Lowther's Hit Defeated Jays in Burlington Battle
Burlington defeated Waterloo 2 to 1 in a pitchers’ duel as McCabe and Tuttle locked down the game. Lowther’s double accounted for one run, while Siglin and McGlade sparked late rallies on the Red Sox side amid a string of sparkling defensive plays and crucial misplays by Waterloo.
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McCabe
Tuttle
Jay
Lowther
Sigelin
Howard
Blodgett
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Lante
Siglin
Keystone
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Harmon
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Evans
Lunts
Rolley
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Ellis
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Totor Wintz
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Witerlag
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McCade
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Johnson Stops World's Champs In Brooklyn
Washington and Philadelphia framed a tense baseball clash with Johnson delivering a strong start and a homer in the third. Standil and Morgan provided the decisive run in the sixth as Philadelphia lost 2 to 1 while crowd disruptions prompted ejections from Ryan and Williams.
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Washington
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Collins
Baker
Bressler
Standil
Morgan
Ryan
Williams
Evans
Washington OH
National League Results and Notable Plays
In a Boston win over New York 7 to 3, Connolly led a decisive assault with a homer a double a single and a sacrifice fly plus a walk. James pitched well for Boston allowing six hits split among Merkle Stock and Doyon. Brooklyn beat Philadelphia after a day of injuries and errors in a long game with several collisions and equipment issues.
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Yesterday’s Scores Across Baseball Leagues
Central Association results show Burlington 2 over Waterloo 0 and Kedak 9 beating Marshalltown 3. Muscatine 3, Cedar Rapids 2. Galesburg 2, Clinton 7. National League tallies include Brooklyn 7 over Philadelphia 3, New York 3 over Boston 7. others listed with missing opponents. American League notes St Louis 4 over Chicago 0. Cleveland 4. Detroit and Boston 6. New York 7. Federal League games Chicago 5, Pittsburgh 5. St Louis 3 over Brooklyn. Kansas City 6 over Baltimore 5. Tomorrow Waterloo at Cedar Rapids. Marshalltown at Clinton. Keokuk at Muscatine. Burlington at Calnshure.
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Detroiter
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Waterloo Leads In Sacrifice Hits And Stolen Bases
Local players headline league charts with McAuley dominant in sacrifice hits and stolen bases. Blodgett tops pitchers with 13 wins, while Siglin and Welch pace fielding and hitting. Burlington and Cedar Rapids share most steals at 41, and Waterloo shows strong overall hitting and improved fielding in July.
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Tavs
Marshalltown
Birlington
Cedar Rapids
McAuley
Tom Blodgett
Wintz
Huyrvey
Sohn
Galesburg
Simmons
Curtig
Meatine
Hollenbeck
Burlington
Clinton
Andreen
Siglis
Singleton
Ron Getter
Harmon
Brennan
Muscatine
Blodgett
Water
Hume
Jack Hill
Paddy Siglin
Siglin
Wamisganss
Cleveland
Baseball Rivalries Loom in Central Association Matchup
Davenport Democrat Waterloo and Cedar Rapids plan a record attendance Sunday in Buntown as Cedar Rapids proves a strong draw in the Central association. Waterloo brings a military band with hundreds of fans amid a hot rivalry. Andrews aims for the pennant while locals witness strong play.
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Davenport Democrat
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Buntown
Central Association
Waterloo Military Band
Andrews
Davenport
Two Colonels Traded In Baseball Shuffle In Louisville
Louisville announces a two club trade as Grover Loudermilk and Henry Severeid move to St Louis for Wyllie Taylor Frank Crossin and cash. Loudermilk and Severeid join St Louis at season end while Taylor and Crossin head to Louisville immediately.
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Louievite Club
American Association
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Henry Severeid
SC Louis
Wyllie Taylor
Frank Crossin
Loudermilk
Severeid
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Taylor
Crossin
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Webster City Wins Tournament In Iowa Falls
The Aug 15 ball tournament closed with Ackley defeating Forest City 7 to 5 as Fischer pitched twelve strikeouts and Steffen caught superbly. Webster City then beat Hampton 8 to 2 with Glendell pitching and Lutterman catching. Final standings: Webster City first, Hampton second, Ackley third, Forest City fourth. Umpire Clyde Williams of Ames officiated.
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Forest City
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Steffen
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Haroldson
Stevenson
Hampton
Webster City
Helsey
Hughes
Glandell
Lutterman
Clyde Williams
Ames
Muscatine Rally Wins In Ninth Inning To Take 3 2
In Muscatine Aug 15 the home team rallied in the last of the ninth with two out and two strikes. Mas ters started the rally with hits, Harper held Muscatine hitless until then, Spurs stole home for the winning run. Final score 3 2.
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O'Neill
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Alberts
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Americans Lose in the Doubles at Forest Hills
In a Davis Cup doubles match at Forest Hills Norman B Brookes and Anthony F Wilding beat Maurice E McLoughlin and Thomas C Bundy in straight sets 1-3 8-6 9-7. The Australasians take a two to one lead with final contests due tomorrow requiring McLoughlin to defeat Wilding and R Norris Williams II to beat Brookes in singles to retain the silver bowl and world championship.
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Anthony F. Wilding
Maurice BE. McLoughlin
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McLoughlin
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Nickel Grabbers Triumph In Wild Battle At Red Cedar Park
The Chamberlain team from the Jobbers' league fell to Cedar Valley 21 to 6 at Red Cedar Park. Field general Dunleavy halted further harm after the first half of the fourth frame due to darkness as Claus led Cedar Valley with strong hitting and steady support from Urie and Worrell.
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New Player Tops Hitting Averages Across Leagues
Hi Meyers leads NL hitters at .371 for Brooklyn in 20 games with others like Erwin .348 and Grant .342 following. Brooklyn tops NL club batting, while Herzog leads steals with 38. Notable pitchers include Mathewson and Doak, with Ford and Seaton excelling in the Federal League. Indianapolis leads in club batting. Rauf holds most steals with 46.
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Australasian Racquet Masters Shine in Flawless Victory
Experts predict nis experts predict is most unlikely. The Australasian victory was well samed and without flaw. The team work of the Antipodeans was that of master racquet wielders who thore iy understood each other's plays and tactics both aft net and on the deep court.
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