Heuger seals game two in Water loo series
Waterloo pitchers Heuser and Battle locked in a southpaw duel as Waterloo won 6 to 1 in Mason City. Melker left with a displaced right foot in the ninth inning, Melker injury cited, and Orme, Brennan, and Brown led the Waterloo offense with key hits while Mason City managed a lone run in the second inning.
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Marquard Sold to Toronto Club
New York reports left handed pitcher Richard Marquard was sold yesterday by the New York Nationals to the Toronto club in the International league. The Giants receive pitcher Herbert from Toronto as part of the deal. Major league clubs waived claims to Marquard due to his salary. Granard seeks release. Marquard joined New York in 1908 after Indianapolis paid 11000.
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Rube) Marquard
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Robert Schang
Pittsburgh Nationals
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Philadelphia Americans
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
In YESTERDAN'S GAMES the American Association results show Kansas City 6 to 1 over Cleveland 0 to 5, Milwaukee 3 to 6, Columbus 7 to 0, Minneapolis 3 to 2 over Louisville, St Paul 1 to 4, Indianapolis 2 to 2. Western League games include Topeka at St Joseph 4 to 2, Lincoln 2 to 3, Sioux City 3 to Denver 4, Omaha 4. Wichita-Des Moines postponed due to train rate. Three League games have Rockford 5 to 0 over Moline 4 to 2, Bloomington 6 to 7 over Quincy, Davenport 3 to 12 over Freaport 5 to 5.
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Bunnies and Ansons Overpowered in Wild Cager Battle
Marshalltown Aug 26 Cedar Rapids and Marshalltown split in a fast paced series with heavy penalties and minor injuries. Slattery shone in the second game while Hofmann and M. Ryan teamed on both sides. Burlington beat Clinton in a hitting contest as Lyons and Link starred. Muscatine endured thirteen errors and nine stolen bases led by Reinhart.
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Century Mark for Burlington Catcher Rolleg
Clinton Aug 26 Rolleg Burlington's hard working backstop caught his hundredth straight game this season Tuesday. The team has played 104 games this season and Rolleg has caught all but four. He led behind the bat last year and may pass that record this year. Considered by many as the league's best catcher he excels with both defense and receiving. He is not a heavy hitter but can deliver when needed. Rotles, besides being a good catcher, is a gentleman off the field.
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Boston Beats Detroit 2-1 in Thirteenth Inning Thriller
Boston wins 2-1 over Detroit in the thirteenth thanks to a single by Leonard after two out in the Detroit half. Ruth and Leonard combine on defense to seal the victory as Cobb doubles but Snarker hauls in Crawford’s fly. Beaton’s defense shines, James and Ruth two-hits through six innings.
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Pittsburgh blanked Kansas City 4 to 0 in Federal League action
In Pittsburgh yesterday Kansas City was shut out 4 to 0 as Rogge held the visitors and Watting faltered after errors by local players. Also, St Louis beat Chicago 4 to 2 in game one before Chicago took the second 4 to 2. Brooklyn topped Baltimore 3 to 1 in a split. Buffalo defeated Newark 4 to 3 in Newark.
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O'Connor
New York and Pittsburgh Split Doubleheader in Rainy Day Games
New York and Pittsburgh split a doubleheader with New York winning the first game by 9 to 7 and Pittsburgh taking the nightcap 16 to 7. Mamaux earned his fifth win of the season for the Pirates, while Harmon and Gibson supported for the Mets. The day featured late scoring bursts and mixed defense as both clubs posted runs across multiple innings.
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Waterloo Team Home Tomorrow in Local League Play
Waterloo eyes a big weekday crowd as the Pathfinders visit with Burlington and the Indians to close a season stretch. Double admissions apply for Sunday's two games while one admission after 3:30. Protests hover over veteran rules in the Muscatine dispute amid a tense series push.
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Muskies May Lose Six Games
Muscatine Iowa August 26 The Central Association president says Muscatine may forfeit six wins due to protests over management dates. The disputed games were won while Mean was not manager and Jess Runser led the club, including three wins versus Clinton one over Waterlon and two over Ce.
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All Nations rout Albert Lea in seventh series game
In Britt Iowa on August 26 the All Nations defeated Albert Lea 7 to 0 in game four of a seven game series. Drake starred on the mound for All Nations while Dur ham, Barrett and Fitzgerald helped drive the offense.
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