Tripoli Moose Game 13: Big offense at Cedar River Park
Tripoli defeated the Waterloo Moose 13 to 4 in a high scoring afternoon game at Cedar River Park. Red Learn struck out seven for Tripoli, while Pagel collected nine Moose hits and Beik contributed extra-base hits. Tripoli built leads with homers by Claus and Knief, and Beikl, Carroll, Zwanziger, and Learn provided key hits as the Moose rallied only late. A large Tripoli contingent and about 250 cars filled the grounds.
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Waterloo Moose
Tripoli
Cedar River Park
Tripoli Wen
Moose
Claus
Wilson
Manahl
Cvnter
Knief
Babe Ruth
Beilk
Carroll
Zwanziger
Woody" Wilson
Pagel
Fergeman
Bennett
Lear
Moose— Hougnton
Fanah
Phi Izmadi
Cinus
Manani
Faber
Ment
Vasu
Bedi
Learn
Paget Jeft
Pas Ea Pals
Metcalf
Iwlee
Houghian
Bei Remin
Dunleavy
Gas Engine Team Triumphs Over Moose in 5-4 Win
Waterloo Gas Engine team captured $7450 in prize money and gate receipts at Cader River Park on Saturday, defeating Moose 5 to 4. Hortsclaw pitched well with eight strikeouts, while Moose tied it with four hits in the sixth but failed to sustain offense. Denver blanked Waterloo 9 to 0 as Giants pitchers limited Waterloos to six hits, with solid defense and two standout catches by Cratsley and Ayres.
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Waterloo Gas Engine
Moose
Cader River Park
Hortsclaw
Denver
Waterloo Holts
Giants
Roia
Walter
Claus
McEwin
Worrell
Munaged
Ferday
Cel Fageers
Pit
Holisclaw
Sthr
Cratsley
Colorad Boys
Rogers ‘Ayres
Kriegsman
Scheff
Kinstry
Faber
Pooch
Tun Tin
Benings
Te Ritt O Ltcher
Hime
Standings and results from major leagues yesterday
Yesterday's standings show American League results with Washington and Cleveland leading 4-2 over Detroit and St Louis 3 Philadelphia 4, plus New York 0. National League scores Brooklyn 6 St Louis 1 and New York 4 Cincinnati 1. Other leagues list varied no-shows yet.
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Cleveland
Moston
Detroit
St. Lous K. Philadelphs
Assesge
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Brooklyn
St. Louie
Cincinnati
American Association
Columbus
St. Pauls Tichinapolis
Tomde
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Moline
Terre Haute
Rock Island
Peoria
Evansville & Koalsford
Balconmington
Cedar Rapides
Sturway
Elsalts
Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinna
Chicage
Philadelphia
Paradelpha
Chicago
Ington
Loutaville
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas
da Pet
Sebeeb Ak
Nashington
Pittabureh
Louis
Beaton
Philadelphones
Paul
iMilwankesy
Poledy
iWansus Wire
Malinie
Man O War Kept in United States by Riddle Owner
Samuel Hiddle of Glen Riddle Pennsylvania keeps Man O War at home, refusing huge offers and a blank check. The colt's care is strict with guarded stall, live-in caretaker, a bowing Airedale named Barry, two stable guards with firearms, and bunked above his head. Riddle intends all Americans share in the colt's triumphs and plans to keep him as a national treasure.
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Sumuel Hiddle
Glen Riddle
Mr. Riddle
Ito Nuine
Riddie
Lextra
Man O’war
Barry
Airdale
Riddle
Mr. Riddie
New York
Ross
England
J. P. Morthorobrednes
Ban
Atlantic
Loral
Canada
Man O'War
Great runner and United States win in tense match
The report notes the United States team winning 75 as a prominent runner dominates, with mentions of records and trophies. It references a key meeting at Churchill, a strong string of victories, and possible prestige of a straight or miss-and-out shoot, amid scattered names and ad-like fragments.
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United States
Qystenes
Yin
Chureill
Pemana Case Wal Ofger
Ter
Zeta Bux
Esa
Bloomington Sells Stars of Team to Columbus
Bloomington announces sale of shortstop Bob Coltrin and outfielder Shag Thompson to the Columbus American association club. Thompson is described as the leading hitter of the Three League while Coltrin is rated the class of the shortstops.
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Bloomington
Columbus
Bob Coltrin
Shag Thompson
Columbus, O
American Assoction Baseball Club
Thompson
Coltrins
U S Trapshooter Team Dominates European Titles
United States trapshooters won three fourths of titles in Europe, taking team and five individual prizes in England before competing in Antwerp. Frank M Troeh of Vancouver broke 109 and 138 in two days, winning the English championship with 39 of 40. Forest McNeil claimed grand aggregate honors with 100 straight as the U S team won the international shield over Britain. Donnelly of New York won the double rise championship.
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New York
Antwerp
United States
Iumpeteur
England
Frank M. Troeh
Vancouver
Wash
Troeh
Forest McNeil
Ber
Donnelly
Shortage of wire hangers prompts customer returns
Waterloo Laundry Co appeals for customers to send in spare wire clothes hangers due to a wire shortage. They will pay one and a half cents per hanger and have a driver call for them, asking customers to phone Monday morning.
Sports Flashes and Matches Across Cities Note Vardon and Ray
In Columbus sports notes a record in air driving is reported with Beach and Chevrelet in St Louis. British pros Harry Vardon and Edward Ray feature in a notch-hole match in New York as six men are arrested after rounds tied to the New York Cincinnati ball game. Alexander C. Ros, former Canadian parliament member, challenges the New York Yacht Club for the America's Cup in 1.
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Columbus
Deal Beach
S. Suelow Chevrelet
St. Louis
Harry Vardon
Edward Ray
New York
Toronto
Alexander C. Ros
New York Yacht Club
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Hexen
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Bloomington Fans’ Association
U. S
Europe
Waterloo Laundy Co
W. E. Debe
Cornerath and
Jefferson Sts
Iowa State Bank
Whee Sigete Taka
Black Hawk Bannk
Paris
A.stein & Company
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Jilson-Miller Automotive CO
Jefferson ST
Pennsylvania
Jeannette
Pennsylvania Rubber Company of America
Jeannette, Pennsylvania
Ives
Mackaman
Sycamore Street
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