Cleveland takes two from Chicago in twin bill
In Cleveland Ohio Chicago lost 6 to 2 and 7 to 0 as Cleveland pitchers faced wild Csotte and Mitchell while Kath Lajoie Ryan and Weaver starred for the Indians. Chicago plated runs in the sixth and seventh while Cleveland added in the sixth and seventh to win both games. In St Louis Lefty Hamilton beat Joe Lake as Detroit and St Louis split a series with a 2 to 1 final.
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Chicago
Cicotta
Falkenberg
Collins
Graney
Cy Bodie
Schalk
Cicotte
Lord
Kath
Lajoie
Ryan
Weaver
Mitchell
Russell
Benz
Land
Carisch
Cleotte
O'Neil
Smith
Kuhn
St. Louis
Hamilton
Joe Lake
Detroit
Shotton
Stovall
Pratt
Williams
Johnson
High
Agnew
Lake
Branage
Pittsburgh Sweeps doubleheader over Cincinnati 10-4 and 4-2
Pittsburgh pitchers dominate as Hendrix limits hits in game one while Benton, Har ter, and Johnson hold Cincinnati to four runs. Dodge homers key second game. Miller tops batting for Pirates. In Chicago, Cubs forfeit second game to St Louis after delaying tactics spark riot-like scenes at West Side park.
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Cincinnati
Hendrix
Benton
Harter
Johnson
Adams
Dodge
Suggs
Miller
Simon
Johnson and
Clark
Kling
Chicago
St. Lewis
West Side Ball Park
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St. Louis
Cardinals
Boston
Chicas
Mal Easen
Bill Brennan
Byers
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Ivers
Eason
Louis
Pieres
Breenahan
Harmon
Wingo
UWA Football Players Eligible for Next Season
Iowa City July 9 Captain Ralph McGinnis checked eligibility for candidates after a long sign with Ensign. Most scholastic delinquencies appear scarce. all regulars clear, including McGinnis. Baird’s status may be affected by the Big Nine rule, but Va Meter could rejoin. The roster includes Parsons Dick Meloy Floughton Kirk Breuckner Cunderson Carberry Baird.
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Iowa City
Ralph McGinnis
Towa City
Texistrar Ensign
McGinnis
Regestrar
Parsons
Melos
Floughton
Kirk
Breuckner
Cunderson
Carberry
Baird
Lndigna
Meloy
Mitager Kellogg
Thei
Manasar Belloge
Relloge
Bhand Circuit Meet Opens Today in Grand Circuit
The opening day of the Grand Circuit features twelve trotters and pacers competing at North Randall Track in Cleveland with contests spread to Pittsburgh Buffalo Kalamazoo Detroit and New York City among others. Over a thousand miles of travel mark the schedule as the event unfolds today.
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North Randall
Braden Direct
Denver
Cleveland, QO
Jobbers League Meeting Tonight
Tonight at 8 o'clock the first regular monthly meeting of the Jobbers League will be held in the editorial rooms of the Courier. All teams should be represented and a schedule for postponed and tie games will be arranged. Score books must be brought to compute batting averages.
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Theeague
The
Courier
Ottumwa Tops Muskies in Doubleheader Return to First
Ottumwa regained first place by sweeping Frank Boyle's Muskies in a July doubleheader. First game ended 10 to 1 with Gregory on the mound. second game 7 to 6 as Ottumwa rallied in the seventh. Keokuk and Kewanee won as well in other regional play.
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Ottumwa
Muscatine
Gregory
Link
Gould
Hart
Otoum Waves
Sampson
Shinners
Burlington
Willis
Miller
Humes
Keokuk
Whittaker
Indians
Hale
Jenkins
Rolley
Central Association Standings and Results
Yesterday's Central Association results show Waterloo 1 Cedar Rapids 0. Ottumwa 10 Muscatine 7 and Burlington 2 Keokuk 3 with noted scores.
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Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Muscatine
Burlington
Keokuk
Kewanee
Monmouth
Muscatinery
Central Association
Baseball results round up from yesterday across leagues
Scores across American League American Association Western League and Central Association with wins losses and rain cancellations. Notable tallies include Chicago 6 0 St Louis 0 9 Indianapolis 4 Columbus 3 and Wichita 8 10 Omaha 5 3 plus Cleveland 6 7 New York 3 Brooklyn 2 and Philadelphia Boston rain affected games.
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Columbus
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
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Toledo
Louisville
Denver
Des Moines
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Sioux City
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Wichita
Omaha
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
New York-Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Ww. L. Pet
New York
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Seesenen
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Ccesraes
Pittsburgh
Ee.sens
AGS
St. Louia
Peas
Cincinnati
Cleveland Sevewenee
Washington
Chicard Seereeware
Boston Aone Newness
Lowe
Eeverseas
Detroit
Saenvee
Eae
Eee
St. Paul Speeensesas
Beeteene
Lincoln Peeaswoie
Ateeeeenna
Ecseecaes
Iveeenvanee
Isssrenace
Independents Rout Wellsburg Opponents in Big Win
The Waterloo Independents crushed Wellsburg Ivester in the afternoon 18 to 8 after Ivester won the morning game 6 to 4. Griffin led with a homer and two singles while Kaufman added two home runs. Wolfe pitched well for the Independents, and manager Dolan planned three games weekly with top teams.
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Wellsburg
Ivester
Waterloo
Grundy
Iowa Falls
Waterloo Bunch
Welch
Klock
Manahl
Griffin
Beal
Independents
Kaufman
Quackenbush
Wolfe
Dolan
Frank Griffin
Ricker Sr
Ackley
Tonn Falla
Hampton
Clarkaville
Twester
Waterloo Wins Thrilling 1-0 Against Cedar Rapids Bunnies
Hollenbeck pitched a sensational no hit game through eight innings and held Cedar Rapids to five unearned runs in a 1-0 Waterloo victory. The crowd of 6,898 saw Waterloo’s lefty retire 18 of 19 at one point as Tex Sheldon’s fourth inning run stood as the game’s only score.
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Waterloo
Garrett
Cedar Rapids Park
Outfeld
Bunny
Rabbit
la Rue Town Criers
Nut Club
Holly
Hollenbeck
Waterlo Boosters
Spencer
Fiwe
Waterloo Finger
Mullin
Wambigans
Cedar Rapids
Jay Andrews
Jimroy Macauley
Milligan
Tex” Sheldon
Brown
Corkhill
Hase
Macauley
Tex
Wintz
Ward
George Smith
Smith
McCarty
Ashland
West
Ned Smith
Cornell
N. Smith
Davey White
White
Drumm
Sheldon
A. Sheldon
Andrews
Vee
Pewees
C. Rapids
G. Smith
Baseball Schedule Shifts for Upcoming AL NL Matches
No AL games scheduled. NL action features St Louis at Boston, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Chicago at New York, and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
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