Rain Ends Weekend Game After Early Inning Deluge
Rain stopped the Muscatine Cedar Rapids game in the second inning after the Bunnies led by two. Tony Alberts appeared for a likely start tomorrow as movers remained. Standings show multiple clubs with wins and losses, while Saturday results and upcoming matchups list Cedar Rapids at Muscatine and Ottumwa at Cedar Rapids among others.
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Muscatine
Clinton
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Furlington
Waterloo
Keokuk
Marshalltown
W. D. Randall
Mr. Jupe
Rock River
Gould
Radebaugh
Wambsganss
Bade Meyers
Cleveland
Batle Meyers
Belden
Tony Alberts
Peoria
Jef
Slim Burg
Slugger Lee Starred In Muscatine Cedar Rapids Tilt
Muscatine beats Cedar Rapids 5 to 4 as Lee homered and Wetzel Ward Wetzel West key hits power the win. Wetzel Hasbrook and Runser cited for drives while Zackert Hofer Walworth yield nine outs. Cedars fall short after late rally as Lee drives two base hits and LaCroix contributes offense.
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Muscatine
Jeffries Im Ltd
Cedar Rapids
R. H, PO
A.D Smith
O'S
Spencer
Lund
Ward
Wambsganss
Fulton
West
Lingle
Floter
Doves Ree
Walworth
Tee Ewes
Tnings
Cedar Arpids
ONO Muscatine
Wetzel
Lee
Lacrica
Curtis
Hasbrook
Runser
Hofer
Gackert
Wal- Worth
Zackert
Balis
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Wnombsganss
Pultan
Vseffries
Muscntine
Kennedy
Congress rejects enlarge entries for Olympic track events
Paris June 22 The International Olympic Congress rejected Colonel Robert M Thompson's motion to allow twelve entries and six contestants per country in each track and field event. The body backed Franz Reichel's proposal to limit teams to six per country and adopted a new per sport scoring unit to award success in individual sports.
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Paris
International Olympic Congress Today
Robert M. Thompson
New York
Sweden
Thompson
Congress
Franz Reichel
France
Robert Stuart de Courcy Laffan
Red Faber Wins Another For Sox In Chicago Game
Iowa born pitcher Red Faber defeated the Boston Red Sox 6 to 3 in Chicago as Chicago White Sox hitters bunched runs in two innings. Batteries list Faber and Schalk for the Sox with Boston's Bush and Brown pitching. New baseball game summaries from June 42 include multiple matches with St Louis beating Philadelphia 5 to 0 and Detroit taking Washington 7 to 1.
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Red" Faber
Iowa
White Sox
Bostonians
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Boston
Fostar
Coumboe
Thomas
Faber
Schalk
Louis
Bush
Brown
St. Louis
Athletics
Lees Last-Minute Home Run Secures Muskies Victory
Cliff Lee, 17, crushed a center field homer in the ninth with two on, turning a 4-3 deficit into a 5-4 win for the Muskies over the Bunnies. Key moments include Walworth scoring on a prior hit and a ninth inning rally sparked by Jeffries and Zackert, while defensive miscues and a controversial sixth inning call shaped the tense game.
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W. D. Randall
Muskies
Cliff Lee
Walloper
Boyle
Creamy Masters
Lyle Spurs
Wetzel
Cha Lee
Gange Zip Zackert
Creamy
Lund
Fulton
Ward
West
Jeffries
Hofar
Bunnies
Pa Hill
Hofer
Walworth
Zackett
Ross Boyle
Gould
Zack
Lee
Kennedy
Warntesganss
Dutch
Chase Plays With Bisons and Loses
Chicago Tribune reports Hal Chase, playing for Buffalo, contributed as the Bisons lost 2 to 1 to Chicago. The game featured a tense early inning with Chicago taking the decisive runs in the later frames. Moore and Blair led Buffalo pitching while Lange, Wilson, and company traded hits.
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Tinker
Chifeds
Buffalo
Hal Chase
Bison
Tnings
R. H. E. Buffalo
Moore
Blair
Lange
Wilson
Home Run Lifts Pathfinders Past Marshalltown in 10th
A 10th inning homer by Meinert with one on base gave the Pathfinders a 6 4 victory over Marshalltown after Burlington edged them Saturday. Score by innings shows Burlington with a late surge and Marshalltown unable to close. Batteries were McCabe Schiebel Rol ley for Burlington and Richardson Andreen for Marshalltown. Waterloo beat Keokuk 4 3 with Griffin delivering the winning moment.
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Burlington
Sune
Meinert
Pathfinders
Marshalltown
R. H. FE
Maranalltown
McCabe
Schiebel
Rolley
Richardson and Andreen
Keokuk
Waterloo
Whittaker and Sweet
Tuttle and Jvoons
Keokuk and Waterloo Baseball Scores Reported
Keokuk and Waterloo battled in a high scoring game with Keokuk taking a 5 to 5 advantage after nine innings and ending 5 to 2. Whittaker and Sweet paired for Keokuk while Tut tle and Jvoons caught for Waterloo. Ottumwa Falls To Clinton In Opener Clinton Victorious 6 to 0 as Wilkus Hruska Cooper and Darrow star in shutout.
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Ottumwa
Clinton
Wilkus
Hruska
Cooper
Darrow
Comiskey to Enjoin Hal Chase Across Federal League
Hal Chase who jumped to Buffalo will be enjoined in every Federal League city from playing with any team other than the Chicago Americans. Comiskey, White Sox president, said suits would be filed. Frank Farrell of the New York Americans discussed action to bar Schulz from playing for any team other than the New York Americans.
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Associated Press
Chicago
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Hal Chase
Buffalo
Chicago Americans
Charles A. Comiskey
White Sox
Comiskey
Frank Farrell
New York Americans
Farrell
A. Schulz
Baseball standings and results across leagues
Baseball standings and results from Threat League Federal andAmerican leagues listing scores for Bloomington Quincy Danville Davenport Peoria Springfield Decatur Dubuque Philadelphia Chicago Brooklyn St Louis New York Cincinnati Boston Detroit Washington Cleveland Buffalo Indianapolis Pittsburgh Baltimore and related matchups with scattered scheduling notes and incomplete lines.
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Philadelphia
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St. Louis
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Cleveland
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Indianapolis
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Federal League
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Pilots split doubleheader as Clinton wins finale
Ottumwa and Clinton split Sunday baseball with Clinton taking the seven innings second game 5 to 3 after Ottumwa held an early lead. Betsel struggled in the second game as ten hits and two doubles fueled Clinton’s comeback. Norvold and Mulligan sparked Ottumwa’s offense in the early frames.
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Clinton Pilots
Speed Boys
Clinton
Bure
Norvold
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R. H. PO. Ale
Reinhart
Seneff
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Txensgel
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Hruska
Omm Betsel
Darrow
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PO Reinhart
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lWruska
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Menne
Mitchell
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Fleming
A Nameless Ballpark Scene in Iowa and More
A rambling column from Burlington Iowa notes fans and players at a Saturday game, mentions Bade Meyers of the Cleveland scouting staff, Tyrus Cobb’s Detroit arrest for pointing a gun, and general musings on boxing and rain impacting games. It covers local sentiment on team salaries, the Pathfinders leading the league, and pennant prospects with playful asides about players and managers.
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Bade Meyers
Cleveland
Burlington
Burlington Pathfinders
Pathfinders
Two Local Teams In Even Break Sunday
The Diamonds beat Wapello 3 to 1 while the Jewels lost to Oakville 7 to 5 Sunday. Diamonds featured sure infield play by O Leary and Fisher with Hopkins strong on the mound. Jewels fell as Oakville rallied in the eighth to score three runs.
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Burlington Land
Marshalltown
First Gamer
Diamonds
Jewels
Wapello
Oakville
O'Leary
Fisher
Hopkins
Sumann
Johnson
Thomas
Ping
R. H.E Jewels
New Water Baseball Debuts At Y M C A Pool
A novel water game titled water baseball debuted in the Y M C A pool on Saturday. Players use a cork ball, slender bat, and water wings for the pitcher as the batsman dives from the spring board to reach first base and return in swift time. Early signs show growing interest and possible contests between picked teams.
Henderson 10 Meet Whitney This Week
Rock Island Iowa June 22 Earl Henderson welterweight boxer will meet Frankie Whitney of Cedar Rapids in a 10 round exhibition at the Empire theatre Wednesday evening June 24. Local fans expect one of the classiest bouts in recent memory as Henderson trains for further prospects his manager Thomas Kline plans to arrange matches against top welterweights.
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Rock Island
Earl Henderson
Frankie Whitney
Cedar Rapids
Empire Theatre
Thomas Kline
Kine
Earl
President Wilson denounces broad campaign against policy ideals
President Wilson, in Washington on June 22, says he has no quarrel with those who wish to express opinions on business land anti-trust policy. He criticizes systematic circulation by letters and telegrams as artificial campaigning and demands a square, open deal. He urges that communications be signed and forwarded to government officials.
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Congress
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