Interesting Baseball Averages And Stolen Base Feats From National And American Leagues
National League leaders include Zimmerman with a .412 mark and 207 hits. Speakers tops the American League with a .398, Cobb close behind. Stolen base honors show Merkle and Moriarity among leaders, while Cobb, Collins, Speaker, and Zeider vie for the top steals. Team and league batting and fielding averages are listed for both circuits.
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Nationals
Wagner
Vitteburgh
Eer Bethe
Speaker
Hestan
Willy T
Cobb
Detroit
Fr War
Cleveland
Carey
Pittsburgh
Merkle
New York
Collins
Philadelphia
Boston
Zeider
Chicago
TG Sauh
Baker
Crawford
Brooklyn
Bt. Louis
Tipcinnati
AL FE
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New Fork
Steveland
R. H. Th. SR
A. FE
Washington
WATH
TAO
TOR
Ono
Speedy Athletes Win Bouts At Olympic Games
Aurora and Winers trophy races commence alongside the gin trophy and frew events. The starting gong will sound daily at Hillas, as prize money totals rise to time and more than double the offers of 1910 and 1911.
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Aurora
Winers
Armstrong Manufacturing Company Tops Mason Club in Waterloo
In a clean amateur exhibition at Prospect Park Waterloo the Armstrong Manufacturing team defeated the Mason club 4 to 0. Ritchie was Mason's catcher and Linder starred for Armstrong, allowing only one run in the final inning. Marietta caught for Armstrong.
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Armstrong Manufacturing Company
Waterloo
Prospect Park
Armstrong Company
Higgins
Burt Yile
Mason
Ritchie
Linder
Armstrongs
Marietta
Breakup Dismay Hits Iowa State League Standings
Mason City July 15 The close of the first half shows friction and a near rupture among five clubs as management seeks higher purses. Fort Dodge leads with Mason City second while Clear Lake sits last. Dr. M Conroy resigns as league president, James Williams elected in his place amid disorganized finances.
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Iowa State League
Collins
Fort
Dodge
Clear Wake
Estherville
Emimetsburg
Mort Dodge
M. Conroy
James Williams
Clear Lake
Fort Dodge
wRlistherville
Emmerstare
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
National League results include Chicago etc. Boston games noted with 2-4 and 2-2 splits. American League shows Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 2. American Association reports Kansas City Louisville, Minneapolis 4 Toledo 7, Milwaukee 4-1. Western League lists Des Moines 5 Sioux City 2 and St. Paul 4-5.
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Pet
New York
Paola
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Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
American Association
Columbus
Toledo
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Louisville
Indianapolis
Western Lea
St. Joseph Omaha
Sioux City
Denver
Wichita
Des Moines
Lincoln Topeka
Springfield
Davenport
Quincy
Danville
Dubuque
Decatur
Peoria
Bloomington
Atv
Xaukee- Indianapolis
Mibwaukee
St. St. Paul
Colinbus
Omaha
St. Joseph
Topeka
Hhenver
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Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
Boaston
EUGIN BOAT RACES SET FOR ATC
Chicago July 15 contest board of the automobile club sets two road races on Kane county course. One event is a sixtems lap for nonstel cars with a $200 prize for second and $100 for others. The second day features C cars and a free-for-all thirty taps miles race with $1000 total prizes.
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Chicago
Thetomobile Club
Kane County
Adg
Aia
Masan Mator Star Cinis Shines In Prospect Park Bout
Cinis leads Masan Mator in an exciting Prospect Park game, delivering standout plays and key scores as the matchup unfolds with high energy and crowd engagement.
Two Boys Try Continental Pushmobile Trip
Two boys, John Te Lion and Herman Dehin from Philadelphia, aim to cross the continent in a homebuilt pushmobile powered by human steps. They plan a route to Albany Chicago Denver and finally San Francisco while hoping to earn expenses from Nog postcards and travel with no funds. They expect six months on the road ending at the Pacific coast.
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New York
San Princisco
John Te Lion
Herman Dehin
Philadelpshi
Albany
Chivige
Denver
San Pranedseo
Geriylag
Pacific Coast
Organ Concert Tuesday Night at Grace M E Church
Waterloo residents will enjoy a rare organ concert tomorrow evening at the new Grace M E Church dedicating the organ. Arthur Dunham and Marion Green will perform. Dunham is a Fellow of the American Guild of Organists and dean of its Western Chapter and holds roles with Chicago Conservatory and various Chicago clubs. Rabbi Hirsch pastors the prominent Chicago Jewish congregation featuring Dunham’s distinguished credentials.
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Arthur Dunham
Marion Green
M. E. Church
Waterloo
Dunham
American Guild of Organists
Chicago Conservatory
Mendelssohn Club
Apollo Club
Chicago
Lyric Glee Club
Maennerchor
Milwaukee
Ravenswood Musical Club
Saf Temple
Hirsch
Saturday Scores Across Cities Include Mixed Baseball Results
Baseball results from Chicago to Des Moines show a mosaic of 1920s league play with multiple city matchups. Notable performances include strong showings by individual vocalists and organ builders in Grace church waterloo, highlighting the Bennett organ installation and a concert to follow.
Red Sox Fall to Waverly in 9 to 0 Loss
Waterloo Red Sox traveled to Waverly yesterday morning and returned with banners in defeat as Waverly shut them out 9 to 0. Wolf pitched for Waterloo with E. C. Link catching, while Wagner led for Waverly. Errors by Waterloo players fueled all scoring in the Kremer county matchup.
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Waterloo
Red Sox
Waverly
Wolf
E. C. Link
Wagner
Kremer County
Engravers Defeated by Y M C A Team at Prost Park
A Saturday game at Prost Park saw the Engravers lose to the Y M C A team 6 to 2. Rath allowed two runs on strong pitching, Roche tied the game with a strikeout, and Paver homered in the seventh. New Morin joined the Jobbers league as a pitcher.
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Prost Park
Knarivers
Gre
Roche Fins
Trey
Paver
Engravers
Auen
Yooteles
Bert Teen
Sumner
Ste Ho Janings
Yoomo UL A
Boyer
Reuben Hebtare
Llehty
Tripires
Link
Cook
Morris
Rowland Keeps Three-T Franchise In Dubuque
In Dubuque on July 14 the Three-T team faces a 2009 dollar request for retention. Support assurances exist to keep the team in Dubuque for the season. George Tearney, cousin of President Tearer, released by Rowland, signed with Frazer of Decatur.
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Dubuque
Rowland
Three-T
Preider
George Tearney
Tearer
Frazer
Decatur
Indians Fall to Oelwein in Baseball Clash
Campbells Indians faced the Oelwein Braves in an away game. final score 4-2. Mitchell and Walls pitched for the Indians, Treward and Staner opposed them for Oelwein. A solid turnout watched the contest.
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Campbells Indians
Oelwein
Oelwein Braves
Mitchell and
Walls
Bittery
Indians
Treward
Staner
Oelwein Utes
N G Companies In State Shoot Reported In Memorial Style
Fragmentary notice describes N G Companies in a state shoot event with references to Carleton Sing and Ty Bon in Georgia. The text mentions a first lieutenant position and a local incident near Leavitt and Dohae, though details are unclear.
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Carleton Sing
Leavitt & Dohae
Des Moines National Guard Teams Compete In Annual Shoot
Des Moines and Cedar Falls units join regiments for the annual state shoot with six man teams from companies B and L and M Cedar Falls. Captain Hildebrand serves as chief pit officer while Captain Wilimck returns home and does not participate. Last year unit 8 won and this year a strong showing is expected despite transfers between companies. A separate note urges mothers to watch for loosening bowels in young children and recommends Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Missouri progressive Republicans to convene in Kansas City
Missouri progressive Republicans set July 30 for a state convention in Kansas City to elect delegates to the national Chicago convention. W. R. Nelson, editor of the Kansas City Star and Times, announces the call as a member of Missouri’s provisional committee.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Chicago
W. R. Nelson
Gomez to take lead from Orozco
Evidence points to Emilio Vasquez Gomez poised to assume the provisional presidency of Mexico with Gen. Pasqual Orozco Jr. deposed and Gen. David de la Fuente to succeed. Rebel juntas meet daily in El Paso and Douglas as Orozco’s grip weakens. Gomez travels to San Antonio. de la Fuente seeks medical treatment in Baltimore. A San Antonio meeting between the rivals is anticipated soon.
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el Paso
Tex
Emilio Vasquez Gomez
Mexico
Pascual Orozco, Jr
David de la Fuente
Douglas
Ariz
San Antonio
General de la Fuente
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