Pretty Race For Three I Pennant In Eastern League
A near scrap for the pennant has Rochester holding a big lead as attendance drops across the league. The Blues park on Powell may be challenged as managers aim to curb base stealing and keep runners close. Mud Hens outfielder Hickman sits due to poor fielding, signaling potential moves by President Armour against stars chasing individual batting records.
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Danny Shay
Ball Park
Powell
Fromt
Rochester
Hickman
The
Mud Hens
Armour
Waterloo Fans Disappointed By First Game Toss
Waterloo fans lament the first game of a doubleheader with Davenport though optimism rose with Tretter joining the pitching staff. Daly’s heated exchange with Davenport’s Ross O Leary and Farrell’s ruling on Tretter mark a tense start as Philadelphia leads both leagues while Chicago and New York trail.
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Waterloo
Davenport
Tretter
Waterlo o Favored in Double Feature Tug of War
Waterloo and Davenport split a doubleheader at Red Cedar Park in sweltering heat with 1 964 paid admissions. The first game ended 2 to 0 as Crabb limited the Prodigals to a lone hit, while the second game was halted after seven innings with Davenport holding a 2 to 1 edge. Dauphin Daly engaged in a disputed call with O Leary at the hat and a police presence kept peace.
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Waterloo
Davenport
Boss O'Leary
Empire Daly
Peeverl
Daly
Boosters
Crabb
Long
Red Cedar Park
Roosters
Shackelford
Beeasters
Nelson
Hollenbeck
Ross O'Leary
Walsh
Waterlog
Fremer
Collins
Clemens
Smash
Shaelford
Holderman
O'Leary
Godwin
O‘leary
Coleman
Rn Wilkes
O*leary
Fielding and Batting in Three-I League June 1
Dick Smith of Deratur leads the Three-I with a .340 average on 35 hits and 22 runs in 43 games. Bell of Deratur follows at .333. Connie Collins leads Waterloo batters, with notable Waterloo outfield and infield plays described as boosters vie in a close game. The article notes top base stealers, pitchers, and standings as Waterloo contends with Danville and Davenport, while umpires and transit issues affect attendance.
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Dick Smith
Deratur
Bell
Connie Collins
Waterloo
Waterlon
Boosters
Prostrations at Regatta Leave Spectators Stricken
Heat waves hit spectators during the forenoon regatta. Janes Fagen, a farmer, collapsed and remains in precarious condition at the hospital. Mrs. Frank Pauw, 60, is seriously ill at Mercy hospital. A 5 month old child of John Hillary near Kringleville was stricken and cannot live.
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Janes Fagen
Frank Pauw
Mercy Hospital
John Hillary
Kringleville
July Fourth Baseball Doubleheader At Spanville
Two games featured Spanville versus Quincy and Danville taking two 9 6 scores. Batteries credited to Roger Clark Newton Massing with umpire Bannon. Second game saw Danville win 6 to 9 with Weykocih Forney Ban non noted.
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AL Spanville
N. H. F. Quincy Theetewseereel
Danville
Roger and Clark
Newton
Massing
Bannon
B. H
Quinncy
Weykocih
Forney
Pie Ban
Danville Tops Quincy to Lead Three-I League Standings
Danville defeated Quincy 5 to 1 to maintain its lead in the Three-I League on Monday. Central Association results include Burlington and Kewanee. Ottumwa beat Hannibal 10 to 0. Galesburg fell to Monmouth 8 to 3. Keokuk defeated Muscatine 9 to 6.
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Danville
Quincy
Central Association
Burlington
Kewanee
Ottumwa
Hannibal
Galesburg
Mon Imouth
Keokuk
Museca
Tine
Second Game Boosters Hold off O'Leary in Pitcher's Duel
Crabb pitched six innings of one hit ball for Boss Leary as the Boosters won 2 to 1. Daly sparked a seventh inning flare and Davenport threatened early. Bromwich and Chapman starred with timely hits. Crowd groaned at Daly’s walkout as Harmon took mound duties for the visitors.
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Crabb
CY Leary
Paul Stowers
Boosters
Daly
Ira Harmon
Boss O'Leary
Davenport
Bromwich
Koepping
Clemens
Chapman
Holderman
O'Leary
Lene
Long
Fremer
Collins
Crane
Walsh
Stowers
Waterloo
Wee
Wolfe
Wilkes
Nagle
Meas Stowers
Obland
al Keepping
Rolderman
Leary
Godwin
Coleman
Proposed Town League to Include Major Eastern and Western Cities
The season plan organizes Terre Haute Evansville Danville and East St Louis as the eastern wing and Bloomington Decatur Springfield and Peoria as the western wing. It will draw Quincy Rock Island Davenport Waterloo Dubuque Cedar Rapids and two other towns into the proposed Town league.
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Terre Haute
Evansville
Danville
East St. Louis
Bloomington
Decatur
Springfield
Peoria
Quincy
Rock Island
Davenport
Waterloo
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Still Talking New League and Baseball Opinions
The piece notes ongoing talks about a new league and cites manager Chance disciplining players over improper conduct. It admires Boston Red Sox outfielders Lewis Speaker and Hooper as exceptional in hitting base running throwing and fielding. John Ganzel advocates pitcher rotation to stabilize teams.
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Boston Red Sox
Lewis
Speaker
Hooper
Boston
John Kelly
S Kelly
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
Results show multiple games with National League, American League, and minor leagues. Brooklyn beat Chicago 3 to 2 while Chicago won 8 to 2 in another match, Philadelphia topped New York 11 to 7, and St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 8 to 1. American Association and Western League results include St Paul vs Minneapolis, Louisville over Toledo, and Kansas City and Milwaukee.
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Chicago White Sox
Waterloo
Chicago
New York
Rock Island
R.H.E
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Burlington
Galesburg
Keokuk
Muscatine
Monmouth
Kewanee
Hannibal
Motor Boat Races Open Regatta At Dubuque
Mis sissippi Valley Power Boat association opening day drew over 21 000 fans to Dubuque Iowa for a regatta. The fifteen mile twenty foot class was won by Pronto III of Peoria with Leading Lady of Galena second and Comet of Peoria third in 82 39. The crowd endured heat as spectators suffered.
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Buhbuque
Misssissippi Valley Power Boat Association
Pronto III
Peoria
Galena
Comet
Ad Wolgast Retains Title in Knockout of Moran
Ad Wolgast, champion, retained his title by stopping Owen Moran in the thirteenth round at the Eighth Streets arena in San Francisco. The bout ended in the opening minute of the round after Wolgast delivered a sharp uppercut and follow up punches to force the referee to stop the fight. Moran put up a strong challenge with fast exchanges throughout the bout until the decisive finish.
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San Francisco
Cal
Ad Wolgast
Owen Moran
Birmingham
England
Eighth Streets Open Air
Wolgast
Burman Sets Dirt One Mile Auto Record at Brighton Beach
Bob Burman in a Blitzen Benz set a new dirt track one mile world record of 48.72 seconds at the Brighton Beach motordrome. He also won two straight heats of three miles each with a best time of 2 37.38. Len Zengle took the ten mile event and the Australian pursuit race. Louis Disbrow led the fifty mile event despite tire troubles. Other five mile nonstock races were won by Patschke Tyron and Tower.
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New York
Bob Burman
Brighton Beach
Burman
de Palma
Fiat
Syracuse
Burmar
Len Zengle
Louis Disbrow
En Pope-Hartford
Patschke
Benz
Tyron
Correia
Tower
Meritol liniment advertised by Henderson Drug Co
The advertisement proclaims the greatest liniment ever manufactured endorsed by the American Drug and Press Association. It claims relief for rheumatism neuralgia sciatica lumbago and muscular pains and urges purchase at Henderson Drug Co the Meritol store.
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American Drug and Press Association
Henderson Drug Co
Meritol
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