Alberts Debuts As Muskies Edge Pilots In Eleven
Clinton, Ia June 24. The Muskies beat the Pilots 8 to 2 in eleven innings. Tony Alberts, newly joined, made a promising maiden bow held the Pilots to five hits. Bert Moush aided the win as Smithson struggled before Cooper relieved. Runser opened the eleventh with a single and Manners scored on a sacrifice, sealing the Muskies’ victory in a tense extra frame.
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W. Db
Randalu
Clinton
Muskies
Tony Alberts
Boss Boyle
Arts Artista
Bert Moush
Smithson
Smitty
Bert the Silent
Cooper
Strincer
Runser
Jesse
Hasbrook
Jeffries
Menne
Alberts
Whale
Tony
Scanlon
Welch
Schleibner
Tretch
Nellet
Cnishtone
Hubartt
Pilots fall back as bugs rally in tense game
In a heated frame by frame recount, the Pilots struggle to hold as crowds chant and players trade blows. Masters robs Simmons of a neat blow while Curtis dominates the slugging, and Harold Lewis from Muscatine adds local color as Clinton bugs rally to even the score.
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Masters
Simmons
Vier
Eith Curtis
Rounds
Liegely
Hervaties
Ruteh Wetzel
Xuolius
Boylers
O— Mitchell
Hough
Smithson
Mitch
Harold Lewis
Muscatine
Clinton
Cricket Popular With Choir Youths At Trinity Church
Boys of Trinity Church and their friends show a strong preference for cricket over baseball. Robert J. Jones, organist and choirmaster, coaches the boys in sport as well as music, with Wood Park hosting matches. A late summer tournament may take shape there or elsewhere, potentially linking to Davenport or other towns.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Robert J. Jones
Wood Park
Jays pounded Burlington Cowboys 22 to 3 in Waterloo game
McCabe, McMillan, Singleton and Lowther led a 13-run first inning as Waterloo crushed Burlington. Despite four Burlington pitchers, Waterloo posted 22 runs to 3, with White Sheldon Ashland and Siglin notable as Burlingon errors and slow fielding plagued the home squad.
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Burlington
Jays
Waterloo
Cowboys
Land
H. PO
Singleton
Lowther
Schwenke
McMillan
Siglin
BO Ce
Hollenbeck
Wints
Tuttle
Dover
New Brow Collar? Baseball game details in brief
Two base hits by Richards and Seibert, with a 2 to 1 final score. Marshalltown and Iowa City area teams played a low scoring game. Wahl and Richardson split pitching duties with one base on balls each. Game featured a double play Jack to Giffin to Abbott and a time of 2 minutes.
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Faningsy
Clinton
Wis
Mascntine
Runser
Harrell
Hasbrook
Darrow
Masters
Schliebner
Aye
Curtis
Wetzel
Wiecker
Jeffries
Smithson
Umpiire
Fleming
Cedar Rapids
Ross
Hofer
Fulton
Hruska
Tund
Reinhart
Norvold
Olt Harpoar
Ot‘imwva
Marshalltown
Carter
Keokuk
Giffin
Gottschall
Manhall
Sweet
Whittaker
P Wahl
R. H. PO
Jude
Steee Carrer
Ves Foster
Af Sohn
rAndreen
Seibert
Richards
Delaney
Richardson
Ieeokuk
Wahl
Waterloo Threatens to Quit the League
Waterloo residents and fans accuse President Justice of targeting the Andrews club over salary rules. Allegations claim the directorate may withdraw from the Central Association after a dispute over players and alleged rule violations. The Burlington Hawkeye cited Tom Hayden as leading charges, while Waterloo insists it has complied with salary limits and seeks fair treatment.
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Waterloo
Justice
Andrews
Tom Hayden
Burlington Hawkeye
Burlington
Hayden
Marshalltown
Meinert
Manusch
Singleton
Warmon
Lowther
Pathfinders
Fey
Central Association
Chatter Talks Scores and Officials in Hectic Campaigns
A column notes the difficulty of humor in sports writing and questions an official scorer's voting tied to a team. It mentions Muscatine's victory, Burlington's defeat, and the "If Table" showing standings and potential outcomes while lampooning Alberts and San Alberts.
Smallest Ottumwa player goes away before Cedar Rapids trip
Ned Egan sought a strong hitting first baseman and selected Shorty Barrett as the player released just before the Speeders departed for Cedar Rapids. Kensel will play first base with Seneff at second and Link also at first on the trip, a move expected to strengthen the team.
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Shary Barrett
Ottumwa
Ned Egan
Shorty” Barrett
Speeders
Cedar Rapids
Kensel
Seneff
Link
Resolute Triumphs Over Vanitie and Defiance
In light fickle winds on the sound, Resolute won decisively from Vanitie and Defiance. The New York yacht with a double head rig showed faster performance, taking a 14 00 lead on Vanitie and 29 34 over Defiance despite reduced allowance.
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New York
N. Y
Resolute
Vanitie
Defiance
Brooklyns Handicap Buckhorn Wins Classic Race
The Brooklyn handicap moved to Queens County Jockey Club track at Aqueduct Long Island. Buckhorn ridden by Jockey McCahey, carrying 118 pounds, defeated Buskin by a nose in the twenty sixth running of the American Classic at one and a quarter miles. Buckhorn owned by R J Mackenzie and trained by J D Adkins.
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Buskin
New York
N. Y
Brooklyn
Queens County Jockey Club
Aqueduct
Long Island
Buckhorn
McCahey
Whitney
Broom
Adams and Packers Beat the Pittsburhs
Kansas City, Mo. June 24 Adams teammates gave him an early lead as locals beat Fittsburgh 5 to 2. Pittabureh errors costly. Walker and Berry pitched for Kansas City with Adams and Easterly in the battery.
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Kansas City
Adams
Fittsburgh
R. H. E. Pittabureh
Walker
Berry
Easterly
Dubuque Fans Honor Sox With Diamond Tribute
In Dubuque Iowa 4000 fans packed the stands to honor Charles Commiskey and Urban Red Faber after a 11 to 2 White Sox victory. Faber pitched the last three innings and received a diamond studded Knights of Columbus pendant worth 159 dollars from the local council. Comiskey, guest of Doc Slattery and Tris Speaker, was celebrated by about 1400 visitors from Cascade and Dubuque County as rain pounded the city.
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Charles Commiskey
Urban
Red Faber
Faber
Knights of Columbus
Comiskey
Doc Slattery
Trisuds
Faber’s
Birthplace
Cascade
Dubuque County
Baptists Beat Grace Lutherans On Five Inning Forfeit
In Weed Park last evening the Baptists won five innings from Grace Lutherans after First M. E. forfeited to the German M. E. club. Reesink pitched effectively for the Baptists, with Bolt batting and scoring five runs in the final inning. Lutherans managed only one run off Reesink.
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Grace Lutherans
Weed Park
Reesink
Heezen
Baptists
Bolt
Dunker
Balted
M. E
Neal Successor to Walsh in Panville TL Club
Danville Indiana June 24 Connie Walsh removed as manager of the Panville TL Club. William Neal of Rock Island promoted from assistant manager and player. J M Boyle, club president, filed charges with the national association against league president A R Tearney for inaction on protests. Olympic games congress seeks to include baseball with six nations needed. Sullivan attempts to name the six. England questioned as to playing baseball. Muscatine and Clinton tour notes included.
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Connie Walsh
Panville
Iasaneiated Press
Danville
Sullivan
United States
Canada
England
Burlington
Cardinals Win Over Philadelphia In Close Baseball Game
St Louis defeated Philadelphia 7 to 5 as Rixey faded after the third. Hagerman’s replacement Steele held the home team in check until the eighth when Cravath, Luderus, and Paskett drove in three runs. Jacobs earned the win for St Louis with steady relief. Paced by Cravath and Luderus, Philadelphia produced late threats but fell short. In the nightcap Nap Rucker twirled a masterful 2 to 1 win for Pittsburgh over Brooklyn with Cooper matching him in a pitching duel.
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St. Louis
Rixey
Jacobs
Steele
Hagerman
Cravath
Luderus
Paskett
Ist. Louis
Steel
Hagerman and Snyder, Jacobs, Rixey and Killifer
Cubs Beat the Macks in Toledo Exhibition Game
Ten thousand Toledans watched the Chicago Cubs defeat the World Champion Athletic team 7 to 0 in an exhibition at Toledo Ohio. The game, staged by a local auto company, drew crowds and satisfied fans who wanted to see major league stars perform their specialties.
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Chicago Nationals
Toledo
Chicago Cubs
Athletic
Best Detroit Shutout Bid Upset by Cleveland Hitters
Cleveland defeated Detroit 5 to 4 in a resumed game as Cleveland's early offense and strong hitting carried the day. The batters produced four hits and scored in key innings while Detroit managed a late rally but fell short. Scare led the Cleveland attack with steady infield and pitching support from Mitchell and Gatterice, as Detroit faced Cavet, Main, Dauss, and Baker in a tight contest.
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Cleveland
Was & Feature
R. H. Escare
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Gatterice
Blanding
O'Neal
Cavet
Main
Dauss
Baker
Stanage
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