JAYS GAIN ON THE LEADERS IN NL RACE
In a split doubleheader St Louis beat New York 11 0 as a wild pitch scored from second. New York won 4 7 on Mathewson’s pitching while other games saw Chicago and Boston fight with suspensions after a wild bench fight. Brooklyn took both ends of a doubleheader vs Pittsburgh and Philadelphia blanked Chicago 5 0.
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Circus Stunts At Ball Park Highlighted Waterloo Game
In Central Association action Waterloo beat Marshalltown 8 to 3 led by strong fielding and key hits. Andrews and the Jays staged stunts that entertained the crowd while Hough and Smithson traded pitching bursts, with waterloo’s offense sparking the win and keeping the pennant chase lively as teams head to Marshalltown and Muscatine.
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McCabe and Robles Lead Cedar Rapids Basketball Clashes
In a chaotic set of early season scores Cedar Rapids edged Marshalltown 7 4 while Marshalltown and Cedar Rapids split two games in a busy stretch. Key players listed include Mellinger Linges Ostendorf Andree and Keokuk foes.
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Lassie McGregor Wins Fort Erie King George V Stakes
At Buffalo Fort Erie track four horses started the King George V. $5,000 stake for 2:34 trotters. Lassie McGregor won after a series of heats with Margaret Drujen as a strong contender. Omar claimed early pace in the Queen City stake with Oakdale finishing first in heat one but bets were off on that heat.
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Baseball season averages delayed by central association official
Keokuk Iowa August 27 M E Justice president of the Central association said that the averages for the 1914 season would be issued within a week after season end. Final games set for September 7. Ongoing postponements limited as Indians near schedule while Burlington has played 114 games Cedar Rapids 109.
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Bill James Pitching Trio Goes Tuesday Action
Three major league Bill James pitchers worked Tuesday with mixed results. Bill James of the St. Louis Browns beat the Athletics 4 to 3, Bill James of the Cleveland Naps lost 3 to 0 to Milwaukee, and Bill James of another club allowed one run over eight innings against Milwaukee before being pinch hit for.
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