Baseball roundup with multiple results across leagues
Yesterday's baseball action features Chicago losing to St Louis 10 to 6 after a late charge by the visitors. Magee and Smith led the Cubs while Leach and Zimmerman sparkled for St Louis. New York beat Brooklyn 4 to 3 with a ninth inning push, Devore scoring the deciding run. Philadelphia defeated Boston 4 to 1, and Cincinnati toppled Pittsburgh 7 to 2 behind Suggs.
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Chicago
Harmon
Bi. Louis
Schulte
St Louis
Magee
Smith
New York
Brooklyn
AB. R
Baier
Archer
Richie
Miller
Loule
AB. R.H. PO
Wingo
Snyder
Woodburn
Mhilis
Louis
W. Smith
Saier
Zimmerman
Evers
Leach
Hvans
Oakes
Kenetchy
St. Louis
Harmony
C. Smith
Brennan
Owens
Here Is The Man Who Pitched For The Browns
Washington reports heated fan debates over whether Walter Johnson’s win streak was broken as the Browns beat the Nationals in a second game of a double header. Johnson came in relief in the sixth with bases loaded, struck out the next batter, then a Brownie two base hit plated two runs to seal the win. Opinions differed on relief pitching responsibility and the impact on Johnson’s streak.
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Washington
Walter Johnson
Browns
Nationals
Johnson
Hughes
Speed Marvel
Brownie
Johnson Or
Standings and game notes on the Browns and league peers
The article reports Earl Hamilton pitching the Browns to a win while the National League standings show Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia and Brooklyn with varying records. It notes Hamilton’s complete game and summarises team paces and win loss data across the circuit.
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Hughes
Earl Hamilton
Browns
Washington
Pita
W. L
Hamilton
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
Red Sox Triumph Over World Champions 8 to 1
Boston wins another game in the pennant race defeating Plank and the World champions 8 to 1. Boston's offense is led by strong hitting as Plank struggles with control and Boston takes a clear lead in the standings.
Waterloo Horse Entered in Pacing Event and Finished Fourth
Des Moines August 30 A Waterloo owned horse Bunny Jim won the 2 09 pace on the Great Western circuit races with Sunny Jim taking the last three heats. The four year old pace had Miss New Sure winning while Patchen finished fourth in finals amid nine starters.
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Des Moines
Bunny Jim
B. Shively
Sunny Jim
C. H
Shade Matheno
Shively
Major Ganty
Owena
Kirby Star
McMahon
Tommy Horn
B. G
Otto W
Owens
Homer F
Noe
Serena Me
Hardie
Tommy Smith
Douglas
Bob Riley
Taylor
Louis
Goodman
Aruge
James
Sherlock
Jim
Patchen
The
Jackmans of
Waterloo
Esther W Wins Massachusetts 2:12 Trot Stakes at Readville
Esther W a Pennsylvania mare trained by Cox won the 2:12 Massachusetts trot at Readville in the Grand Circuit meeting after five heats. Dorsch Medium finished second, Baden dropped to third amid close action. Best time 2:06 3-4. Also noted were Pilgrim 3-year-old trotting and 2:07 pacing events with top times and placements.
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Readville
Mags
Massachusetts
Cox
Pennsylvania
Baden
Dorsch
Latimary
Esther W. B
Moore
Geers
Rodney
Senorita
Br. F
Marble Grit
Snow
Sox Ne Forest
Mc Donald
Peter Scott
Carpenter
Baron A
B. O
Baron Medium
Gox
Longworea i Murphy
Eddie Dil’ard
Red Sox praised then doubted after Boston loss
A Courier staff writer in the Eastopines that the Boston Red Sox were shown up by the Chicago White Sox, calling the home team look like 20 cents in that game won by Chicago. Since then Boston has won daily, one day beating the White Sox twice. Del Paddock shines for New York as he stars at third base with a two base hit and six New York hits in a 2 to 1 loss to Washington. Red Faber also stars for Des Moines, while AWekory Johnson, formerly with Springfield, catches for Omaha with a single at bat and one hit.
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Boston
Plank
Phils
Collins
Carrigan
Brown
Thomas
Washington
New York
Foster
Fisher and
Sterrett
Engle
Ainsmith
The
Courier
East
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Hose
Red Sox
White Hose
Mondar
del Paddock
New Fork
Paddock
Awekory" Johnson
Springfield
Omaha
Des Moines
Courier Team Defeats Butchers in Park Baseball Game
The Courier Up- Afterers beat the Butchers 6 to 5 at Cedar River Park. Wolfe delivered as ordered by Shorty Dolan. In the fifth and sixth, Courier batters scored two and three runs respectively to take the lead. Lu Link and P. Rees pitched well, with Link catching runners stealing six inches from bases. The Butchers, slowed by a lack of effort, were retired at key moments. Runyan and Cohn had one hit each. The Jobbers league remains active as pennant race continues with upcoming games against the Postoffice and Endraversal Prospect.
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Cedar River Park
Courier
Wolfe
Shorty Dolan
Lu Link
P. Rees
FT. Link
Butchers
Runyan
Cohn
Courter Oo
Cubs Named Most Remarkable Team Of Our Day
An editor argues in Colliers that the Chicago Cubs are the era’s most remarkable team due to teamwork and resilience. New players and reassembled roles bolster a collective spirit that keeps them competitive, regardless of finishing position.
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Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Johnny Evers
Elgin Road Races Preview At Elgin Ill Meet
Elgin crowds witness yesterday practice as Teddy Tetzlaff in a 120 horsepower Grand Prix Fiat breaks the course record with 6 47 over the eight and a half mile loop. Entries list Mason Endicott Herreshoff Wordingham Ford Henning and others for Jencks and Aurora Cup races.
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Mason
Endicott
Herreshoff
Wordingham
Ford
Henning
Elgin
Ill
Teddy Tetzlam
Tetzlaff
Mulford
Lozier
Edwin Bergdoll
Benz
DePalma
Mercedes
Fiat
Bergdolf
Anderson
Merz
Stutzes
Trossel i
Falkar
Mercers
Masons
Herteshoff
Stolen Bay Team From Country Dance Near Voorhies
A bay four year old team weighing 2600 pounds was stolen from a dance near Voorhies last evening. They were hitched to a new top buggy with wine colored gear and wore work harness. A 22 year old man is suspected as driver and was at the dance but absent at work this morning. Sheriff Shores notified neighboring towns and rural carriers to watch for the rig. Some horses have been stolen in the county before, with mixed recoveries.
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Voorhies
Sheriff Shores
Liberty
Yesterday's results across leagues with scores from Milwaukee to Keokuk
Scores from American Association Western League Three-I and Central Association show Milwaukee 3 4 at Milwaukee Toledo 4 7 and St Paul 7 over Indianapolis 3. Des Moines 5 over St Joseph ? plus Davenport 5 2 Peoria. Bloomington 3 2 over Decatur. Ottumwa 17 over Monmouth 245. Burlington 4 over Muscatine 0. Keokuk 0 2 over Galesburg 1. Keokuk 7 0 over Kewanee. Water loo Kevening Courier distributes weekly school pages with a seq coupon on page 3.
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Boston
Ore
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Toledo
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Louisville
Indianapolis
Hadi Ae Feague
Denver
Decatur
Danville
Dubuque
Peoria
Bloomington
Central
Saco Fain
Ottumwa
Kewanee
Monmouth Burlington
Hannibal Ve
Galesburg
Keokuk
Muscatine
American Association
Minneapolis
Columbus
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Topeka
Central Association
Monmouth
Burlington
Hannibal
Ste. Ora
Waterloo Kevening
Real Estate Transfers Reported by Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Fairview Cemetery association transfers Lot 25 Block 16 Section 14 to Dr. G C E Miller for 34 dollars. United States transfers land to Abraham P. Hosford et al in 1990-12. A Sauerbrey transfers Lot 5 in Cowin's 2nd addition to Fred T. Horman for 1 dollar. Edward T. Alford transfers part of Jota 2 and 3 Assessor Taland's plat No. 1 to Elizabeth W. Alford for 1 dollar. Jennie C. Ricker transfers Lots 10 and 16, Block 4 and Jot 8, Block 1 Conger Park addition Waterloo to Paul B. Bennett for 1 dollar. The James Gardiner Company, real estate, rentals, insurance.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Fairview Cemetery Association
GC. E. Miller
Fairview Cemetery
United States
Abraham P. Hosford
A. Sauerbrey
Fred T. Horman
Cowin
Edward T. Alford
Elizabeth W. Alford
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Cardinals
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Pop
Devore
Fletcher
Moran
Kirkpatrick
Snodgrass
Miler
Doyle
Northen
Ragou
Rucker
Tesreau
Perdue
Kling
Rixby
Killifer
Pittsburgh
Suggs
O'Toole
Cooper
Simmon
McLean
H. W. Grout
Black Hawk County
Nat'l Bank
Des
Ikea
Urad
Miss New Sure
B. m
the Sheriff
Midbo
Gomoko Trap
Stentz
Rant tHma
Eother
BAY Mare
Boyle
Central Aaso
Aes
Lee
Ned Egan
Rixey
Phillies
Red Faber
Jobbers
Postoffice
Nauman
Raversal
Pari
Saue
Colliers
Chicago Cub
Stutz
Mert
Driver
National
Whalen
Falcar
Trussell
Hastings
Mercer
Fullan
Wishart
Roberts
Tetzlas
E. B. Hewlett
Hearne
Wasterloo Evening Courier
Lectric Park
Pero & Wilson
Hufford & Chain
Lockhart
Sue Snee
Webb & His Band
Wichita
Lincoln
Sioux City
Davenport
James Gardiner Company
A. J. Bobby
Mgr
TEL
New York Lyceum Theatre
Edgar Selwyn
Phil Bennett
the Minstrel Troubadour
Demarest
Man
Feature Motion Pictures
Ade
Soc
Wilbert Shallenberger
Osbreed Blvd
Specielet
Hotel Ellis
Waterloo Storage Battery Co
H. W. Dimmick
W. Park Ave
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
Crystal Patent
Union Mill CO
Manitou
Missouri
Chica Island
Lake Superior
Collingwood
Ont
Mackinag
Sac
North Channel
O~orrien Bay
Berthabesa
Switzerland
SAN Line i
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Charlevoiz
Poteskey
Mackinag Vts
Michigan
Manister
Sault Ste, Marie
Mackinge
Georgian Bay
Grand Traverse
America
F.H. Latier
Lafayette Street
Fourth Street
Evening Courier
Lafayette Building
4Th St. EB
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