No-Hit Doctor Marquard Defeats Brooklyn to 2 0
New York report says Rube Marquard pitched a no hit game against the Brooklyn Nationals, 2 to 0, with only three men reaching base on balls and an error. Rucker opposed him. LaLett also stood out, as Brooklyn failed to muster runs.
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Rube Marquard
Brooklyn Nationals
Rucker
Brooklyns
New Yorker
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Fletcher
Labett
Brooklyn
Ragan
Miller
Meyers
League Game Result and Standings Featuring Cardials and Tigers
Baseball standings and results from a city April report show St Louis beating Chicago 4 to 2 in a tense game with Cheney’s wild third inning contributing to the win. Detroit over Cleveland 6 to 4 highlighted by extra base hits. White Sox routed St Louis 15 to 4. Athletics beat Boston 5 to 3. Yankees defeated Washington 3 to 1.
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Yesterday's Results in American Association Play
In Kansas City St. Paul 14. At Columbus 11. Louisville 3. At Cleveland 1. Indianapolis 10. At Milwaukee 6. Minneapolis 4. Results reflect scores across multiple matchups in the circuit yesterday.
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Columbus
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Minneapolis
Brooklyn and Buffalo Strike in Federal League Action
In Newark Brooklyn defeated Newark 17 to 6 with White, Brause, and Lillard starring in the big inning. Magee, Kauft, Westerall supplied hitting for Brooklyn as Seaton faltered. Buffalo beat Baltimore 6 to 2 behind Smith relief and strong pitching. Kansas City edged St Louis 4 to 3 with Easterly driving in the deciding run. Chicago fell to Pittsburgh 5 to 1 as Dickson dominated and Brown’s defense faltered.
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Brandon
Barlden
Land
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Siglin Sold to Youngstown Club
Siglin sold to Youngstown Club and to the Youngstown Central Karte rink. The transfers add Watering players to the Pirates' farm system under Manager Fed Clarke. Jays to Des Moines as Manager Andrews’ club ends series with Sioux City. no games for Isbell’s regulars. Henry Keupper cannot play after deserting Bloomington Three-T league for St Louis Federals. Davenport catcher Boucher also affected.
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Baltimore Federals
Ene Iy
Local Flingers Halt Western League Sluggers
Sioux City and Waterloo played in a Western League defense battle with Clarke’s Jays beating the locals 5 to 2 in the second game. Joe Wintz MS dominant infield work and a timely eighth inning hit by Wintz helped Waterloo secure the win as Clark and Riley pitched for Waterloo and Sioux City respectively.
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Butch” Free
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J. Clark
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Coonex
Shelfan
Woodburn
Blenner
Training Camp News and Local Baseball Notices
Training Camp News covers a date change for the White Sox game from July 21 to July 8 after an oversight by President Comiskey, announced by Manager Egan. Other items include Bunnies season openings and Davenport matchups, McCullough rejoining the Indians in Keokuk, Dave Taylor joining the Bunnies, and Clinton Pilots 1915 lineup details.
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Clinton Herald
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Hass
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Jones
Miller
Fostick
Rush
Tannehill's Goafs Defeat Mason City in Practice Opener
The Des Moines Yannigans defeated the Clay Bakers in Mason City yesterday to win the opening game of the practice series.
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Three-I League Opens April 29 In Davenport
The Three-I league season in Davenport will open April 29 with Bloomington as the opposition. Other openings on the same date are scheduled for Dubuque Quincy and Decatur. The teams will be paired as follows.
Three-I league questions linger over Rockford bid
Lows show Bloomington at Davenport Moline at Quincy Peoria at Decatur Rockford at Dubuque. Officials note Rockford’s status as a Three-I member despite Hillate circuit president Parson announcing a six club May opening. Pa Shaffer to place Elgin club as the league completes its six. Bi-State leases Rockford park for games. National board arbitration grants 1-State league class C membership, covering Aurora Freeport Rockford Streator Ottawa and Racine.
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LaZeldas Defeat LaVerdads In City Bowling Night
LaZeldas won two of three games against LaVerdads in the City bowling league last evening. Kezar led scoring with the high game and high average for the night.
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Sousa and his sixty band to play two Waterloo concerts
The famed Sousa band of sixty artists will perform two concerts at Chautauqua park Coliseum in Waterloo on Wednesday May 5. The afternoon and evening performances promise the greatest musical attraction in Eas, with Sousa’s ensemble highlighted as a top regional draw.
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Waterloo Sousa concert week with global stars
Waterloo by Helmet lodge No 83 K of P presents afternoon and evening concerts at Chau tauqua park coliseum. The Sousa band leads a lineup of international soloists in what is billed as the finest music series ever in Waterloo. Tickets are affordable and strong advance sales are anticipated.
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Iowa
Remarkable Innovation in a Historic Work Featured
The paper highlights Lamned's History of the World with nearly five thousand marginal notes and bolded key events for instant page scanning. A limited certificate offer to readers accompanies this note. Publicly owned forests hold over one fifth of U S timber. telephones spread to Tripoli.
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United States
Double Service Tires Promise Punctureproof High Mileage
An Akron Ohio tire ad extols Double Service Tires as twice the thickness of standard tires with a claimed 12 miles of tough fabric and one inch tread, offering 7000 mile guaranteed service. It lists introductory reduced prices for many sizes, terms requiring payment with order, and a 10 percent discount on dryers for two or more tires.
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