Sterlings Beat Muscatine in Third Shutout Week
Kewanee ill Aug 18 Spec l after Pitcher Shanty House set a league record by pitching thirty eight innings without a score against Muscatine, the Boilermakers blanked Muscatine for the third time in as many games. Dave Taur blanked the visitors twenty five innings, while Muscatine was limited to six hits across the two games. The largest crowd of the season watched a muddy, rain affected day as McConnaughey and Taylor pitched for Kewanee and Muscatine bats struggled against weak scoring chances.
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Kewanee
Ill
Shanty House Ad
Muscatine Club
Boilermakers
Central Association
Muscatine
Weel
Sterlings
S. House
Dave Taur
Auin
Uless
Raer
McConnaughey
Haley
Calhoun
Taylor
Tayl
Hasbrook
Zasbrook
Faor
Fitzgerald
B.m.’S
Spurs
Gould
Hobartt
Hart
Harvey
Fitz
Richards
Sours
Andreen
Mike
Masters
Johnson
Richard
Hubartt
Sullivan
Pres
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R. H. PO. A. E. Curtis, Cf
Harrell
Katz
Spurgz
McConnoughey
Fleming
Shanty House
White Sox
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House
Grimes
Ottumwa
Haasbrook
Jeff
Manters
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Eye
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Curtis
Kats
Bours
McConneagney
Cies
Goulds Posen Eee Ve
Ming
Kowanee
Risherds
Harvey Johnson
Dane
Net Stars Ready for Newport Tournament
Newport R I Aug 18 A regiment of jade tennis players entered the Casino grounds for the 33rd national championships in singles. It will take about ten days to crown the year’s champion with doubles matches set for Wednesday. The event pits East veteran players against West youth, with all four doubles entrants from the Pacific coast. The standout today was R C Seaver of Boston versus R Norris Williams of Philadelphia amid Newport’s hot sun and light breeze.
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Newport
R. I
Jawe
East
Pacific Coast
R. C. Seaver
Boston
R. Norris Williams
Philadelphia
Aviator Sidney Pickles Fails Coast Tour Start
Yarmouth Eng Aug 18 Sidney Pickles an Australian aviator substituting for Harry Hawker failed to get a hydro airplane airborne after two fast nights of 240 miles. The craft was battered by waves water filled engines and both pilot and mechanic were in danger of drowning before rescue. The English Scottish coasts tour was abandoned with another start planned from Southampton on Wednesday.
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Southampton
Brownies Sweep Muscatine In Dual Wins At Keokuk
Indiana, Monmouth and Burlington report heavy minor league action as Monmouth defeats Ottumwa 6 to 5 and 4 to 1, Burlington tops Cedar Rapids 9 to 1, Keokuk handles Waterloo 3 to 1, White Sox recruit Shanty House dominates Muscatine in a no run game setting a league record across Keokuk and Ottumwa.
Iowa Loses Star Punter in Stuart
In Iowa City on August 18 special report says Dean Stuart of the University of Iowa, a punting end and star pitcher, is ruled ineligible for the 1913 eleven. He played professional baseball this summer and Cincinnati reportedly offered a National League contract. Athletics director Kellogg notes summer baseball legislation is fading but infractions rise as semi pro teams spread across Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Towa City
Dean Stuart
University of Iowa
Cincinnati
Nelson ‘A. Kellogg
Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Pirates End Slump With 4 2 Win Over U I
The Pirates snapped a losing streak by routing U I 4 to 2 at South End park. Hopkins pitched well after a rough first inning, allowing two runs while Vetter took the loss for U I. A sharp double play featuring Burns, Fuller and O Leary stood out as a key defensive moment. West Ends edge Mulberry 12 to 4 in 12 innings at Weed Park, Edward Wallett belted a grand slam in the fifth with bases loaded.
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Pirates
South End Park
Into
Hopking
Vetter
Hopkins
Burne, Fuller
O'Leary
Bcorsuy
Lane
al & le
Fuller
Schroeder
West Enda
West
Mulberry ‘Uttern
Weed’ Park
Edward Wallett
President Injustice Logos on Waterloo Gazette
A fragmented OCR item from a Waterloo paper references Justice and President themes with garbled phrases. It hints at perceived injustice in or toward justice, mentioning terms like Injustice and Justice amid broken punctuation.
Cherries and Milk Fatal for Two Lads
In Bellefourche South Dakota two young brothers, sons of Joseph Geville, died after eating cherries and drinking milk. Physicians attributed the deaths to an apparent berry milk reaction. The incident occurred yesterday with the two boys consuming a basket of cherries followed by a quart of milk, dying within minutes to hours.
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Bellefourche
Joseph
Geville
Seimate
Weekend Baseball Roundup From Keokuk to Monmouth
Saturday results include Keokuk defeating Waterloo 5 to 2 as Wahl pitched steadily and Siglin and Hilly starred in the field. Cedar Rapids beat Burlington 10 to 2 with Roy Brown going 4-for-5, including two doubles and a homer. Monmouth topped the Browns in ten innings 5 to 4, Reinhart delivering a three-base hit in the tenth and Callahan adding a long fly as Jack Royer debuted for Monmouth with seven strikeouts.
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Keokuk, Ja
Wahl
Indiana
Waterloo
Siglin
Hilly
H. E. Burlington
Cedar
Jacoba
Davidson
Hale
R. Brown
McCarthy
Royer
Monmouth
Browns
Reinhart
Callahan
Jack Royer
Muscatine
Inrae Ottumwba
Betsil
Lorenzen
Link
Jeffries
Results from yesterday in major leagues and associations
Baseball scores listed show results from yesterday across leagues. Central Association games feature Kewanee defeating Muscatine and Ottumwa edging Monmouth, with other results noted for Burlington Cedar Rapids Keokuk and Davenport Springfield Quincy Decatur Peoria and more. American and National League scores include Chicago New York St Louis Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati and St Louis results with several shutouts and noted innings.
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New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Boston Aero Sae
Detroit
St. Louis
Sete
Eae
Cme
Pittsburgh Oe
Brooklyn
Boston
Louis
Cane
Cincinnati
Quincy
See
Dubuque
We Ae
Davenport
Danville
Tessee
Bloomington
Springfield
Decatur
Peorla
Peoria
Central Association
Kewanee
Muscatine
Monmouth
Ottumwa
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Keokuk
Waterloo
Pittsburgh
Teague
Blémington
G Dent
Central
Muscazine
Cedar
Ravida
Loy
Oe Keokux
B. Watertes
Waterloo Courier Calls For New Central Association Leader
The Waterloo Courier claims the Central Association needs a new president as Justice faces pressure from Tom Hayden and others. J T Hayes of Davenport is floated as a possible successor, while critics say Justice has allowed Hayden to push rules, including prohibiting practice games with Central Association clubs. The piece notes past clashes with Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Muscatine and questions fairness of rules about sick or injured players. Mrs George Reames and daughter Marion return home after visiting F Miller in Webb City and Burlington news closes the item.
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Central Association
Waterloo Courier
Justice
Courier
J. T. Hayes
Davenport Club
Tearney
Tom Hayden
Burlington Club
Couriar
Burlington
Western Association
Hayden
Webb City
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Muscatine
Belden Hill
Frank Boyle
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R.H.E. Ottumwa
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Burg
R. H. E. Ottumwa
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Cooper
Rohns Bunyo Bunnies
Pathfinders
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R. H.E. Burlington
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Stodola and McCarthy
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Chellette
Indians
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Jenkins
Mackmen
House Blanks
Yankees
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Chicago White Sox
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Rustice
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Gazette
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Roy Brown
Jake
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