MANUSCHS MEN DEFEATED CHAMPS IN BASEBALL RALLY
Manuschs men toppled the champions with a ninth inning rally as Ottumwa surged, Burlington beat Muscatine, and Monmouth defeated Bunivers. Pitchers Mitchell and Turner split innings with multiple strikeouts and baserunners, while 4240 tickets go on sale for a Cedar Rapids excursion exchangeable for Rock Island tickets later.
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Ian Monmouth
Cedar Rapid
Mitchell
Rarti
Fingal
Tierney
Meune
Walsh
Mitehell
Turner
Aff
Nalt
Menne
Reinhart
A. Mirman
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Yesterday's Major League Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Yesterday results from the American League and National League show Philadelphia topping Boston 6 to 1 while Cleveland beat Chicago 3 to 0. Washington and New York drew 9 to 9. St Louis defeated Chicago 4 to 2. Pittsburgh beat New York 7 to 3. American Association games include Indianapolis 6 Milwaukee 2 and Toledo 2 Minneapolis 1. Louisville crushed St Paul 9 to 7. Western League games list Des Moines Topeka no game played, Omaha 6 Lincoln, Sioux City 4 Denver 2, and St Joseph 4 Wichita 1.
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Jn Pet
Philadelphia
Tase
Level
Ares
Eae
Boston Oc
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Louis Teen
New York Oe li
New York As
Brooklyne
Pittsburgh Ornnes
Boston
Louis Cincinnati Teas
American Association
Columbus
Bate Ee Ou
Milwaukee
St Paul
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
Emt
Ol Ape
Indianapolis
Western Teng Pee Eka
Des Moines
Lincoln
Omaha Ag
Sioux City
Ey Afb
Topeka
Wichita
Ecgyase —— Jobbers League
Courier
Galloway Thoy Postoffice
Lown Dairy
Tribune Wrens
Totas
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Chiarcana
Pittsbursh
Pittsburgh
Omaha
Onata
Denver
St. Joseph
Ot. Joseph
Duncan Aims at New World Discus Records
New York June 21 Jim Duncan the crack discus thrower is pursuing new world records this season. He trains daily with the stucer and has been throwing near record distances. Experts expect improvement over last year and a sweep of discus events in the area. Last year in Sweden many thought he would win Olympic honors but he finished behind Taipale of Finland and RB L Byrd of Chicago.
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New York
Jim Duncan
James
Duncan
Sweden
Taipale
Finland
RB L. Byrd
Chicago
Baseball doubleheader slated for tomorrow
American League action features St. Louis at Chicago and Detroit at Cleveland, while the National League schedules Wittaburgh at Cincinnati and Chicago at St. Louis.
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St. Lois
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Wittaburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Harvard Sweeps Yale In Thames Regatta Victory
Harvard varsity eight won by eight lengths over Yale on the Thames course in New London. Harvard also captured the varsity four and freshmen eight, with times 21 42 and 22 20 for the big race, in front of about fifty thousand spectators.
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New London
Harvard
Thames
Yale
Cambridge
Crimson
Yate
Catcher Jokers Release Creates Prospect for Jokerer
A jumble of player names and a note on release details points to Waddie Jokerst and Megungeer Mae as potential spring targets. The text hints at final pay and likely a quick post of new team fit, with several offers and opportunities ahead for the unnamed catcher.
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Megungeer Mae
Hriven
Pwill
New York Wins Doubleheader Against Washington and More
New York takes both ends of a doubleheader from Washington with 9 to 3 in each game. Warhop Fisher Sweeney Groom Hughes Henry Williams pounded by New York. Schultz Gossett Gallia Engel Hughes Williams finish the second win. Boston defeats Philadelphia 6 to 1 as Wood Nanamaker Taft Schang shut Philadelphia down. Chicago tops Cleveland 3 to 0 in a postponed game highlighted by Clotte’s three RBI and Chase’s four hits.
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Washington
New York
Washinton
Warhop
Fisher
Sweeney
Groom
Hughes
Henry
Williams
Washingto
TI Schultz
Gossett
Gallia
Engel
Boston
Philadelphia
Hush
Phila
Wood
Nanamaker
Bush
Taft
Schang
Chicago
Cleveland
Cleotte
Lord
Chase
Collins
Clavaland
Kabler
Mitchell
O'Neill
Cicotte
Schalk
Pittsburgh Defeats New York 7 To 3 In Baseball
Pittsburgh capitalized on New York fielding errors and timely hits to take a 7 to 3 win. Tesreau Fromme Crandall and Mayers contributed for New York while O'Toole Cole and St. Louis pitchers faced the opponent in a separate late game outcome.
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Ffittaburgh
New York
Pittsburgh
Tesreau
Fromme
Crandall
Mayers
Wilson
O'Toola
Coleman
Chance's Men Win Two Games
The Davenport Times notes Bobby Clem ent will marry Lillian Maud Clough on June 30 1919 in Marshall Missouri. Clem ent plans a brief departure from the Blue Sox to attend the wedding then joins the Benedicts on tour and reenters for the July 2 Dubuque series. The report praises Burke Grimes in his first week with the club and wishes the couple happiness.
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Davenport
Bobby Clement
Bateman
Blue Sox
Benedicts
Marshall
Mica
Jillian Maud Clough
Tri-Cities
Robert Clough
Lillian Maud
Robert B. Clemens
Bobby
Sox
Danville
Bloomington
O'Learyites
Dubuque
Weat Third Street
Roderick Hendrix
Central Association Standings and Results
Yesterday's results show Kewanee defeated Waterloo 6 1, Monmouth beat Cedar Rapids 7 0, Keokuk over Ottumwa 7 6, Burlington over Muscatine 7 5. Tomorrow's schedule pairs Waterloo at Kewanee and Cedar Rapids at Monmouth with Keokuk at Ottumwa and Burlington at Muscatine.
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Kewanee
Waterloo
Monmouth
Cedar Rapids
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Burlington
Muscatine
Ceder Rapids
Ars Monmouth
Sierra
Cedar Rapida
Ome
Waterloo returns to Central association after Three-I exit
Three-I league drops Waterloo over court costs and costs, returning Waterloo to baseball in the Central association. In its first fifteen home games, Waterloo draws over 20,000 fans, while Cedar Rapids notes a baseball tale from George Merrill of the Rock Island railroad about a heady play. Muscatine reports Hasbrouck’s high school basketball and baseball prowess, with Oliver Kohr released by Frank Boyle as Hart and Newcomer take catching duties. Ottumwa notes George Burns’ hot hitting for Sioux City and Lions City Journal praise for his five game output.
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Sporting News
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids Gazette
George Merrill
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Railroad
Muscatine Journal
Hasbrouck
Evanston Academy
Grundy Center
Musky Sterlings
Oliver Kohr
Frank Boyle
Arly
Oshkosh
Amtul
Hoyle
Kohr
Boyle
Mwe
Hart
Newcomer
Ottumwa
George Burns
Sioux City
George
Iit
Lions City Journal Scribe
Lions
Callahan
Bate Tighoners
Egan
Guthrie Center Pitcher Marion Knapp Star of Season
Guthrie Center Iowa June 21 A 17 year old Marion Knapp pitched 62 innings with 18 hits allowed 124 strikeouts and four walks. He began season scoreless in 26 innings and boasted a .360 batting average. Knapp shut out Jefferson and overwhelmed Omaha Central in the title chase, with 22 strikeouts in one game and 18 in another. Coached by Robert Smiley of Morningside.
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Guthrie Center
Marion Knapp
Knapp
Jefferson
Iowa
Omaha Central High School
Nebraska
Omaha
Robert Smiley
Morningside
Sailboat Race Promises Odd Cedar River Challenge
Three Waterloo sailors Frank Baker John Humburger and Jesse Agana all Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway workers issue a challenge to S B Perkins proprietor of the Metropole hotel for a Cedar River race between two primitively built sailboats. Winds must cooperate before the contest proceeds as Perkins and the rivals test their crafts above the dam under a rising moon and improving breeze.
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Waterloo
Cedar River
Christopher Columbus
Frank Baker
John Humburger
Jesse Agana
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
S. BE. Perkins
Mr. Perkins
Messrs
Baker
Hamburger
Boy Drowned After Canoe Upset on Des Moines River
In Des Moines Iowa on June 21 David Zimbelman 13 drowned when a trot line trapped him beneath the river bottom after a canoe overturned near Ninth street Sylvester Hellman 12 and Frank Schoonover 15 were with him Schoonover swam to shore Hellman clung to the overturned craft until rescued by F W McClary a sign painter working nearby at the baxer
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Des Moines
Tes Moines
David Zimbelman
Ninth Street
Sylvester Hellman
Frank Schoonaver
Zimbelman
Schoonover
Hellman
Will Decide Rowing Title in Intercollegiate Regatta
The Intercollegiate Rowing Championship sees 17 crews from 12 colleges in a three race format on the Hudson at Poughkeepsie. Substantial showings include Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania, Cornell, Wisconsin, and Washington in a bid for the national title as Yale did not row a preliminary contest.
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Poughkeensie
Hudson River
United States
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Carnelt
Syracuse
University of Wisronsin
Warsmen
Seattle
University of Didtfornig
Laland Stansford University
Cornelias
Harvard
Wye
Pelestert
Carnegie Lake
Yale
Tragic drowning leads to rescue attempt by McClary
McClary tried to save Zimberman after the boy disappeared in the ball club ground. He dove at the spot and found the body fastened to a hook on the troilne. Police surgeons were called but Dr. Guy E. Clift could not resuscitate Zimberman.
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Ball Club
McClary
Zimberman
Guy E. Clift
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McGlade
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Hale
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Etlis
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Moses Fattr
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Itale
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Iowa State Bank
West Fourth and Jefferson Streets
Clapper
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Byvank Transfer Co
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Wilert Shassenberger
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