Pilots Beat Waterloo In Double Bill To End Season
In Canton on August 20 the Pilots won two from Waterloo in a twin bill at Ringwood Park. Sears dominated the second game with a no hit effort until the fifth inning, Byers sparked both games with timely hits, and Bing Miller's ninth inning single produced the winning run in the opener. Durham injury update ends with Muscatine’s Harold Mann drafted to replace him if Heal fails.
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League Game Results And Standing Of Clubs
Baseball results and standings across multiple leagues including American Association Three-I and Nations, with scores such as Kansas City 7 Minneapolis 2 Milwaukee 8 and Louisville 4 Indianapolis 1. Also lists upcoming matchups and city pairings like Clinton Waterton Cedar Rapids Marshalltown Muscatine Mason City Calumet Fort Dodge and major league pairings Detroit New York Chicago Boston St Louis Pittsburgh.
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Detroit
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Champions Win Tennis Doubles at Forest Hills
The first national turf championship of 1916 saw W. M. Johnson and Clarence J. Griffin of San Francisco defend their doubles title against Maurice H. McLoughlin and Ward Dawson of Los Angeles in four sets 6-4 6-3 5-7 6-3. Norris Williams, the 1914 champ, defeated Jerry Weber in straight sets.
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Maurice H. McLoughlin
Ward Dawson
Los Angeles
McLoughlin
Bundy
Dawson
Johnson
Griffin
Kurt H. Bohr
New York
Conrad FR. Dorle
Washington
Behr
Norris Williams
Jerry Weber
Chicago
Major League Talent Scarce in the Minors
Scouting reports show a dearth of top playing talent in the minors as big-league clubs search for next year's prospects. The American Association, International League and Pacific Coast League supply the most hopeful players, with several named pitchers and infielders eyed for early delivery or recalls.
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Pacific Coast League
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Indianapolia
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Indianapolis
Joe Kelly
Victor Aldridge
Indiana
Kansas City
Chuck Wortman
Jimmy Middleton
Louisville
Giants
Joe Leonard
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Cleveland
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Washington
Earl Yingling
Mike Menoske
Mike Regan
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Toledo
Portland
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Louis Guisto
Allan Sothron
Guisto
Oakland
Martin
San Francisco
Ping Hodte
Johnny Cauch
Salt Lake
Bunny Briet
Fittery
Los Angeles
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Eitcher Horstmann
Walter
Vernon
McGaffigan
Risberg
Bates
Urban Shocker
Bill Donovan
Yankees
Howard Ehmke
Piicher McTigne
Ehmke
Detroit
Jimmy McAuley
Paddy Siglin
Jimmis Smith
Browns Sweep Doubleheader From Leading Red Sox
St Louis won 4 3 and 8 2 to tighten the American League race as they toppled Boston stars Leonard Ruth Mays with timely hits. Detroit edged New York 9 1 and 4 1 as Boston faltered, Cleveland shut out Washington 4 0, and Philadelphia beat Chicago 9 2.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
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St. Louis
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Red Sox
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Leonard
Ruth
Mays
Davenport
Shore
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Groom
Pirates Fall Twice as Boston Sweeps Pittsburgh
Boston won 6 to 1 and 6 to 5 in a twin bill at Pittsburgh. Tyler started the first game but was relieved in the eighth after allowing four runs to tie the score. Kantlehner and Mamaux pitched in relief as Boston capitalized on hits and an error by Mages to secure the wins.
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Giants Win Second in Cincinnati Narrowly 3 2
In Cincinnati on Aug 30 the Giants won 3 to 2 over the Reds as New York hit timely. McCarty caught his first game for the Giants and performed well. Zimmerman did not play. Lobert moved to third and Herzog to second. Sallea and McCarty led the hits while Clarke also contributed.
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Clarke
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Philadelphia
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Rirey
Burns
Elliott
Welsh White championship fight goes on in Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs athletic club announced the Welsh White championship bout for Labor Day would proceed despite railroad disputes. A parade committee for Labor Day planned a meeting at 8 PM tonight in the Labor temple.
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Labor Temple
Justice to Probe Trouble In Waterloo Baseball
President Justice will visit Clinton to personally investigate the trouble between Umpire Asher and Waterloo players. R. L. DeGon and T. Jh. Farhan head to Clinton for the inquiry as Waterloo ends the Series and hosts the Pilots in Waterloo. News includes upcoming Cedar Rapids and Bunnyville delegations and White Sox All Star game travel.
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Asher
Waterloo Baseball Club
Justice
R. L. DeGon
T. Jh. Farhan
Waterloo
Pilots
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Valley
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