Jays Continue Sliding Toward Cellar Position
Waterloo surged ahead while Clinton won both ends of a doubleheader. In the opener Howard Tuttle pitched well but poor support doomed the Jays 5 to 2. In the nightcap Jim Drohan and Beiser combined to hold Waterloo to limited hits as the Jays offense misfired, with Manush and Nolt making highlight plays in the field.
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Waterloo
Clnton
Jaye
Howard Tuttle
Jim Orphas
Jill Drohan
Ing
Man Heuser
Shedop
Ame Results and Standings Across Leagues and Clubs
League 6 standings show Louisville 17 to 2, Indianapolis 5 to 5, Bt. Paul 14.2, Minneapolis 5 to 8, Cleveland 6 to 3, Columbus 3 to 0, Ramsay City 9 to 0, Milwaukee 2, Western League Dag Melee 8 to 6, Siouxty 20, St. Joreph 6 to 0, Omatia 0, Lincoln 12 to 11, Wlehttaf 1 to 4, Denver 9 to 11, Topeka 2 to 8. In Three League Duiney 3 to 4, Pecatur 1 to 2, Ploomington 19 to 4, Poorin a 5, Davenport 3 to 4, Maline 6 to n, Rockford 4 to 8, Dubuqueiss.
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Bt. Paul
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Columbus
Ramsay City
Milwaukee
Western Leame
Dag Melee
Siouxty
St. Joreph
Omatia
Lincoln
Poorin
Davenport
Maline
Rockford
Dubuqueiss
Hampton vs Dougherty Ends Early As Rain Halts Game
Costly errors by Dougherty enabled Hampton to lead 6 0 after five innings of baseball before rain stopped play. Hampton scored in multiple innings, with a strong first frame and two late runs in the seventh. Umpire Scanton called the game with Hampton ahead.
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Hampton
Dougherty
Tunners
Reds Take Doubleheader From Cubs as pennant chase tightens
In a July contest, Cincinnati tops Chicago in both games, 8-5 and 12-7, with Bresnahan ejected after a clash with umpire Quigley. Merkle doubles for New York as Philadelphia defeats the Giants 2-9, while Pittsburgh splits with St. Louis in a doubleheader and Brooklyn drops Boston 8-6 in the late game.
St. Louis doubles Chicago in twin bill with late rally
In a doubleheader, St. Louis beat Chicago 8-1 and 9-3 as James and Hamilton won the opener. Weaver saved the early win, and Fournier doubled scoring James. Chicago rallied late in the second game but trailed 9-0 before two late runs.
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Lau Oon
Cicatto
Sehalk
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Wolfgans
Ena
Daly
Agnew
Rickenbacher Wins 300-Mile Omaha Auto Classic
Eddie Rickenbacher wins the 300 mile, $15,000 race at Omaha board speedway with an average speed of 41.07 mph. O’Donnell places second earning $8,000, Orr third for $2,000, H Donaldson fourth for $1,000. Twelve entrants started. seven finished as engines burned. Weather ideal, no accidents.
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Edldie Rickenbacker
New Board Speedway
Q'Cennell
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Calet Bragg
Los Angeles
Water loo double header to feature Muscatine visit
Egan's team returns home Thursday to host the White Sox in Waterloo with a two game set for the price of one. Muscatine leads the Central association pennant race and will play at Muscatine. A three game series with Mason Olly starts Saturday. New players are expected to arrive in Waterloo today and lineup changes may occur including Loidie Brenan hoping to return. Ashland's outfield absence weakens the defense.
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Ashland
Federal League Doubleheader Scraps Due to Rain
In Baltimore and Buffalo yesterday the Federal League split games as rain washed out the morning contests. Baltimore lost 2-1 in the first game but won the second 9-4, with Johnson securing his third consecutive victory for Baltimore. Batters Ford Bedient Blair and others starred for Buffalo behind Schultz and Blair. Pittsburgh beat Chicago 5-3 in a fast game, while Chicago rebounded to take the second game 2-1. St Louis defeated Kansas City 4-3 to clinch first place after morning win, and Newark edged Brooklyn 2-1 in fourteen innings with Newark’s Mosele and Rensbach strong on mound.
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Rensbach
Don
Realbach
Rhonman
Kidseys
Stam
Leaithy
Tandition
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Fand
Verbis Ginenty
Patfinders Snap Two From Ansons In Doubleheader
Marshalltown split with Anson’s team as Inability to hit cost the home club in the opener. Blunk fanned 12 in seven innings of the second game before Richardson exited in the first of the tally. Mason City defeated Keokuk 2 to 1 in thirteen innings on Kortum’s single, Brown’s double, and Sohn’s single. Keokuk dropped the afternoon tilt 7 to 2 as Fitzpatrick and strong defense paced Mason City.
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Guinea
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Burlington
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Athletics Rally To Sweep Yankees In Doubleheader
Philadelphia Athletics defeated New York in both halves of a doubleheader on July 6, showing flashes of past form. The first game ended 4 to 2 after costly New York errors, while the Yankees outplayed the A’s in the second before Philadelphia secured the second win. Batteries were Tush and Lapp for Philadelphia and Fisher, Brown, Warhop, Nunemaker for New York.
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Waterloo Elks Triumph at Sioux City Baseball Clash
The Waterloo Lika baseball team defeated the Sioux City Elks in an engaging game at Soo City. Strong play from Waterloo and solid pitching secured the win, with key hits in late innings boosting the visitors to triumph.
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Waterloo Triumph Over Local Nine In Fourteen-Inning Tilt
Walter Manahl dominated the locals with 16 strikeouts and seven scattered hits as Waterloo exploded for a six run inning highlighted by Hohl’s bases loaded three bagger and Reid driving in the final run. Local scoring came on a collision between Harding and Lucas amid a Waterloo win.
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Reid
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Harding
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Marion Kenneally
Sioux City
Kenneally
Luce
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State Count Of Iowa Cities And Towns Reaches 2278
Des Moines July 6 Lafayette Higgins sanitary engineer for the state board of health reports 2278 cities towns and villages in Iowa. Of these 445 have water works and 166 have water and sewerage systems. One in five have any sanitary installations while about one in thirteen have any sewer, and one in thirty four have sewage disposal plants. No complete garbage disposal plant exists yet. The smallest town with water works has 102 people, with both water works and sewers 357, and with all three facilities 416.
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Lafayette Higgins
State Board of Health
Iowa
State Board
Higgins
Altho
Jones Resigns as Sloufed Leader in St Louis Fed erals
On July 6 Fielder A. Jones resigned as manager of the St Louis Federals citing a disputed umpire decision in the prior day’s game between Lews and Kansas City. Gary Pallen, a stockholder with the team in Kansas City, relayed the message, and Phil Ball, vice president and stockholder, said Jones had not telegrammed but would back any action Jones sees fit while Ball remains a director.
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Fielder A. Jones
St Louis Federals
Gary Pallen
Kansas City
Jones
Howell
Lews
Seid Jones
Phil Ball
St. Louis Federals
Mgr. Ball
Las
Jong Ag
Iowans Picnic in California Under Grand View Instructs Attendees
Los Angeles July 6. An Iowa alumni picnic is set for Tuesday August 3 in Sycamore grove with A W Thompson San Jacinto W A Long Hanford and G B Morgan Los Angeles directing. Southern California hosts a large Iowa presence with tens of thousands attending the long running event amid expositions and regional Hawkeye activity.
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Cal
Grand View Normal and Academic Institution
Iown
Sycamore Grove
A. W. Thompson
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W. A. Long
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G. B. Morgan
I Town
California
Iowa
No Dim Lights Law For Autos In Des Moines
Des Moines autos may avoid dim light rules after a bill dubbed Schmedika failed to become law on July 4. Despite passing both houses, a reconsideration issue and adjournment left the measure dead. Auto owners, including Jack Eddy of Employers Mutual, searched for dimming devices and awaited a law that never took effect.
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Senate
House
Jack Eddy
Employers’ Mutual Casualty Company
Living Cost Sparks Hay Diet Advice in Chicago
Chicago on July 6 reports Dr. Alexander endorses a hay based diet to ease living costs. The proposal promotes Mecag Sativa a tincture of hay described as a compressed alfalfa compound for meals aiming to banish blues and help weigh maintenance.
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Alexander
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