Doyle Leads National League As Sluggers Dominate
Larry Doyle tops the National League batting leaders with .330 for the New York team. The report lists stars like Daubert, Cobb, Snyder, and Merkle across the circuit with runs, total bases, and stolen bases highlighted. American and Federal leagues show Magee and Fischeher near the top in batting and pitchers like Faber, Coveleskie, and Mayer lead their circuits.
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Chicago
Cobb
Detroit
Jackson
Cleveland
E. Collina
Speaker
Boston
Crawford
Strank
Philadelphia
Maisel
New York
Foster
Seott
Faber
Ayers
Washington
Bhiors
Johnson
Daues
Fisher
Coveleskie
Caldwell
Gallia
Boland
Doyle
Larry Doyle
Hants
Snyder
St. Louis
Daubert
Brooklyn
Wade Killifer
Cincinnati
Gollins
Pittsburgh
Luderus
Merkle
Groh
J. Smith
Salter
Gatter
Cravath
Sater
Gracath
Collop
Kansas City
Cran’dall
Brown
McDonnell
Packard
Compton
McLoughlin Defeats Williams for Longwood Cup
Maurice E. McLoughlin of San Francisco defeated R. Norris Williams of Boston in a Longwood singles challenge match. The score was 6 3 6 3 2 4 6 1 with McLoughlin using aggressive play to overwhelm Williams. This win gives McLoughlin permanent possession of the Longwood Bowl after previously winning two legs.
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Boston
Mass
Maurice E. McLoughlin
San Francisco
R. Norris Williams
McLoughlin
Williams
Newport
Willams
Fietary McLaughlin
Yesterday's baseball scores across American and Western leagues
In the American Association Columbus defeated Kansas City 8 to 7 while Cleveland beat Minneapolis 11 to 7. Louisville topped Milwaukee 7 to 2 as Indianapolis beat St Paul 6 to 0. In the Western League Des Moines won 1 to 0 over Lincoln and Denver edged Omaha 2 to 1. Wichita defeated St Joseph 5 to 3. Other games included Bloomington 6 over Quincy 1, Freeport 3 over Davenport 2, Moline 3 over Rockford 0.
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American Association
Columbus
Kansas City
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St Paul
Dea.Moines
Lincoln
Denver
Omaha
Wichita
St. Joe
Bloomington
Quincy
Freeport
Davenport
Moline
Rockford
St. Paul
Kansan City
Courier-Post office tops Citizens Gaa in tight league tilt
Rees rode strong after a shaky first inning as the Courier-Post office club defeated Citizens Gaa 6 to 3. Emmet Link drove in two, Hartman lined drives, and Baish equalized with a key catch. Mitchell held the fort after the early blow, while L. Link and Rees helped seal a late run margin with timely hits and defense.
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CourierPostages
Citizens Ges
Courier-Post Office
Mitehall
Emmet Link
Ross
Hart
Hartman
Baish
Drake
Courter-P. O
Apoa
Hertman
McNaily
Citizens
Thomas
J. Morris
B . Kenneally
O . Mitchell
Bragdon
iSchutaman
Huntley
Balan
Purtell
Balsh
McNally
Danlevy
Barberg golfers hold Byrnes Park trials and caddy school
Waterloo golfers at Byrnes Park stage tryouts for a tournament while Prospect Golf club launches a new caddy school led by Paul B Talbot secretary. Caddies may be expelled or arrested for stray balls and marked balls are returned to owners. The club urges quiet on the links to avoid disrupting players during strokes.
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Chick” Evans
Waterloo
Prospect Golf Club
Edgewater Star
Paul B. Talbot
Talbot
Dubuque
Cubs Defeat Boston in Second Straight Pitcher Duel
Chicago blanked Boston 2 0 in a pitchers duel led by Rudolph for Boston and Pierce for Chicago. Chicago scored in the second on an infield out and wild pitch and added another in the third as Wilbur Good led local hitters. Brooklyn beat St Louis 3 2 to move ahead in the pennant race with Wheat scoring the winner in the eighth. Pittsburgh rallied but fell to Philadelphia 11 5 as Mayer closed out the ninth. Cincinnati won 4 2 over New York with a ninth inning rally highlighted by Griffith’s double and Clark’s bases loaded single.
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Chicago
Boston
Rudolph
Pierce
Altho
Wilbur Good
Gowdy
Platca
Archer
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boxton
Wheat
Cutshaw
Coombs
St. Louia
Battersea
Coombr
Miller
Doak
Snyder
Gonzales
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
McQuillen
Kandlehner
Mayer
Demarco
Battaries
Dewares, Mayer and
Ieillifer
Kantlohner
Conzelman
Schang
Cincinnati
New York
Griffith
Wingo
Perritt
Williams
Clark
Moll Wit
Dooin
Toney
Central Association
W. le Pet Burlington
Muscatine Ae
Keokuk We
Mason City
Ad AG
Clinton Aft
Cedar K Rapids
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Phaenin
Aba
Chicago Pace
Ees
Boston Ro
New York Io
Bt. Louis
St Cincinnati
Boston Eben
Detroit
Abe
Washington
St. Louisa
Cleveland
Federal League
Lata Eias City
Phitsburgh
Ark
Washington acquires doubleheader split over White Sox
Washington Nationals sweep the White Sox in a doubleheader, winning 8 to 6 in game one and 6 to 3 in game two. Johnson blanked Chicago into the eighth, six hits and two errors produced six runs, and Eddie Collins' misplay aided Washington’s total. Ayres topped Russell in the second game’s scoring duel.
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Nationals
White Sox
Washington
D. C
Chicago
Johnson
Wolfgang and Faber
Eddie Collins
Tor
Ayres
Russell
Onicazo
Benz
Wolfgang
Faber
Schalk
Ainsmith
Henry
Chinaga
Russell, Riepfer and Mayer
Ayres and
Federal Darague: St Louis Defeats Baltimore in Baseball
St Louis beat Baltimore 5 to 1 as Suggs started for Baltimore but left in the third. Crandall and Beller pitched well for Baltimore while Crandall and Bae Man caught for St Louis. Chapman homered for St Louis in a high scoring midweek game at Baltimore.
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St. Louis
Baltimore
Yesterdas
Suggs
Beller
Nyely
Crandath
Chapman
St. Tomfs
Crandall
Bae Man
Bafler
Leclair
Owens
Russell
Hampton and Webster City Baseball Notes and Results
Hampton semi pro team defeated the Doug Morgan Show company 20 to 3 in Hampton. Albert Lea won 3 to 0 over Hampton the next day. Webster City Nationals beat Austin 4 to 1 in a seventh inning rally. Rockford defeated Nashua 6 to 3 with new pitcher Matts on the mound. Dows beat Alden 6 to 5 in a loosely played game.
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Hampton
A. Doug Morgan
Hampton Boys
Albert Lea
Webster City
Rockford
Nashua
Matts
Matt
Welgend
Littig
Honneger
Dows
Alden
G. de
Take Out the Ashes Foley Kidney Pills Ad
An old advertisement urges kidney care with Foley Kidney Pills to aid removal of waste from the blood. It likens waste buildup to ashes fueling a fire and claims relief from rheumatism joint pain and sore muscles. Sold by all druggists.
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Foley
Burlington Wins Hitting Contest In Twelve Inning Tilt
Burlington defeats Marshalltown 13 to 11 in twelve innings as Singleton anchors the mound, allowing two hits and no runs in the last six frames and driving in the winning run. Keokuk tops Mason City 2 to 1 in eleven innings with Red Lowther tripling and Swich driving in the deciding run. Muscatine blanks Cedar Rapids 3 to 0 behind Augustus who yields only two hits.
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Burlington
Marshalltown
Singleton
Hurlington
Darlgton
Marsh
Miller
Singleton and
Rolley
Richardson
Heard and Hemmerschmidt
Keokuk
Jacxm City
Ang
Muscatine
Augustus
Tocala
Gedar Rapids
Mellinger
Herman
Hruska
Rockwell Edges Hampton 2–0 in Semi Pro Match
Rockwell defeated Hampton 2 to 0 before 1,800 fans in Rockwall Iowa. Walworth, a recent release, starred on the mound as the decisive feature of the game.
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Rockwell
Hampton
Rockwall
Walworth
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Darague
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O’connor
Churs
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General Association
Balla
Austin
Alink
UBER
Quehta
ROHWN
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Remington-Umc
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Remington Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Co
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EAC Ammunition
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