New York Defeats Cincinnati In Excruciating Game
New York beat Cincinnati 7 to 6 in a tightly contested contest. Marquard allowed four hits through eight innings before Cincinnati rallied in the ninth. Bescher paced Cincinnati with a home run and four hits while Kling, Merkle, and Doyle provided key blows for New York.
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Cincinnati
New York
Excras
Marquiad
Aloith
Cineluiaci
Burns
Fletcher
Kling
Johnson
Bescher
Hescher
Meister
Hoblitzell
Shafer
Doyle
Murray
Ai Snodgrass
MclLean, Co
Marquard
Tinker
Egan
DO Oierate
Clark
UD of Columbus
Blackburn
St Paul
UCL
Kansas City
Stroledo
Marsans
Indianapolis
Sheckard
Merkle
Groh
Pires
Klem
Orth
Brooklyn Beats Harmon's Mound Work In Final Game
Brooklyn defeats St Louis 2 to 0 as Moran doubles and Cutshaw homers. Daubert doubles and scores on Smith, Reulbach holds for the shutout. Moran, Fisher, Daubert, Smith, Cutshaw, and Mowrey are noted among bright performances in a tightly pitched National League game. Umpires Nyren and River preside.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Harmon
Tj Moran
Jeff
Twes
Cutshaw
Daubert
Smith
Reubach
Magee. Sf
Cather
Moran
Sulshaw
Tho
Stengel
Miller
Fischer
Reulbach
Brooklyan
Teoase Wits
Fisher
Jerry
Oakes
Wingo
Morandoutte Paves
Mowrey
O'Leary
Fishes
Konetehy
Harmen
Harmonie Teton
Ff Louis
Brooklyn & Vine
Nyren
River
Washington Victorious Over Cleveland In Rough Ninth
Washington topped Cleveland 6 to 1 in a rough game with late scoring. Key moments included Chapman and Foster delivering stops, while Henry handled a foul near the grand stand. Marred by errors, the line drive pace and a mix of hits, Brenton could not stop the Washington batters after replacing Gregg.
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Jane
Groom
Washington
Fool Grege
Brenton
Chapman
Foster
Henry
Moeller
Gandil
Morgan
Laperty
Mfe
Pie
Chevalcutidiens
Johnston
Ssc
Jackson
Lajole
She
Badtie
Diggoey
Birmingham
Varigeh
Greg. Pe
Kfyoung
Ireuten
Lelivelt
Bates
Grephc
Lonings
Yeveland
McBride
Turner
Room
Meeller
Lajoie
Green
Gress A
Gregg
Cleveland
Greve
Brenton T
Carlsen
Evans
Hildebrand
Baseball Scores From AL and NL Contests Across Cities
The report lists numerous American and National League matchups and results across multiple cities including Cleveland Washington Philadelphia New York and Chicago Boston St Louis Brooklyn Columbus and others. It notes a range of scores such as Philadelphia 7 Cleveland 3 and New York 6 Washington 1 with numerous minor league or regional line items following.
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Philadelphia-Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
W. L Pet
Philadelphia
Bay
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Boston
American League
Aso
St. Onis
Chicare
Detrond
Heston
Chicaen
Keinward
Poston Pitsburgh
Ottumwa doubles up Monmouth in twin bill routs
Ottumwa defeated Monmouth 3 2 in the first game and 2 0 in the second as Lorenzen pitched the later win, with Burg and Jeffries driving in runs. Cedar Rapids beat Burlington 6 0 with Roy Brown flawless on the mound. Muscatine breezed past Kewanee 5 1 as Taylor struggled for the Boilers.
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Waterloo
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Monmonth
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Muscatine
Kewanee
Chellette Wins Doubleheader for Waterloo in Series with Keokuk
In a Sunday Twinbill at Red Cedar Park, Hank Cherlette led Waterloo to a 2-0 and 4-0 pair over Keokuk. Chellette pitched superbly, holding Keokuk to one hit in game one and four total in game two, while also driving in runs and saving himself in the second game. Manager Andrews starred by driving in the first run in the opener. Wintz shined defensively, and Wolverton pitched both games for Matusek’s club, with the second contest played under protest after Friday’s suspensions.
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Hank” Cherlette
St. Joe
Waterloo
Keokuk
Red Celdar Park
Jaye
Chellette
Indians
Manausch
Tribe
Miller
Cheliette
Andrews
Milton Drumm
Strong
Jays
Wintz
Wolverton
Matuseh
Justice
Manusch
Corkhill
Bushers
St Joe
Hill
Cedar Rap
Macauley
Goes
Tannehill
Tex Sheldon
McGaffigan
Sheldon
Ashland
Joe
Siglin
Drumm
Short
Hilly
Keokuk and Waterloo split doubleheader with Chellette dominant
In a two game set at Keokuk, Waterloo pitcher Chellette silenced the Indians in the opener while Wolverton limited the locals in the nightcap. Keokuk benefited from timely hitting by Andrews and Tannehill, with strong fielding from Goes and Siglin. Corkhill and Manusch faced rough treatment as Kingston’s hitters pressed for late offense.
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Kine
Manusch
Wolverton
Macauley
Tannehill
Kline
Sheldon
Ashland
McGaffigan
Sig Hn
Drumm
Corkhill
Chellette
Jays
Waterloo
AB. R. H. PO
Wintz
Stelin
Keokuk
R. H.po
A.E. Miller
Goes
Siglin
Jack
Miller
Jenkins
Glenalvin
New Hampton Team Defeats Lawler in Ninth Inning Thriller
New Hampton defeated Lawler 4 to 1 in Lawler Iowa as the game stayed close until the ninth. Clement of Charles City and E C Links of Waterloo were Lawler’s battery, Wolfe and Dolan of Waterloo led the visitors with Wolfe striking out twenty and a three base hit in the ninth. Lawler had four hits while New Hampton totaled ten.
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Lawler
New Hampton
Clement
Charles City
E. C. Links
Waterloo
Wolfe
Dolan
Heaviest and Lightest Rural Carriers Attend Iowa Meeting
At the Iowa rural carriers state convention in Waterloo, M. E. Gordon of North Liberty is described as a heavyweight carrier over six feet tall and 270 pounds, while J. L. Hal from Missouri Valley is a small figure not much over four feet. The piece notes Gordon’s decade in rural mail service, his role in Oklahoma carrier organization, and his near perfect convention attendance aside from a brief illness. It also mentions Gordon’s long, full wagon loads and a plan to visit Winnipeg and Edmonton to inspect land as J. A. Smith travels to Canada.
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Iowa
Hawkeye State
M. E. Gordon
North Liberty
J. L. Hal
Missouri Valley
Hall
Waterloo
Gordon
Edmond
Oklo
Oklahoma
Bunnies Expect To Lose Stars In Draft Excerpt
Cedar Rapids based Pa Hill faces major league drafting as September 15 begins the five day rounds for class levels. Rabbits like Bashirs are eyed by higher leagues, with majors paying $500 per Cedar Rapids player while smaller clubs pay less. Pa Hill hopes for future stars but accepts the reality of scouting by big clubs.
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Cedar Rapids
Pa Hill
Central Association
Bashirs
Bugs
Pa - Hin
Pa Hil
Galloway Defeats Waterloo in Farce of a Game
The Galloway team defeated the Waterloo Gas Engine team 12 to 5 after seven innings. Errors and listless play plagued Waterloo as Galloway hit pitcher Kellar hard. Batteries were Lindsay and Roberts for Galloway and Keller and Pfeffer for Waterloo Gas Engine. Upcoming games listed include Galloway vs Iowa Dairy and Courier vs Postoffice.
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Galloway
Waterloo Boys
Kellar
R.H. E. Galloway
Wat
Galloway, Lindsay and Roberts
Waterloo Gas Engine
Kellar and Pfeffer
Iowa Dairy
Courier
Postoffice
Gas and Electric
Waterloo
Postoffics
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