Gould Invincible as Muskies Crush Jays in Rout
In a one sided game, Albert Gould dominated for Muscatine, allowing only two hits as the Muskies overwhelmed Waterloo 6 to 1. Ziggy Hasbrook contributed a bases loaded single in the fourth, sparking the attack, while Dan Harrell and miscues helped seal the win for Muscatine.
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Waterloo Jays
Chiette
Muscatine
Waterloo
Ziggy Hasbrook
Albert Gould
Gould
South End
Danny Harrell
Hollenbeck
Wintz
McAvey
Sir Albert
Jays
Lardat
J. Andrews
Goulds
Attracion
Harrell
Muscatine tops Waterloo in tight baseball showdown
Muscatine defeats Waterloo 6 to 1 after a 1 1/2 hour game. Munsters Hasbrook Drum lead with two base hits each while Curtis Harrell Finnbrook Katz Wints contribute RBI. Pitchers Gould Chlette Drum combine for 12 strikeouts. Muscatine leaves eight on base. Waterloo no earned runs.
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Muscatine
Waterloo
Munsters
Hasbrook
Drum
Ohland
Hart
McAuley
Curtis
Harrell
Finnbrook
Katz
Wints
Wintz
Stollenbeck
Chiotre
Gould
Chlette
Xmuscatine
Eumo
Glenulvin
Daubert Tops NL Batting Pace Amid Tight Race
In Chicago on August 23 Jake Daubert of Brooklyn leads NL batters with a .357 average over 105 games, narrowly behind Earl Yingling who has a .373 mark in 28 games. Other top NL averages include Walsh .357 and McDonald .354 across many games, with Hyatt Cravath and Viox also high. In the American League Cobb and Jackson are close, Detroit’s .385 pace leads, while several Athletics stars trail near the top with Speaker and Collins among the leaders. The Nationals first five:
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Chicago
Jake Daubert
sEarl Yingling
Brooklyn
Jake
Yingling
Daubert
Walsh
Philadelphia
Charlie McDonald
Boston
Detroit
Jackson
Speaker
Henriksen
Lajoie
Cleveland
Baker
Philadelphians
McInnes
Eddie Collins
Gandil
Washington
Dan Murphy
Strunk
Athletics
Bert Humphries
Johnson
Stodola Dominates Ottumwa as Cedar Rapids Falls Short
Ottumwa falls 4 to 0 as Stodola limits Ottumwa to three hits aided by strong defense from Brown and Wambsganss. Sampson and Ward produce the only local hits. Stodola earns the win for Cedar Rapids in a hospital-boosting charity game. Browns split doubleheader. Monmouth also takes a split with Cooper allowing one hit in game one and a 4-3 win in game two.
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Ottumwa
Occasio
Ottumwa— AB. RH. Po.a. E. Litengol
Senno
Weed
Callahan
Wall
Samnson
House
Wise
BSO
Link
Voranzen
Cedar Rapids
Arb
H. PO
A. Ey Smith
Wambsganss
Case
West Cocc
Stodola
Doves
Ottumwa Vieceees
Brown
Sampson
Dp Ward
Wumbsgangs
Ward
West
Truck Lorenzen
Palls—Om
Lorenzen
St Doubla
Stensel
Odola
Fleming
Alphonse
Gaston
Monmouth
Browns
Vigitors
Cooper
Warden, Sapp, and Beard Lead Low-Scoring Baseball Duel
Two base hits by Pills, Irmon, and Rumler backed Beard and Sapp on the mound as Burlington edges Kewanee 1 to 0. Beard walked five, Sapp three, Warden one. double plays powered by Hunt-Richards-Haley. stolen bases by Harvey Hubartt Richards Flint Jasalle Lowther. umpires Pfrman. Time 2:26.
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Keocuk
Seneff
Jack
Miller
Tenking
Kline
Wolverton
HPO
Lund
Welch
Eure Schifebner
Simmons
Walsh
Menne
Teffries
Coopar
Royer
Monmouth
Schilebner
Jock
Chiebner
Patrick
Cooper
Rover
Garrett
O— Rohns
Kewanee
Burlington
Kowanee
AB. Harvey
Yee
Peeves
Johnson
Haley
Ves
Hubartt
Vod Calhoun
Andreen
Richarda
Beard
Drohan
Re. Lasalle
McNeil
Harmon
Rumier
Tale Ve Lowther
Foreman
Bapp
I.rmon
Rumler
Sapp
Warden
Balla
Hunt
Richards
Wid Prich
Harvey
Rchards
Flint
Jasalle
Low
Ther
Pfrman
Even Burlington Sees Muskies in Race in 1913 Central Association
Ottumwa champions slip while Sterling is ready to challenge as Burlington Hawk-Eye notes a sensational league race. Muscatine not mentioned, but muskies favored to win with Pilot Boyles machine boosting attendance. Ottumwa seen as strong but others closing in as season nears conclusion.
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Burlington
Muscatine
Boyle
Central Association
Ottumwa
Speed Boys
Egan's Men
Egan
Ottumwa Scribe Attacks Justice Bias In League Race
A Ottumwa Courier article accuses Burlington and chief writer of favoritism for Justice. It argues the league’s fairness is questioned as Waterloo is cited to have edged Burlington and Keokuk, altering standings from fifth to seventh with a 0.491 vs 0.464 percentage amid accusations of bias.
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Ottumwa, Courier
Ned Egan
Iby
Waterloo
Burlington
Keokue
Merkle's error cited as Sox shortstop miscue lashed
A chaotic game recap describes Buck Weaver’s misplay behind second base causing Oldring’s risky baserunning and a 2 to 1 defeat as the Macks edged the Red Sox while the Athletics pull nine games ahead in the standings. It notes Weaver’s omission error in the eighth with two down and Oldring on third, Eddie Collins on first, and a close stolen base call enabling Ruaigell to score.
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Munskull
Buck Weaver
Rob Russell
Macks
Red Sox
Naps
Athletics
Chicago
Weaver
Oldring
Eddie Colling
Eddie
Russel
Ruaigell
Results Yesterday I League Scramble for Standings
Yesterday’s I League results show Dubuque at .9 with Springfield Bloomington and Quincy at 3 and 1, Decatur and Davenport at 2, Danville at 3, and Peoria at 25 with innings noted. Standings are unsettled as teams chase top positions.
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Dubuque
Springfield
Bloomington
Quincy
Decatur
Davenport
Danville
Peoria
Booster Day Sunday Factory Day Tuesday Twin Bill Hopes
Muscatine club eyes an 85 000 attendance target during final year battles as Factory Day Tuesday follows Booster Day Sunday. Secretary Block and Manager Boyle aim for 35 000 attendance and many factories plan closing to witness the Cedar Rapids Bunnies versus Muskies double header with five thousand fans expected Sunday and Tuesday. Zip Zacker on nine handles Muskies against Jays with McConnaughey and Fitzgerald likely for the first game and Applegate and Hart in the second. Local fans seek a sweep to perch atop the standings next week.
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Sam Block
Frank
Boyle
Cedar Rapids
Mukies
Sterlings
Zip Zackert
Muskies
Jays
McConnaughey
Fitzgerald
Battery
Bill
Applegate
Hart
Central Association to Revise Rule on Game Protests
Central Association officials plan revising rule ten next month to shorten protest time for games. Previously managers had to protest on the field the same day, a requirement now eased after efforts by Richards Kewanee Manusch Keokuk and Hayden Burlington led to protests being dismissed post series. Managers Boyle Hough Hill and Andrews favor the change.
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Central Association
Justice
88 Richards
Kewanee
Manusch
Keokuk
Hayden
Burlington
Boyle
Gan
Hough
Hill
Andrews
Central Association Scores And Tonight’s Baseball Fixture
Muscatine beat Waterloo 6 to 1 and Cedar Rapids defeated Ottumwa 4 to 2. Keokuk won 9 to 4 over Monmouth. Kewanee edged Burlington 6 to 5 in ten innings. Today’s games feature Philadelphia at Chicago, Washington at St Louis, New York at Detroit, Boston at Cleveland, Chicago at New York, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, and St Louis at Boston.
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Waterloo
Muscatine
Burlington
Kewanee
Keokuk
Monmouth
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
W. Kl. Pet
Aee
Pees BT Monmouth A Vee
Cedar Rapida
Pet
Humphries
Chicago
Demaree
New York
McQuillan
Pittsburgh
Alexander
Philadelpia
Mathewson
Pet Johnson
Washington
Boehling
Houck
Philadelphia
Bender
Blanding
Cleveland
Matteries ObéHey
Vaugan and Archer, Teareau and
McLean
Iillifer
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Doak, Geyer
Wine
Adams
Tek
Houeck
Plankard Schang
Russel Clcott
Schalk
St. Lowis
Henry
Mitchell
Agnew
Detroit
Ford
Willets and McKee
Schultz
Gossett
North
House and Stanage
Tg Ll. Pet
Philadelphia Et Ares
Washington Oe
Chicago Seers
Boston Ce
Ee Peer
Pol
New. York
Boston Oe
St. Loui
Quincy
Dubuque
Davenport Vere Ore
Danville
Bloomington
Springfield
Tae
Decatur
Peoria
Dee
Central Association
St.Louis
Willard Heavyweight Fight Ends in Tragic Fatality
John W. Young Jr. died after a knockout by Jess Willard in Vernon arena. Surgeons cited cerebral hemorrhage as the cause. Willard and event officials were detained on manslaughter charges as promoters and the referee surrendered to authorities.
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Los Angeles
Calif
John W
Bull”) Young, Jr
Aghter
Jess Willard
Young
Thomas J. McCarey
al Greenewald
Charles Eyton
Cal
Bull
Young, Jr
Puginat
Vernon Arena
Earl Rogers
Pacific Athletic Club
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