Boosters Take Two From Prod in Waterloo Doubleheader
In Davenport on July 3 the Waterloo Boosters won a doubleheader against the Prodi gal team. The first game featured a back‑and‑forth start and a late eight run burst, ending 17 to 4 with M Smith on the mound. The second game also went 17 to 0 as Peck’s squad batted around in the ninth, with Long Fremer and Collins each collecting two hits. attendance reached 2,679.
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Saturday Games Highlight Three-in-One League Battles
Notes from Pearla and Dubuque highlight scores and lineups for three Saturday league games. Batteries by pper and Johnson, Howlie and Jarobs, with umpires Walsh and Bannon. In Ithaca a 1-year-old Miss Sue Vorhees entertains with a birthday jumping rope feat, rallying friends on the lawn and skipping twenty-one times.
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R.h.le
Neeatur
Wbeldeig Cay
Pearl Ooo
Tiesto Hes
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Jarobs
Walsh
Dubuque
Rock Island
Raed
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Rover
Forney
Bannon
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Boucher
Evan Jarobsen
Ken
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Miss Vorhees
Waterloo Lost Saturdays Tilt In Slugfest
Prods and Boosters staged a high scoring duel as Waterloo dropped a Saturday matinee. Stowers lasted five innings before Shackelford relieved, and Bromwich and Chapmen starred with timely hits while Wolfe struggled behind the plate. Final: Davenport 4 Waterloo 6 with late rallies and key baserunners decided by defensive miscues and base stealing.
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Mr. Hollenbeck
Roosters
Mr. Shackelford
Rollie Wolfe
Wolfe
al Bromwich
Chapple
Cleveland
Lund
Boss Cleary
Bromwich
Collins
Honest John Godwin
Clemens
Era results yesterday across leagues with multiple scores
National League games featured St Louis routing Pittsburgh and Chicago defeating Chicago while Cincinnati edged Detroit 14 to 6 in the American League. American Association and Western League results showed Indianapolis beating Kansas City and Lincoln crushing Pueblo by wide margins. Central Association games included Keokuk losing to Muscatine and Ottumwa defeating Hannibal.
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DISTILLERS AND DECATUR OWIDE!
Danville games report stolen bases by Fisher Sullivan W Donahue and Coombs. Two base hits by Vyskocil Hartman Massing Dona hue Struck but by Vyskocil 1 by Chapman 7. Umpire Bannon.
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