Hollenbeck Triumphs as Burlington Falls in Jays Play
Hollenbeck led Burlington to a win while the Jays lost. Abbott's club produced all runs aided by Wateroo club scoring. Sigtin McAuley and Harvey starred for Clinton as Cedar Rapids defense shone. Mascadine won with tomorrow's games set Waterloo at Marshalltown Clinton at Cedar Rapids Muscatine at Ottumwa Burlington at Keokuk.
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Vaughn's Work Defeats Giants in Detroit Tilt
Chicago ace Jim Vaughn pitched effectively to defeat the New York Giants in Detroit. Chicago took an early lead with a long fifth inning rally and held on as New York mounted a late charge.
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Schulte
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Standings and results from yesterday's baseball games
The Central Association and Major Leagues share yesterday's results. Waterloo beat Marshall Town 4 to 1, Burlington routed Keokuk 7 to 32, Ottumwa defeated Cedar Rapids 3 to 2. In the American League New York lost 0 to 3 to Chicago while Philadelphia beat Louis 81 rain delayed. Boston beat Cleveland. Washington topped Detroit 4 to 3. In the National League Chicago beat New York 4 to 2. Brooklyn edged Pittsburgh on wet grounds. Boston defeated Philadelphia 7 to 1. Federal League saw Chicago 8 to 1 over St. Louis while Kansas City won 5 to 3 at Indianapolis. American Association reports Milwaukee 29, Cleveland 7. Kansas City 5, Louisville 7. Minneapolis-St Paul and others rain. In the Three-I League Nevatur 3, Quincy 2. Davenport 3, Bloomington 1. Dubuque 2, Peoria 1. Weather and stray scores noted.
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Baseball doubleheader features Buffalo and Baltimore split
In Baltimore on July 14 Buffalo defeated Baltimore 10 to 6 in the first game while Baltimore won 6 to 2 in the second. Errors by Baltimore aided Buffalo in game one as Moore and Schultz started the innings. The Jacala provided heavy hitting in the second game with Smith holding Buffalo’s offense in check.
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Waterloo signs Meistner to bolster outfield lineup
Meistner of Terre Haute in the Central league was purchased by Waterloo and is due in the city before Cedar Rapids series. He teamed with Tom Drohan in spring at Terre Haute. praised as a first class hitter and fast in the outfield. Pitcher Rojas, previously in the California State league, also joined the club this morning. Blenner rested at home but likely ready to pitch after Marshalltown trip. Frank Ashland and Frank Manahl joined the squad today.
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Terre Haute
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Tom Drohan
Rojas
Blenner
Jays
Marshalltown
Frank Ashland
Frank Manahl
Ashland Stand-in Shows Fielding Prowess in Workout
A substitute filled Ashland's spot for the day and, though not in the lineup, delivered a solid defensive workout. He covered the outfield well, did not get a hit, but laid down a bunt and met the ball on each plate appearance.
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Claus Leads Cedar Valley to 3-0 Win Over Courier
Herbert Claus pitched a fine ball for Cedar Valley, backed by Worrell’s two RBI and solid support from teammates. Worrell highlighted the offense with two runs and a run scored as Cedar Valley defeated Courier 3 to 0.
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Bath House John Lashes Prohibition In His Nightmares
Chicago politician John Coughlin known as Bath House John travels to Des Moines on estate business and speaks against prohibition in a wide interview. He claims prohibition ruins the country, costs jobs, and hurts business while noting his past influence in Chicago politics and famous Bath House era.
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Iowa
Paving Prices Advance Delay Mason City Bid Rejections
Mason City council rejected all bids for paving Michigan avenue after asphalt prices rose from 1.60 to 1.72 per square yard in a week. Bryant Paving of Waterloo bid 1.72 plus 36 cents per foot for curb and gutter. Jas Horribin of Des Moines bid 1.77 and 37 cents.
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Bryant Paving Company of
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Main Street
Miller Street
State Street
Jas. Horribin
Des Moines
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