Champs Defeated Browns in tenth to clinch win
In a tense tenth inning Philadelphia pushed across three runs after Collins tripled to right center, scoring Plank and Walsh, sealing a 9 to 7 victory over St. Louis. The day featured standout catches by Shanks and Veach, while Washington triumphed 3 to 1 in Detroit.
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Siglin's Clout Wins Final Game In Poor Weather
In a rugged contest, Siglin's crew hammered Cedar Valley 7 to 0 as Morris dazzled on the mound, allowing only two hits while Dodgers? No, Citizens Gas stole bases and homers, Welch and Mitchell led the offense, and Kenneally's drive drove in runs amid a string of passed balls and steals. The Cedar Valley defense faltered as Water?loo and Galesburg played thirteen innings, producing a dramatic finish with Siglin driving in the decisive runs and Wilkus delivering clutch two-bag hits.
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Sumner 8, West Union at Frederika highlights game
Sumner defeated West Union at Frederika Thursday in a summer league contest. Batteries Suictitre and Bergner led for Sumner with Dye and Walgamat contributing. Features included Allen's steal at home and Heiser's spectacular play in left field. West Union visitors struggled on offense.
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Muskies and Jays Set for Sunday Doubleheader at Muscatine
In Muscatine Iowa Aug 1 baseball officials announced a Sunday doubleheader between the Muskies and Jays with Waterloo likely. Manager Boyle asked permission to move Monday’s game to Sunday and Doc Andrews agreed. The Muskies push for wins as they face Waterloo in crucial series amid strong line play from Brodgett Blenner Turtle and Drahan as they strive to seize the pennant lead. Meanwhile Australians Brookes and Wilding beat German duo Franzseim and Kreuzer to secure a Davis Cup doubles spot. singles matches to follow today.
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Blodgett's Return Spurs Jays Toward Top
Blodgett returns to the club fueling a Jays surge in the Central Association. The southpaw from Irving Kansas has helped the team win key games, holding a 2 loss season and drawing major league attention as scouts watch his improving control and power.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS AND SCHEDULES ACROSS LEAGUES
Central Association standings show Burhustan and Vader Mapids at 1 with Clinton 6 and Reakak Magentine 6, Marshalltown 2, Galesburg 2, Waterton 10 entries listed. National Lease includes Philadelphia and Chicago 1, New York 3, Cincinnati 4, Brooklyn 5, Pittsburgh 3, St Louis 6. American League shows Detroit 1, Washington, Cleveland, New York, St Louis 7, Philadelphia 9, Chicago 1, Boston 5. Federal League lists Buffalo 4, St Louis 2, Pittsburgh 2, Chicago 1, Brooklyn 0, Indianapolis 4, Baltimore 9, Kansas City 7. American Association notes Milwaukee, Columbus 7, Kansas City 4, Cleveland 6, St Paul 5, Indianapolis 6, Minneapolis 2, Louisville 2. Western League reports Des Moines 3, Lincoln 2, Sioux City 7, Wichita 2, Topeka 2, Omaha 1, Denver 4, St Louis 3. Three-T League shows Georgia 6, Quinny 4, Springfield 3, Bloomington 2, Davenport and Moline 6. WHERE THEY PLAY To Montow WATRELOG AY MUSCATINE, Marshalltown at Galenborg, Winton at Burlington Cedar Rapids at Keokuk.
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Birdie Cree Leads American League Batting Race
Erwin Ja Leading National Leaguer Birdie Cree tops the American League in batting at .346 upon his return to the majors. The report lists leading hitters and pitchers from New York Philadelphia Cleveland and Brooklyn, with Collins and Erwin among the leaders. A separate note from Detroit reports Ban Johnson suspending Ainsmith and Morgan after a dispute with umpire Sheridan following a ninth inning decision, as police quelled the fray.
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Burlington Triumphs Over Cedar Rapids Behind Two Home Runs
Burlington wins the third straight from Cedar Rapids as McGlade and Lowther powered a rally with Lowther clubbing a grand slam in the eighth. Muscatine and Marshalltown split. Alberts held the Ansons to three hits in a Muscatine win. Buffalo shells St Louis 5 to 2 as Schulz falters late. Pittsburgh edges Chicago 2 to 1 on a Celebantey homer in the tenth. Indianapolis tops Brooklyn 4 to 0. Baltimore defeats Kansas City 9 to 7 with late-game relief.
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Waterloo Team Has Fine Month
Waterloo’s pennant bid hinges on a three game series with London Muscatine this afternoon and tomorrow. Frank Boyle and Dr. Jay Andrews lead strong contenders with Manusch’s Pathfinders still in the chase. Burlington and Muscatine have been key stumbling blocks as Waterloo seeks two wins to stay ahead with a likely doubleheader home to finish the trip.
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Wambagnone Heads to Big Show in Cleveland Bow
William A Wambagnone left Cedar Rapids Friday to join the Cleveland American League club. He returned Thursday evening and left again for the major league assignment after the Dutchman sale was completed Monday night. The Naps demanded the Dutcheran short fielder report, and Manager Belden Will approved, sending the Bunnies into the deal for Wambsganes Curtis, an infielder formerly of the
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Rojas Released Hofer Is Signed By Local Club
Rojas, who played one game in a month with the club, has been released and Jef. last night to join the Clinton team. Lyte Hofer was signed, replacing the released player, with Hill and Keokuk involved in potential disputes over the signing. Drohan is set to start Muscatine opener, while Tuttle and Blodgets follow. Hoyle may use Flannagan this afternoon as Nelson and Zackert face the Jays in a double bill tomorrow.
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Ohio State League Adds New Player on Trial Basis
A player exchanged for Dutch reported to Manager Hiil on Thursday at Burlington and immediately joined a tryout with the team. He appeared as a regular ball player and Hiil seemed impressed, ordering Wambaganes to leave immediately at Thursday's game clock.
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Standish and Evans Reach Western Amateur Final
Grand Rapids, Mich Aug 1 Standish jr of Detroit Country Club and Evans of Wheaton Golf Club advanced to the Western Amateur final after two tight semi final matches. Evans beat Sawyer 2 and 1 while Bran dish ousted Stanton 1 down. Evans favored to defeat Bran dish in today’s final.
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