Cincinnati Triumphs Over New York 3 2 in opener
Cincinnati defeated New York 3 to 2 after scoring three runs in the first, Mathewson lasted into the seventh before relief. Chicago beat Philadelphia 7 3 as errors and wild pitches doomed the visitors. St Louis toppled Brooklyn 4 1 via base running and timely hits. Buffalo beat Chicago 4 2 on strong pitching. Kansas City edged Pittsburgh 1 0. Baltimore won 7 4 over St Louis as Miner Brown pitched his farewell with the club. Indianapolis swept Brooklyn 9 4 and 14 7 in twin bill. American League action featured a rain halted St Louis at Washington game in progress.
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Walter C Hagen is New Champion
Walter C Hagen, 22, of Rochester, N Y, won the open golf championship of America with a 72 hole medal score of 290, beating Charles Evans Jr by one stroke. Evans led early with two rounds of 71 and 70 but Hagen held on with a strong finish, as Evans wrapped up a 141 in two rounds while Hagen faltered slightly on the final day. The field contended on the 421 yard course, with Evans and Hagen delivering a dramatic finish before a large crowd.
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Walter C. Hagen
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N. Y
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Hagen
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Haling
Clinton Jays Split Doubleheader in Bad Weather
Clinton defeated in the opener while the Jays won the nightcap as Clinton and Waterloo traded blows. Nolt and Welch provided key hits for Clinton, Menne and Wallace drove in runs, and Siglin delivered a bases loaded infield hit to seal the ninth inning rally.
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Ae Welch
F Miller
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Fi McAulor
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P Andrews
Veteran Managers Clash Over Wageball Honors
Veteran managers Golden HN of Cedar Rails and Jay Andrews of Waterloo resumed their wageball duel this afternoon. Their series this year has featured sharp battles with Waterloo victorious in most engagements. The Bunnies have two city games left, Sunday and Monday, as the two leaders differ in style with Golden Hill the quiet coach and Andrews a vocal motivator known for challenging umpires.
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Waterloo
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Teader
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Rocal
Waterloo Jender
Men In Blue
Baseball Gossip From Waterloo and Surrounding Teams
Local papers report on Jays battle for first place as they resume home games. Player moves include Bobby Clemons sold to the St. Louis Browns and Bill Jacobsen heading to the major leagues. Walter Johnson and Red Faber discussed for possible tours and Chicago White Sox notes.
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Becker
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Texas
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Red’ Faber
White Sox
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Callahan Devides
Dobie Pateh
Ayess
Yeu
Muscatine Lost Game on Errors and Keokuk's Rally
Muscatine fell 1 To Burlington in a rough day marked by errors, with Worrell leading Muscatine hitters and Claus, Link and Adair among the standout performers. Marshalltown defeated Cedar Rapids 4 1 as Mellinges pitched well despite four errors. Galesburg split with Keokuk, clinching the second game after an early Keokuk surge. The day’s results also showed Clinton, Waterloo, Cedar Rapids, Marshalltown, and others in the Central Association standings.
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Gaspar Brothers Lead Local Grocery and Baseball Ties
J P Gaspar powers the family grocery with growing control while younger brother contemplates a baseball future. He reported the pace was fast, yet friends say he may still challenge his sibling's record and strive for more in both ventures.
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Kewanee
Waterloo Still in Pennant Fight
Manager Andrews praised Waterloo’s fight after a Clinton trip, with Burlington still in contention. The team, returning at 8 a.m. after a 12-game swing, faces three final road games as Cedar Rapids may open a home series today if grounds are suitable. Muscatine’s tough schedule away from home reduces their momentum. Attendance boosts are planned, including a Labor Day field day against Burlington. Harry Gaspar, Waterloo’s star pitcher, and his father William Gaspar celebrated his success in Sioux City where Harry helps contend for the pennant despite an off day. the family runs a photo studio in Keokuk.
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