Harry Hughes in Great Form Beats Pubuque Quincey
Danville trounced Pubuque Quincy while Davenport won. Bond tried to gain entry claiming to be a big leaguer as guards questioned him about a notorious pitcher Rube. The gateman stood firm and prepared to fetch the pitcher for inspection, sparking disbelief at the scene.
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Bond
Bogs
Rube Piteh
Gus
Raymond
George
Sonething
Inga
National
Raimond
Baseball scores and league results from yesterday
Results from the National League American League and minor leagues show various city matchups. Scores include Philadelphia 1 Cincinnati, Boston 6 St Louis, New York 9 Pittsburgh 4, Brooklyn 6 Chicago, Chicago 2 Boston, St Louis 6 New York 7 Cleveland 7 Detroit 8, Louisville 6 Columbus 3, Kansas City 8 Minneapolis 3, Toledo 3 Indianapolis 1, Milwaukee St Paul, Topeka 3 Denver 0, Omaha 17 Des Moines 12, St Joseph Fargo 18 St Paul 12, Lincoln 2 Pueblo 1, Burlington 2 Galesburg 6, Kewaneco 6 Morimonth 0, Moline 8 Keokuk 5.
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Dinvitts
Peratar
Bae
Quincey
Davenport A See
AGG Rock Island
Aes
Philadelphia
Chicaga
New York
Ws Vanes
Fitzstring
Brooklyn
Boston
Detroit A . Ne
Danville
Dubuque
Chicago
Guthrie
Peston
Cleveland Nees
Washington
Au Louis
Poafo
American Association
Columbug
SBS
Kansas City
Fisher
Indianapolis
Hirwin, Pets Ale
Denver
Lincoln Es
Dubugee
Paddock
Joseph
Manusch
Sioux City
R. Daringer
Etme
Central Association
Plass
Ottumwa
Boucher
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Burlington Ze Execs TB Nee A
Kreitz
Robze
Pin
Galesburg
Rogge
Kirwin
Lunfire
Pacers
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittshore
Milwaukee
St. Paul-Milwaukee
Topeka
Omaha
Des Moines
Nutty Waddell and Bugs Raymond Shine in Baseball Chronicles
Chicago Evening Post notes both Nutty Waddell and Bugs Raymond as eccentric stars of their leagues. Rube Waddell, in the American, enjoys peak form amid frequent press-agent stunts, while Raymond visits the opposition city on an off day to watch him in action.
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Chicago Evening Post
Bugs
Raymond
Giants
Rube Waddell
Rube
Umpires Report Boyle's Back Tactics During Game
Decatur Herald notes Boss Boyle of the visitors uses a provocative method by turning his back on the coaching lines and sauntering toward the outfield after calls. The umpires’ chatter loses force as Boyle taunts them from behind.
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Decatur Herald
Boss Boyle
Visitors
Umps
Courier Uplifters Seek Ball Game With Kk. G’s
The Courier Uplifters request a ball game with the Kk. G’s after next Sunday. Games to be held at Red Cedar Park on a Tuesday or Thursday. Uplifters expect to practice with the west side real estate team to help win the cup from rivals.
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W. 5S
Real
Astaters
Courier
Kk. G
Red Cedar Park
Care Courier
West Side
Eiders
Whai Aa
Pitchers Wild At March Hares Bid For Omaha Team
Strotz met Higgins in Omaha and offered a bid almost double what was paid three years ago, but negotiations broke down by $3,000. Des Moines contenders for the franchise, with Ducky Holmes, appeared in Omaha but Holmes likely cannot obtain the franchise. A third bidder shown in Chicago interviews has moved toward purchasing the team, has inquiries about moving the park, and is earnest in the hunt. Idecator Won Last Game of Series With Boosters 8 to 4.
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Strotz
Higgins
Omaha
Chicago
O'Neill
Three town league title race tightens after Waterloo loss
Decatur defeats Waterloo 9 to 4 as Hollenbeck and Fullwider falter on the mound. Clemens homered and Wolfe added a two-base hit to pace Decatur while Waterloo’s late rally falls short. Community chatter questions Hollenbeck’s fit in the Water loo rotation and notes Harry Hughes’s win for Rock Island.
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Decatur
Hollenbeck
Full Wider
Waterloo
Long
Middleton
Kammers
Bell
Clemens
Wilkes
Crane
Fullwlider
Wolfe
Johnson
HPOA
Lofton
McGuire
O Schroeder
Nogio
Fi Hollenteck
Fallwider
Neratur
Oond Bug Steien
Kommera
Glamens
Homerun
Schroeder
Wollenbeck
Fullwider
Cusack
Clubs to Reduce to Thirteen Players by July 18 Rule
James TL Hayes, Davenport club secretary, argues the new rule cutting rosters to thirteen by July 18 will not hurt clubs. He says clubs have too many players and must release Mayers to fit the limit. He claims the regulation creates an even break and is sensible. Also notes Lotshaw of Canton Tl.eant hit twenty homers this season and discusses expected attendance growth for Roosters and Waterino, with Central association cited for poor attendance under Ned Egan.
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James TL Hayes
Davenport
Mayers
Des Moines Baseball Club Bid Process Advances
Des Moines July 14 Three different men submitted bids for the Des Moines baseball franchise. Only one name has been made public, that being George.
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Des Moines
George
Farmer Burns in Cedar Falls and Local Baseball Exhibition
Cedar Falls hosts champion wrestler Farmer Burns with his college baseball team for a late-afternoon game against a city nine. Pat Patterson shone on the mound as Burns watched, while plans for a Gotch-Hackenschmidt match in September drew comment from Burns. A separate note profiles educator H H Seerley’s San Francisco council visit and a transient man named Walter Rogers who acted as a railway fantasist in Lawn City.
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Cedar Falls
Farmer Burros
iCedar Falls
Pat Patterson
Cotton
Burns
Patterson
Pat
Farmer Burns
Humbolt
H. H. Seerley
Iowa State Teachers’ College
West
San Francisco
National Educational Council
Seerley
National Council
Walter Rogerss
Lawn City
I. G
Rock Island
Baseball News From Early 1900s Circuit
Bob Spade umpires in Cotton States league while Vic Schlitzer shines for Indianapolis. Ed Walsh of the Whitesox stops Ty Cobb after a 40 game hitting streak. Peters from the Athletics moves to Trenton Tri State league by Connie Mack. Naps yet to beat Athletics, Boston Nationals undefeated vs Cubs. Comiskey denies Duffy White Sox salary rumor. Russell Ford undefeated by Red Sox in three years for Highlanders. NL players must curb Honus Wagner to prevent batting crown.
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Bob Spade
Cincinnati
Vic Schlitzer
Athletics
Indianapolis
Ed Walsh
Whitesox
Ty Cobb
Peters
Trenton
Connie Mack
Cleveland Naps
Boston Nationals
Cubs
Charley Comiskey
Hugh Duffy
White Sox
Russell Ford
Boston Red Sox
Highlanders
Honus Wagner
Season facts mix in Boston and Chicago baseball notes
Clyde Engle of the Boston Red Sox has faced a tough season. Hack has been benched often due to hard play in the field. The St. Louis Cardinals have been shut out only once this season. The Cubs earned a rare shutout against Bres naben's crew in the April 23 game.
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Clyde Engle
Boston Redsox
Hack
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Bresnaben
Distillers complain of umpire bias in Rock Island games
Peoria report says President Leley and Manager Stis pressed for a new umpire after Daly ruled against the Distillers in Rock Island. Stis and Lessy warn they will not play unless an umpire change occurs, claiming two losses were due to unfair calls by Daly behind the plate and on the bases. The controversy ties to alleged league directives favoring southern clubs, with Daly’s conduct under scrutiny.
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Ack Island
Pearia Brack
Sland
Weoley
Davidson
Kelley
I Snyder
Ss Os
Gonding
Hughe Bey Ie
Peoria
Fountain
Stis
Bullivan
MrDonald
Schimitter Opell
Snyder
Kelly
Hughes
Schmitter
Schmirter A
Daly
al Leley
The
Distillers
Rock Island
Tearney
Fearney
Lessy
League
Daly Hastun
Nunamaker Emerges As Big Backstop For Red Sox
The Sporting News features Leslie Nunamaker, former Dubuque catcher, now with Boston. Born 1889 in Nebraska, his path included Lincoln, the Cubs, Dubuque, Bloomington, Cleveland, and a fall transfer to Boston. At six feet one and about 200 pounds, he combines size with headwork and a powerful throwing arm.
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Sporting News
Leslie Nunamaker
Dubuque
Boston
John S. Taylor
Boston Red Sox
Nunamaker
Red Sox
Nebraska
Lincoln
Chicago Cubs
Bloomington
Cleveland
Nans
Nanamaker
Heeft
Hay Fever Relief Claim For Foley's Honey and Tar
A Chicago resident Mr. E M Stewart of 1034 Wolfram St reports hay fever relief from Foley's Honey and Tar Compound during hot summer months. J K Joder & Son note many others with similar symptoms may benefit from his experience.
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Foley
E. M. Stewart
Wolfram St
Chicago
Stewart
J. K. Joder & Son
For Sale Ata sacrifics and stock in mausoleum firm
Classified note offers 20 shares of the Lows Mausoleum Company stock for sale requests information from the German Sau fage Bank in Manning Iowa. An odd country village scene and dialog from Chicago Tribune appears mixed in.
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Ata
Lows Mausoleum Company
Saufage Bank
Manning
Iowa
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Quinns
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Kerwin
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Forney
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O'Leary
Ohland
Viskeri
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Lewsville
Louisville
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
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St. Toseph—finux City
St. Map
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Burlington
Gales
Suresh
Kewaner
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Morimonth
Mgomwa
Omumwa
Keokuk BR
Entine
Hannibal
Muera
Waddell
Boyle
Fred Merkle
Fred” Merkle
Hollenbeck and
Idecator
Holly
Harry
Lotshaw
Canton
Eant
Ned Egan
Des Moines Baseball Club
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Chanos
Wayfarer
Chicago Tribune
Waterloo Electrical
Supricate
Derma Viva
C. J. Miller
DEUG
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GE Boyc Optom CE
Syndicate
Mabel Ettinger
Stroebel Music House
East Fifth Street
Ralston
Lamson Building
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
Henderson Drugs Co
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