tipton
Lila Short
Aut Coe College
Wm. Dillon
Oklahoma
Frank Daniels
Shell Rock
van Eman
Wayne Hasbrouck
Leff
Great Falls
Mont
Nichola
Ruth
Montana
Jolly Circle
Esty
Wm. Oleson
Edgar Miller
G. M. Miller
Myrtle Bigelow
Fayette
Finley
Andla Boteler
Coe College
George Sims
Fairbank
Whittier, Tal
Julius
White River
John Kent
Hazeton
Margaret Goff
Helen Goff
Moses Shep
Sioux Falls
Waverly
Thelma Godding
Mia
Beulah
Sleepy Eye
Minn
H. Curtis
W. B. Ash
Myron Chambers
Winfred Dawson
New Hampton
Dawson
M. L. Stebbins
Miss Willard
State Brary Commission
Clyde Hamlin
Frank Claus
August Hoppenworth
Market Street
Fred Bergman
Fredericksburg
Todd
Depki
Rey
Rausch
FEDERAJ LEAGUE SCORES CHICAGO TOPS PITTSBURGH IN EXTRA INNINGS
Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 3 to 2 in ten innings as Fisk held the Pirates to two hits. Other games: Kansas City 2 Baltimore 0. Brooklyn 6 St Louis 4. Indianapolis 5 Buffalo 3. Includes box details and pitchers Cullop Easterly Bracklin Land Willett Simon Knapp Blair Kaiserling Rariden. Advertising line about Town Lumber Co. net price $1.26, sale $2.50.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Fisk
Camnitz
Berry
Wilton
Kansas City
Baltimore
Cullop
Kansas
Wilhelm
Smith
Cantey
Jacklitsch
Easterly
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Bracklyn
Finneran
Land
Willett
Simon
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Ind
Knapp
Blair
Kaiserling
Rariden
Bunnies Beat Ottumwa 12 to 2 in Muscatine
Ned Egan's Halpin started for Ottumwa but the Bunnies broke a tie in the sixth inning, scoring three and adding five in the seventh to win 12 to 2. Ottumwa led early but Cedar Rapids and others posted late runs as Boilermaker teams dominated the day. Teams listed include Ottumwa, Muscatine, Clinton, Cedar Rapids, and Cedar Rapids.
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Ottumwa
Ned Egan
Halpin
Bunnies
First baseball match game played on record at Hoboken
Sixty eight years ago the Knickerbocker and New York clubs played the first known baseball game at Elysian Fields Hoboken N J. Players were from leading New York families. The batter chose where to throw the ball and gloves were unused. The game featured underhand pitching and outs after three plays.
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Knickerbocker
New York
Elysian Fields
Hoboken
N. J
Hazleton Visit Notes and School Bond Vote
Hazleton residents host visitors from Winthrop Tipton and Fayette while plans for a new district school house advance. Bond election results show 170 in favor with 8 against as 189 votes are counted.
Colorado Vacation Offer Promises Rest and Education
Rock Island Lines promotes a Colorado vacation emphasizing outdoor sports and scenery. The ad highlights fast all steel trains to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo with convenient schedules and dining car service. Travel experts assist in planning economical trips and arranging hotels camps and boarding. Contact agent C A Barton or request illustrated booklets. Limited fares apply June 1 to September 30.
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Colorado
Rock Island
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
C. A. Barton
Hal
Ray
Rock Island Lines
Des Moines Life Building
Des Moines
Towa
Amputations and Local Notes From Waverly
Waverly reports Ernest Ferris, C G W conductor, had his leg amputated after infection. he rests easy post op at Mercy hospital. Also mentions community updates: weddings, visits, illnesses, library cataloging work, and Luther League district convention participants traveling to Hawkeye with Rev. Rausch.
Bristow notes social, travel and local events
Bristow items recount visits and trips by H Digging and G W Appleby families. A hampton boy breaks a leg delaying a pleasure trip. News covers graduates Ruth Corey and Anna Jones, strawberries scarce, and community gatherings in Marble Rock Greene and Floyd areas. Funeral for Elmer Rendall, 63, and illness in Rameey family are noted. Local visits include St Paul Waterloo Lamberton and Portland.
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Bristow
H. Digging
Dubuque
G. W. Appleby
Chicago
Indiana
M. Reeve
Washington, D. C
Hampton
Veltora
Thelma Klinck
Minneapolis
T. D. Klinck
L. B. Kiinck
Ezra Sonafrank
W. A. Sonafrank
United Brethren Church
Ruth Corey
Ross Conservatory of Music
Waterloo
B. H. Corey
Anna Jones
Lamberton
Minn
Wm. Hutchinson
St. Paul
Portland
Ore
Local guests visit Marble Rock families this week
Misses Maud and Margaret Perrin and Dorothy Allen of Waterloo visit the Misses Julia and Ruth Shephardson. Mrs. F Ackley of Chicago stays with Mrs. BR. Oakes. Mrs. Michel and two daughters from LeClaire IA visit the S. W. McNinch home. Mr. and Mrs. Jewlt Haynes also mentioned among the guests.
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Marble Rock
Maud
Margaret Perrin
Dorothy Allen
Waterloo
Julia
Ruth Shepardgon
F. Ackley
Chicago
BR. J. Oakes
Michel
LeClaire
S. W. McNinch
Winthrop News Roundup Includes Visits and Travel
June 18 Winthrop Iowa news notes B H Clark and family return from North Dakota visit Miss Mary Ryan home from Sinsinawa Wis for summer vacation Mrs Jake De Greif and two daughters visit Independ ence B H Clark family to visit Central City Miss Bosale Wallick returns to Waterloo from 10 day stay with Trene Peterson Dan Shine and wife Iowa City over Sunday M A Dunlap and wife Arlington visit Aura Bird home Mr Carney Tipton visiting daughter Gene Miller Hardwood Flooring Plus small lots for sale by Iowa Lumber Co
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Winthrop
B. H. Clark
North Dakota
Mary Ryan
Sinsinawa
Wis
Jake de Greif
Independence
Clark
Central City
Bosale Wallick
Waterloo
Trene Peterson
Dan Shine
Iowa City
M. L. Shine
M. A. Dunlap
Arlington
Aura Bird
Mr. Carney
Tipton
Gene Miller
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Demarke
Cheney
Pierce
Plerea
Stack
Bresnahan
Needham
Marshall
Deschger
Burns
Rt. Louis
Sallee
Perritt
Steele
Wingo
Grutcher
Perdue
Whaling
Ciincinnati
Allen
Schmutz
Ineinnat
Benton
Clarke
Alen
McCarty
Scott
Foy
Leonard
Ning
Porter
Muscatina
Federaj
Bereen
Town Lumber Co
Edvertisamant
Kegan
Wambs Ranss
West
Fitton
Hruska
Metlinger
Wambseanss
Spencer
Wambsgan
Fulton
Ward
Mellinger
Norvold
Kennedy
Ralph A. Dunkelb@te
West Fourth Street
Union Station
Cedar Rapids AB. R
HPO
A. B. Smith
Lund
Gi Ward
Wambsganss
Falton
C. Lingle
P. Ees
Ottumwa AB
Reinhart
Seneff
Mulligan
Silvan
Kensel
Carrigan
Barrett
Betall
United States
Philippines
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Alaska
Japan
French Athletic Association
H. P
Guy W. Campbell
Waterloo, Town
Bridge St
Bucklin
Roy Sours
Floyd
Sours
Roy
R. Rameey
Sam Sours
Elmer Rendall
B. A. Davin
Randall
Iowa Lumber Co
Palace Theatre
Hearst-Selig News
Plainville
Biograph Drama
Panama Canal
San Diego
Panams Pacide Expanision
Ashers
Hamburg-American Line
West Randolph St
Cedar Valley
Cedar Falls
B. W. Grove
Metiestia A pTy
Fitzgerald
West Feart. Street
Straw
Panama
Asestic
Minnie Maddern Fiske
Betty
Oliver
C. J. Miller’s Drug Store
Illinois
Kemble's
Third and
Jefferson Streeta
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