Quakers Win From World Champions Quakers Triumph
Philadelphia kept a streak alive by defeating the World’s Champs 2 to 1. White Sox beat the Browns Tigers. Rostan rallied in the ninth but Luque ended it with a grounder. Magee and nitc hott made key plays in the field.
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Philadelphia
Ortan Yestere
Whitted
Nitchott
Juuderus
Rostan
Luque
Luderus
Magee
Cravath
S. Roston
Rattet Rudolph
Whaliis
Tixey
Killifer
Waterloo Gun Club Two Days Shoot Planned
Waterloo Gun Club to hold a two day amateur shoot at Byrn K on May 11 and 12 with $225 added money, cash and trophies. Events set for two per day, early draws, lunch served on grounds, F C Whitney cashier. Interstate rules govern. Officers listed include Nick Webber president and Jim Corson squadrons chief scorer.
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Waterloo Gun Club
Byrn K
F. ¢. Whitney
Lid Association
Nick Webber
L. Aptel Ry
Law Vitry
Capain
Slarry Northey
Hart Dut
Squadrusiiere
Jim Corson
Earl Potter
H-Lamson Hotel
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Muscatine to pare Veterans under league ruling
Muscatine eyes trimming its roster to four veterans after a Central Association ruling limits teams to four players with over thirty days in higher leagues. Six men, including Zarkert Watkins Wetzel Hruska Runser and Manner, are affected while others await May deadlines. Contingent plans and potential trades are discussed to stay compliant before May 1.
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Muscatine
Central Association
Muskie
Zarkert
Watkins
Spurs
Wetzel
Hruska
Runser
Manner Loth
Ned Egan
Altho
State shoot at Mason City to be held June 18
The state shoot will be held at Mason City this year under Cerro Gordo sponsorship. Mason City will add $100 and one cent per target daily. The Jack Rabbit system with four equal convoys will be used. Last year 127 shooters attended Mason City event and more are expected this June. The Evening Courier notes its circulation.
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Towa
Mason City
Mason Cits
Pittsburg
Ont
Rocky Mountain
W. W. Greener
England
Westley Richards
United States
Chas, Askins
Dubuque Wins On Errors In Hijacked Local Ball Game
Dubuque wins 1 to 1 over local team as three errors aid the visitors. Marshall pitched well for the locals, while Daschbach starred for Dubuque with multiple hits and three runs driven in. Wintz and Free handled field duties efficiently despite miscues.
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Dubuque
Jao
Jays
Jim Weed
Big
Texas Ranger
Mwe
Free
Wintz
Doll
Daschbach
Hey
Andrews
al Volkman
Dasebbach
Justice
Dunfee
Hunting Tips For Trap Shooting And Gun Care
A fragment from a hunting and shooting column covers eye open vs one eye aiming, single versus double guns, and reliability of triggers. It advises cleaning barrels after use, notes nitro powder effects, and discusses teal ducks decoys and wind direction. Also includes Q&A on cartridge laws, velocities, and best calibers for hunting and sport shooting.
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C. Gcg
Clinton
QO. C. A
Connecticut
Colt Police
Colt
Teachers College Opens Season With 8 7 Win Over Dubuque
Teachers College began the season here yesterday with an 8 to 7 victory over Dubuque German College. Dubuque battery list Petersen and Schnelck with Ryan Crouch Whitford and Bailey noted. An eighth inning rally gave a four point lead as the rally unfolded.
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Teachers’ College
Dubuque German College
Dubuque
Petersen and Schnelck
Ryan
Crouch
Whitford
Bailey
Baseball Scores From Yesterday In Various Leagues
In American Association play at St Paul the score was 4 to 6 with Milwaukee and Louisville Cleveland and Milwaukee noted. Western League results include Wichita 3 Topeka 4 after 17 innings. St Joe Omaha game rained out, Sioux City 3 Des Moines 10 Lincoln 0 Denver 6. Vinton baseball fever noted with local April 24 event near Cedar Rapids and Waterloo.
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Tigers
Indians
Cleveland
Fuller
Detroit
Clevala
Coumbhe
Steven
Hartsind
Bean
Daussaf Baker
American Association
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Minneapolis
Louisville
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Topeka
St. Joe-Omaha
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Des Moines
Lincoln
Denver
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Waterloo
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Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
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Federal League
Newark
Kansas City
Buffalo
St. Louis 338 Aerete Bes
Baltimore American Association
Indianapolis Arar
St. Pauli's
Kansas City Milwaukes
Columbus
Seeewead
C A Leaders Prepare for Opening Game and Two Tryouts
With less than two weeks to opening day May 6 managers of the Central association face 12-man limit and four veteran rule challenges. Teams must prune veterans, verify records, and plan limited changes as Cedar Rapids arrives for two games to gauge strength ahead of Waterloo-Cedar Rapids series.
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Central Associaon
Central Association
C. A
National Association
Farrell
Justice Lay
Andrews
Eddie Brennan
P. G. Brenner
Jeff Clark
Tom Droban
Jeader
Cedar Rapids
Jimmy Hamilton
Waterloo
Cedar
Hayden Objects to 12 Man Rule in Burlington Outlook
Clinton April 24 Hayden owner of the Burlington team visited Park with George Manush Pilots manager discussing season prospects. He praised the Pilots pitching staff led by Jones Miller and Cooper and predicted top league form barring luck. He noted catching duo Darrow Hass well suited and the infield needing only a steady shortstop to balance the lineup.
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Clinton
Thomas Hayden
Burlington
George Ma~nush
Pilots
Hayden
George
Darrow
Hass
Jones
Miller
Cooper
Manush
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