Cubs Handle St Louis In Shutout To Reach Four straight
Chicago won 1 0 over St Louis in a pitchers duel as Vaughn and Ames matched zeroes. Ames fanned 10, but a first inning wild pitch on a Hollecher single and Mann double allowed Chicago to score. Also notes a New York victory over Boston 9 to 4 and Philadelphia beating Brooklyn 1 to 0.
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Miller
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Cleveland
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Sister
White Sox Shut Out Tigers as Schallenbach Dominates
In Detroit, June 27, the White Sox defeated the Tigers 3 to 0 behind a strong pitching effort from Shellenbach who gave eight walks but yielded only two hits. Bush savas and others were ejected for disputing calls, while Jennings and Donovan argued with the umpire. Detroit was unable to advance despite men on base via walks.
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Tigers
Detroit
Comiskey to Meet Huntley in 10-Round Go
Tommy Comiskey of St Paul will face Lloyd Huntley in a ten round bout at the Business Men's Athletic Club in Waterloo on July 2. It will be the first boxing card here in some time and may be the last for months due to work or fight rules. Comiskey, nephew of Mike and Tom Gibbons, previously beat Huntley in eight rounds here.
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Lloyd Huntley
Waterloo
Business Men's Athletic Club
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Tom Gibbons
Burns to Fight Four Rounds in Vancouver Patriotic Bout
Former heavyweight champion Tommr Burns, now a Canadian army corporal, will box four rounds with Fred Fulton in Vancouver on July 2. In other notes, horseman Matthew Allen died at his Brooklyn home. George Sargent and Harry Lege defeated Charles Chick Evans and Warren K Wood in an exhibition golf match in Minneapolis with Evans posting a low score.
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Tommr Burns
Fred Fulton
Vancouver
B. C
Burns
Matthew Allen
Brooklyn
N. Y
George Sargent
Harry Lege
Minnesota
Charles Chick Evans
Warren K. Wood
Minneapolis
Evans
Mike Collins
Ad Wolgast
Fulton
Wolgast
Col Ins
Merkle Stages Baseball Comeback With Cubs
Fred Merkle once a New York Giants first baseman now with the Chicago Cubs is making a comeback in the National League. He leads NL hitters and fields well, proving Brooklyn manager conjectures wrong about his decline.
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Fred Merkle
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Merkle
McGraw
Pennant Dope at a Glance
Yesterday's scores show American Association games: Indianapolis 3 over St Paul and Columbus Milwaukee 2, Toledo 0 over Kansas City 6. Tomorrow's schedule lists American League and National League matchups with St Louis at Chicago and Boston at Washington, among others.
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Hasbrook to Play with Des Moines Roosters
Robert Ziggy Hasbrook, former star first sacker in the Central association, signs with the Des Moines Roosters of the Western league and is expected to appear in the lineup before week’s end after Augusta disbands this week.
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Ziggy} Hasbrook
Des Moines
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Hasbrook
Augusta. Ga
Clute's Grocery Defeats the Gas Company In City League
Clute's Grocery edged the Gas Company 6 to 3 at Cedar River Park in a loosely played game. Schroeder booted five of eight chances while Claus and Price pitched well for seven innings as errors plagued both teams.
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Cedar River Park
Herb Claus
Clute! Grocery
Gas Company
Clutes
Hartman
Schroeder
Mullan
Claus
Price
Wilson
Wild War Era News Wraps In Scattered Slices Of City Life
Disjointed clippings describe a Grand Rapids incident where William Spencer, 70, was injured after a band performance and a woman kicked him. reports mention a Chicago Tribune take on Hagenbeck-Wallace firemen and a Missouri jail sentence for a pro German. Included are sobering peacetime fantasies, Camp Custer names from Flint and assorted oddities.
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William Spencer
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wanted Stenographer Work From Home
Classified note seeking a young lady or gentleman stenographer to work at home on odd times with piano or talking machine. Address provided in the notice.
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Wichita Beacon
Charlie White to Meet K C Boy in July Fourth Battle
Des Moines reports Charlie White of Chicago, a leading lightweight title contender, will fight Fighting Harvey Thorpe of Kansas City in a 12 round bout at the Western league park on July 4. This is their second meeting after a 12 round draw two years ago in Kansas City. Thorpe is already in town training. White arrives Monday with manager Natel Lewis and trainer Joe Thom to finalize preparations. Tommy Ryan promotes the event and will arrange a title winner match against Lew Tendler, Johnny Dundee, or another top lightweight.
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Des Moines
Charliel White
Chicago
Harvey Thorpe
Kansas City
Thorpe
City
Natel Lewis
Joe Thomas
Tommy Ryan
Lew Tendler
Johnny Dundee
Johnson Pleads to Enlist With U S Troops in France
The former boxing champion Jack Johnson begs permission to join American forces abroad. Once a celebrated figure, he now seeks a chance to fight in France despite past legal troubles and a life spent in exile across Canada and Europe.
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Jack Johnson
U. S
Frank Brown Edges Foster In 20 Round Fight At Tulane Club
Frankie Brown defeated Kid Foster in a 20 round lightweight bout at the Tulane Athletic Club in New Orleans by knockout after referee Sammy Gold ruled the decision. Brown protested the ruling, and Gold then declared the bout a knockout. Brown had started fisticuffs before the finish.
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New York
Kid Foster
New Orleans
Tulane Athletic Club
Sammy Gold
Brown
Gold
Bran
Mis souri country store advert for economy autos
A Missouri country store advertises cranking day prices for automobiles and urges quick action with anxious phrasing. The note references prior generations sending sons to Germany to learn and now to teach.
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Missouri
Germany
St Paul Boxers Transition to War Service Seen in Census
A St Paul roll call lists boxers serving in the military or taking "useful" civilian work under the Crowder order. Names include Mike and Tommy Gibbons, Mike O'Dowd, Jack Burke, Robby Ward, and others at Camp Dodge, Meade, Lewis, Newport News, and more. Also noted are local fighters shifting to steel plants, farming, tailoring, and government shipbuilding drafts, suggesting few will be idle for fighting duties. Real estate transfers follow, listing several Waterloo and Cedar Falls parcels and owners in the period.
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Uncle Sam
Crowder
Mike Gibbons
Camp Dodge
Tommy Gibbons
Camp Meade
Mike O'Dowd
Camp Funstom
Jack Burke
Buff Seldt
Camp Dodges
Robby Ward
Camp Lewis
Kid” Baronne
Navy
Newport News
Jack Malone
Los Angeles
Ray Johnson
Billy Whelan
Billy Miske
Johnny Noye
Tommy Comiskey
Sammy Terri
Funeral services held for Mrs. Kennicott
La Porte City notes her death at 37 after a Monday afternoon passing. Prudence A. Kennicott born Nov 1 1831 in Pennsylvania. married James Kennicott June 19 1853. Survived by four children and 24 grandchildren with 25 great grandchildren. Local relatives and visitors attend kin events and busily share updates. Seven La Porte City youths left for Cedar Falls to enter the national army. Red Cross reports June deflated surgical dressing quota reached 4 000 pieces.
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James Nennicote
West View Cemetery
Prudence A. Thomas
Pennsylvania
Clinton County
Mich
James A. Bennicott
New York State
Iowa
East Ai la Porte City
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Bain
Brancer. Wetonk
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Hattie. Darling
Eunice Brokaw
Irene Iyle
Waterton
Nan Allison
Francis
Lynn
Cedar Rapids
Allison
John Halpin
Robert Banks
Wamego
Kan
Alpert Hudson
Banks
Robert Gibson
Chicago
McPhaden
John O'Riley
Arthur Allison
Walter Gardner
Anderson
Ind
Cora Bowman
Nellie McGaheran
Merte Brayn
Iva Burkes
Garrrison
Cityantii
Garrison
Ta Parte City
Cedar Falls
McManus Bring Up Father Comic Strip Plot Brief
George McManus brings the Bring Up Father strip to readers in a new scene showing the family’s comic clash over social pretensions and everyday mishaps. The weekly panel tease highlights Patience and Jiggs in a humorous domestic moment.
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