Sporting World Sees Monmouth Rivalry Highlighted
Cadet Rapids secures a dramatic late rally with a ninth inning comeback securing a second straight win as Monmouth features in a high intensity contest and reinforcing momentum in the league standings.
Central Association Standings and Yesterday's Results
Yesterday's scores include Waterloo 2 Keokuk 1 and Monmouth 6 Muscatine 6. Cedar Rapids 7 Burlington 1. Tonight Burlington visits Waterloo Muscatine meets Kewanee Keokuk faces Cedar Rapids Ottumwa plays Monmouth. Also notes on various league games and standings across multiple cities and associations.
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Keokuk
Monmouth
Muscatine
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Ottumwa
Kewanee
Tase
Cedar Rapids Ee
Justice
Columa
Lowe
Watertop
Cedar Rapide
Jobbbers' league standings heat up with postponed games
Revised standings show teams entering the final schedule with postponed matches to be played at Courter on Monday. Courter and Galloway face off Tuesday as part of an exciting week at Red Cedars Park with town dairy game billed and post office events nearby.
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Ottumwa
Kewanee
Jimmy Dunn
Boilermarkers
Beard
Harvey
Johnson
Hobarit
Ryan
Bees
Richards
Wise
Postoffice
Iowa Dairy
Schliebner
Link
Tribune
Dunn
Senna
Schliehner
Richards Hubartt
Kensel
Haley
Andreen
Wilde
Pollock Garrett
Jobbbers
Courter
Courter and Galloway
Will
Postoffien
Red Cedars 'Park
Baseball Scores From July 19 Across Leagues
Chicago edged Philadelphia 4 1 as Bender held the Indian sign while Chappelle homered twice for the A's. Detroit beat Boston 5 1 behind Dause's strong pitching. New York routed Cleveland 5 2 on costly Cleveland errors. St Louis beat Washington 6 1 in twelve innings before New York swept a doubleheader 4 3 and 5 0. Pittsburgh crushed Brooklyn 12 1 and Cincinnati outslugged Philadelphia 5 3 in a high drama night.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Monmouth
Muscatine
Fingal
Bentley
Mitchell
Nolt
Welch
Dickell
Bromley
Masters
Harrell
Spurs
Katz
Hasbrook
Hart
Ase Lind
Newmerger
L Pet. Nickell
Menne
Walsh
Simmons
Tierney
Ewes
Figal
Wees
P.eves
Bentley.g
National
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Philadelphia Eeeeees
Saeereee
Oe Sae
St. Louie
Aveeae BO
American Association
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Vee
Louisville
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Minneapolis
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Callahan
Larry Chappelle
Weaver
RH E
Schang
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Schalk
George Dause
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Wood
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18 000 PAD FOR CHAPPELLE
Chicago July 19 President Comiskey released the sale contract for Outfielder Larry Chappelle bought from Milwaukee. Cash 12500 plus $2000 in cash if Beall fails to report and $1400 cash if a catcher is not offered by Jan 2 1917. Total cash and players 18000. Beall has reported to the Brewers.
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Larry Chappelle
Milwaukee
Comiskey
Jom Beall
Beall
Brewers
Unclear wording hints at catcher contract recalls and pay
The fragment suggests a catcher may receive around $1 500 in pay tied to a recall contract offered under an unusual option. Specific teams or dates are not identifiable in the text.
Drumm Secures Yet Another Victory for Waterloo
Milton Drumm broke a scoreless tie with a go ahead single in the eighth inning as Waterloo defeated Keokuk 2 to 1. Howard Tuttle pitched six strong innings allowing three hits while yielding the lone walk, and Tex Sheldon contributed two hits and a run.
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Waterloo
Hie Body
Jays
Keokuk Indians
Howard Tuttle
Indians
Siglin
Wints
Macauley
Davey White
Eddie Wahl
Manuech
Sheldon
Big
Tex" Sheldon
White
Jack
Ashland
Wintz
Martin
Wahl
Tuttle
McGaffigan
Drumm
Jenkens
Kline
H.po. A. BE
J Seneff
Q Miller
Wintzwag
Waterloo— AB
R. H. PO
E. A. Sheldon
Hanson
Manusch
Hilly
Jenkens.c
Martin, Rf
Keokuk
Back
Seneff
A. Sheldon
Sigun
Hanegan
Glenalvin
Americans Beat Canada to Earn U S Tennis Challengeberth
Windibdon England July 19 United States team defeated Canada in two singles matches in the final round of the preliminary tournament to select a team to challenge England for the title.
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Windbicdon
England
United States
Yeaterday
Canada
Stahl Exile Ends Red Sox Career Says He Is Through
Chicago July 18 President Jas McAleer dethroned and released Jake Stahl former Red Sox manager who led Boston to a pennant and World Series title He confirms he will quit active baseball returning to Chicago and resuming his bank position while retaining his club stock The breakup follows rumors of dissension and a possible bid by Stahl to become team president
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Jake Stahl
Boston Red Sox
Chicago
Jas. McAleer
Red Sox
Boston
Stahl
McAleer
Clay Baker at Waterloo Last Night of Week Run
Tonight marks the final opportunity to see the Clay Baker at the Waterloo theatre after a four act drama praised for its appeal to all theatre goers. Gorrell company again showcases a strong summer program with other acts filling Electric Park evenings with crowds seeking cool entertainment and vaudeville variety.
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Clay Baker Company
Waterloo
Gorrell
Clay Baker
Electric Park
Iidea
Godelowsky
Davis Trophy Tennis: Williams and McLoughlin win in straight sets
R Norris Williams defeated B Schwengers 6 4 6 2 6 4 and Maurice McLoughlin beat R B Powell 10 8 6 1 6 4. The wins push the United States toward meeting England next week as Canada nears elimination. Powell impressed in the later stages while Williams and McLoughlin were not at peak form despite convincing scores.
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Dwight F. Davis
Williams
McLoughlin
Schwengers
Powell
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