Danville Grabs Closing Battle In Tight Series
Danville won the third game of the series at Red Cedar Park and left town with two straight victories. The Boosters made four errors yet showcased solid defense and timely hits led by Patton and Shackelford but Waterloo’s early rally and late ninth inning push weren’t enough to prevent a Danville win.
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Red Cedar Park
Jess
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Patton
Shackelford
Rosen
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Siner
Wilkes
Nagle
Fremer
Wolfson
Fisher
Waterloo
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Melchair
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Hartman
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Vo Smith
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Lj Myers
T Veach
Walsh
Jacobs
Yeach
Guthrie and
Connolly
Actor Aviator Loraine Leads All British Air Circuit
Robert Loraine, famed actor turned aviator, performs superbly as a birdman after leaving the stage. He will join the all British air circuit starting July 22 from Brooklands, traveling a 1000 mile course from Brighton along the English Channel to Stirling, and back.
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Robert Loraine
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Brooklands
England
Brighton
English Channel
Stirling
Scotland
Grounders and Boosters Face Uphill Climb in Weather
The article notes tough conditions as grounders and Boosters eye a climb from seventh place with seven games left. It cites fans craving better winning streaks and hints at possible fan applause if teams win today and tomorrow.
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Aki
Boosters
Franklin C. Flatt
Black Hawk County
Prodg Capture 1100 Game Delivers Decatur Triumph
Decatur trounced Rock Island Dubuque and defeated Quincy in a busy 1100 game recap. The meet highlighted strong performances by Prodg Capture’s lineup, with Decatur building an early lead and staving off late rallies from rivals.
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Decatur
Rock Island
Vogel
Kammers
Middleton
Dellar
Queisser
Cusack
Prodigal releases oldest Davenport pitcher Max Smith
Max Smith, Davenport’s veteran pitcher, was released unconditionally by Prodigal management this morning. He was the club’s senior survivor after Ohland and last played Sunday against Waterloo, suffering a rough inning with 12 runs. Smith remains free to pursue future plans.
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Max Smith
Davenport
Smith
Ohland
Waterloo
Where They Play Tomorrow Waterloo at Homa
Waterloo hosts Peoria while Danville visits Davenport and Dubuque travels to Decatur Rock Island meets Quincy in a series of listed matchups with venues implied for next day action.
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Waterloo
Homa
Peoria
Danville
Davenport
Dubuque
Decatur
Rock Island
Quincy
Baseball results yesterday across leagues
National League scores include New York 6 Chicago, Philadelphia 4 over St Louis, Boston 5 over Cincinnati, Brooklyn 7 over Pittsburgh in 12 innings. American League games show Cleveland 11 over Philadelphia 7, Chicago 5 over New York, Detroit 6 over Washington, St Louis 6 over Boston. American Association results: Louisville 3 over Indianapolis, Columbus 5 over Toledo, St Paul 4 over Milwaukee, Minneapolis 5 over Kansas City 3. Western League: Omaha 13 over Des Moines, Lincoln 10 over Topeka, Sioux City 7 over St Joseph, Pueblo 5 over Denver. Central Association: Keokuk 8 over Ottumwa, Burlington 8 over Galesburg, Hannibal 19 over Muscatine.
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Waterloo
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Cleveland II
New York
Lincoln
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Monmouth
Kewanee
Burlington
Hannibal
Muscatine
Minnesota Game Notes Favor Quail and Prairie Chickens
Amos Burhans of St. Paul notes a favorable season for game with early nesting quail and prairie chickens in Dakota and Minnesota. The Minnesota Game and Fish Commission may expand winter quail trapping and outdoor pens to release pairs each spring, aiming to boost local quail numbers despite previous heavy winter losses. A reader reports a 12 year old boy at 129 Sycamore Street catching the largest bass.
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Minnesota
Amos Burhans
St. Paul
Forrest
Dakotas
State Game and Fish Commission
Five Pound Croppy Landed By Black Hawk Creek
A fisherman near the mouth of Black Hawk creek hooked and landed a five pound croppy after a lengthy fight. Matt Reeder weighed the fish to confirm its size, estimating it would have weighed 5 1 2 pounds in the water. The Sioux City Tribune notes propagating Hungarian pheasants in Woodbury county has failed, urging proper preserves and expert direction for real results. Marshalltown Times-Republican laments declining hunters licenses under the new law and recalls a time when prairie chickens were more abundant and hunting was cheaper.
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Black Hawk Creek
Matt Reeder
Reeder
Sioux City Tribune
State Game Commission
Woodbury
Iowa
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Brown After Ad Wolgast's Champ Title
New York July 8 A manager claims Knockout Brown will fight Wolgast winner take all and bets $10,000 with Wolgast’s manager Tom Jones at ringside. Brown ready to fight any time but likely December or January. Wolgast accused of avoiding Brown by seeking easy opponents Welsh and McFarland. Jones refused bets in Philadelphia and New York before.
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New York
Brown
Wolgast
Daniel Morgan
Tom Jones
Jones
Freddie Welsh
McFarland
Welsh
Packey
Philadelphia
Valuable Nutwood Horse Saved After Abscess Surgery
A registered Nutwood driving horse owned by Dr. F A Haffa underwent mouth abscess relief at Klinefelter barns. Dentists removed oversized molars by drilling facial bone holes and pushing them out with a punch. The horse stood nine minutes, drank, and ate hay, its first nourishment in three weeks, after Dr D M Palmer performed the operation. Dr Palmer, assistant state veterinarian of Illinois, based in Ottawa, is C B Palmer’s brother.
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F. A. Haffa
Klinefelter
D. M. Palmer
Illinois
Ottawa
Dr. Palmer
C. B. Palmer
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East Fourth Street
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Vauccaire Remedy CO
E. 63Rd St
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