Bunnies and Champs Split Doubleheader in Regional Play
In Monmouth and Ottumwa area play, Ottumwa defeated Cedar Rapids 12 to 5 in one game and lost 2 to 0 in another, while Burlington swept Monmouth 11 to 2 and 14 to 6. Strong hitting by Rein hart Wall and Wambsganss led Ottumwa, with solid pitching from Dunn and Hawkins. Umpire Fleming worked the games as the doubleheader produced wide scoring swings and noted performances.
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Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Reinhart
Wall
Wambsganss
Olen
Ward
House
Dunne
Hawkins
Dunn
Brown
Fleming
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Hay
Land
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Schuebner
Harmon
Rumier
Rumler
McNeil
Mitchell
Lasalle Ellis
Harmon Foreman
Glenalvin
Burlington «Ofgator
Central Association
Burlington—Burnington
Waterloo
Muscatine
Keokuk
Kewanee
Pirates Fall After Meager Offense in Chicago Loss
Chicago built an early lead with misplayed pop flies and timely hits to beat Pittsburgh 8 to 1. Cheney allowed four scattered hits and would have shut out the Pirates were it not for a first inning wild pitch. In other games Philadelphia edged New York 3 to 2 in ten innings as Magee scored the winning run on a high throw. St Louis defeated Cincinnati 7 to 2 behind solid pitching by Sallee and Packard.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
McQuillan
Cheney
Carey
Archer
Hendrix
Gibson
Simon
Philadelphia
New York
Camnitz
Tesreau
New York Giant
Byrne
Knabe
Paskett
Magee
Burns
Wilson
Phila
McLean
Killifer
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Sallee
Packard
Igghae Non Monee Ag
St Louis
Philadephia
Eos
Chitaro
Sallee and Wingo
Packard, Sages
Kling
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis Se
Falkenberg
Cleveland
Walkenberg
Carisch
Baumgardner
McAllister
Baseball results and standings from yesterday
American League notes show St. Louis beat Cleveland 3 0 and no games at Boston Washington and New York Philadelphia due to rain or wet grounds. National League results include Pittsburgh 6 over Chicago and St Louis at Philadelphia 2 6. Season-long gaps and upcoming games are listed with multiple leagues and cities.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Louis
Brooklyn
RIFLEMEN FINISH FIFTH AT CAMP PERRY
Camp Perry Ohio August 20 The skirmish final stage shook the standings with United States Infantry leading, Marine Corps second, United States Cavalry third, Wisconsin fourth, and Iowa fifth as the cavalry moved up from fourth to third and the Navy rose from a lower position.
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Camp Perry
Unite States Infantry
Maring Corps
United States Cavalry
Wisconsin
Towa
Navy
Cavalry Wins National Trophy in Military Skirmish
The Cavalry led by Captain Clapton wins the president’s match and the enlisted men’s match as Navy takes second and Oregon third in Class A. Scores show Cavalry 1027, Navy 1040, Oregon 1009, Marines 952, Iowa 983. Washington tops Class B, while California leads Class C with Bronze Soldier of Marathon.
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Oregon
Marines
Infantry
Clapton
Cavalry
Navy
Iowa
United States Cavalry
United States Navy
United States Marine
Washington
West Virginia
Indiana
Florida
Marathon
California
Wyoming
Georgia
New Mexico
Muscatine Series Ends Soon As Ottumwa Visits
Press box notes preview Muscatine winding up its series with Ottumwa arriving for a pair of double headers. Tomorrow’s 2 15 start and single admission for the double bill. Chellette Tuttle Hill Blodgett and Katz Masters Fitzgerald are named players involved in key actions. Nick Talty bets on Zackert strikeout and loses as the Jays show form and Boyle’s team falters in forfeit.
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Muscatine
Ottumwa
De Palma Wins CobE Trophy In Elgin Road Race
Ralph De Palma drives a Mercer to win the CobE trophy 30 miles in 4 41 56 at Elgin as Joe Dawson follows in 4 39 52 with a Deltla car. Mason driver Chandler takes third in a 4 lap run as 10 000 spectators watch the rough 12 mile course and 36 laps.
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Elgin
Ralph de Palma
Joe Dawson
Dawson
de Palma
Mercer
Deltal
Williams Chandler
Mason
Wagner
H. Endicott
Nyberg
Rickenbacher
Spencer Wishart
C. W. Luttrell
Ralph Mulford
Endicott
Catcher Lapp Back With Athletics After Sick List Sojourn
Philadelphia report says Connie Mack expects star catcher Lapp to return soon from a broken finger as the Athletics aim to stay atop the American League standings and chase another World Series clash after six regular players were sidelined by illness. Lapp played in the World Series two years ago against the Giants and hopes to compete this year.
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Lapp
Athletics
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Mack
Giants
Crowds expected as De Palma leads early in big event
The main race today drew anticipated large crowds. De Palma led the 10th lap after Mulford retired, with Dawson close behind as they dueled the distance. Both teams completed tire changes at speed, while Dawson made two modifications taking longer. Entrants include Chase Endicott Mason Rickenbacher Mulford Mercer Wishart Stutz Anderson Marmon Dawson Haupt Keeton Burman Nyberg Madden Deltal Nyberg Endicott Velie Henning Mercer De Palma Isotta Bergdoll Muscatine Journal notes possible pivotal protest outcomes affecting the Central association title race.
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Mulford
Dawson
Chase
W. Endicott
Mason
Rickenbacher
Ralph Mulford
Mercer
Wishart
Stutz
Anderson
Marmon
Haupt
Keeton
Burman
Nyberg
Madden
Deltal
H. Endicott
Velie
Henning
Isotta
Grant
Hrwin-special
Bergdoll
Muscatine Journal
Justice
Muscatine
Kewanee Club
Central Association
Muskies
Ottumwa Speed Boys
Musky
Frank Boyle
League
Ottumwa
Muskies See Record Crowds and Healthy Finances This Season
A Muscatine season recap notes growing fan interest with the nationnal frolic drawing the largest crowds in local history. Finances improve as all current bills are paid and prior deficits erased, though a few players may not return after Labor Day.
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Cedar Rapids
Muscatine
Zatkert
Curtis
Harrell
Hasbrook
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