Chicago and Pittsburgh Split Early Baseball Action
Baseball notes from Cincinnati and St Louis reveal Chicago beating Cincinnati 102 and Pittsburgh defeating St Louis 4 to 4 in a late game. Key players Benton Suggs Laven der Yates Bridwell Archer and Zimmerman feature with notable hits and errors shaping the outcomes.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Benton
Suggs
Cheney
Lavender
Yates
Bridwell
Archer
Buescher
Zimmerman
Tinker
Mitchell
Saier
Ore
Clymer
Schulte
Mitchell If
Evers
Phelan
Cheney P Whee
Miller Wien
St Doe Bel
AB. R. HH. P.O. A. E. Cincinnati
Bescher
Bates
Hoblitzer
Becker
Egan
Keane
Licago Cinhsti
Suges
Grant
Miller Cheney
Buggs
Owens
Guthrie
Standings of the clubs in the American and Western Leagues
In the American Association games at Minneapolis ToToledo Minneapolis beat Toledo. Milwaukee beat Milwaukee 9 to 2 over Indianapolis. St Paul beat Louisville 13 to 8. In the Western League games at St Joseph Des Moines 7 to 2. St Joseph vs Des Moines 7 2. Omaha played Sioux City with result not listed. Wichita beat Lincoln 9 to 5 at Wichita. Topeka beat Denver 8 to 1 at Topeka.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
St. Joseph
Des Moines
Omaha
Sioux City
Wichita
Lincoln
Topeka
Denver
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn Peas
Boston Bates
Cincinnati
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Central Association Baseball Set to Open Soon
Burlington notes the Central Association season starts April 28 after final instructions. Teams race to ready diamonds, with Waterloo and Pathfinders recent practice in Des Moines. President Tom Hayden and Manager Dick Royn arrived with twenty three players. no exhibitions yet as Maydeg held back games for two teams.
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Burlington
Central Association
Tudent Justions
Central
Waterloo
Des Moines
Pathfinders
Tom Hayden
Dick Royn
Maydeg
Tennis Players Plan Improvements for Home Park Court
A Saturday meeting of the Home Park Tennis Association at W E Cowan's home discussed summer plans. Members approved extensive improvements to the Home Park boulevard court including a large dressing room addition and new netting to modernize the facility. Ir Craig was elected president for the third year.
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Home Park Ten Jts Association
W. BE. Cowan
Third Street West
Marsh
Home Park Boulevard
Ir. Craig
Etect
Kes
Perrys
Nose Injury Sinks Local Baseball Player
Noe Beoken sustained a crushed nose and right eye pupil laceration Sunday while playing for the Harry Webber team on Wingts Central grounds. The ball struck his face after deflecting off the bat. a physician said the nose was badly ernished and the eye injuries may require further care. The victim is the son of Mr and Mrs Mike Blitsel and recently returned from California.
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Troy Butseh
South Barlay Street
Harry Webber
Wingts Central
Bro Bitseh
Mily Prodhice
Tess
Mike Blitsel
Callefornia
Walsh Defeats Cleveland in Eleven Inning Thriller
Detroit defeats St Louis 8 to 2 in Detroit April 21 Bush delivers a sharp single in the eleventh to right to seal the win after Detroit scores early on double steals. St Louis plate first on Austin Wallace and Agnew. a key eighth inning throw saved a run but McKee mishandled the call. Batteries Baumgartner Agnew Mullin McKee.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Louis
Magee
O’toole
Evans
Carey
Winko
Miller
Salee
Harmon
Kenetchy
Wilson
Detroit
Mich
Bush
Austin
Wallace
Agnew
Ceach
Pratt
McKee
Waterloo Team Goming Home For Weekend Games
Waterloo baseball season nears opener with training in Waterloo. Dr. Andrews plans arrival tomorrow as Waterloo hosts practice under lights. team looks sharp after wins over Highland Park 4 1 and Hopkins Bros 3 1. Managers plan baseball carnival, and local fans may see the squad Saturday and Sunday if weather holds.
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Waterloo
Des Moines
Dr. Andrews
Highland Park
Fisher
Lawrence Dinwald
Ball Park
Low
Ive Cane Ing Keuson
Ashington of Cambridge to Meet Yale and Harvard
English track star H. O. Ashington of Cambridge University is billed as one of the world’s finest athletes. At the Oxford Cambridge meet he won the 120 yard high hurdles the broad jump and the half mile in 2 minutes 14 5 seconds. Experts say he could smash records this year and challenge a world mark if he focuses on one event.
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Oxford
Cambridge
America
Yale
Harvard
O. Ashington
Ashington
Jim Thorpe
Oxford-Cambridge
al Copeland
Ashington Broad
Hopkins Bros. Fall to Waterloo Central in 1-0 Rain Shortened Game
In Des Moines on April 21 the Hopkins Bros. lost to Waterloo Central 1 to 0 as rain halted ceremonies. The teams combined for three hits, with Waterloo Central tallying two and Hopkins Bros. one. Batteries: Tuttle Des Moines, April 21 in a five and Goes, Smith and Boals.
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Hopkins Bros
Waterloo Central Association
Tuttle Des Moines
Smith and Boals
Protection plan for migratory birds across nations
New York April 21 A senate resolution 25 proposes international protection of migratory birds requiring negotiations with Great Britain France Japan Mexico Brazil Argentina Colombia Ecuador Holland Denmark and other republics Following Weeks McLean law the move aims to curb feather hunting and market gunners and extend federal protection abroad The president would be urged to seek a convention for mutual bird protection with other countries
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New York
United States
Senate
George P. McLean
Massachusetts
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
John B. Burnham
American Game Protective and Propagation Association
Washington
Wilson
Bryan
Congress
Great Britain
Canada
France
West Indies
Guiana
Japan
Hawaiian Islands
Mexico
Brazil
Argentina
Columbia
Ecuador
Pacific
Holland
Denmark
South America
McLean
Jobbers' League Opens With Tuesday Clash at Prospect Park
The Jobbers' League begins Tuesday evening with Courier meeting Galloway at Prospect Park. Thursday features Iowa Dairy against Post Office, and Saturday pits Times-Tribune against Waterloo Gas Engine Works. Frank Mulkern will pitch the first ball and the Postoffice band will play. Fans invited to all games.
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Jobbers
Courier
Galloway
Iowa Dairy
Postoffice
Times
Courier and Galloway
Prospect Park
Frank Mulkern
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