Gould Beats Sox in Tight Ribbed Game
In a low scoring contest, Gould shut down Burlington with strong pitching while Muscatine rallied to win 2 to 1 over the Red Sox. Danny Harrell sparked the Muskies with key hits and a bases-clearing hustle, and the motion of the game kept fans on edge as both teams produced late scoring chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.D. Randall
Thomas Hayden
Red Sox
Aloassidé
Eddie Herr
St. Lots
Cardinals
Burlington
Albert Gould
Strong
Lante
Rolley
Jays and Pilots In a 13 Inning Battle
Waterloo edged Clinton 2 to 1 in thirteen innings as White delivered a two bagger and McAuley added a run. Smithson and Blenner pitched superbly with both teams limited to one multi hit frame. The game featured a tense extra frame and late scoring as Waterloos offense finally broke through.
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Waterloo
Clinton
White
McAuley
Smithson
Blenner
Nolt
Rennign
Vetch
Soni
Menny
Simmons
Tenia
Huborg
Darrow
Smithadn Fy
Vatala
Waterlas
Hy Po
A. E
Uae
Saodan
Awkland
Blelin
Shu
Hollenseck
Blonnér
Pices
TIRE
Slinton
Waterloo Ac
Hil Welchnton
Manna
Blanner
J Smithson
Morning Practice Sets Stage for Pilots Series Opener
Manager Boyle put in hard morning practice ahead of the three day series with Bert Hough's Pilots, opening tomorrow afternoon. Boyle is out after blood during this series and aims for at least a majority of the wins. Attendance during the Burling series has been strong, with expectations of larger crowds for the Pilots games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle
Ile
Bert Hough
Pilota
Boxs Boyle
Rames
Pilots
Stone 18 Whipped At National Sporting Club
London June 16. American boxer Kedarry Stone lost a twenty round fight on points to Jerry Delaney at the National Sporting Club. Delaney won on points after the lengthy bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Delaney
National Sporting Club
London
Schultz jumps to Buffalo team in Federal League
St Louis June 16 Pitcher Schultz of the New York Americans deserts Chance's squad and jumps to the Buffalo Federal League team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schultz
Buffalo Federal
St. Louis
New York Americans
Chance
Bunnies and Ansons Battle 16 Innings in Marshalltown
In Marshalltown on June 16, the Bunnies and Ansons battled through 16 innings with no score until the 16th when Cedar Rapids was edged 7 to 6. The game featured seven scoreless frames and fierce late rallies, with Rock County defenses errorless and a dramatic final inning rally by Ansons securing the win.
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Marshalltown
Cedir Rapida
Anson
Cedar Rapidy
Bo Spencer
Gund
Walworth
Woambemanss
OS Ward
Sheer Creed
Fulton
West
Maranuthown- AG
A. E
I Carter
Y Foster
Togai
Ei Haryed
Toas
Sndreen
Sulbere Ie
A Richards
Delaney - Taytom Povee
Ottumwa
Jung
KaoKuk
Ta G Beota
Girth
Fran Watarloo
Ross
Keokuk
Speecboys
LABOR
H. LO
AE Reinhart
OG Sone
Vee
Mullignan
Norvold
Fo Kensel
Ahi
Oqarrigan
SUVAN
Toyerne
Pee
Henging
Camyn
Gortsenall
Ody Giffin
Barber
Wee
Toms
Ottumwa Ce
Caffyn
Caffin
Sweet
Carsrigan
Hruska
Jack
Seneff
Silvan
Fin
Inck
Rows
Wall J
Kila
Wahl
Dull
Hensling
Roach Team Trails Sterneman As Scores Missed
In the Geneva Golf and Country Club match, Sterneman pulls ahead by five as Roach players fail to turn in scores. Individual results show several Roach members winning and losing matches, with overall net wins six and losses seven.
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Geneva Golf and Country Club
Roach
Sterneman
G Stwrneman
Vy Jackson i
AG Wong
Redayne Voce Eegee
Davidson
C. F
Downer
Tost
Fred Beach
B. Nietzel
Jd. Giessler
T. H. Brannan
W .F. Biskopsisa
A. McKee
Baseball standings and results across leagues listed
American League scores show Chieree4 Philadelphia3 Detroit4 New York1 Cleveland7 Washington6 St Louis0 Boston2 National League results include Boston6 Chicago7 New York2 Pittsburgh3 Philadelphia St. Sewet grounds Brooklyn-Cincinnati games with wet grounds Illinois and Midwest scores noted. League matchups list games with weather delays and postponed ties. Federal League and Women’s rights discussion noted with delegates voting against the women.
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Chieree
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia-St. Sewet Grounds
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Buffalo
Indianapoli
Kansas City
Bittshur
Louis Cee
Chicaro
Philadel
Brook
L. Bet
Sven
I. Pot. Travenport
Paorin
Springheld
Oorge Ds
Decatur
Sweeset
Dubuque
Danville
Wipes Finland From the Olympic Map Debate
Paris delegates clash over nationality rules and women’s eligibility at the Olympic congress. Finland may withdraw entirely rather than compete under Russia. The United States opposes women entrants while 28 nations vote to allow them. James E. Sullivan represents the U.S. stance amid broad international debate.
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Presa
Paris
Finland
Fiat
Trance
England
South Africa
Germany
Italy
U. S
United States
International Olympic Congress
Turkey
Japan
France
Yeeterday
James E. Sullivan
Baptists upend Congregationalists in pitchers duel
Heezen hit a deciding triple and Vallett followed with a sacrifice fly to lift the Baptists to a 3 2 win over the Congregationalists. Zeigler and Wallett starred on the mound as the Musserville Methodists overpowered Grace Lutherans 1 at Weed Park.
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Heezen
Vallett
Baptists
Zeigler
Wallett
Anderson
Musserville Methodists
Grace Lutherans
Weed Park
Cubs Frisky and Win 7 to 5 Over Boston
Boston game report notes the Cubs defeating Boston 7 to 5 in a sixteenth inning style summary. Score by innings shows Chicago with bursts of runs in key frames and Boston struggling to respond. Lineup mentions fanning players like Breznahan Hess Gowdy and pitchers Adams wand Gibson Meyers.
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Boston
Cubs
R. He
Chicago
Bi ‘Tieg—Chenes
Breznahan
Hess
Gowdy
York
Haddeo
Lear
Piraten & Ta
R. ME
New York
Adams
wand _Gibson Marquard
Meyers
Chifeds Triumph Over Terrapins In Close Clash
Chicago reporters note the Chifeds edged the Terrapins 3 to 2 in a tight contest as Beck shaded the final innings with a strong effort. Batteries Smith and Russell faced Hale and Wilson. Hoosiers win early as Indianapolis reports another game.
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Chicago
Chifeds
Terrapins
Baltimore
Tnings
Smith
Russell
MeGuire
Wilson
Indianapolis
Ading
Hal Chase to Leave Sox Says Comiskey
Chicago, June 16. Hal Chase will quit the White Sox within ten days, says Charles A. Comiskey president of the club. Chase stated his intention to quit to the president, who doubts payment issues. Chase declined comment. Reliable sources say Chase will join the Buffalo Federal League within a fortnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicas
Chas. A. Comiskey
Chicago
Hal Chase
Sox
Comiskey
Chase
Buffalo
Benz Routed When Mackmen Get Busy in Chicago
Baseball score recap shows Benz defeated by Mackmen 9 to 4 with hits and innings details. Other results include Highlanders loss to Tiers 4 to 1. Naps beat Washington 7 to 6. Red Sox beat Browns. Hoosers and Indians games noted with varied innings and pitchers.
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BENZ
Chicago
Tunelé
Thowetlaod
Thitety Macknen
Benz Yeatenday
Cleveland
Lingel
Shaw
Steen
Mitchell
Collamore
Toa Wood
St. Lous
Browns
Boston
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Cedar Rapida
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Danny
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Lyle
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Tees
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Roller
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Brawerlin Basie CO
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Chanol
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Geo. H. Tarkgon
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LD. Throop Sae
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St Louis
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Congress
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Anetter
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Tidianapolis
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