Bunnies Sink Waterloo in Cedar Rapids Baseball Show
Waterloo chaos ends 8 to 1 as Tornado Gray and Bill Gray pace the Rabbits. Wambsganss and Milligan lead with key hits and runs. Wilkus labors for Waterloo before the late rally.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1913
Page
1
Bender and Plank Vital to Athletics Front Rank
Philadelphia July 8 Connie Mack asserts that Eddie Plank and "Big Chief" Bender can win the American League pennant for the Athletics if they maintain form. The young twirlers show promise but the club hinges on Bender and Plank guarding the rotation as they face stronger teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Connie
Mack
Eddie Plank
Big Chief
Bender
Athletics
Plank
Ashland Victorious Over Waterloo in 9-7 Battle
Ashland wins 9 to 7 at Cedar Rapids in a game featuring 16 hits and six pitchers. Milligan and A Sheldon spark offense with key hits. Brown, Ward, and Smith contribute stolen bases and walks. Milligan and Macauley among hitters. Wilkus Pressy and Gray divide pitching duties with 1:55 duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tornado Gray
Tornado
Wamny Wambsganss
Joe Bunny
Wambsganos
Wilkus
Pressy
Whisper Smith
Brown
Ned Smith
Dave Milligan
Waterloo
Rabbits
McCarthy
Gray
Ned
Milligan
Ward
Wambsganss
Dave
Mullin
Wickus
Wammy
Jack MeCarthy
Warminy
Ashland
State
Macauley
Rapids
R.H. Pol Ale
N. Smith
G. Smith
Wambsganns
O McCarthy
Wn Poe
AB. R
FE. White
Wintz
Hanson
Randa O
Millian
A. Bheldon
Wambsganna
Brows
A. Sheldon
Cedar Rapids
Andrews
Garrett
Races thrill Vinton crowds as motorcycles clash on fair ground
At Vinton fairgrounds on the Fourth about 1500 spectators watched six motorcycle races. Amateurs contested five miles with Leo Thille taking first, Dilly Morgan second, Homer Stewart third. Professionals raced six miles with Deitz besting Dorr. An accident sidelined Youngberg and Cavanaugh but caused no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Leo Thille
Cedar Rapids
Dilly Morgan
Homer Stewart
Deitz
Waterloo
Dorr
Sioux City
Miller
Des Moines
Youngberg
Cavanaugh
Blom
Mackimer
Central Association Standings and Tomorrow's Games
Cedar Rapids hosts Waterloo after Keokuk defeats Burlington 5 4 and Monmouth beats Kewanee 3 2. Ottumwa tops Muscatine 5 1. Tomorrow's schedule has Cedar Rapids at Waterloo Burlington at Keokuk Kewanee at Monmouth and Ottumwa at Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Keokuk
Burlington
Monmouth
Kewanee
Ottumwa
Muscatine
W Pet
Cei Muscatine Sae Aq
See Ae
Waterloo Yee Ee
Eee
Keowanee
Uhlan Fails to Lower World Record at Grange Meet
North Randall tracks opening meet draws crowds as Uhlan the trotter misses his own 1 584 record by trailing 1 89 5 amid a strong breeze. Edwa rds stake and Tavern Steak trotting highlight the day with multiple divisions and top purses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
North Randall Track
Ahlan
Edwards
del Ray
Nutwood Wilkes
Frank Bogash
Rex
Eulabel
B. M
Cable Dome
Jamy McGregor
Ringara
Dago F
Acolyte
Joe Patehen
Louise Boim
Pactolus
Ottumwa Beats Boyle Muscatine in baseball tilt
Ottumwa gains first place by defeating Boyle's Muscatine club 6 to 1 at Boyle Park. Lorenzen pitched for Ottumwa, Newmeyer took the loss for Muscatine, Dan Sento belted a homer with Kensel on second, and Wall and Masters added key hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Senno
Wall
Sampson
Schuebner
Wise
Sullivan
House
Sorensen
Muscatine— AB. R. H. PO. A
Gould
Masters, Soc
Bromley, If
Spurs
O Katz
Hasbrook
Newcomer
Hart
Newmeyer
Muscatine
Sens
Masters
Bromiley
Senna
SchNebner
Sampoon
Lorengen
Glenalvin
Giants Pounded Brooklyn Pitchers In Doubleheader
Philadelphia wins first game 7 to 4 in heavy batting display. Boston takes second 8 to 4. New York and Washington split, with New York winning 6 to 2 then Washington 8 to 1. St. Louis defeats Detroit 10 to 6, completing two of three in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Philadelphia
Brown
Bender
Lapp
P. Colins
Bedient
Carrigan
Nuna
New York
Washington
Senators
Engle
Gallia
Henry
Ainsmith
Fisher
Gossett
Smith
Boehling
Schultz
Clark
St. Louis
Detroit
Dauis, Willett, Elder
Dubue
Giants Beat Brooklyn 6 to 1 in National League
In Brooklyn on July 8 the Giants defeated the Dodgers 6 to 1. New York led 4 to 0 after three innings, Brooklyn scored in the seventh, and the Giants added two more late. Dematee Meyers Curtis Black Yingling and Miller starred for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Gianta
Dematee
Meyers
Curtis
Black
Yingling
Miller
Philadelphia
Boston
Phila
Pardue
Rariden
Moore
Chal- Toers
Hixey
Marehall
Imlay
Killifer
Howley
Dickson
Rudolph
Whaling
Alexander
Seaton
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Robinson
Brown and Clark
Robinson and Simon
Jobbers' League Resumes Play After Holiday Break
The Jobbers' League returns to action following a weeklong holiday break. Teams prepare for the schedule restart with standings and key matchups shaping the pursuit of the league title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Galloway and Waterloo Gas Engine Teams Set to Play
Fret game resumes Thursday afternoon at Red Cedar park between Galloway and Waterloo Gas Engine teams. Saturday features a postponed Galloway versus Daetry match followed by Courier and Postoffice clash. A well attended meeting last evening set league affairs for a promising end to the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galloway
Waterloo Gas Engine
Red Cedar Park
Galloway and
Daetry
Courier
Postoffice
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Yesterday’s results show New York beating Brooklyn 6 to 1 and Boston 15 to 2 over Philadelphia 11 to 3. Philadelphia 7-3, Boston 4-8 with no scheduled American League games. In the American Association Louisville 8, Toledo 4. Milwaukee 7, Minneapolis 4. Columbus 5, Indianapolis 4. Kansas City 2, St. Paul 1. Western League Denver 4, Des Moines 1. St Joseph Topeka had no game. Wichita 11, Omaha 1. Lincoln 3, Sioux City 8 called in the eighth due to wet grounds.
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W. L. Pet
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn Aber
Pittsburgh Aaee
Bt. Louis Eae
Boston
Cincinnati
Ape
Cleveland
Washington
Bere
Louisa
Detroit
Eae
New York Ee
American Association
Milwaukee Ae Ee
Columbia Enee
Louisville Tee
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Paul Nee
Toledo
Indianapolis
Denver Caen Twee
Louisville
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Denver
Des Moines
St. Joseph-Topeka
Wichita
Omaha
Lincoln
Sioux City
Baseball Schedule Ahead for American and National Leagues
The upcoming slate lists New York at Chicago, Boston at St. Louis, Washington at Detroit, Philadelphia at Cleveland in the American League, and St. Louis at Boston, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Chicago at New York, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia in the National League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
National League
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Clyde Curtis Injured In Second Game
Clyde Curtis, whose batting has been phenomenal this past week, was forced to retire in the second game due to a right leg strain from a slide while stealing. Gould replaced the heavy-hitting outfielder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Curtis
Muscatine Journal
Gould
Waterloo Muscatine Baseball Shakeup Rumored
An upheaval is forecast for the Waterloo club with Manager Doc Andrews slated for release. George Pennington, former Kewanee manager and ex Sterlings infielder, is named to take over the Jays amid turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Journal
Waterloo
Doc Andrews
George Pennington
Kewanee
Sterlings
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JAYS
Bill Gray
Pa Hill
Bugs
Doe Andrews
Elmer Dent
Rage AT Vinton
Jasper
White Sox
Davenport
Manaport Rowland
Dubuque Baseball Club
Harry Jasper
Howland
Central Association
UHLAN
Amy Broom
Moko
Princess Louise
Bom
del Coronadas
Libra
McAdams
Bac
Tanner
Ime
Boyle
Ill
Boiler Makers
Browns
Boilermakers
Steffen
Bentley
Kewaiee
HPO
QO aAndreen
Jdeffries
J Steffen
AB. R. H. Poa, E. Nolt
Gund
Menne
Tierney
Fingal.c
Johnson
Richards
Jeffries
Pfirman
Welch
Walsh
Simmons
Harvey
Ryan
Hobartt
Nolt
Visitera
AB. R. H.po
A.E McNeil
Elis
Ren Eee
Lowther
Harmon
McGlade
Rolley
Foreman
Hale
Saoee
Burlington ‘ Se
Humes
Jenkins
MacGaffigan
Wahl
Kline
Seneff
Jack
McNeil
Fleming
Highlanders
Giants
Jobbers
Eer Louis
Fene Hooker
THE
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, GA
the Waterloo
A. J. Busby
Charles Frohman
Maude Adams
J. M. Barrie
Iowa State Bank
West Fourth and Jefferson Streets
Gaa
Electric Light
Citizens Gas and Electric CO
Winert Saallenbeeger
Oshweed Bivd
Hotel Ellis
New York City
Green Car Company
S. E. Cor
Byvank Transfer CO
Klinefeller & Sons
Park Avenue
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