Waterloo Umpire Forfeits Game In Fifth In Protest
Waterloo beat Ottumwa 9 to 0 after umpire Garrett forfeited the game in the fifth following a dispute over a third-base call. Friction arose when Katz and Fitzgerald were ejected and manager Boyle was ordered from the park. The game had been close before the forfeit, with Waterloo leading 9 to 2 in the fifth.
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Waterloo
Garrett
Tierney
Fitzgerald
Katy
Masters
Kase
Katz
Frank Boyle
DePalma Wins Elgin Road Race In Fast Time
Ralph DePalma won the 302 mile Cobbe trophy event in 4 hours 31 minutes 58 seconds at Elgin Illinois. Joe Dawson finished close behind in 4 hours 58 minutes 52 seconds in a Deltal car with De Palma’s Mercer leading. The race covered 36 laps of roughly 12 miles each, with Williams Chandler driving a Mason. DePalma’s 66.8 mph average surpassed the previous record, kicking off Elgin Nationals.
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Elgin, Ll
Ralph DePalma
Joe Dawson
Blatter Waaner
de Palma
Buns Do The Expected And Divide Twin Bill
Two teams split a twin bill as Monmouth and Cedar Rapids faced late innings. Home runs by Schliebner and Leal highlighted the games with solid pitching and fielding from Dunn and Bitter. Attendance was 136, umpire Kemings officiated.
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Monmouth Nv
Nitye Schliebner
Lasalle
Lowther
Harmon
Rumlerer
Leal
Moneil
Bitter
Burge
Bagen
Dounle
McNell
Ratman
Sarnalle
Yankee boats to rage in England
New York August 30 The Dis turb er Ill the hydroplane that won the free for all championship and the Wrigley cup at Chicago was shipped by owner Amey A Pugh to England to compete for the British international trophy for motor boats Ankle Deep owned by Count Casimir Mankowski the first boat selected to represent America in the races was shipped to England last week The Harmworth cup races will be off the Isle of Wight beginning September 11 Tonight Barge Mississippi Last appearance this season Ady.
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New York
Chicago
Amey A. Pugh
England
Count Caaimir Mankowski
America
Isle of Wight
DoD Summary Of Base Hit Events And Outs
DoD summary notes two base hits by Calhoun and Richards with Richards credited for two. Wolverton pitched seven innings and struck out 15. Double plays linked Misler to McGattigan Andreen to Richards Andrean to Haley Harvey to Halsy. Stolen bases by Calhoun Richards Seneff Hilly. Time of game 125 minutes.
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Burlington
Monmouth
Acoba
Jeffries
Tiger
Hoyes Kewanee
Indiana
Richards
Andreea
Bender
Wolverton
Eigh Rowanee
Bo PO
Harvey
Dhat
Johnson
Hiley
Q Calhoun
Hubartt
Andra
Richarda
Ad House
Peel
Keckuk
Jnningeixewanoe
Kookuk
Dod
Calhoun
Rich
tung—Andreen
House
Haila
Misler
McGattigan
Andreen
Andrean
Haley
Halsy
Seneff
Hilly
Bill Hromley
Preman
Cobb Within One Point of Swat Leader Cobb
Cobb stays within one point of major league batting lead as weekly unofficial stats show him at 380 with Joe Jackson at 391. The Detroit star has 424 hits in 18 seasons at bat. Cobb’s rival records include 164 hits in 419 at bats. Other leaders and top batters from both leagues are listed with several Philadelphia and Pittsburgh players highlighted.
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Chicago
Ty Cobb
Joe Jackson
Detroit
Cleveland
Cobb
Jackson
Speaker
Boston
Henriksen
Lajoie
Collins
Philadelphia
Mornnts
Baler
Candil
Washington
Schacter
Dan Murphy
Strank
EB. Murphy
Crawford
Baumann
Shotton
St. Lauia
Jake Daubert
Brooklyn
Yingling
Walsh
C- Mc-Donald
Gravath
Hyatt
Pittsburgh
Myers
New York
Shafer
Wheat
Fletcher
Hugging
St. Louis
Walter Johnson
Demarees
Humphries
Pet
Johnson
Houck
Hochiing
Render
Wood
Mathewson
McQuillan
Ay Alexander
Philadelphi
Muscatine Still Has Chance At Ten Win Title
Controversy swirls in Central Association pennant race as Ottumwa faces possible penalties after July 6 doubleheader protest led by umpire Glenalvin. Muscatine clings to slim hopes. changes hinge on Justice’s ruling and upcoming results to reshape standings and potential title outcome.
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Glenalvin
Ottumwa
Muncatine
Lwil
Muskies
Central Association
Burlington
Kenanac
Frank Boyle
Justice
Pune
Muscatine
Kewanee
Woda
Pat
Tao
Boyle
Garrett
Iist
Monacatine
Manager Boyle Protest After Forfeited Game to Jays
Frank Boyle protests a game forfeiture to Waterloo citing Umpire Garrett’s loss of judgment. He details the incident to President Justice, including ejecting Pitzgerald and Kats, the quick forfeit, and seeks reversal and a planned double header with Fleming expected this Saturday. Boyle calls the decision a raw deal and asserts continued pursuit of justice.
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Boyle
Jays
Garrett
Frank Boyle
Waterloo
Justles
Journa
Musky Leader
Duke
Justice
Pt Pitzgerald
Kats
Keokuk
Kate
Fitzgerald
Fleming
Standings of the clubs in major leagues and notices
American League results show Cleveland 3 St Louis 0 and several games postponed by rain. National League games include Cuba 6 Pittsburgh 1 and Philadelphia 3 New York 2 in ten innings. other leagues list various scores and forfeits. Also includes worm medicine advertisement and drugstore notice.
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Cleveland
St. Lowi
New York
E Dyress
National Eenue
Cuba
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Lewin
Cincinnati
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louie
Washington
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Bickapod
Indian Medicins
Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store
Boston Co
St Louis
Coluba
Chicago Cone
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Htep. Clube
Quincy
Dubuque
BOS Panviilo
Davenport
Decatur
Springfield
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