Waterloo Stars Sold to St Louis Cardinals for 9500
Robert Worthington and Charles Abbott, Waterloo players, were sold to the St Louis Cardinals for 8500 total with 1500 down, plus a 2000 recheck. Worthington leads league batting and Abbott joins Cardinals’ farm system reporting to Syracuse. The deal follows a season of tensions and adds to Waterloo’s spring camp plans.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Robert
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Charles Abbott
St. Louis
JW. J. Keefe
Wa‘tarloo
Syracuse
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Worthington
Abbott
Rom Branch Rickey
Cardinals
Delusion of musical Saxophone and Amateur Abuse
A fragmented excerpt depicts a Dean who believes he can play the saxophone. The text voices concern over amateur players, urging isolation and one-way tickets to prevent return, with bleak, critical tone about performance and safety.
Double Header Notes From Yankee Town Butchered Text
Odd clipping mixes sports notes with stray commentary and misread lines. It mentions a warm wave and bathing imagery while briefly recording a Waterloo game where Abbott, Dixon, Kelsay, Mather, and Williams are cited for key plays and a homerun in the sixth.
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Abbott
Dixon
Kelsay
Mather
Waterloo
Williams
Stallap
National and American League Standings From Recent Games
The standings piece lists results across Major and Minor Leagues with teams like Cleveland Philadelphia Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston New York Detroit Washington and Chicago showing varied records. It includes scores from multiple cities and mentions Western and American Associations along with individual player notes and a late game summary.
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Mississippi
Vietler Leneue
Duabwque
Waterloo
Toling
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Jelana
No Fame
Ken Lenrue
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Chicago
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Boston
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Heaoklyn
Cinninnack
American Association
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Columbus
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Poledy
Milwaukee
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Minneapolis
Omaha
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Josemi
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Tulsa
Oklahoma City
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Lingotn
Mississippi Valley Eyes
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Sunnies Turned Burlington Bees In Six Inning Defeat
A garbled Burlington game recap notes Sunnies defeating the Bees in six innings. Highlights include Bunnie, Gilpin, and Murchison contributing offense while Schroeder yielded a few runs. Text is fragmentary with multiple unreadable names and lines.
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Burlington
Billies
Bees
Rye
Bunnie
Gilpin
Murchison
Schroeder
Marois
Aermis
Bederson
Tedersan
Pirates Drop One Of Double Header On Home Grounds
Pittsburgh split a doubleheader with Brooklyn on home ground. In the opener, Pittsburgh won 8 to 2 as Hawlings and Cooch provided key hits, while Aldridge struggled in relief. In the nightcap, Brooklyn scored late to win 6 to 1, with Songer taking the loss as incidents including an umpire squabble marred the game.
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Pirates
Pittsburgh
Paul Fittsburgh
Songer
Pony
Pourniers
Cuyler
Trismors
J Jacobson
iWheat
Mournier
Petti
Jacobson
Herman
Butler
Deherty
Petty
Brooklyn
Pittsturglys
Carey
Cox
Rawlings
Grantham
Hilt
Coxy
Wild Pitoh
Gmpires
Reardon
Moran
Pawster
Rte Maranvile
Jacobson c. Fy
Fensruter
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Marriott
To. Oak
Fearni
Carey Oyler
Arde
Vwaran
Plowboys Win in Spotty Exhibition
Moline Plows triumph 16 to 10 over Marshalltown in a rough defense display. DeButch shone with three positions played and three singles in five at bats, while Mayers and Bednar contributed on the mound and at the plate.
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Moline
Ansons
DeButch
Marshalltown
St Inger
Conrad
Springer, Kinderman
Mayers
Bednar
Chrisiman
Wilson
Teevens
Blake
Bohannan
Swansea
Guppy
Bartlett
Christman
Springer
Kinderman
Plese
Andre
Carney
Enger
Strick
Pednar
Cashrane
Kindermen
Cochrane
Vampires
Swanson
Ferguson
Local track meet displays early season promise and slips in result notes
A scrambled sports column reports on Cedar Lake and nearby teams competing in track events. It mentions unnamed runners, a relay, a high jump effort, and a coach noting gains and weaknesses amid a noisy meet atmosphere.
Three-I Teams Score 56 Runs in One Game
Springfield, July 22. Peoria and Springfield clubs combined for 433 25, with the Senators winning. Ten home runs were hit, Layne and three by Layne of Peoria, Thompson and Menzie of Springfield. Nine Peoria pitchers and four Springfield hurlers appeared amid 15 errors and 8 charged to both sides.
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Springfield
Senators
Peoria
Solons
Layne
Sy Thompson
Menzie
Peora
Dally
Baseball leaders and players in early league totals
Summary of batting and pitching leaders by league with names like Fournier Koenig Ruth Mertes and Gehrig. Mentions include homer totals by Manush Ruth Wilson and//// Stolen bases by Cuyler Burns and Humefield. Pitching noted for Pate the Athletics.
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Fournier
Brooklyn
Jacobson
Boston
Koenig
New York
Manush
Detroit
Ruth
Blades
Brown
Bray
Wheat
Tobias
Wright
Pirates
Walker
Reds
Wilson
Cubs
Ley
Cardinals
Cuyler
Mitching—Tones
America
Gohrie
Mits
Falk
White Sox
B Burns
Indians
Gehrig
Yanks
Tromers
Humefield
Pate
Athletics
Toast
Walter Mails Shown As Versatile Pitcher In Coast League
San Francisco July 22 Walter Mails known as The Great Mails on the Pacific Coast is praised for pitching well when allowed his humor and personality. He came from Syracuse to join the San Francisco Seals after failing in the majors where his jollity was said to hinder chances. In his first appearance at Seals Park, he drew a record weekday crowd of 10 006.
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Francisco
Cal
Walter Mails
Rockies
Mails
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Syracuse
San Francisco Seals
San Franseco
Teams Organized for Picnic Short Event at Independence
H L Crowell secretary of Central Gun club announced the two teams for the feature shooting program at Independence next Monday. Waterloo team includes Crowell Castle Hummel Shepherd Chapman Witty Shores Gimbart Sutcliffe Lu with alternates Northey Mayne Broders. The second team features Boyd King Hoon Duncan Stipp Cooper Fisher Peterson Finch Cross Patterson Reider and others. A hospital medal will be awarded to the winner of one shooting event.
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H. L. Crowell
Gentral Gun Club
Independence
Waterloo
bin Castle
Charles City
Charles Hummel
la Porte City
Harry Shepherd
Harry Chapman
Lou Witty
Frank Shores
Harry Gimbert
W. J. Sutcliffe
R. Lu. Ingersoll
KE. Peterson
Titonka
Frank Finchl
Dubuque
A. 'Cross
Gharitan
Patterson and Reider
Vast Dubuque
Ill
Crowell Elsa
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Heomerun
Ted
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Sun Garden
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Waterloo Baseball Treasury
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Johnson
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Thres
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Blueer
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Gobringer
Cepper
Tohnsen
McNeealy
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Electric Park
Harry Smith
Nashua
Jimmy Bovaird
Mason City
Gaver Walligan
S. Lloyd Wills
Kilee
Kid Rose
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