Monmouth Takes First Of Series In Narrow Win
Monmouth toppled its opponent to take a 1 0 lead in the series as pitching plans dominated the Sport World page. Cleveland defeated Boston with strong pitching while Keokuk blanked Ottumwa Burling in a seven inning game. Louis beat Philadelphia Fever HII may be released. Tom Victor beat Muscatine in seven innings.
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Blanks
Ottumwe—Burling
Davey White
Ottumwa
Wall
Jack
Hilly
E Miller
McGaffigan
Jack Bates
Jenkins
Manuech
Q Kline
Martin
Wahl
Reinhart
Callahan
Kensal
House
Sampson
Wise
Tewe
Link
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Garrigan
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Atolen
Fleming
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Muscatine
Aur
Petton
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Muscuitine
Washington
Chicago
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Ener
McNeil
Ellis
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Louis
York Weber Eens
Harmon
Lowther
New York National Etpumre McGlade
Ti Seslean Ze
Hale
Kelier
Humes
Pittsburgh
Prooklyn Weyers
Boston
Muscatine— AB
Cinguinati
Masters
St. Louis
Harrell
Milwaukee
Sours
Katz
Hasbrouck
Columbus Co
Campbell
St. Paw
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Toledo
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Perence
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Suramary
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Tiram- Br Vette
Ratz
Joseph
Ag LA Glade
Hasbro
Stgl- Weka
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Vinthes
Jacobs and
Garr
Waterlo o Pennant Hopes Dim After Road Trip
The Waterloo club suffers a disastrous road swing dropping to fourth place as pitchers tire and stars like Davey White face serious illness. Chellette joins Waterloo from St Joseph and Blodgett aims to rebound after arm rest. Doubleheaders loom at Monmouth and Cedar Rapids as manager Andrews searches for pitching depth and lineup fixes.
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Andrews
Blodgett
Waterloo
Chellette
Hines
Monmouth
St. Joseph
Lolland
Erie
Davey White
Jays
Hollenbeck
Hill
Andrews J
Cedar Rapids
Maurice Kent Joins Pirates After Waiver Purchase
Pittehurch Pa. Ave 8. Mane ager Fred Clarke announced the waiver purchase of Maurice Kent from Brooklyn. Kent, a right handed pitcher, was acquired by Brooklyn from the Ottumwa champions of the Central Association three years ago.
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Pittehurch
Ave
Fred Clarke
Piteher Kent
Brooklyn
Kent
Ottumwa Champion Central Association
Postoffice Victorious Over Waterloo Gas In Five Inning Game
In a five inning contest the government team Postoffice defeated Gas Engine. Ferrara sparked the Gas Engine with two hits as both pitchers, Kellar and Weis, pitched well. Postoffice outscored 2 runs to 0 with Weis among the hitters and Metcalfe and Peffer contributing. There will be a Galloway vs Iowa Navy game tonight and daily games next week. A monthly business meeting at Courier office is set for 8 oclock Monday evening with delegates asked to bring scores for the secretary. In Missouri a swimming marathon draws a mother and son, Mrs Lydia Bacheller and Cary, age 21, entries for the Missouri Canoe Club event on the Missouri River next Wednesday.
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Ferrara
Kellar
Weis
Postoffice
B. Weis
R. Metcalfe
W Peffer
Galloway
Iowa
Courier Office
Kansas City
Missouri Canoe Club
Missouri River
Lydia Bacheler
Cary
Bacheller
Lake la Jolla
San Diego
Cal
HG Six Stops Rampaging Cubs and Other League Wins
Baseball brief from Aug 2 reports Philadelphia defeating Cincinnati 5 1 as Alexander dominates and Johnson struggles. Pittsburgh edges Brooklyn 8 2 in 10th on Miller, Wilson, and Simpson plays. Boston shuts out St Louis 8 0 behind Hess and Watling. Additional notes mention Reinhart’s five for five at bat, Cedar Rapids prize winners for hitting balls, and attendance figures across several minor league cities.
Rapids baseball fans not guilty
Cedar Rapids Aug 2 judge C B Robbins ruled that fans at a Sunday ball game cannot be charged with unlawful assemblage. The case against prominent businessmen led by Charles E Wolff was dismissed after evidence showed most witnesses were not disturbed by the noise or were opposed to Sunday baseball on religious grounds. Only two witnesses, Wolff and J M West, claimed disturbance.
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Cedar Rapids
C. B. Robbins
Charles 8. Wolff
Wolff
Ball Park
Louis Zika
John Wunderlich
The
Commercial Club
Frederick Luberger
Theodore Stark
J. M. Lawler
W. H. McClintock
Sam Kennedy
Frank Witousek
J. 8. Davis
William Dauber
Gridiron Forecast Promises Strong Season Across Colleges
New York reports football outlook for the fall with over a thousand games planned among colleges and preparatory schools. Schedules completed, coaches calling for candidates, and practice set to start in September as teams prepare for a robust October and November slate.
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New York
High
Preparatory Academy
1913 College Football Schedule Preview for Major Teams
The article outlines the 1913 season with key intersections and long trips for Michigan Syracuse Cornell Notre Dame Carlisle Vanderbilt and Pennsylvania. It highlights Harvard-Cornell at Cambridge as a major novelty and lists marquee games from October through November culminating in Harvard Yale at Cambridge on November 22 along with other notable matchups and Thanksgiving clashes.
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Michigan
Syracuse
Cornell
Notre Dame
Carlisle
Vanderbilt
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Quakers
Carlisle Indians
Dr. Sharpe
Swarthmore
Williams
Yale
Lafayette
Amherst
Trinity
Colgate
Army
Dartmouth
Princeton
Pennsyvania
Pennsylvania State
Tennessee
Brown
Chicago
Northwestern
Minnesota
Navy
U. S. Naval and Military Academy
Record-Setting Plate Stints by Reinhart in Pro Baseball
Burlington Gazette reports Right Field er Reinhart, sold to St Joseph after leaving Oilumna, reached base in all six plate appearances yesterday and scored a run. His six for six on base is a season record likely unmatched in professional baseball, signaling a historic run-producing performance.
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Burlington Gazette
Reinhart
Oilumna
Monmouth
St. Joseph
Egan
Sioux City Western league club may move if sale occurs
Sioux City managers and President Tip O Neill discussed the possibility of selling or relocating the Western league franchise. Oklahoma City Davenport and Colorado Springs are named as likely bidders. O Neill argued poor attendance has cost Sioux City the team despite Packers past success. He left without final decisions as local managers express financial strain.
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Oklahoma City
Davenport
Colorado Springs
Tip O'Neil
Topeka
Wichita
Packers
O'Neil
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QUON
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Waterloo Cleaning and Dye Works
W. St. St. Bridge
Buchan
Guy Campbell
West Fourth Street
Iowa Gas Engine CO
Center Street
Willie Hale & Co
Mystical McTavish
Tom Branford
the Human Band
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