Waterloo Wins Final Game of Baymen Series
Mason City August 27 Special report says Waterloo clinched the final Baymen game in a wrangled nine inning tilt. Zachert pitched seven strong innings for the Claydiggers while Whiting Brinsen and Martini led Waterloo hitters. Vinson clouted a four-base hit as the Baymen rallied late but fell short amid errors and tense defense.
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League Game Results and Standings in Multiple Leagues
League results from American Association and Western League with team records including Kansas City Cleveland Milwaukee Columbus Minneapolis Louisville St Paul Indianapolis Topeka St Joseph Wichita Des Moines Denver Omaha Lincoln Sioux City Rockford Bloomington Freeport Peoria and Davenport Quines. Score by innings shows Waterloo 65 Mason City 3, with detailed batting events, fielding notes, and pitching lines from Zackert Garratt and fackert.
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Three Teams in Printers Race for Union Title
Philadelphia August 37 three teams compete in the finals of the Union Printers National Baseball League with St Louis drawing a bye to meet winner of Indianapolis or Washington. New York St Paul and Cincinnati were eliminated in yesterday's semifinals. Final game set for this afternoon. Also report on Clyde Davis preparing for surgery at Presbyterian Hospital to restore use of his injured left hand after a pane of glass severed two tendons. Davis, a West Nigh alumnus, is noted for athletics and debate and may regain full hand function.
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White Sox and Senators Set World Record in 13 Inning Battle
Chicago and Washington played thirteen innings in Chicago, ending with the Senators winning 2 to 1. It marked a world mark for consecutive innings by two clubs, part of a stretch including six days with four extra-inning games. Williams, McBride, Johnson, Liebold and others were key in a tense, error-filled affair.
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Braves Rally Ends In Nine Inning Tie With Cubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE. Braves and Cubs tied 4 to 4 after nine innings as darkness halted play in Boston on August 27. Chicago built a late rally aided by fielding errors by Maramilio and Smith, while Nehy pitched well for the Braves before the stoppage.
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Philadelphia Beats Cincinnati In Eight Run Tilt
Mayer starred for Philadelphia with strong support as the Phillies defeated Cincinnati 9 to 5. Stucky doubled and Phillips contributed timely hits as Philadelphia jumped to an early lead and held on. In New York, Kandener edged Stroud 2 to 1 as Pittsburgh won the third game of the series. Brooklyn’s Douglas homered and drove in three to pace a 3 to 1 win over St Louis.
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Clemons Goes to Browns in St Louis Announcement
Announcement from St Louis reports Vernon Clemons of the Louisville association team and George Hale of the Birmingham Southern League team will join the Browns. The notice indicates a broader move by the St Louis Americans to strengthen its roster. Both players are cited as veteran catchers in the report dated August 47.
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Tuxedo Tobacco Promises Mild Pleasant Smoking
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