Willoughby poor getaway in New York games
In New York on June 25 the Giants swept a doubleheader from Philadelphia 12 to 7 and 7 to 2, gaining four wins in the series and a share of fifth in pre league standings. The article lists box scores with players such as Ring and Willoughby for Philadelphia and Mueller Frisch Young Lindstrom Meusel Terry and Jackson for New York, noting home runs and double plays.
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Giants
Philadelphia
Cubs
ALOR
Mokari
Kurper
Grimes
Jfenning
Dluber
Wrightston
Willoughby
Night
Mueller
Frisch
Young
Lindstrom
CIA
Leach
Knight
Mokan
Jackson
Terry
Ring
Scott
Knights
Wiloughy
McLananiln
Rigler
Hart
Aetland
Fienline
New, York
Huber
Triberg
Ulrich
P'. Wierce
Bapcht
Potala
New -York
Ef Frisch
Meusel
Trerry
Florence
Cohen
McKfullen
DicQuillan
Wrightstatte
Dirich
Willams
Pierce
Waecht
Plorence
Rigier
McLaughlin
Hummel top trap shooter at Jesup club grounds
Charles Hummel of La Porte City posted 483 of 140 targets to win high gun honors at the Jesup Gun Club trap shoot. Fred Boyd of Dubuque was second with 132, Bim Castle of Charles City third with 131. other scores included Henry Steege Denver 130 and J J Wagner Dubuque 129. A drowning incident is reported at White Sulphur Springs New York where a man reportedly died after falling into a water tank.
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Charles ‘Hummel
la Porte City
Jesup Gon Club
Fred Boyd
Dubuque
Bim Castle
Charles City
Cashier
Henry Steege
Denver
J. J. Wagner
Misa Alice Fincel
Tarry Timbert
Waterloo
Harry Shepherd
Fh. G. ‘Fisher
W. F. Sutcliffe
Norwegian pole vaulter barred to perform as dancer in LA
Charles Hoff, a Norwegian pole vaulter barred from amateur competition by the Amateur Athletic Union, will appear as an aesthetic dancer at Los Angeles Athletic Club's show on Saturday. Joyzelle will be his partner, with proceeds supporting the club team’s trip to the AAU championships in Philadelphia.
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Los’. Angeles
Cal
Charles Hoff
Amateur Athletic Union
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Joyzelle
Philadelphia
Private streams for sport fishing gain support
A writer argues that commercial private fishing operations on owned streams and ponds could expand access to fishing while preserving public waters and reducing pressure on wild streams. He notes profits for landowners, potential safety and regulation limits, and envisions a structured system across America despite concerns about traditional public fishing.
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America
Rockies
Mason
East
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Suzanne Lenglen to Play Today Then Rest for Several Days
Wimbledon, England June 25 Mlle Lenglen will play in today’s matches in the royal Wimbledon tournament. After today she will take rest of several days and decide whether to continue. A specialist advised two or three days’ rest to judge her health. The decision depends on how she feels after today’s play.
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Wimbledon
England
Mie
Lenglen
Suzanne
Miles Lenglen
The Hawks Nest Injury Update At Rock Island
Hawk center fielder Johnny Rice limps after collision with Worthington but plans to start the first game this afternoon. Mrs Joe McGinnity wife of the trainer dies in McAllister China, Duquesne manager Duque now a Brooklyn coach. Kenny Storme and Huarie blaze for Lynn in the New England league. Rade Deal of Onlwein shines in Superior Wisconsin. Umpires Swanton and Wiederquist face criticism from Tri City papers over Wednesday’s Rock Island game. Christina Nissen dies at 25 from spinal meningitis in Waverly Iowa.
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Rock Island
Bunny Igame
Joe McGinnity
Tran Man
McAllister
China
Joe
McGinnity
du Duque
Brooklyn Robins
Chisux Gets Three Out of Four With Speaker's Indians
Chicago, June 25. Another left handed pitcher started against the Indians, but the White Sox won three of four in the series finale. Bly Falk homered in the third inning, sparking a three run rally, with Levsen allowing most of the damage. Cleveland’s Burns, Speaker, and Mostil had hits as Chicago won 5 to 2. Bets on Steengrate pitched six innings for the win, Buckeye took the loss, and the game featured two separate innings with scoring.
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Bischok
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Rosenthal
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Kinney Brothers Sell Winthrop Store to Uncle Robert Quinn
In Winthrop Iowa on July 25 special Kinney Bros general merchandise and grocery store sold to uncle Robert Quinn. Frank Kinney will remain to manage the business. The Kinney Bros operated the store for 20 years.
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Kinney Bros. General Merchandise
Wncle
Robert Quinn
Frank Kinney
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Kinney Bros
Tonight at Palace and Plaza Theatres with stars in new films
Theatre listings show Grystal Rudolph Valentina in The Eagie at Palace alongside Jack Holt and Lois Wilson in The Thundering Herd at Palace. Plaza features Richtéo Cortez and Greta Garbo in Thanet and Porrent with vaudeville. Rialto offers Libian Gish in Romola while Strand presents Mary Astor and Lloyd Hughes in High Steppers.
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Rudolph Valentina
the Eagie
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Jack Holt
Lois Wilson
Osage News Editor and Wife Leave for West Coast Vacation
Osage Osage News editor A. M. Guy and his wife departed for a month in Los Angeles California to attend sessions of the National Editorial Association and visit relatives.
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A. M. Guy
Osage News
Guy
Angeles
Cal
National Editorial Association
University of Iowa to start school of religion plan
The University of Iowa may launch a school of religion this fall. Prof. Ernest Lauer outlined a cooperative curriculum with state churches and planned supervision by them, while the university faculty would offer existing general religious courses. A director is sought as the chief current hurdle.
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University of Iowa
Ernest HW. Lauer
Religious Workers
von Lauer
George If.kays
Church
Lauer
Thalr
Vacation Bible School at Baptist church enrollment grows
The daily vacation Bible school at the Baptist church, in cooperation with Congregationalists, Methodists, Universalists and Lutherans, reports 125 enrollments with 25 instructors. Rev. J. N. Lyerly directs and Mrs. C. Tubby serves as secretary. The three week term runs this season.
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