Blenner Hawks Past Foes as Pitchers Seem Baffled
Yesterday's Central Association results show Waterloo and Clingan 2, Muscatine 2, Burlington and Rock Island 4, Keokuk and Marshalltown and Cedar Hapide 2. National and American Association scores include New York 8, Detroit 14, Cleveland 1, Hogton 0-8, Brooklyn 1 Cincinnati 1, New York Pittsburgh 0-8, and more. Western League and Three League results list Omaha, Des Moines, Lincoln, Denver, and others with various scores.
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Muscatine
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Weveland
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Colums
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Tose
Waterloo
Rooklyn
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Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Lecage
Aksoe Fathia
Prt
Lontevide
Barry Milwanker
Columbus
Minneapolis
Marshalltown
Keokuk
Rock Island
Hurlington
Clinton to Have Big Booster Day and Rooster Day Plans
Clinton prepares for booster day with a proposed lineup including Darrow and Meissner and a strong outfield. Rooster Day next Tuesday features Waterloo as the attraction, a hired band, and a field day with events and prizes. The team, under manager Egan, schedules August 4 as start of three game trip restoration and faces Muskies Bungies and others in a tough Central Association stretch.
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Fitchers
Egan
Muskies
Jays
Bungies
Clinton
Rock Island
Muscatine
Meissner
Central Association
Joe Wintz
Wintz
Tim
Bleuner
Hubartt
Waterloo Triumph Over Clinton In Ninth Straight Victory
Waterloo defeated Clinton 5 to 2 in the final game of the series extending its win streak to nine. P. G. Blenner pitched for Waterloo, allowing six hits and striking out 11 in a strong two inning relief effort. Meissner drove in three runs with a first inning double and a later hit, while Siglin and Wallace contributed on offense as Clinton’s attempts to rally were stifled by solid relief pitching and sound defense.
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Clinton
Ingapark
Pilots
P.G. Blenper
Hoteh
Tribe
Qwhiff
Long South Paw
Dutch Meissner
Swate
Andre
Vyo
Jays
Paddy” Siglin
Tex
Sheldon
Mitchell Wie
Houghs
Flin
Mien
Visitors
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White
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Cooper
Raing
Irile
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Nolt
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Lod Blenner
God of
Clinton Veces Lohanagway
Toro
Bale
Hobart
Pittsburgh
Nosten Aml Pitsfurth
Boston
James
Gowdy
Harmon
Red Sox Rally Into Second Place With Double Victory
Boston, Mass July 28 The Red Sox moved to second in the American League by taking a doubleheader from St Louis and El Londo. First game 4 to 1. Speaker, Lewis and Baye key hits. Second game 4 to 3 with Lewis and Foster driving in runs. Detroit and New York results also noted.
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Boston
Sever Weeks
Baye
Ly Cinely
Alwiues
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Foster
Lanis
Shore
Cady
James
Leary
Rock Island to Lose Central Association Team
Keokuk July 23 reports state Central association president Justice will move the Rock Island Eganites from Rock Island after the six day trip ends. Galesburg is named as a probable new home with Rock Island fans hoping to retain CA membership.
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Central Association
Justice
Rock
Rock [Stund
Egan
Rock Island
C. A
Association
Wmpires
Vinb
Windaye
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Galesburg
Keokake
Islanders
M. By Justice
Gan
National Commission
National Board of Arbitration
National Association
Bean
Bile Wagner to Pirates Rumors Surface in Waiver Plan
Pittsburgh reports say President Dreyfuss asked waivers on eleven players including regulars Congelman Carey O Toole Mensor and Joe Kelly after Mike Mitchell was sold to the Washington Americans. Other names such as Mantlehner McCarthy and Recruit Bath Stop Wagner are mentioned. Dreyfuss denies waivers and trade talks.
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Mike Mitchell
Washington Americans
Dreyfuss
Congelman
Carey
O'Toole
Mensor
Joe Kelly
Mant~lehner
McCarthy
Bath
Wagner
Washington
Brooklyn
Waivety
Collins Re-signs as Phillies Hit World Champions
Edward T. Collins, Philadelphia American's second baseman, renews his contract with the world champions for a number of years. Connie Mack declined to specify the contract length when announcing the move today.
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Athletics
Philadelphia
Edward T. Collins
Philadelphia American
Connie Wack
Rock Island ousts Keokuk in final Central Association game
Rock Island defeats Keokuk 4 to 3 in the last Central Association game as a member. A late eighth inning rally gave Rock Island the lead and the win, completing their sixth straight victory.
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Rock Island
Rock’Island
Central Association
Keokuk
Mcintyre
Sweet
Wilkus
Kinsella
Hruska
Keokuk Releases Manager Abbott in Cost Cutting Move
Spencer A. Abbott, manager of the Keokuk baseball team, was unconditionally released by a 2 to 1 vote at a mass meeting. Catcher Harry Sweet named successor as the team planned to reduce expenses, with Fred Overton replacing Louis Sterne as secretary. Abbott’s pay and limited playing time cited. Sweet to take charge today.
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Spencer A. Abbott
Harry Sweet
Louis Sterne
Fred Overton
Baker
Keokuk Association
Abbott
Sterne
Sweet
Central Association
Athletics May Play in Waterloo
Waterloo fans may see the Philadelphia Athletics and a National League representative club in October on their way to Omaha. The visit could occur October 19 or 26, with promoters aiming to stage a record crowd in Waterloo after the World Series.
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Phiphia Athletics
National League
Austin
Ilnois Central
E. C. Marr
1. C
Cincinnati
Omaha
Dick Burtner
Antia Factory
Charlee Bancroft
White Sox
Glante
Waterloo Club Quarters Inspection Invited by Fort Dodge
The Fort Dodge Chamber of Commerce invites the Fort Dodge Commercial Club to inspect the Waterloo Club quarters. Floyd Douglas, secretary, received a cordial note. Waterloo reportedly has fine quarters and Fort Dodge may adopt ideas observed there.
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Fort Dodge Commercial Club
Fort Dodge Messenger
Waterloo Chamber of Commerce
Waterloo
Floyd Douglas
Fore Dodge
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