Boston Refused to Play Federal Slugger in See-Saw Forfeit
New York Giants won 13 to 8 after Boston owner Jamies Gaffney refused to permit Benny Kauff of the Brooklyn Federals to play. Umpire Quigley ruled the forfeit, but President Tener later sided that the game stood as a Boston victory. The affair featured tense exchanges between Gaffney and Giants manager McGraw and saw Kauff ruled in by the Giants before the dispute prompted the forfeit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Giants
Boston Nationals
Amylle Quigley
Jamies Gaffney
Boston
Giants
Benny Kaufl
Brooklyn Federals
Kauil
Eason
Tener
National League
Kauff
McGraw
Gaffney
Kay
Maran
Cleveland Beats Chicago In Ninth Inning Rally
Cleveland broke a 4 4 tie with a ninth inning rally to defeat Chicago 5 to 4. Key Chicago errors and base running miscues helped the visitors seize the win behind WL Merion Coombe and O Neill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chicago
Cicotte
Chicara
Merion
Coombe
O'Neill
Billings
Russell
Schalk
Norris Will Play Ten At World’s Fair Team
Norris Williams will head an American tennis team of four men for the exposition tournament at the Pacific coast this summer starting July 10. The squad includes W. M. Washburn G. M. Church and possibly D. B. Little as the fourth member. The National Lawn Tennis Association announced the sending of a team west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Willams
W. M. Washburn
G. M. Church
RB. D. Little
National Lawn Tennisociation
League game results and standings across three leagues
American Association games included Columbus 3 Cleveland 6 and St Paul 7 Kansas City 10. Milwaukee 10 Minneapolis 4. Topeka 5 Denver 4. Wichita 9 Lincoln, Des Moines 3 St Joseph 5. Omaha 7 Sioux City 4. Three-league results Davenport 4 Bloomington 3. Dubuque 4 Rockford 8. Peoria 6 Decatur 5. Quincy and Moline 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Columbus
Cleveland
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Louise
Topeka
Denver
Wichita
Lincoln
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Omaha
Sioux City
Davenport
Bloomington
Dubuque
Rockford
Peoria
Decatur
Quincy
Moline
Detroit A
New York
Chicago U
Washington If
Kansas
Buffalo
S. Louis
Louisville Bane
Paula
Brooklyn 14 Baltimore 1 in Federal League tilt
Brooklyn hammered three Baltimore pitchers as Sestout held visitors to one. Magee and Evang homered. Chouinard arrived and had two hits. Baltimore 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 6 1 Brooklyn 1 0 1 2 8 1 1 0 x 16 2 1 6 2 Bailey Conley Smith Owens Russell Seaton Land.
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Brooklyn
Baltimore
New York
Sestout
Myers
Magee
Evang
Anderson
Chouinard
Bailey
Conley
Smith
Owens
Russell
Seaton
Land
Pittsburgh
St. Tanis
Pittshared
St. Louis
Davenport
Will
Crandall
Groom
iSt. Louis
Herbert
Chapman
Dickson
Berry
Wartley
Rogge
Barger
Wearne
Leclair
O'Connor
Opening Day Parade Plans For Waterloo Baseball
Waterloo Athletic Club prepares for the season opener with a large auto parade forming on Fifth Street. Cedar Rapids and nearby towns boost attendance as mayoral figures to throw the first ball. tickets go on sale Monday at local drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Athletic Club
McDermott
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Marshalltown
Hye
Cedar Falls
Waverly
Colweln
la Porte City
Fifth Street
Bridge
Burlington
Herman T. Wagner
Thompson
Jack Newman
C. L. MccDermott
Irving Smoke Shop
Worn’s Drug Store
Ball Park
Mooreville Community Notes and Race Results
Mooreville residents and visitors are listed with travel updates and local activities. Mr. and Mrs. Esher of Tama City will work on the road this season while neighbors like Frank Meeker and Chas Jackson travel to Cedar Rapids. A bake sale and a church play titled A Girl in a Thousand are planned for May. Bob Burman won the Southwest sweepstakes road race in Oklahoma City with a time of 21 hours 54 minutes 3 5 seconds. Cedar Rapids beat Muscatine 4 to 2, and Decatur offers free baseball on opening day. A note mentions 14,000,000 Jews worldwide.
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Mooreville
Lloyd Esher
Tama City
Esher
Frank Meeker
Chas. Jackson
Cedar Rapids
John Harrington
Edna Fleming
Waterloo
Elizabeth Diller
Dysart
S. Kenaston
A. D. Sawyer
Jesse Bond
W. W. Smith
la Porte City
W. H. Smith
Chicago
A. J. Meeker
Staunton
Country Ladies” Booster Club ‘Iis
Burman
Oklahoma City
Okla
Bob Burman
Plymouth Congregational
Bightey's Grocery
Dave Lewis
John
Raimy
Decatur
Ck Town Criers Ad Club Studies Advertising Service
W F Parrott former Daily Reporter publisher spoke to the Waterloo Town Criers Ad club at a Thursday luncheon in the Waterloo clubrooms. He urged service that brings advertisers money and more advertising business. Fred Austin promised a prize for best future ad story. Members plan to attend the Chicago pageant convention on June 21 and meet next Thursday at 6230 o'clock for a Cedar Falls luncheon trip with the Fred J L Kimball Co.
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W. F. Parrott
The
Daily Reporter
Town Criers
Waterloo
Fred J L. Kimball Company and Motor
Cedar Falls
Pine New Home for Juleman Motor Co
The Hileman Motor company moved into its new office and garage at 406-8 Fifth street west with entrances on Bluff and Fifth. Managed by J. C. Hileman and H. H. Jones supervising repairs, the firm handles Haynes cars exclusively. Frank Fortunski built the garage and a demonstrative sales ad for home cleaning appears.
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Hileman Motor Company
Fifth Street
Bluff Streets
Fifth
Haynes
J. C. Hileman
H. Jones
Frank Fortunski
Raymond social notes highlight visiting friends and travels
Mia, Emma Rooney and Kansas City relatives visit W T Messingham and Mrs Jack Haylewood in Waterloo. Miss Mabel Gallavaux and Miss Ruth Fagan visit local homes. Rev Daniel Lenihan and Waterloo assistant guest at Rev Wim Kunkle’s. Plymouth Congregational bake sale at Highmey’s Saturday morning.
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Raymond
Mia
Emma
Rooney
Kansas City
W. T. Messingham
Jack Haylewood
Little Son
Waterloo
Mabel Gallavaux
Ruth Fagan
Cedar Falls
Golinvaux
Mrs. Brennan
Daniel Lenihan
Lant of
Wim, A. Kunkle
H. F. Jakney of
Livermore
W. HB. Ross
Plymouth Congregational Church
Highmey’s Grocery
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News OF the Sporting World
Bennie Knauf
Ruffede
Dodgers
Phillies
Philadelphia
Demarce
Oeschger
Cutshaw
O'Mara
Dell
Miller
Demaree
Qegdiger
Killifer
Reds
Louis
Cincinnati Heat
Cincinnati
Bt. Louis
Douglass
Dale
Benton
Winzo
Doak
Griner
Snyder
Athletics
Washington
Pennock
Layo
Arres
Shaw
Henry
Ringmith
Detroit
Earl Hamilton
Tigers
Hamilton
Wellman
Agnew
Boland
Baker
Hartzell
McHale
Nunemaker
Shore
Leonard
Collings
Cady
Thomas
Norris
R.norris
Awilliams
Burlington and Waterloo
Ord
Paringer
Peorela
Rolla Daringer
St. Louis Nationals
G. M. Willamson
University of Pittsburgh
Cornell
Annapolis
Penn State
Waterloo Gun Entty
Lakaff
ST. Joe
Nick Lakaff
Hoosier
Jack Holland
St. Joseph Club
Frank Isbell
Tom Fairweather
Bunnies
Ned Eran
Becky Ulch
Red Torkelson
Chicago Stockyards
Muscatine
Hans
Pine
Juleman Motor Co
Hydra
Taylor
E. 4Th St
Iowa
Ed. Carroll
John Kelley
Gorrele
Palace Theatre
George Kleine
Francesca Bertini
Unsur
Lazma
Paramount, Pictures
Ralph Mason Hix
Jonas Finest
Motion Picture
Rita Jolivet
Paramount Oo
Pathe Weekly
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Lee Magee
MR. Hix
San Francisco
Mary Pickford
Keystone
Old Heidelberg
Bella Belmont and Co
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