Waterloo Wins Deciding Game in Series
Waterloo captured the final game of the series as Tuttle pitched three hits allowed and Shook starred for the Ansons with a timely double. Wa terlag tallied five of six against Ansons, while Harter and Evans contributed, and pressure kept Waterloo from scoring until the sixth inning.
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Ansons
Howard Tuttle
Harter
Shook
Harver
Waterloo
Jays
Evans
Meisaner
Hollenbeck
Holly
Tutile
White
McAuley
Tin
Tuttle
Iors
eS.feissner
H. P
McAuley Ss
Sheldon
Meissner
Newbeck
Wints
Marshall
AB R
A. P.O. AE
Delane
Harvex
Foster
Jude
Harvey
Richards
Harv Stolani
Tude Attuck
Ort Tuttle
Seibert
Kennedy
Bunnies Crush Cedar Rapids as Keokuk Falls Short
Cedar Rapids loses 6 to 2 to Clinton in a game marked by nine errors. Smithson starts for Cedar Rapids and Hofer allows multiple runs before mid game. Clinton gains two runs in the top of the fourth and adds insurance later.
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Mitchell
Hofer
Smith
Lindberg
Lund
Zi Schliebner
fSimmons
Menne
C Rains
Darrow
Mitch
Miller
Clinton
Corman
Fulton
Harper
Bite
Smithton
Burlington
Keokuk
McCullough
Sweet
Burg
Rolieg
Cedar Rapids Gazewe
Bert Hough
Clinton Pilota
O'Rourke
Omaha
Schuebner
Pilots
O’rourke
Schuiebner
Hough
Schliebner
Carpentier Wins After Foul That Ends Smith's Fight
George Carpenter, the French champion, defeated Gunboat Smith on a foul in the sixth round at Olympia London. The bout, scheduled for twenty rounds, ended amid controversy as spectators split between tragedy for the American and merit for Carpentier’s decisive performance.
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London
Georgee Carpentier
France
Gunboat Smith
Olympia
Smith
Federal League Scores and Baseball Results
Kansas City beat Indianapolis 11 to 6 as wild pitching hampered both teams. Baltimore defeated Buffalo 5 to 1 with Schulz hit hard, Smith injured, Quinn steady on the mound. Brooklyn over Pittsburgh in a doubleheader, winning both games in Pittsburgh.
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Falo
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Jaecklitsch
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Iain
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Ww. L. Pet
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I. St. Louis
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Boston
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W. da
St. Louis
Postoffice Team Builds Lead in Jobbers League
The Postoffice beat Citizens Gas 3 to 2 last evening to extend its lead. Walter Manahl allowed only one hit. eight strikeouts and a wild pitch aided the win, with Key moments including Purtell double and Carson's clean two-run hit. The game ended at dusk after five innings.
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Lis
Purtell
McNally
Metcalf
Mitchell
I Ward
Carson
Manahl
Guyer
Rf. Smith
Craige
R. H.po
Bragdon
Baish
Qi Mitchell
Fora Ai Kenneally
Gorman
Halladay
Partelts
J. Morris
B. Morris
Rogers
Trojan
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Morris
Link
Kennedy reports attack on umpire after game
Danville 1 and Marshalltown Times-Republican say umpire Kennedy filed a complaint with Central Baseball association President M B Justice, claiming he was mobbed after Tuesday's gate and stoned. Police protection was arranged and umpires promised protection at all times.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Kennedy
M. B
Central Baseball Association
Justice
First Presbyterian to Reopen Sunday
The First Presbyterian church building, after weeks of repairs, is ready for regular church and Sunday school services next Sunday at usual hours. The new carpet has not arrived but is expected today or tomorrow.
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Cedar Rapids Republican Speed
Spencer
West
Lingle
al Ward
Hill
West R
First Presbyterian
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