Giants Sweep Brooklyn in doubleheader. Philadelphia also wins
New York took both ends of yesterday's doubleheader against Brooklyn by 5 to 2 and 9 to 3 as Tesreau Crandall and Wilson starred. Chicago tops Cincinnati 5 to 4. Pittsburgh, St Louis split. Philadelphia takes both games from Boston on Independence Day 6 to 2 and 6 to 1. Cleveland wins two from Detroit 4 to 2 and 2 to 2. New York shuts out Washington in the morning 5 to 0, then loses 3 to 2 in the nightcap
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Muskies Sweep Series as Curtis Stars in Twin Bill
Muscatine and Waterloo split a twin bill with Curtis delivering a standout day. In the opener Curtis sparked Muscatine’s 7 3 win over Waterloo with three doubles and three stolen bases, while Newmeyer struggled on the mound. In the second game Curtis again paced Muscatine as three doubles and two singles helped them to a 7 2 victory. injuries marred the opener as Sheldon and Siglin collided, sending both to the clubhouse for stitches.
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Burlington Sweeps Four-Game Stand at Kewanee on July Fourth
In Kewanee HL on July 6 Burlington defeated the Boilermakers in all four games of the Fourth of July series. The first game featured strong Burlington pitching by Miller who limited Kewanee to three hits. Keokuk then topped Monmouth 16-1 in the second report as Sam Burg and Wolverton pitched through the doubleheader.
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Keokuk Tops Monmouth in Narrow Baseball Finish
Keokuk 1 runs in final frames, scoring 11 to Monmouth 1 in an inning collapse. Wahl, Jenkins, Bentley, and Fingal led the offense with timely hits as Monmouth could not rally.
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Tomorrow’s matchups headline local league schedule
Waterloo plays Cedar Rapids, Keokuk faces Burlington, Monmouth meets Kewanee, and Muscatine travels to Ottumwa in upcoming games.
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
American League results show St Louis 6 Chicago 1 and Boston 18 Philadelphia 6 with other varied outcomes. National League winners include Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 6 and St Louis 3 Chicago 12, plus multiple games with notes of early calls and lunch breaks.
Thursday Results in Central Association and Leagues
Central Association games include Ottumwa 11 over Cedar Rapids 6 and Muscatine vs Waterloo 2. Keokuk and Monmouth both on 3 and Chieago 6 over Cincinnati. American League scores feature St Louis 3 Chicago 4 and Cleveland 8 Detroit 1 with New York 4 Philadelphia 0 after 15 innings. Western League results list Denver 6 Lincoln 9 and Omaha 6 Sioux City 2 with Wichita 6 Topeka 8.
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Tomorrow's Baseball Pairings Across Leagues
In the upcoming schedule Detroit visits St Louis while Chicago travels to Cleveland in the National League events. Also noted are matchups involving Pittsburgh at Cincinnati and St Louis at Chirag, signaling a busy day of cross conference play.
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Chirag
Hendrix Seen as One of Pirates Season's Big Disappointments
Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Claude Hendrix regarded as a major letdown after a rough start. Manager Fred Clarke had predicted stardom, but Hendrix dropped eight of his first twelve decisions as the season began.
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Pittsburgh
Willie Ritchie Retains World Lightweight Title
In San Francisco on Friday Willie Ritchie defeated Joe Rivers by knockout in the eleventh round to keep the world lightweight title. A right uppercut and left cross ended Rivers's challenge as about 7,000 watched the bout at the open air arena. Crossed notes from another bout report Leach Cross stopping Bud Anderson in the twelfth round at Vernon arena in Los Angeles.
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Englishman Wins Wimbledon Tennis Championship
Englishman A. F. Wilding of New Zealand retained the all England singles title defeating Maurice E. McLoughlin of San Francisco in three straight sets 8 6 6 3 10 8. Wilding, holder since 1910, produced the greatest game of his life throughout the match.
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United States
Wilding
Wilding Dominates McLoughlin In English Tennis Match
The New Zealand player Wilding seized early control, overcoming the American McLoughlin who struggled with faults and weaker form. Wilding’s serve troubled the American, but McLoughlin improved as the match wore on though never matched Wilding’s top form and power. Dr Neabit lists July August office hours 10 to 11 pm and 5 to 4 pm.
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