Whales win in 16 innings as Whaley drives in late run
In a long 16 inning game Bill Whaley, former Hi-State Leaguer, led Grenamanites to a 4 to 3 victory over Mason City. He doubled to start the tenth, scored on a wild pitch, and drove in two runs while adding a single and sacrifice in five trips. Umpire Jeffries’ controversial call looms in the memory of the decisive frame. The Glaybakers fielded brilliantly with Orme stealing home and Brausen, Hardy, and others making key plays.
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Mason City
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Whaley
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Orme
George Orme
Grenmanites
Brennan
Sohn
Jefries
Waterloo
Glaybakers
Brausen
Hardy
Sottineniar Spears
Foster Brown
Tex Sheldon
Melker
Masters
Afartini
Wong
Kortum
Weeks
Solon
Martini
Wheler
Brown
League Game Results and Glanding of Clubs
American Association results list Kansas City 3 Louisville 4 St Paul 3 Cleveland 4 over 13 innings. Minneapolis 8 Columbus 2 Milwaukee 13 Indianapolis 6 Western Teagie Wichita 1 Sioux City 3-2 Topeka 0 Omaha 1 Lincoln 4 Des Moines 5. Denver 7-8 St Joseph 5-4. Mason City and Waterloo line scores given with hitters Braugen Bay Weeks Fitzpatrick and others. Trots by Whaley and base hits by Masters Orme Brown etc.
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iDatrakt
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Local Semi Pro Scores From Aug 21 Roundup
Sumner 35 New Hampton 3 at Sumner Iowa Aug 21 Sumner defeated New Hampton 5 to 3 All Nations 4 Albert Lea 1 at Sheffield Aug 21 All Nations on winning streak with Rasmussen and Durham against Barrett and Fitzgerald Cherokee 6 Webster City 4 at Webster City Aug 21 Seyfried and Ludwig beat Lee and Harmon Tama 66 Mechanicsville 3 at Tama Aug 21 Harrison on mound for Tama Blackburne joined club Town Falls Ja Aug 21 Union semi pro beat Hampton 2 0 at former site in fourteenth inning. Marshall pitched for Hampton Byeiny Car Union pitchers received strong support
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Byeiny Car Union
Tigers land ninth straight as Bressler falters in loss
Detroit rode Bill James who arrived from St Louis to an 11 to 1 win over Philadelphia. Bressler struggled in the third inning with five bases on balls and two hits allowed. The Tigers extended their win streak to nine, while Boston beat Chicago 4 to 1 and Washington crushed Cleveland 8 to 0.
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Cedar Rapids
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Ced. Rapids
Marshalltown
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Umpire Bush in Keokuk Muscatine clash after row ends game
Keokuk led Muscatine 5 to 3 when umpire Bush fined two Keokuk players and ordered Ponner to the clubhouse in a fifth inning melee. Muscatine’s Hasbrook was arrested for profane language as fans moved toward the umpire and manager Egan pulled his team from the field.
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Franke
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Lea
Brooklyn Beats St Louis in Rain-Drenched Debut
Brooklyn defeats St Louis 8 to 3 as Armando Marsans returns to the lineup with one hit and two sensational catches. Also Kansas City over Baltimore 8 to 4 and Buffalo tops Chicago 7 to 3 in Aug 21 games.
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Schulz
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McLoughlin to Meet Williams in Final at Casino
National champion Williams of Philadelphia and Maurice E. McLoughlin of San Francisco won their semifinal matches in straight sets at the Casino tournament. Williams defeated Griffin 6-2 6-1, McLoughlin beat Wiles 3-6 10-8 6-2 9-7, setting up a final clash between the two former and current titleholders.
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McLoughlin
Niles
N. TW. Wiles
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Williams
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