Spurs Deliver Ninth Inning Win For Muscatine
Lisle Spurs homer drives in three in the ninth to cap a 4 3 win over Waterloo. Tuttle pitched eight strong innings before fading in the ninth as Hollenbeck finished. Tex Sheldon homered and added a triple and single. Siglin and Macauley starred in the field.
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Tripoli Beats Oelwein 2 1 In Close Local Game
Tripoli Iowa, July 8. Tripoli defeated Oelwein 2 to 1 on the local diamond. Pitcher How ard struck out thirteen and allowed three hits in a brilliant showing. Inning scores show Tripoli nine to one in the late takedown. The report also notes player movements and umpire additions in surrounding leagues.
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Drohan Returns to Boost Waterloo Club
Jimmy Drohan, ex Kewanee and Monmouth hurler, expected to report to Manager Andrews of the Waterloo club in Muscatine tonight or tomorrow. The veteran aims to show he can regain his form after a rough stint with Kewanee and Monmouth and a later release by the Browns.
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Ottumwa Defeats Bunnies With Stick
Ottumwa won the game against the Bunnies using a stick to secure victory. The confrontation ended with Ottumwa in the lead and the Bunnies unable to mount a comeback.
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CHICO CUBS DEFEATED PIRATES IN CLEAN SWEEP
Chicago swept Pittsburgh with a 6 to 4 final. Zimmerman’s last day for a $100 reward tied to behavior. Ottumwa umpired for two weeks. Brooklyn defeated Cedar Rapids 15 to 3 as Boston faltered in third inning. Cincinnati over St. Louis 6 to 4. New York beat Philadelphia 8 to 4. Burlington edged Kewanee 4 to 2, Keokuk topped Monmouth 10 to 6.
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Motorist Hit An Automobile At Water Works Area
Joe Frost a Waterloo motorcyclist suffered painful but not serious injuries after colliding with a Waterloo water works truck at the Second street west Western avenue intersection. He attempted to pass the truck and struck broadside. Frost twisted an ankle and sustained body bruises. He was placed in an auto until a physician arrived. The auto and motorcycle were not badly damaged.
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Big Detroit inning seals 7-5 win over Chicago at Navin
Detroit capitalized with an 11-batter rally in a seven-run frame to defeat Chicago 7-6 at Navin Field. Benz White Smith Kuhn Lake and McKee starred as Detroit avoided a Chicago road win for the season.
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Lajoie Benched As Cobb Backing Triggers Tigers Hit and Run
Veteran star Lajoie, famed infielder and batter, benched by manager Birmingham citing broken hands causing a lump in his work after seventeen seasons. In fifty games this season he batted .32 and fielded .966. Detroit offers Sam Crawford or Bobby Veach or cash for Lajoie, hoping Cobb batting behind him revives the hit and run play once common in the Tigers’ attack.
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St Louis wins eleven inning win as Cleveland takes second game
In St Louis on July 3 the Jocals beat Cleveland 2 to 1 in eleven innings to cap a doubleheader. The early score tied in the seventh when Cleveland plated a lone run, keeping parity until the 11th when St Louis pushed the winning run. The second game ended 4 to 1 in favor of Cleveland after a late rally. Hamilton, Agnew, Mitchell, ONeill, Stone, Alexander, Falkenberg, Lund cited in box scores.
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Tomorrow's AL and NL baseball matchups listed
The schedule shows American League games tomorrow with Chicago at St Louis Detroit at Cleveland Philadelphia at Boston and Washington at New York. National League games feature New York at Brooklyn Boston at Philadelphia St Louis at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati at Chicago.
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Baseball scores from the Western League era show varied results
A compiled list of baseball game scores across teams such as Chicago, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Detroit, Cleveland, Washington, Milwaukee, Kansas City, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Louisville, Toledo, Columbus, Indianapolis, Des Moines, St. Joseph, Denver, Wichita, Lincoln, Topeka, Omaha, and Sioux City. Scores range from close contests to blowouts with multiple double digit tallies and a few ambiguous entries.
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