Thirteen Thirteenth Game Wins Series Opener vs Cubs
Sporting World reports New York Thirteenth Game defeats Chicago Cubs in first of series. Pittsburgh edges Philadelphia in ten inning battle 6 to 4 with Miller driving in runs. Boston defeats St Louis 6 to 2 in a controlled pitching duel. Cincinnati tops Brooklyn 2 to 1 after a pitchers battle and key double plays.
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Laier
Rene
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Murray
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Shodangdoans
Corriden
Archer
Saler
Corri- Fletcher
Merkleden
Dorie
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Lavender
Maraquard
Rigler
Byron
Pirates Hit By A They Were Shot To Pieces
Pittsburgh team in ruin as injuries and misfortune sap pennant hopes. Manager Fred Clarke says the Pirates are out of the hunt with Marty O Toole out for the season after an appendicitis operation. Wagner may also miss the rest of the year making a dire outlook for the Pirates.
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O’toole
Fred Clarke
Pirates
Buccaneers
Marty O'Toole
Marty
Piratea
Hans Wagner
Santos Maid Wins Feature at Grant Circuit Meet
In Cleveland on July 9, Santos Maid won the 2:14 trot feature with nine starters, the biggest purse of the class races. Longworth B captured the Forest City 2:05 pace, clocking 2:04 for a $2,000 purse, with Branham Baughman and Walter Cockato among notable entrants.
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Muscatine and Burlington Clash In Batting Duel
Keokuk hosts Burlington in a ten inning game won 3 to 2 by Burlington. Strong pitching and sharp defense highlighted the home stand as McNeil, Ellis and Harmon delivered key hits for Burlington while Keokuk’s Seneff, McGaffigan and McNeil produced offense. Time 1 45. Umpire Pittman.
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Martin
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Wolverton
Jenkins
Rolleg
Pittman
Central Association Standings and Results
Yesterday results include Waterloo 9 Cedar Rapids 2, Burlington 3 Keokuk 2 in ten innings, Monmouth 2 Kewanee 0, Muscatine 8 Ottumwa 7. Tomorrow's games set Cedar Rapids at Waterloo Burlington at Keokuk Kewanee at Monmouth and Ottumwa at Muscatine.
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Keokuk
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See Ene
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Seeee
Bedar Rapids
Awe
Waterloo Lands On Hill Tribe In Erratic Game
Waterloo beat the Hill tribe in a contested fielding affair as Blodgett pitched well for the visitors holding the Bunnies to five hits. Paddy Siglin led Waterloo with three singles and a sacrifice, while Tom Blodgett homered to pace the visitors. The home team surged early and late, but Waterloo maintained the edge with timely hitting and strong defense.
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Fink
Central Association
Tom Blodgett
Waterloo
Paddy” Siglin
Thren
Davey White
Ward
Wintz
Wambigans
White
C. Sheldon
XN. Smith
Askland
Siglin
Brown
Macauley
Blodgett
N. Smith
Tex’ Sheldon
Gramm
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Mullin
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Smith
Milligan
Wardalse
George Smith
Wambsgans
Pink
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Simmons West
Tierney
Sheley Ang Kot
Herdon
Sheldon
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Andreen
Johnson
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Richards
Amateen
Monmouth
Kewanee
Ill
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Cawley
West
Herrington
Spencer
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House
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Baseball play notes and umpire details from a Courier page
Fragmentary game record lists a passed ball by West and multiple strikeouts including Blodgett and iFink. Mentions players White A Sheldon Askland Mullin Wambsgans Fink with umpire Garrett and attendance 332 in a Courier advertisement context.
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White
A. Sheldon
Askland
Blodgett
Smith
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I Mullin
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Garrett
Local Waterloo team eyes six game road trip after Sunday's win
The Waterloo squad eyes a six game road run beginning tomorrow afternoon with Boen and Hollenbeck likely to start. Paddy Siglin boosted the offense by driving in three runs and scoring once as the team seeks a longer winning streak after recent hard luck. Umpire Garrett earned praise on a day with several tight calls, while manager Andrews weighs pitcher Pressy for release and lineup changes.
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William Pressy
Pressy
Waterloo
Yesterday's Results in Western and National Leagues
Western League games saw Des Moines 14 over Wichita 11, Topeka 4 over Sioux City 1, Lincoln 11 over St Joseph 2, and Denver 5 over Omaha 2. National League results: New York 6 Chicago 5, Cincinnati 2 Brooklyn 1, Boston 6 St Louis 2. American Association: Kansas City 7 St Paul 2, Milwaukee Minneapolis postponed by rain, Toledo 4 Indianapolis 1, Louisville 9 Columbus 1.
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Where They Play Tomorrow Teague Schedule Recap
American Teague shows New York at Chicago and Boston at St Louis. Washington visits Detroit while Philadelphia hosts Cleveland. National Teague games include St Louis at Boston and Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Chicago visits New York and Pittsburgh travels to Philadelphia.
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St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
National Teague
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Itteburgh
Bunnies Set Great Record in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids attendance for baseball reaches 39,667 total this season, with 941 fans at a Waterloo game boosting figures. The average per game is about 1,101, not counting ladies’ day admissions. Cedar Rapids leads Central Association attendance, promising strong totals by season end. Ladies on ladies days attend free, with others paying 15 cents for grandstand seats.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
C. R. Jones
Ce‘dar’ Rapids
Central Association
Ladies of
Cedar Rapida
Potatoes and Gardens in Peril as Rain Fails
Dry weather threatens potato and garden crops in Waterloo and surrounding areas. Farmers resort to sprinkling, water supplies vary by location. Heavy rains were reported elsewhere, bringing cooler breezes to the region. Constable Theodore Peek, trustee for the R. Leffler bankrupt stock, sold assets to Charles Parke of Cherokee for distribution to creditors. Nevada auto crash kills W P Fitchpatrick when steering wheel breaks in a car accident on the transcontinental road near Nevada Iowa. others injured lightly.
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Theodore Peek
R. Leffler
Fifth Street
Reinbeck
Charles Parke
Cherokee
Iowa
Nevada
W. P. Fitchpatrick
Fitchpatrick
Co. C. Montgomery
Ira Kempes
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