Monmouth Triumphs In Stiff Matchup Win Streak Extends
Waterloo falls 12 to 4 as Monmouth displays strong hitting and solid defense. Key plays include a Homer by Monmouth, plus multi hit efforts from Wall Kampxon Fingal and Menne. Pitcher Mitchell fends off Keokuk threats with 6 strikeouts while Preasy allows three runs in relief.
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Waterloo Charged With Exceeding Player Limit
Keokuk and Burlington clubs protest games won by the Jays to President M. E. Justice, claiming the Waterloo club violated the Central association limit by using fifteen players plus manager Doc Andrews. Keokuk seeks three games wiped, Burlington two. Justice hinted protests, if verified, could lead to those games being declared null.
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Wagner's Uniform Sought by Carnegie Museum
Pittsburgh July 22 The Carnegie Museum seeks Wagner's uniform glove and ball bat for display when the famed pitcher retires. Dr W S Holland director says baseball deserves posterity and Wagner is described as the most valuable wall pitcher known.
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Scandal on Tapis In Major Leagues
Chicago July 22 Pitcher Clarence Smith of the Chicago Americane confessed he was the unknown who pitched Coulon Athletica to victory on Sunday morning and later relieved White to pitch four innings against Washington without a ball. Smith faces possible fine or suspension if the national commission considers his case.
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Muskies Take One Day Off After Weekend Series
The Muskies and Bulemakers opened the series at Kewanee on Sunday and were granted a one day vacation yesterday. A twin bill on Sunday was used to boost the treasury. Boyte and his Sterlingsheaded home tomorrow to face Indiana at Cedar Rapids, then Dick Rohn and Burlington at South End park. Rumors say Krueger, from Manisteo, has been released by Manager Boyle after Sunday work. Roger, ex Quincy and Kewanee, to fill the vacancy.
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Cobb Eager to Join Red Sox After Trade Talk
Ty Cobb, earning $12,000, expressed desire to change teams and would welcome playing for Boston. He noted Boston might not part with Speaker, and said he would like to play for two other American League clubs as well.
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Omaha Tennis Tourney Advances After Second Round Play
In Omaha at the Field Club the fourth national clay court event moved into the third round with many state and national titleholders facing lower‑ranked opponents. A large gallery watched fast play on excellent courts as players, some wearing goggles for glare, prepared for today’s matches.
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Golfers Qualify for Western Title
Chicago July 22 Four golfers played the Momo wood course in the Western championship qualifying round. The thirty two with the lowest scores were paired for the first round of match play in the afternoon. Weather conditions were almost perfect and the field included well known players. The qualifying score determined who would compete for the president's cup while those failing to reach the top sixty four faced alternate cups.
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Baseball as Played Between the Tides
Ketchikan Alaska trader F Ogden Norwood brings two teams together in a tidebound game illustrated by locals who halt business as the sea rises to twenty feet. The narrative details a fragile playing site between mountains and sea where the tide's retreat signals a closing of play and a looming threat to the town.
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Eastern champions Clothier and Gardner in first round meeting
Clothier of Philadelphia faces Gardner of Boston in the first round, meeting Niles and Dabney, both of Boston. Clothier and Gardner are the current eastern champions while Niles and Dabney are former titleholders.
German Methodists Jump to First Place in Relay Meet
Presbyterians win first as Methodist relay team suffers second piece by loss yesterday. First-place finish noted for German Methodists Jump.
Tennis Champions in Struggle Today
Historic Sunday school league tennis action sees the German Methodist Episcopal team lead after a 10 to 4 win over the Baptists, with Presbyterians closing the gap after a midseason slump. Mulford doubles and singles rally keep Congregationalists in reach as matches extend late into the day in Boston.
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Buffalo Grand Circuit meet opens with top pacing and trotting bets
Buffalo, N Y July 22 The Fort Erie Buffalo Grand Circuit meet centers on the Dominion of Canada purse for 2:12 trotters as Philadelphia gelding Dago and Lady Grattan lead a strong field including Peter McCormick Tenora and more Chowlt fans expect a tight 2:20 trot between Star Winter and Creosote O'Brien Boy 2:06% is favored in the 2:18 pace while Waiter Cochato 204 leads the 2:05 pace Infant company shows the day’s opener potential with fast times and, forecasts suggest, hot contests throughout the program.
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Results Yesterday and Today in Major Leagues
Yesterday's threat league results show no games scheduled. Today American League features Washington at Chicago and Philadelphia at St. Louis with New York at Detroit Boston at Cleveland. National League matchups include Chicago at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at New York Cincinnati at Boston and St Louis at Brooklyn. Central Association lists Ottumwa Monmouth Burlington Waterloo Keokuk Cedar Rapids with limited details.
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White Sox Fall to Walter Johnson in 2 1 Loss
Baseball roundup reports Walter Johnson allowed four hits as he led the Senators to a 2 to 1 win over the White Sox. Pitcher Ty Washington was in strong form and Tom Needham starred behind the plate for Chicago. The piece notes other NL results and mentions Braves Giants and league leaders with scattered box scores from Pittsburgh New York St. Louis Philadelphia and Cincinnati.
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Boyle May Inject New Blood Into Sterlings Musky Pact
Local Musky team fans question rumored plans by Manager Frank Boyle to bolster the roster. Infield appears strong, outfield led by Curtis and Laura show speed, while changes are whispered mainly in the pitching staff. Krueger, recently with Jocala, has been dropped. Royer of Kewanee may join shortly as Muskies and Boiler Makers push a three day series with Manuschers Wera starting tomorrow.
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Cleveland Celebrates Founding Anniversary in July Parade
Cleveland, Ohio marks 117 years since its founding by Mosey Cleveland. City officials plan speeches this morning at the monument site with program oversight by Garsett, Smith, Willett, and McKee.
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