Philadelphia doubles up Chicago in twin bill
Philadelphia wins both ends of a Chicago doubleheader 9 to 6 and 2 to 1. Coombs starts a triple play in the first game as White and Cocotte, Shark, Bender, and Lapp perform behind. In the second game Crabb Walsh and Hasferly combine as Coombs and Lapp pace Philadelphia. Detroit defeats Boston 4 to 2 with Du Buc delivering his eleventh straight win. Washington edges St Louis 3 to 2 on timely hitting and sharp defense. Cleveland and New York play to an 8 to 8 tie with Baker contributing at third for Cleveland.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Phila
White
Cocotte
Shark
Bender
Coombs
Thomas
Lapp
Oaaldnion
Crabb
Walsh
Hasterly
Detroit
Boston
Collins
Hall and Carrigan
Dubuc
Stanage
Washington
St. Louis
Brillant
Johnson
Ainsmith
Hamilton
Alexander
Cleveland
New York
Baker
Bridgeport
Galloway Defeats Nauman Team In Five Inning Contest
Galloway beat Nauman 6 to 1 in five innings at Prospect Park on Saturday. Galloway took a 1-0 lead in the second, scored three in the third amid five errors and a hit, and tallied two more in the fourth and fifth on hits by Dodd Brink Morrin and Grange with Hoffman driving in two. Nauman pushed a run in the second and added three in the fifth aided by errors and timely hits from Patterson and C Eby. Morris fanned seven for Nauman to escape a late jam. Johnson struck out six for Nauman. Hoffman led Galloway with two hits and nearly added another on a snag by Johnson. The box score follows.
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Galloway
Nauma
Prospect Park
Courier
Johnson
Hoffman
Dodd
Brink
Morrin
Grange
Nauman
Carson
Patterson
C. Eby
Morris
AB . R
E. Dodd
Banks
Bowen
Ward
Lindsay
P AB E
Ae Hartman
Lf Robbins
Metcalf
Rf Eby
Eby
Parkhurst
P Nieberg
Saturday Baseball Scores From Regional Circuits
Western League games in Des Moines Sioux City Omaha St Joseph produced late innings thrillers. American League action saw Chicago Cleveland Detroit and St Louis teams win or split results. National League results included Boston New York Brooklyn Philadelphia and Cincinnati wins. American Association and Central Association play continued with several rainouts and lopsided scores. In a separate deal Chicago coaches blocks Russell Blackhur headlined a trade sending both to Milwaukee for Ray Schaik.
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Meke Fee L. Pet
New York
Galloway
Chicago
Y MC
Pittsburgh
Postoffica
Eae
Courier Oe
Philadelphia Engrave Eee
CincInnati
Nauman
St. Louia
Brooklyn
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Denver
Omaha
Bloomington Peoria
Central Association
Ottumwa
Burlington Wae
Kewanee
Monmouth Oe
Galesburg
Hannibal
Keokuk
Muscatine
Des Moines
Topeka
Sioux City
Wichita
Lincoln
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Brooklyno
American Association
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Ottumega
Burlington
Monmouth
Quincy
Bloomington
Quinnpt
SOX
Brewers
Block
Russell Blackhur
Chicage
Ray Schaik
Milwaukee Baseball Club
Des’ Moines
Johnny Corridon Sale Reported to Detroit Tigers
The article states Johnny Corridon was sold to the Detroit Tigers for $12,000 with Kansas City receiving payment and credit for players. Manager Carr was in Detroit when the sale was completed. Detroit will also deliver Perces as part of the deal.
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Columbus
Rotary John Vage
Kansas City Baseball Club
Carr
Johnny Carridon
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Savage
Kansas City
Kansas
Flye Clube
Corridon
Petrait
Baseball scores from yesterday across multiple cities in three I League
Results list shows numerous games in the Three I League with scores from Des Moines Topeka Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland St Louis and others. Notable tallies include Quincy 7 Blooming ton 2 and Hannibal 13 Monmouth 2.
Indians Defeat City Champions in Prospect Park
The Indians beat the Cubs 15 to 7 in a city championship game at Prospect Park with strong hitting and rapid play. Earlier Mason lost 10 to 0 to the revived Independents, as 1590 spectators attended both games and a cricket match on the greensward drew a large crowd.
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Indians
Cubs
Prospect Park
Mason
Masons
Jeannette Ready to Defend Title
Dan McKetrick, manager for Joe Jeannette the world's heavyweight claimant, refused $15,000 from Hugh McIntosh for an Australia bout and said Jeannette will defend in the United States against Sam Langford in Los Angeles and against Tommy Burns or any other white challenger.
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New York
Dan MecKetrick
Joe Jeannette
Hugh McIntosh
Australia
MccKetrick
Jeannette
Sam Langford
Angeles
United States
Tommy Burns
Waterloo Red Sox Lose 10 to 8 at Fairbank
Waterloo's Red Sox fell 10 to 8 at Fairbank. Umpire calls sparked complaints from Red Sox players. Pitching for Fairbank were Higby and Wolgatt with Wolfe and Wagner batting for the Red Sox. Freak Wagner drove in four runs on two doubles.
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Waterloo Red Sox
Waterloo
Red Sox
Fairbank
Evemong
Higby
Wolgatt
Wolfe
Wagner
Freak Wagner
Amusements at Electric Park This Week
Electric Park presents an all star bill led by the Original Newsboys Singing Quartette plus Sam Goldman Barry and Johnson in Held for Ransom and Misa Beatrice Wynne. Despite cold weather the park draws thousands weekly with Friday being children’s night offering free admission for those under fourteen.
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Electric Park
Sam Goldman
Barry and
Johnson
Misa Beatrice Wynne
Birds Driven by Force Cause Fatal Wounds at Fence
Poultry were struck with such force that farm birds died. several others escaped by flying high enough to clear the fence. The incident may not reduce the wild game supply as some birds fled without harm.
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Ting
Mason City Times Sold to Conaway
Mason City Iowa August 12 Freeman R. Conaway has acquired a controlling interest in the Mason City Daily Times. W G Williams will seek other business and editor J E Williams will retire from newspapers and return to law. Conaway plans to offer the Ames Daily Intelligencer for sale and will relocate as the deal closes. Mason City’s factories and plants spark a vigorous booster campaign.
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Mason City
Freeman R. Conaway
Mason City Daily Times
Iowa
W. G. Wiliams
J. E. Williams
Ames Daily Intelligencer
Ames
Ihs
A A Broadie Dies in Waverly After Brain Tumor
A A Broadie, prominent Waverly resident and Bremer county businessman, died at his home on Bremer Avenue after a June 4 collapse from a brain tumor. He founded A A Broadie & Bro. drug store, led local civic efforts, and was survived by widow and three sons Roy Perry and George. Funeral services in Waverly were conducted by the Masonic order.
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Waverly
A. A. Broadie
Broadie
al’ Broadle
Bremer County
Wayrerly
A. A. Broadle & Bro
Breimer Avenue
Abraham Slimer Makes 5000 Donation for Chicago Hospital
Abraham Slimer, noted Dubuque philanthropist, gave 5000 dollars to the committee overseeing the Jewish Kosher hospital in Chicago, ensuring completion by December 1. S J Rosenblatt and Louis and Max Matulsky presented the pledge. this follows a previous 10000 dollar contribution.
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Dubuque, Ta
Abraham Slimmer
Dubuque
Chicago
Slimmer
S. J. Rosenblatt
Cook County
Louis
Max Matulsky
Doughlas Park
Pheasants' Deaths Prompt Precaution at Cedar Falls Farm
W H Benton of Cedar Falls breeding pheasants for the state solved a mass death mystery of about 160 young birds. The birds died near a 12 foot wire fence after colliding with it. A guard watch and a cat incident revealed the cause of the fatalities.
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W.H. Benton
Cedar Falls
Tabby
Ringling Brothers Clowns Deliver Wholesome Grand Circus Fun
Fifty world class clowns from Europe and local stages headline Ringling Brothers World Greatest Shows this year. The three hour performance keeps audiences laughing with satire, farce, and clever tomfoolery without coarse humor.
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Ringling Brothers
Europe
Paris
Berlin
Drury Lane
Touring vaudeville bill promises varied acts and animals
The program features Al Minco the Humpty Dumpty of pantomime Jules Turnour a famed French mime and biographical subject of Isaac Marecosson George Hartsell James Spriggs the clown policeman plus trained seals elephants and horses. The morning parade is new and the show arrives Wednesday August 14 with tickets at Halden Floyds drug store. Joan of Arc I spectacle opens the program and costs details mention a $500000 production and 1200 workers.
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al Minco
Jules Turnour
Jules
Isaac F. Marecosson
George Hartsell
James Spriggs
Talon
Capt. Huling
Schuman
Halden & Floyd‘’s
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UMAN
Johnny Corridon
Buck
St St. Louia
Springfield
Davenport
Decatur
Peoria
Danville
ED Reulbach
Chance
Reulbach
Mason City Times
Conaway
Cluett, Peabody & Company, Makers
Wilbert Shallenberger
Oskwood Blvd
Hotel Ellis
ELC
Fltectric Park
Newsboy Quartette
Barry & Johnson
Beatrice Wynne
Webb & His Band
Crystal Patent
Union Mill Company
Remington US
Remlageea
Cuba
Remington Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Co
Dronteny Partnctises Arte Ee York Gils
Remington
Coburn
Michigan
Missouri
Illinois
Menistee
Charleveix
Patoskey
Mackinag Bland
Connec ‘Dog
Lake Superior
Missquai
Collingwood
Ont
Vetera
North Channel
Switzerland
Fepetul Cates
Wrriee
Cowlet
LPR
Oftinon Snd Bendis
Mantstre
Saslt Ste. Marie
Mackinac
Georgian Bay
America
F.H. Latier
Lafayette Street
Fourth Street
Lafayette Building
4Th St. E
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