Veteran God Stoppped Giants Frank Chance's Team Wins Season Opener
Chicago breaks New York streak with a 3 to 2 win as Charlie Smith defeats Mathewson. Smith backed by four double plays, Evers active behind the defense. Scores show Chicago 3 9 0, New York 2 10 2. Also Pittsburgh defeats Philadelphia 3 to 2. Cincinnati beats Brooklyn 13 to 12 as Hob Hatzell injures himself. Boston outlasts St Louis 3 to 1 in a pitchers' duel.
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New York Beats Chicago 2-1 in July Showdown
American League action in Chicago saw the New York team edge the Cubs 2 to 1 on July 11. Rollie Zeider drove in the decisive run with a sacrifice fly as Weaver and Chase bolstered defense, while Warhop McConnell and Smith faced Schalk. Boston beat St. Louis 6-2 behind Foster’s near no hitter, with Baumgardner backing Agnew. Detroit topped Washington 4-2 as Hall struck out ten, and Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 4-1 with Walkenberge outpitching Plank Houck and Lapp driving the offense.
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Tomorrow's Baseball Schedule Across Leagues
In the American League Boeton faces Chicago while New York visits St Louis and Philadelphia plays Detroit. Washington travels to Cleveland. In the National League Pittsburgh goes to Porton Otlange hosts Brooklyn and Cincinnati visits New York with St Louis at Philadelphia.
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Standing of the clubs and Friday results
Reed and Pfeffer Galloway James and Roberts lead standings. One or two games likely Saturday with Courier and Post office currently scheduled. Galloway pursuing postponed Iowa Dairy game. Yesterday's results include Waterloo 4 Cedar Rapids 4 Keokuk 14 Monmouth 4 Kewanee 4 Ottumwa 5 Muscatine 4. Tomorrow Waterloo at Keokuk Cedar Rapids at Burlington Monmouth at Muscatine Kewanee at Ottumwa. American Association and Western League results follow with multiple city matchups and scores.
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Keokuk Defeats Burlington In Wild Rally
Keokuk beat Burlington 14 to 4 after a three-run first inning and six-run fourth, with Whittaker pitching well for Keokuk. The game featured multiple errors, late rallies, and notable hits by McGaffigan Kline Manusch and Milligan, while Burlington struggled with pitching and defense.
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Galloway Earns Win Over Waterloo Gas Engine Team
In a five inning game Galloway defeated Waterloo Gas Engine 11 to 3. Rosgen starred with two triples and a single driving in three runs. Galloway’s battery was Koller with supporting staff.
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Marigold Wins Feature at Grand Circuit Meet
Cleveland July 11 Rod of Jersey City won the Ohio stake at the Grand Circuit meet yesterday. Marigold, a mare by Delham, won the 2:14 class pacing event in straight heats with best time 2 07 1 4. Other winners include Stetbine Lad in 1 8 34 best time 2 07 1 4 trotting and Major Major Russell in the 2:15 class trotting as part of a day racing program highlighted by a $1,000 added pacing sweepstakes won by Don Densmore with best time 2 04 1 4.
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Locals Rally Falters as Beaters Press On Wedensday
Locals push early rally with Macauley and Mullin in action but fielding miscues and key plays from Hollenbeck, Siglin, and White shape a tense game. West drives in a run in the sixth, Wambigan and Oland contribute in the late frames, while Drumm and Sheldon provide additional contact for Waterloo as Monmouth battles to close the score.
Fall shooting prospects for quail and prairie chickens in American Field
Brown sacrifice hit White sacrifice fly Drumm stolen base Macauley bene on dalle off Spencer 3 Hol lembeck struck out by Hollenbeck G. Smith Mullis 2 Smith McCar He Umpire Garrett Attendance FALL SHOOTING PROSPECTS American Field notes favorable breeding season for young broods and good fall shooting. Quail hunting expected to be strong nationwide with increased prairie chickens in states with year round closures. Readers invited to share game prospects and field shooting ideas.
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Waterloo Team Faces Six Day Trip With Keokuk and Burlington
Sporting Gossip reports Waterloo will be away six days returning next Thursday with Keokuk. The squad has three games scheduled and a postponed one with Keokuk and Burlington, though the postponement against the Cowboys may not be played on this trip. Manager Andrews’ players are improving, with Hollenbeck Tuttle and Blodgett back in form and the injured crew regaining health. Waterloo has had a strong Cedar Rapids series, winning nine of twelve against them, and fans anticipate better results now. A rumor of a Muscatine report about a managerial change is deemed unfounded. Pennington would not head the locals. The team remains in contention for the first division.
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United Doctors Specialists urge cures for nervous and pelvic diseases
United Doctors Specialists advertise permanent location and large practice, offering treatment for nervous disorders and pelvic urinary issues. They claim Dr White's method relieves piles and fistulas without dangerous operations and promote home use of an Electric Vitalizer. Free consultation and examination. Vinita, Marsh Place building.
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Auto Runs Down Pair of Wolves in McGregor Iowa
H Reeves of McGregor and party traveling on the North Iowa Pike encountered two gray wolves standing in the road at Giard. The seven passenger auto passed over them but the wolves disappeared, believed uninjured. Wolves are rare in open country locally after winter.
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Davenport Postmaster Sharon Confirmed
Washington July 11 The senate in executive session confirmed Frederick B. Sharon's nomination as postmaster at Davenport. Sharon editor of the Messenger, a well known Catholic paper, was appointed on recommendation of Representative Pepper.
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Your Stomach Bad For Sale Waterloo Druggists Ad
An old Waterloo advertisement by Wangler Bros. Co. Druggists East Fourth and Lafayette Streets promotes remedies for stomach issues and notes availability at druggists everywhere.
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