Cubs Stop Phillies in Debut of Stack on mound
Pitcher Stack, just acquired from Brooklyn for Ed Reulbach, debuted for Chicago holding Philadelphia to four hits as the Cubs beat the Phillies 2 to 0. Evers disputed Emile’s call at second and Killifer argued with umpire O Day and was ordered to the clubhouse. Stewart reported to Evers after coming from Indianapolis.
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Simon
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Zaon Allen
Griner
Hildebrand
New York
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Cincinati
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Johnston
Fromme
Miner’ Brown
Wilson
Hartley
Johnson
Hrown
Kling
Standing of the clubs and league results
National League standings show Chicago leading with 3 wins while New York and Philadelphia trail. American Association lists St Louis and Brooklyn among top teams with varied records. Upcoming games include Boston at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at Chicago as well as Cleveland visiting Washington.
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New York
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Reston
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American Association
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Eae
America League
Cleveland Setlent
Eh Washington
Netroi
Ihey Amcerican Association
Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus Fit
Kansas
St. Pauls
Tudianapolis
Holt
Roy Brown Saves Game for Bunnies in Cedar Rapids Loss
Roy Brown entered with two outs in the ninth and preserved a 4 3 win for Waterloo over Cedar Rapids, after defeating the Jays earlier in the series. Stodola struggled, Hollenbeck and Hill held the line briefly, but Brown’s wild pitch and timely hits secured Waterloo’s series lead.
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Roy Brown
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Bunnyville
Jays
Hollenbeck
Milligan
Ward
R. Brown
B. Brown
Holly
Mullin
McCarty
Buster” _ Brown
Stodola
Smith
Goes
Sheldon
Wintz
Ashland
Siglin
Postoffice beats Gas & Electric in rough game
In a rough evening at Red Cedar park the Postoffice team defeated Gas & Electric 11 to 2. Pitcher Weiss held Gas & Electric to three hits while striking out three and walking three. Kennelley allowed five hits and four strikeouts for Gas & Electric. Ten errors plagued the visitors as Postoffice bats produced the scoring.
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Red Cedar Park
Gas &Electric
Postoffice
Kennelley
Weiss
Gas & Electric
Waterloo Beats Cedar Rapids 6 to 4 In Slow Game
Waterloo defeats Cedar Rapids 6 4 with 4 runs in the fifth inning and a time of 1 hour 50 minutes. Umpire Glen Alvin records the officiating as 四.
Muscatine Moves to Oust Justice Over League Decision
Muscatine club announces it will appeal the Central Association board in January regarding President Justice’s ruling that cost Muscatine two wins against Sewanee. Local fans condemn Justice as lenient on penalties and expect a broader protest by Waterloo, Monmouth, and Muscatine. Considered successor J T Hayes of Davenport Three-I League. critics cite repeated constitution violations and inconsistent sanctions, including two recent penalties for Burlington and Ottumwa disputes.
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Justice
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Monmouth
J.T. Hayes
Davenport
C. A
Hayes
Burlington
Ottumwa
Boyle
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Belden Hill
Cedar Rapids
Hill
Farrell
National Commission
National Board
Grace M E Wins Pennant in Five Inning Championship
Grace M E of the Sunday school league defeated First Baptist 6 to 5 at Prospect Park to claim the undisputed pennant after a tie necessitated an extra game Claus relieved Johnson and pitched no hit innings while Kellar allowed runs in the third The Baptists were cheered for their effort as a banquet for the winners is planned and another league is anticipated for next season
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Miemma
Herbert Till
Hay
Buster” Brown
West
Brown
San
Tannehill
Hollenbeck
Drumm
Prospect Park
Grace M. E
First Baptist
Claus
Johnson
Kellar
Baptists
Ottumwa Tops Muskie Bats in League Averages
The Ottumwa team leads in runs scored with 423 and team fielding, while Keokuk and Burlington top batting averages in the league. Davey Milligan and McNeil head individual hitting charts, with McNeil at .351 though limited games. Tex Sheldon leads local hitting at .277 as season stats are released.
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M. E. Justice
Monmouth
Keokuk
Burlington
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Kewanee
Kewanes
Milligan
Davey Milligan
McNeil
Newcomer
Brown
Bunnies
Tex” Sheldon
Wall's Finish Delivers Ottumwa 4 3 Win Over Muscatine
In Ottumwa Iowa on Aug 7 Wall's finish after Callahan's second double in the tenth inning pushed Ottumwa to a 4 3 victory over Muscatine. Callahan Kensel Wise and Wall starred for Ottumwa as McConnaughy endured tough contact for Muscatine.
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Finash
Mike Callahan
Callahan
Speed Boys
Muscatine
McConnaughy
Kensel
Wise
Reinhart
Jl Wall
House
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Link
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Mubteatine
Keokuk Faces Decision On Protested Games With Waterloo
Keokuk Gate City reports a ruling on three protested games between Keokuk and Waterloo. Manager Andrews faces charges of too many substitutes, protested by Manusch. If Waterloo loses the games Keokuk gains a safer lead and July averages will be released in tomorrow evening papers. Rennie Martin is replaced by Bob Corkin in right field. Martin’s release ends a local fan favorite tenure.
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Justice
Waterloo
Andrews
Thee
Manusch
Keokuk
Evient
Keokuk Constitution
Rennie Martin
Manushers
Bob Corkin
Bues
Charleypore
Manuseh
Red Mullin Unearths Hoodoo Bat On Waterloo Game
Red Mullin pulled a surprising play in Waterloo Tuesday as a hoodoo bat once given to Cedar Rapids by a visiting club surfaced. Tom Collins, the Cedar Rapids ground keeper, had stored the bat in the clubhouse and Red retrieved it, swinging it proudly for the bases.
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Sheldon
Andrews Crew
Billy Gray
Cedar Rapids
Mullin
Red Mullin
Tom Collins
Tom
Red
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