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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-15
Crossed the Backbone.

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GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. July Is.
The indiana automobilists who are
travelling from Indiana to the Pacific
coast, arrived here at ] o'clock this af-
ternoon completing their trip across
the backbone Of the continent" It
took them two days and half to COM
plete the run from Denver here, clear
across the Rocky Mountains. The
tourists left Glenwood Springs, four
teen miles from here. shortly after Z
a. m. They were accompanied from
Palisade by party of local enthusi-
asts. Gov Vim. Spry of Utah, met the
party here and will accompany them
west as far as Salt Lake; Governor
Ammons of Colorado left the motorists
here. The entire midland trail from
Palisade to Grand Junction was decor
ated with orange and black banners
and welcome signs. Society girls wear
ing linen busters and goggles, will
serve a banquet In honor of the tour
lists tonight Governors A1nmons and
Spry and former Mayor Bookwaller OF
Indianapolis will be the speakers. The
party leaves for Salt Lake tomorrow
morning.
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Aviator Martin is Silent.

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CHARLEvOIX, Mich, July 10
Aviator Beckwith Ravens. who is
again in the lead in the Chicago to
Detroit flying boat cruise, rested here
early today and attempted to learn the
whereabouts Of Glenn L. Martin, who
flew out of Muskegon yesterday az
ternoon. Nothing has been heard
from Martin since he started He was
flying close to the shore and neither
Ravens Or any of the cruise officials
have any fears for his safety. They
believe he alighted last night off
some village and is unable to get into
communication with the other contest.
ants. Ravens few lat miles yester-
day, bringing his total mileage since
leaving Chicago to 637. Francis
planned to take to the air from Pent,
water, today.
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sIuaqer chapelIe 70 the Soy.

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MILWAUKEE. Wis, July Is. That
Catcher Red Kuhn and Outfieldar
Beal Will come to Milwaukee In ex-
change for Larry Chapelle, the slug
ging outfielder purchased by the Chi.
cago White Sox was the opinion here
today The local club has refused to
discuss the sale but 1t was learned
from authoritative source that in adj
dition to the players, Comiskey viii
loosen up for about $4,000.
There was much dissatisfaction
among fans today over the deal. They
are "sore' on "Commy' whom they
claimed bunked the local club out
of Beal's service In the first place
and all were pulling for trade with
McGraw's Giants.
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Richie Rests TIL September.

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf. July 10
About the only thing definitely settled
as 10 the light weight champion Willie
Ritchie's appearance in the ring is
that he will not fight again before
September. Freddie Welsh, Jack Brit.
ton, Leach Cross and Harlem Tommy
have been clamoring for chance at
the title. Richie says he doesn't care
who is named next as 1t is case Of the
promoter making the best offer land
ing the match If the bout is staged
in San Francisco, Harlem Tommy Muir
ply seems to have the inside track,
being already tentatively signed up by
Promoter Coffroth.
Several attractive offers from New
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Hoffman sues the Cubs.

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CHICAGO, July 15.-Arthur Hoff-
man, former Cub outfielder, is suing
the Cubs management for $4,000
which he claims as damages due him
by reason of his release to the Pr
ates, who in turn released him to the
Southern league.
i Hoffman complains that after sign
ing contract for 1911 and 1912 at
$4,000 year, he was traded and then
ordered by the Pirates to take rest
without pay. He claims that he was
hit in the head by ball in June
1911, and that the Cub leaders mana
ger compelled him to play despite
the injury, and he was unable to de
liver the goods
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-15
IF TT RAINS TODAY
TWO GAMES TOMORROW
First Game Would be Called at Two
O'clock, Word From Head
quarters Today.

In event the impending rain puts a
stop to hostilities this afternoon, a
double header will be played at the
park tomorrow between Keokuk and
Cedar Rapids. If the rain holds off
and allows today's game, there will be
but one game Wednesday. The first
game Of the double header would be
called at o'clock as the team has to
leave the city at 1885 tomorrow even
ing for Waterloo.
Boss Manush had "Styx" Seneff In
mind for the mound this afternoon.
Seneff should be able to go well
against the Bunny works.
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sary to perform an operation for blood
transmission.
Six Years In Service.

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WASHINGTON, July 15.-On Aug,
ust 2, Walter Johnson will celebrate
his sixth anniversary OF service in
the major league. On that date he
will pitch against the same team
Detroit-that he did as a rookie and
the Washington fans are starting a
popular subscription to present him
with loving cup.
Special exercises are planned If the
presentation idea is carried out, 1t
being suggested that President Will
son will make the presentation
speech.
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Corridor the Better Man.

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BROOKLYN, N. Y, July 15.-Man.
ager Evers today announced the re-.
lease OF Pitcher Albert Leifield. the
veteran sonthpaw obtained from
Pittsburgh, to Atlanta, and of Robert
H. Craig, young college man, to
Terre Haute in the Central league.
Craig showed some class as an in.
fielder after the Cubs secured him
from the New York state league. but
could not suppland Bridwell and Cor.
ridon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-15
Friede Takes cano. c,,,

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NEW YORK, July 15.-The inter
national, cup, a curious pitcher shaped
cup, emblem of supremacy in the
world of canoe sailing, is today in
the hands of the Manhattan Canoe
club where it will remain another
year. II was Won yesterday by Leo
Friede of New York. who defended
the cup against Ralph B. Briton. a
Canadian.
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Big Guns Attend OPENING.

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NEW YORK. July 15.-some of the
bosses Of organized baseball are In
town today to attend the dedication Of
Ebbets Field In Brooklyn. Presidents
Johnson, of the American League;
Lynch, of the National; G.. A. Com
esky, owner of the White Sox; August
Hermann, owner Of the Cincinnati
Reds and many others are ready for
the festivities.
A rival attraction will be staged al
the polo grounds when the Giants 1912
championship pennant Is hoisted on
the big pole in centerf1eld.
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old DOG YAK
ANDREWS WHIPPED
Jimmy Drohan Pounded Hard In the
Box at Burlington Yesterday
But Willis pitches
Well.
THE USUAL LITTLE ROW
When the Jays and Burlington Get
Together, There's Always a
Mess Monmouth Wins
From Leaders.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, July Is
The Pathfinders landed on Jimmy
Drohan yesterday in the most unkind
manner for fifteen hits and walloped
Jay Andrews team from Waterloo by
the score Of la to 2. Stats Willis
was on the mound for Burlington and
allowed only four hits, two to A. Shell
don and two to Siglin. The other Wa
terloo. players couldn't see the ball at
|all. Victor also struck six men out
and walked none, while Drohan did
not strike anyone out and passed five.
Libby" McNeil's home run inside
+ the fence In the fifth inning was a
feature Of the game. The ball was a
grounder and rolled to the clock be-
fore Waterloo player was able to
connect with it. Frank Foreman and
Curtis Harmon were both handy with
the willow for Burlington, each get
| ting three hits. Frank made a double
and two singles out Of four times at
lbat, and Curtis got two doubles and
triple out of five times up.
The usual row when Waterloo is
here occurred in the fourth inning
when Willis knocked a fly into lef,
! field which G. Sheldon scooped up or
the bounce. To many Of the specta
tors it looked as though the ball hat
been caught on the fly but Umpire
Glenalvin saw it better than they die
and Stats went to first on 1t ant
was credited with hit Catcher
Hanson OF the Jays was angry at thu
decision and let loose his opinion te
the jumps and was canned forthwith
I his place being taken by Ashland
Boss Andrews walked from the bench
tacross the diamond to Sheldon ant
shook hands with him to let the fan.
know that he thought the fielder
caught the ball. Aside from this lit
4 tie dispute everything was lovely.
| OTTUMWA. Iowa, July 15.-Mon
mouth won an exciting game from the
locals here yesterday by the score O
a to 8. "Slim' Burg, who was on the
mound for the visitors, was effective
up until the ninth inning, when thu
4 locals scored two runs on as many
hits after two were out. The Brown.
punched their hits. With House OF
first and Sampson at the bat in the
ninth, Umpire Carrot called Sampson
tout on strikes. Sampson protested
and for while 1t looked as If the
Jump and the player would mix 9th
er players interfered and kept the
two men apart.
i MUsCATINE, Iowa, July 15.-Tht
4 Boilermakers won great game here
'l3 to /. 1t was simply a case OF toe
much Beard and all efforts to shave
him were useless. Until Sours blast
ed homer over the right field fence
in the seventh frame, no one hat
Preached third as far as the Muskies
were concerned. Gould had one bat
inning, but after that pitched gooe
ball.
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Charlie Barrett sun SCOUTING.

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ST. LOUIS, Mo. July 15.-That
Charlie Barrett, Brown scout, has Sc.
cured Infelder Johnson Of the Eley.
enth Infantry team and Wiley Taylor
of Austin, who has twice journeyed to
the big league. was the word received
here today from Houston, Texas.
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MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Philadelphia, 2-6-2; st. Louis, 1-5-o.
Batteries-Rixey and Killifer; Har-
mon and Wingo.
Boston, ESQ; Pittsburgh, 1-6-2. Bat
teries-Perdue and Rariden; Adams,
Robinson and Simon and Coleman.
New York. $50; Cincinnati, Bill.
Batteries Marquard and Meyers;
Benton. Johnson and Clarke and
King.
Brooklyn, 9-15-1; Chicago. 2-3-4. Bat
teries-Curtfs and Fischer; Pierce,
Overall, Reulbach and Bresnahan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-15
SO DECEPTIVE
Many keokuk People Fall to Realize
the Seriousness.

Backache is SO deceptive.
1t comes and goes-keeps YOU
guessing.
Learn the cause-then cure 1t.
Possibly it's weak kidneys.
That's why Doan's Kidney pills are
SO effective.
They're especially for weak or dis,
ordered kidneys.
Here's Keokuk case.
Mrs. ]. w. Riley, IT'S G street, Keo,
kuk, Iowa, says: "One of nv family
suffered from lameness in the back,
! got q supply of Doan's Kidney Pills
from Wilkinson & Co.'s drug store.
They strengthened the back and kid.
neys and brought about an improve
ment in every way We are firm be.
levers in the merit of Doan's Kidney
Pills and never hesitate to recon-
mend them"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name-Doan's and
take no other.-Adv.
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Milwaukee Has Win Streak.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. July 15.-With
Columbus here for four day setto,
the Brewers hoped to crack another
record today. Yesterdays win was the
eighth for the locals in as many days
and set new American Association
record for consecutive games won
Slapnicka was due to go against the
Senators in the first battle this after
noon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-15
SEVEN RUNS IN
THE: FOURTH FRAME
xeokuk Skies to 500 With Strong
Hold on Fourth With Winning
Of Yesterdays
Game.
DUMMIES GET GOOD LEAD
But Indians Choke the Bases at an op.
perfume Time and Rubber ls
Hot With Foot.
steps-

ALI Oh tne runs necessary TO WIN the
wash day bill, from Cedar Rapids.
were made in the fourth inning of
yesterdays game. Up until that fire
works frame, the bunny-hug twisters
were five scores to the mustard, MAX
Ing two OF the tallies in the second
and three more In the third during a
period Of moderate generosity on the
part OF Ed. Wahl. Three shallow
singles were all that the visitors
could reach the man in the box for af-
ter the third and Speed Spencer, him
self, became as tight as an old screw
when the clout and dash of the In
dians' favorite trail concluded.
Tom Miller, clubbing scout, sweet
ened the pot with three runs by clout-
Ing noisily to right, Jack. McGafigan
and Martin scoring on the blow. Jen-
kins and Kline hoisted sail and shot
into port on double of Jacks that
went singing out in left and raped
the boards on the fence where the
tooth of time has started decay.
With Miller, Manush and Hilly on
In the fourth, Spencer put four balls
over, Jenkins walked and Miller's
run was forced. Hilly's run counted
when Wahl sacrificed fly to right.
lilly got to second after hitting hard
to the third baseman, RED" Null in
railing to hold onto a low throw which
looked possible to nab. This accounts
for the seven runs in the single SEES
sion and Spencer, touted as the best
OF twirlers for more than one year in
the aging g. A.,Bsteadied himself and
kept the remaining five hits of the
game well scattered
Cedar Rapids runs. starting in the
second, were made after two were
down. Ward was out on grounder
Kline to Manush; West singled to
left and was out, Wahl to McGaffigan
trying to steal second Jack booted
and Wambsganns, he of the Jaw
breaking cognomen, bowed to left
which looked good for only two base:
but Hilly played with the pill as i
rolled outward toward the fence am
Wambsganns got to third Mullin,
scored and Jack booted Nc
Carthy's roller which gave brit
to Wambsganns' score. Whe1
Spencer hit to Jack and tn,
second baseman tossed the ball to tn
boss. Manush let 1t slide through hi
mitts and Speed was safe. on the bag
Smith flied to Miller and the secon
frame ended
In the third Goe sent one to cente
for a bag; VAIL booted Milligan'
grounder and Ward sacrificed the rur
ners. West struck out and Mullin'
double to right, scored Goe. Wamb.
gains hit a hard fast one to center
Milligan scoring. Wambsganns die
on third, Mccarthy whiting.
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Baltimore Kid Fayorlte

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Los ANGELES, Calf, July 15.---
Kid Williams. Baltimore bantam
weight, who is to meet Charley Led
oux, French bantam weight champion.
In the Vernon arena tonight as a rule
is a 20 to IA favorite in the betting
today The bout lis for fifteen rounds
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Aspires to Beat JoI,nson,s Record

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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 155--Joe Boeh-
ling will try to equal Johnson's and
Falkenberg's ten straight season rec.
ord tomorrow. the Richmond south.
paw being Grifrith's selection against
the Browns. Boehling is aspiring TO
more than the seasons record.
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York for ten-round bouts have been re
ceived by Richie but the champion has
turned them all down, declaring that
he will not go east until September.
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French and English Golfers Come.

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NEW YORK, July 15-F'rench and
English golf players will invade the
United States next month to attack
the golf title here. This announcement
today followed the return of the
American team which has been play
ing at Laboulie in the international
match with France The Americans
will begin preparations at once to de-
feat the invaders.
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Higgins Buys Akron Finger.

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ST. LOUIS, July 15.-Manager Hug
gins reported today to President Brit
ton of the Cardinals that he has pur-
chased Pitcher Boak of Akron, Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-15
Fleming is Sick.

The game was umpired by "Styx'
Seneff of the local finging staff and
Roy Brown, hurler of the Cedar Rap
ids team. There was no kick on their
decisions and the plays went smooth
11r
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Yesterdays Results.
st. Louis. 11-12-0; New York, $50.
Batteries Baumgardner, Schmidt and
Agnew and McAllester; WARRIOR,
Schulz. Clark, Caldwell and Smith
and Hanson.
Chicago, S-14-1; Boston, Oil. Bat
teries Russell and Schalk; Foster,
Mosely and Carrigan.
Detroit, 9-13-3; Philadelphia, s-1o-3
Batteries Hall, Dubuc and Stanage;
Bender, ]. Bush and Lapp.
Washington, 4-6-1; Cleveland, 3-3-2,
Batteries Groom, Engel, Boehling
and Henry and Ainsmith; Falkenberg
and Carisch.
Where They Play.
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
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Tinker to Give Wife Blood.
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NEW YORK, July 15.-Manager
Joe Tinker Of the Cincinnati Nation.
al league team was today prepared to
leave for Chicago at moments no,
tice in case he should receive a tele-
gram stating that he is needed at the
bedside of his, wife, who is seriously
Ill in Chicago. Physicians feared that
should a crisis be reached In Mrs.
Tinker's fitness the only thing that
would save her life would be a trans
fusion operation. Should transfusioY
Of blood be, necessary Tinker will
hurry back to Chicago and to the
bedside of his wife to undergo the
operation. Owing to Tinkers out door
life on the ball field, he is in excel
lent condition, but an operation is
likely to keep him from the game for
some time.
She is Better.
CHICAGO, H.. July 15.-Decidea
Improvement in the condition of Mrs.
Tinker, wife of the manager of the
Cincinnati Reds was noted by the
physicians today and members Of the
family decided not to summon Tink.
er to her bedside. 1t was stated at
the Tinker home in Oak Park today
that 1t probably would not be neces-
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tin, Mullin.
Three base advantageous.
Strike outs-By VAIL, A; Spencer,
1.
Base on balls-off wahl. 2; spen
Ger. 5.
Passed balls-Jenkins.
Time of game-1:25.
Umpires-seneff and Brown.
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Sporting Views
By the Editor


.5oo!l
Some little team that can win half
its games when mid-season is on.
And with late start, too.
Five out of the last eight games.
Stick and team work are doing the
business.
Still there are those who say that
Manush doesn't know this manager
ial business as he should. Quincy
didn't like Tom Hackett and would
INT play ball for him. Nick Kahl step.
ped In and now Quincy is soaring
around the top Of the three-lamp cir.
cult. The manager has something to
do with the success of ball club.
1t is pretty evident that Manush is
succeeding or the homers would be in
last place and blame the position on
to the late start and unfriendliness OF
the manager. But things are Just the
reverse.
When the team goes away tomor-
row night, Keokuk will be without
baseball for twelve straight days. The
club will not be home until the TWEEN
ty-ninth of the month. The road
games will be played In order at
Waterloo, Cedar Rapids, Muscatine
and Ottumwa. Several double head.
ers will have to be played to make
up the rainy day and muddy ground
sessions that were missed.
It listens well to hear that Ed.
Vail is back In the harness again.
The support accorded the twirler was
fair yesterday, although not up to the
usual standard.
About two dozen more games to be
played at home before the pennant
chase Is decided.
Rollin I. Benefiel, who has been
sporting editor of the Quincy Journal
for the last six months, left for his
home Leon, Ia. last night, in Ill
health. Benefiel has several friends
in Keokuk who will wish for him
speedy recovery. The resigned Quincy
dopester has been filling the fans In
the Illinois town with some real, live
reading matter during his administra-
ton.
Besides being pitcher, catcher,
first baseman, outfielder and coacher,
"Styx" Seneff goes into the game
and umpires. Wonder If there's any
end to that kids accomplishments !?
They say Styx can play the piano and
sing. The bunch would rather see
him play bail than do the parlor
stunt.
Keokuk has won five out OF the
eight games played at home this
trip. There will probably be double
header today or tomorrow and the
bunch will pull for a couple OF more
victories before the road is hit.
Charlie Barrett, the scout with the
st. Louis Browns is down in Texas
just now, picking up two or three
good ones. we note in the telegraph
dispatches today,
Hes any one heard from Connie
Bresnahan, lately?
Belden Hill has been playing Roy
Brown. the pitcher, In some Of the
games. in the outdeld. because Brown
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c. F. CONRADT, City Ticket Agt.
and johnson St. Phones 906 and 1872
is hitting well this season. Hill
knows he has a good man in Brown
and every one else does.
9th and johnson St.

Is hitting well this season. Hill
knows he has good man In Brown
and every one else does.
Red Corridor figured in two double
plays in the Brooklyn game yester-
day.
Tommy Miller has that deep, deep
well that Ed. Reichle owned when he
played center field with the locals a
year or two ago.
Now that It is certain that the Keo-
kuk team will stick in the Central
Association, 1t will be good time to
work up a resolve to attend all Of
the games when the club gets back
home again and help out the suffering
treasury.
II 1t isn't home run with Jack, it's
at least double. pretty nearly al
ways.
Bureau County Republican: Admir-
ers of Tommy Drohan. the crack out
law pitcher, who was given a try-out
with the Washington Americans this
season, are attempting to form pool
to secure the services of Tommy for
the Princeton Tigers A proposition
has been made to the management OF
the team to pay half of Drohan's sal
airy if the directors see fit to sign
him up for the remainder of the sea.
son. list was circulated among
the fans on Tuesday evening and a
number Of them agreed to pay five
dollars month toward Drohan's sal,
airy.
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Where They Play.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
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Five out Of the last eight games.
Stick and team work are doing the
business.
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Score bY lnnInna

Cedar Rapids 20 0 o o o 0-5
Keokuk ........0 0 z o o o x-7
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Summary.

Stolen bases-Iack, t2); Hilly.
Sacrifice hits Ward.
Sacrifice fly VAIL
Two base hits-Jack, Miller. Mar.
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Some little team that can win half
its games when mid-season is on.
And with late start, too.
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Games Today and Tomorrow.
Cedar Rapids at Keokuk.
Monmouth at Ottumwa.
Kewanee at Muscatine.
Waterloo at Burlington.
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II It isn't home run with Jack, it's
at least double, pretty nearly al
ways.
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Red Corridor figured in two double
plays in the Brooklyn game yester-

Tommy Miller has that deep, deep
well that Ed. Reichle owned when he
played center field with the locals a
year or two ago.
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CENTRAL ASSOCIATION.
Standing OF the Clubs.

MONDAYS RESULTS.