Stowers Forged In Tying Tally In Waterlooo Duel
In a wild Grand River game at Hed Cevlar park Waterloo lost to Davenport in ten innings after Melchoir belted a tenth inning homer. Stowers faltered late, Rogge pitched well, and Rowland clashed with umpire Bannon leading to ejection as fans witnessed a stormy finish and a dramatic tied ninth inning.
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Waterloo
Dubuque
Paul Stowers
Boosters
Uva
Melchoir
Roosters
Johnson
Rogge
Bannon
Rowland
Mix
Hannon
Chasis
Rauras
Dows
Beiter
Long
Nagle
Wolfe
Stowers
Plass
Beatty
R. Daringer
I. Tarionger
Melchair
Rourher
Rogse
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Freneer
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Fown
Stowers-Beller
Rome
Bonsters
Lang
Fremer
Secon
Reiter
Paddack
Wilkes
R. Tiaringer
Wilk
Beit
Linanin
Titra Ee Cael
Pensia
Neta Dubuque— AB
Rh.p.o.af
AES
Nek
BC Central Association
R, Daringer
Davenport
Ottumwa
Deringer
Wed
Elthoir
Falesburg
Iehiecen Ee
New York
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Philadelphia
Macentine
Rogge, P
Petspurge Stoett
Lonis
Fe Ineinnati
Waterton
Tronkivit
Colin
ARS
Toston
Ffannibal
Club Standings Fragment and Classified Offer
Fragmentary notice lists club standings and a Courier want ad promising time and money savings. It mentions selling items and offers from a Courier service, with unclear location and dates. The readable items are sparse but indicate a general standings snippet and a marketplace pitch.
Danville Falls to Peorians in 13 to 3 Prods Win
A brief sports recap reports Peorians defeating Danville 1 to 1 with a minus one line about Danville falling to the Peorians. Islanders lose to Prods 13 to 3. Quincy defeats Decatur 3 to 0.
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Prods
Islanders
Grounders clash at grounds leads to fines and rumor
Two men Bannon and Rowland clashed on the Commercial National Bank corner yesterday. Both were fined ten dollars plus costs, suspended on good behavior. Umpire Daly rumored to be escorted from Meratur grounds by officers. Danville papers claim Daly moved up to higher leagues. Rock Island hosts Red Cedar park after Sabbath for a heated Islanders versus Boosters bout.
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Peoria
Veach
Danville
B. Ball
Wae
Ee Siner
Coombs
Ne Staley
Sullivan
If. Massing
C. Benz
Ingall
Prendergast
Ewaee
Smith
Meyers
Clarke
Sis
Loomis
Looms
Eckman
Davenport
Hughes
Rock Island
Koepping
P.O.A
Jeph Depore
Ed Sullivan
Bromwich
Chapman
Ohland
O'Leary
Godwin
Coleman
P Alace
Bechtel
Cease Davidson
O Wooley
Slattery
Vogel
Welly
Snyder
Gonding
C. Hughes
Pwate
Cook
Land
Goodwin
Wooley
Dick i
Cusack
Gannon
Rowland
Bannon
Con Daly
Meratur
Daly
Red Cedar Park
Johnny Gending
New Baseball Care Patented by Ben Shibe
Washington reports the patent office will issue a patent to Ben Shibe of Philadelphia for a new baseball core. Replacing cork, the design uses vitrified rubber and seasoned wood, claimed to make balls respond quicker to the bat and fly truer and faster after extensive experiments.
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Ben Shibe
Washington
Patent Office
Philadelphia
Shibe
Tomorrow’s plans water at home and regional fixtures
Watering at home in Rock Island sets the stage for tomorrow’s showcase with Dubuaire in Davenport, Pentia in Quincy, and Decatur facing Danville in parallel matchups. The slate highlights regional matchups shaping local interest.
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Rock Island
Dubuaire
Davenport
Pentia
Quincy
Decatur
Danville
Base Ball War at Des Moines in Three-I League Fight
Business men press for Des Moines to gain a franchise in the Three-I League. The Des Moines Commercial Club forms a committee to appeal to the national commission, seeks to sever ties with Higgins Western League, and aims to move the team into a cleaner, more stable circuit. Negotiations to secure a Three-I franchise continue as legal options loom.
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Pa Higsins
Western League
Tearney
Des Moines
Tawa
Tes Moines Commercial Club
John F. Higgins
Register and Leader
Directory Board of
Thhe Commercial Club
Jerry B. Sullivan
F. Kauffman
Geis Rotsford
National Baseball Commission
Herrmann
Joe Garry Herrmann
National Commission
Cincinnati
Botsford
Higgins
Alliance
Higgins-O'Neill
Results Yesterday in Major Leagues and Minor Circuits
National League games included Pittsburg over New York in ten innings, Chicago beating Brooklyn, St Louis over Ruston, and Cincinnati rain postponement. American League results had Boston over Detroit, Philadelphia over St Louis, Washington over Chicago, and New York routing Cleveland. Other leagues reported Kansas City over Toledo, Minneapolis over Columbus, St Paul over Louisville, Milwaukee beating Indianapolis in 11 innings, and several Western Central Association games plus Central Association matchups in Galesburg Hannibal Muscatine Burlington.
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Uincy
Decatur
Quincy
R.H. P.O.A.B. Quincy
Kerwin
Rf. Wanes
Ojate Non Hartman
Kahl
Tonahue
Anne
Myers
Th. Forney
Arry Hill
Bee iSpencer
Rover
P. Leste
Lofton
Kommers
Rt. Ree
Motes Bell
Smith
Phthe W. Johnson
Ghoo
Collins
McGaffigan
Eave
Detroit
Philadelphia
McGuire
Chicago
Middleton
Tee Wees
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Hill
St. Bnnis
Sommers
Roger
American Association
Minneapolis
Schroeder
Kansas
Colmbhus
Milwaukee
Paul
Ote Reed
Las Vie O
Orth Ns
Lmiianapolis
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Ruston
Cincinnati
Boston
Kansas City
Ansas City
Toledo
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
St. Pau
Indianapolis
Omaha
Sioux City
Pueblo
Pueblio
Lincula
Denver
Topeka
St. Joseph
All Iowa league seen as only viable option for reforming baseball
The analysis criticizes the Western league as decayed and unstable and notes Omaha Pueblo Lincoln St Joseph and Topeka sagging in support. It argues the movement toward an all Iowa league or exiting the ONeill circuit would be needed as only Bronx City and Denver show any real lifeblood left to sustain a full league.
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Sioux City
Des Moines
Waterloo
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Rock Island
Ottumwa
Supreme Court of Baseball
Higgins and O'Neil
National Baseball Organization
Thhe
High Court
Tearney
Chicago
O'Neill
Des Moeines
Iowa
Tribuque
Omaha
Pueblo
Selee
Lincoln
St. Joseph
Topeka
Bronx City
Denver
Boosters Move Decatur Games to Bloomington for Fans
President Kinsella announced transferring two more Decatur games to Bloomington to boost attendance. Six games planned starting August 8 against Davenport, then Waterloo for three games, with potential permanent relocation if turnout improves. Decatur crowds have been weak, averaging under 300 weekday and about 1,200 Sundays, prompting the shift to boost support for the Evergreen City baseball return.
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Bloomington
Kinsella
Decatur
Davenport
Waterloo
Evergreen City
New Scientific Toilet Tablet Promises Inflammation Relief
A newly developed medical toilet tablet claims to draw out all inflammation with targeted ingredients. Researchers say the product works by binding inflammatory molecules and releasing soothing compounds in the gut. Clinical previews indicate potential benefits for chronic conditions, though further trials are needed.
Removal Notice for Doctor Jerger in Bank Building
Doctor Jerger moved to Suite 411 12 First National Bank Building. Contact phone 258. Office hours are 10 to 12 and 2 to 4 daily.
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Jerger Ia
First National Bank
Lucky Fishers for Pearls at Waverly
Pearl fishermen Roy Dickinson Will Star and Roy Gooddale sold several valuable gems in Waverly Iowa last week. Dickinson and Star together sold three pieces for 425 dollars while Gooddale sold two for 3650 dollars. All pearls were high quality and will fetch higher prices to adorn women’s necks once sold to buyers and middlemen.
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Waverly
Roy Dickinson
Will Star
Roy Gooddale
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