Water looped win tainted by umpire Eckman in ninth
In a Waterloo Danville game the Booster offense finally broke through after 37 scoreless innings but Eckman the umpire ruled only one run valid in the ninth, costing Watersoo a chance to win. Kerwin was benched for arguing in the seventh, Chapman finished on the mound, and Danville took the game 2 to 10.
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Danville
Eckman
Watersoo
Tearney
Kerwin
Hean
Tong
Chapman
Shackelford
Roosters
Fremer
Hoosters
Ingalls
Aly
Eekman
Portico
Clemens
Gall
Sullivan
Umpire Controversy Clouds Waterloo Ball Game
The write up reasons fans target umpires Daly and Eckman for recent defeats and protests. It notes Eckman’s controversial calls and Daly’s firing, while criticizing manager Boyle for filing a protest to prompt an official ruling.
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Boyle
Ratcules
Vets Defeat Hustlers 8 in Dubuque Baseball Action
In Phichoers Barue Ro 16 29 1h 4 eine aut when WILE run scored Quines, C 200000080 it 9 Dubuque Suils 030110000 8 Stolen bases Metchoir 2 Plass 2 FR Darringer Two base hits Manuseh Kerwin Hartman Rovner H Daringer Kahl Three base hits H Daeringer Forney Home run H Daringer Struck out by Roger 4 by Rogge 4 Bases on balls off Rager 2 off Rogge 4 Umpire Bannon.
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Quines
Dubuque Suils
Metchoir
Plass
Darringer
Manuseh
Kerwin
Hartman
Rovner
H. Daringer
Kahl
H. Daeeinger
Forney
Roger
Rogge
Rager
Bannon
Pevatuc
Rock Island
Decatur
Cook
Johnson
Schroeder
Lottan
Komumers
Bell
Collins
Jack
MerGuire
Ah Callahan
Pes Tee Willis
P Eee Johnson
Bethhold
Woolas
Ade Acobson
Whitside
Slattery
Vogel
Scherer
Snyder
Seeeee Gonding
I Lakaff
Pr Cook
Ieee Emis
Deeanar
Beehhold
Ailing
Kommers
Willis
Lakasti
Cusack
Stolen bases noted in Peoria baseball game report
In Davenport Davenport quarter and Peoria action Sullivan, Chland, Smith credited with three base hits. Struck out by Dick and by Prendergast. Bases on balls: two from Dick and eight from Prendergast. Umpire Cannaby.
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Peoria Fransoonn
Pases
Sullivan
Chland
Smith
Stis
Prendergast
Tases
Cannaby
Davenport
Peoria
Koepping
Seere
Koenping
Bromwich Ob
Chapman
Barc Rt
Mr Leary
Ib Goawin
Coleman
Biltz
H Clark
Lfé
Uplifters Lead Printers League With Winning Streak
The Uplifters beat the Knights of Columbus in Red Cedar yesterday, extending their run to seven funning contest wins. They have played ten games with three losses, and Heinie Hartman cleared the bases with a second inning triple.
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Printers’ Baseball
Red Cedar
Knights of Columbus
Uplifters Set To Face Post Office Boys Saturday
In the upcoming game at Red Cedar, the Uplifters prepare to meet the Post Office boys. Lineup features Drake at center field Bussler in right field Nauman as substitute and Oltrogge in center field. Scoring notes show a 1 run in the seventh and innings details truncated from OCR.
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R. H. EB. FE
U’s
Post Office
Red Cedar
Results Yesterday Across Leagues and Standings
Baseball results from yesterday across National and American leagues with postponed games due to rain. Scores include Boston 9 Brooklyn 9 and Washington 6 New York 1, with several doubleheaders and city matchups listed.
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Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh-St
Des Moines Woman Cured by One Dose of Chamberlains Remedy
A Des Moines woman endured two days of a severe bowel complaint and was cured after taking Chamberlains Collea Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Dealers report wide availability and rapid relief.
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Des Moines
Hartman sparks Printers League win with triple rally
Hartman delivers a three bagger in the second inning to boost his team to a .700 percentage as post office rivals trail at .667. The Printers league features fast players and close games with Willey adding two bases and two runs in the third.
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Post Office
Hartman
Willey
Uplifters Edge K Cs In Slugging Exhibition
Manager Willey opened with a two bagger and stole Lome to show class as the Uplifters faced the K Cs. Jim Richardson fanned eight in three innings for the Uplifters while Hartman relieved. The K Os only scored in the sixth when Thompson crossed on Talty’s hit amid a lineup featuring Link, Richardson, Hartman and Willey.
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Willey
Lome
K. Gis
Jim" Richardson
K. Cs
Link
Hartman
K. Os
Thompson
Talty
B. C. Link
Richardson and Hartman
Averil
Th. Carson
Ryan
Boston Tar Baby Won From OBrien
Sam Langford of Boston defeated Philadelphian Jack OBrien to a standstill in four and a half rounds. Referee Charley White stopped the bout in the middle of the fifth as OBrien faded from a hard left to the jaw. Langford’s blows were crushing while OBrien’s late rally could not reverse the bout.
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New York
Sam Langford
Boston
Jack O'Brien
Charley White
CO Brien
Tlangforn
O'Brien
Ó Brien
O' Brien
Langford
Brien
O Brien
OO Brien
Saints Sell Stieger to Sioux City in Western League
Pitcher Stieger of the Saints has been sold to the Sioux City club of the Western league. A $10,009 bond for New York boxing commissions is seen as solving sport oversight. Joe Connelly, an outfielder from Zanesville, was sold to the Chicago Cubs for £2,500 with delivery after the Central league season. Two White Sox recruits, Benz and Mogridge, joined the roster, Benz a right handed spitballer from Des Moines Western league, Mogridge a lefty from Galesburg Central association. A boy, Harry Greenwood, 12, died after being struck by a foul tip at a Philadelphia gymnasium game.
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White Sox
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Mogridge
Duffy
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Manual Training School
Harry Greenwood
Baseball Moves Shuffle as Players Report to Muscatine
Three pitchers reported to Muscatine yesterday Babe Adams recently bought from Hannibal William Adams a semi pro from Centerville Ia and Baide from Concordia in the Central Kansas league Pitcher Skinner of the Appleton club Wisconsin Illinois league sold to Cincinnati for 1000 He will join Cincinnati after the league season Outfielder Hickman released by Toledo signed by Manager Barrett of Milwaukee Pitcher Gilligan of Milwaukee released.
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Babe” Adams
Hannibal
William Adams
Centerville
Baide
Concordia
Skinner
Appleton Club
Cincinnati
Hickman
Toledo
Barrett
Milwaukee
Gilligan
Three I Notes Suspension and Umpire Controversy Hurt Rock Island
Harry Kelley the Rock Island third baseman received word of an indefinite suspension from President Tearney after hitting Umpire Cusack in the back with a ball at Rock Island. The Three I league reportedly pushes changes from big leagues as American abolishes warming up before innings. Paul Davidson,left Rock Island for Quincy to join Dubuque, after offers from Monmouth faded. Dubuque fielded a patched lineup with several players returning. Steve Cusack has aggressively enforced calls against the Islanders, highlighting a lack of umpire rotation and league rules enforcement as the season closes.
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Harry Kelley
Rock Island
Tearney
Kelley
Cusack
Amos Cusack
Jacobson
Lincoln's Aide Rathbone Dies in Germany
Major Henry Reid Rathbone once guard to President Lincoln died while confined in an asylum in Germany where he had been held after murdering his wife. He had been consul general at Hanover from 1887 until he lost his reason during that post and lingered in custody until death.
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New York
Germany
Henry Reid Rathbone
Lincoln
Booth
Rathbone
Hannover
Lusury
President May Yet Come to Waterloo
President Taft may visit Iowa cities this fall to attend dairy show and cattle congress in October. Washington dispatches say he has not abandoned the idea and would consider a Cedar Rapids invitation for October 2 to 7. Rep Pickett and Rep Good brought the invitations to the president.
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Iowa
Taft
Washington
Pickett
Waterloo
Congress
Congressman Good
Cedar Rapids
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Iowa State Fair and Exposition
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Chub A. Smith
Princess Theatre
East Fourth Street
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C. J. Miller
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Joe Schiel
ST. Denis
Broadway
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