Jays And Muscles Battle 14 Innings At Memorial Day Doubleheader
Waterloo and Muscatine split a Memorial Day doubleheader at the new ballpark. In the first game Waterloos Zackert out pitched Tuttle in 14 innings with a late single delivering Boyle a 3 1 win. In the second game Wilkus held Muscatine to one hit as Waterloo won 3 0.
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Waterloo
Muscatine
Frank Boyle
Dr. Andrews
Central Association
George Zackert
Boyle
Howard Tuttle
Zackert
Tuttle
Lawrence
Muscatine Baseball Association
DR. Stafford
Stafford
Pearl City
Curtis
Laura
Spurs
Clyde Curtis
Wilkus
Joe Wilkus
Paddy Siglin
Davey White
Bob Corkhill
Harrell
Sheldon
Brosley
Macauley
Masters
Katz
Hart
Ackert
Bromley
Musky
Siglin
Dramley
Kohr
White
al Wilkus
Letty” Wilkus
Muscatine Waterloo
Corkhill
Wintz
A. Sheldon
Lind
Keokuk
Kewanee
Indians
McGill
Med
French
Seneff
Central Association Standings and Yesterday’s Results
The Central Association shows Waterloo 0-8 and Muscatine 1-0 with Burlington at -2. Monmouth posted 4-3, Ottumwa 3-5, Cedar Rapids 2-4, Keokuk 7-3 and Kewanee 3-11 in yesterday’s results.
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Waterloo
Muscatine
Burlington
Monmouth
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Keokuk
Kewanee
Central Association
Pet
Fae
Burlingtonwee
Monmouth Staeee
Teree
Tee Eeeas
Rewanes
Where They Play Tomorrow
Ottumwa and Monmouth host games with Cedar Rapids and Burlington respectively. Muscatine visits Waterloo. Kewanee travels to Keokuk for Monday matchups.
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Muscatine
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Monmouth
Burlington
Kewanee
Keokuk
Hilton Becomes World's Amateur Golf Champion
Harold Hilton of Royal Liverpool wins the World Amateur Championship at St Andrews Scotland beating Robert Haring of Acton England by six up and five to play on a 26 hole course. This marks Hilton’s fourth title.
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St. Andrewe
Scotland
Harold Hilton
The
Royal Liverpool Golf Club
Robert Haring
Acton
England
Hilton
Hrid
Stefansson Expedition to Sail June 10 From Victoria
In Victoria British Columbia on May 31 the plan is set for Vilhjalmur Stefansson to lead the Arctic expedition aboard the whaler Karluk with stores for a three year northern stay. Stefansson’s son is due from Ottawa Monday as preparations move forward for the voyage.
Giants Sweep Philadelphia In Doubleheader
New York beat Philadelphia in both games with strong batting from Chalmers Mayer and Meyers in the afternoon and Brennan Moore Seaton and Devin in the morning. St Louis edged Cincinnati in 13th and Pittsburgh won the morning game against Chicago before rain postponed the afternoon contest. Detroit and Chicago split a pair while Cleveland handled St Louis and Philadelphia beat New York in the later tilt.
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Philadelphia
Chalmers
Mayer
Dooin
Tesreau
Meyers
Brennan
Moore
Seaton
Devin
Fromme
Marquard
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Benton
Harter
Clarke
Steele
Burk
McLean
St Louis
Cleveland
Mitchell
Bilading
Gregg
O'Neill
Carisehy Wellman
Alexander
Philelphia
Philadelphis
Standings of Western and National Leagues and American Association
Western League standings show Des Moines lopsided with Topeka, St Joseph strong at 14-4, Omaha 5-3. Sox City 8-1. rain halted morning games. National League results include Pittsburgh 5 Chicago 1 with second game rained out. Cincinnati 6-4. New York 8-6. Brooklyn 6 Boston 1-7. American Association reports Milwaukee 13-1, Kansas City 8-10, St Paul 7-7, Minneapolis 3-0.
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Denver
Lincoln
St. Joseph
Wichita
Omaha
Sox City
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Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
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Brooklyn
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Milwaukee
Kansas City
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Indiashapolia
Louisville
Toledo
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Minneapolis
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Washington
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Ussewes
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Ayees
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Weeee Vane Ane
Denver Paeee
Lincoln Veeeeenn
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Igioux City
Ceace
Topeka ’ Specie
Ottumwa doubles up Cedar Rapids in twin bill
Ottumwa swept a doubleheader at Cedar Rapids 3 to 2 and 5 to 4. Cedar Rapids led early in game one, but Ottumwa's timely hitting and four pitchers kept it close. In game two Ottumwa again rode offense to a one run win.
Giants Win FWO From Philadelphia in Doubleheader
The New York Giants swept the Philadelphia team with a 4 0 victory in Washington. Beaton and Johnson pitched as Washington beat Boston earlier in a morning game. Waverly race meeting set for June 10 to 12 promises a large field of high class horses and several Grand Circuit caliber runners. Joe P Grawe, Secretary, Waverly Iowa.
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Washington
Boetos
Beaton
Walter
Johnson
eNowers
Boston
Collins
Carrigan
Ainsmith
Williams
Groom
Joe Wood
Wood
Nanamaker
Henry
Waverly
Cedar
Waverly” ‘Racing Association
Iowa
Joe P. Grawe
McCarney Declares No More Prize Fights
William McCarney arrives in St Paul with the body of Luther McBarthy killed in a Calgary bout against Arthur Pesky. He pledges never to manage or attend another prize fight. Mrs McCarthy widow of McBarthy travels from Fargo to accompany the remains to Piqua Ohio. Referee E W Smith of Chicago and trainer Fred Sears accompany the funeral party to the fighter's home.
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St. Paul
Minn
William McCarney
Luther McBarthy
Arthur Pesky
Calgary
Alberta
McCarthy
Whittling Golf Ball Blinds Teen In Accident
Kansas City May 31. Jack Heflin aged 18 suffered the loss of sight in his left eye after whittling a golf ball until it exploded and sprayed acid into his face. Doctors fear total blindness may follow.
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Kansas City
Jack Heflin
Baseball doubleheader ends with Monmouth win over Burlington
In the first game Burlington bats were quiet with two runs on two hits facing Willis and Pressy. Rein hart Lowther Harmon homered. Bases on balls issued to Willis and Pressy. Double plays Tierney to Sampson. Stolen bases Bliss Lowther McGlade Hale Sutton Willis. Umpire Fleming. Attendance 1,035. Second game Burlington scores two with Monmouth tallying five. Batteries Humes Rolley Kisner Fingal.
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Lind
Kohr
Curtis
Siglin
Harrell
Sheldon
Bromley
Corkhill
Spurs
Waterloo
Wilkus
Gone
White
Wintz
Goes
Macauley
C. Sheldon
Katz
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Ottumwa
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Bours
Monmouth Saeeay
Masters
Ar Rapids
A. Sheldon
Kewanee
Agg
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Zackert
Musky
Tuttle
Hart
Rackert
Corkhil
Urtis
Sours
Zackert Ll White
Gores
Winiz
Loftries
Cedar Rapids
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Boyle
Pitcher House
Dunne
Cedar
Scheuler
Spicer
McCarthy
Spencer
Rando
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Milligan
Henry
Wall
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Chapman
Pierman
Monmouth
Aplt
Athletic Park
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Red” Lowther
Foréman
Burlingtom
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Lowther
Armon
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Sutton
Willis
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Sampson
Gitor Kookur Dag
Hite
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Magill
Kewanse
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Ave Johnson
Pennington
Richards
Linderbeck
Hubartt
Nickell
Andreen
We. Harvey
Crohan
OH Keokuk
Jack
Manusch
Drohan
Pases
Bunting
Reinhart
Harmon
Pressy
Tierney
Bliss
Wil-lis
Fingal
Fieming
Humes
Rolley
Kisner
Press Box Notes from Muscatine Games
Muscatine is here this afternoon and Sunday afternoon. One game tomorrow with contests starting at 8 o'clock.
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Muscatine
Waterloo and Muscatine Clubs Set for Record Crowd
The Waterloo and Muscatine teams are evenly matched and favorable weather is expected to draw a record crowd tomorrow. Frank Boyle coaches a strong club with Zackert Georgi and Clyde Curtis delivering solid performances. Umpire Jeffries pushes games along while Dr Andrews’s players depart for a southern tour after the game.
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Waterloo
Muscatine
Fang
Zackert
Georgi
St. Louis Cardinals
Frank Boyle
Jeffries
Dr. Anndrews
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
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