Waterloo Wins Eighth Straight in 5-3 Victory Over Kewanee
Waterloo defeated Kewanee 5 to 3 to extend its winning streak to eight. Tex Sheldon and Joe Wintz sparked the offense while Wintz, Macauley and Davey White contributed in the field. Wilkus pitched well after a rough start, with Taylor briefly wild for Kewanee. Umpire Fleming prevented the plate from becoming a mess as the locals rallied from an early deficit.
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Waterloo
Kewanee
Roiler Makers
Keokuk
Burlington
Andrews
Jays
Tex” Sheldon
Joe Wintz
Wintz
Macauley
Davey White
Richards
Taylor
Fleming
Wilkus
Harvey
Johnson
Siglin
Paddy
Hubpart
Haley
Andreen
Sullivan
White
Sheldon
Ashland
Drumm
Wintze
Charley Sheldon
Jars
Sig- Vin
Askland
O. Sheldon
Witkus
Hubbard
Wilde
Baseball scores update from American and National Leagues
In Chicago games the American League saw Chicago 1 fall to Washington 7 and Cleveland 5 beat Boston 3. St Louis defeated Philadelphia 8 to 1. National League games had Brooklyn 7 over St. Louis 2 and New York 2 beat Pittsburgh 0 as Philadelphia beat Chicago 18 to 8.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Wharl Yingling
Harmon
Wingo
Hildebrand
Yingling
Miller
Margquard
McQuillen
Gibson
Simon
Marquard
Meyers
Tomorrow's Matches Across Leagues and Cities
National League schedule features Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. In college play, Louisville visits Washington. Detroit travels to Philadelphia. Cleveland faces New York. Chicago plays Boston.
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Louis
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Waterloo, Ottumwa baseball results and tomorrow’s schedule
Central highlights show Waterloo defeating Kewanee 5 to 3 and Burlington beating Ottumwa 6 to 3 while Muscatine routed Keokuk 6 to 0. Cedar Rapids Monmouth had no game due to a missed train and tomorrow’s matchups include Kewanee at Waterloo, Monmouth at Cedar Rapids, Burlington at Ottumwa, and Keokuk at Muscatine.
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Waterloo
Kewanee
Ottumwa
Burlington
Muscatine
Keokuk
Cedar Rapids
Monmouth
Ww. L Pet
Als
Semen
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Monmouth Oe
Kewanee A
Ottumwa Wins Double Bill Over Pathfinders
Ottumwa Iowa captures both ends of a doubleheader from the Pathfinders. First game goes ten innings 1 to 0 with Miller of Burlington handling the mound duties. Second game Ottumwa rallies to defeat Burlington 7 to 5 as Miller and Hale pitch for Burlington and Adams and Sampson catch for Ottumwa.
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Ottumwa
Miller
Burlington Heaver
AB. R. H. PO
Wali
House
Sampson
O Q Wise
Schliebner
Link
Duon
Burlington— AB
R. H. PO
A. E. McNeil
Foreman
Ellis
Lowther
Harmon
McQglade
Humes
Hale
Burlington
Wise
Kensel
Dunn
Adams
Gas and Electric enter the Jobbers League schedule
The Gas and Electric team lists players filed with the league secretary including Walt Harvey and H M Smith among others. Manager Harvey plans to place his lineup later as nine games start Friday at Red Cedar Park against Waterloo Gas Engine. tonight the Iowa Dairy plays the Post Office and Saturday the Iowa Dairy faces league leader Galloway.
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Walt Harvey
H. M. Smith
Howard Young
Roy Davis
Jas. Cooley
Bud Wammer
Will Gorman
al Johnson
Stanley Bragdon
Geo
Rongers
Med Brown
Frank Remington
Walter Haynes
Bert Oberdorf
Jack Gorman
Horace Maynard
Jim Baish
Marion Kenneally
J. F. McSweeney
W. H. James
Red Cedar Park
Waterloo, Gas Engine
Iowa Dairy
Galloway
Kewanee Faces Waterloo Finale With Playoff Hopes
PRESS BOX NOTES detail Kewanee's final season appearance in Waterloo, with four remaining games on a southern invasion. Monmouth, Cedar Rapids to visit. possible doubleheader at Monmouth. Blodgett limited by arm. Wilkus Tuttle Hollenbeck strong. Ashland shines as top catcher. Sheldon delivers three hits and great fielding in yesterday's game.
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Muscatine
Keokuk
George Zackert
Dam City
George
R. H. PO
Miller
We McGaffigan
Jack
She Manuseb
Hilly
Ote Jenkins
Whee Kline
Nate Martin
Seneffl
AB R. WH
PO. A
Masters
Harrell
Ee Bromely
Bours
Sfenon Katz
Eee Hasbrook
Curtis
Hart
Zackert
Curtis Zackert
Seneff
Hasbrook
Garratt
Kewanee
Monmouth
Cedar Rapids
Blodgett
Wilkus
Tuttle
Hollenbeck
Tex
Sheldon
Johnson
Chicago Fans Expect Unusual From Heinie Zimmerman
Chicago reports Charley Murphy and Manager Ferg pursue a second Ty Cobb of Heinie Zimmerman. A fan allegedly offered $100 to keep quiet for three days, and Zimmerman showed resolve by hitting a century. He remains temperamental and scrappy, requiring careful handling by Manager Evers.
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Chicago
Charley Murphy
Ferg
Ty Cobb
Heinie Zimmerman
Heinie
Will
Zimmerman
Yellowback
Base runner tagged at first by fielder
The big fellow lunged and tagged the base runner before he reached first, ending the play with an out.
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Bag
Boeiling Extends Winning Streak In Washington Victory
Joe Boeiling of the Washington club won his eleventh consecutive game, setting an American League record for the season. Washington defeated Chicago 7 to 1 as Chicago suffered errors, with Morgan and McBride contributing early runs and Chase adding later miscues. Chicago players departed for Boston after the game.
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Chicago
Joe Boehling
Washington
Callahan
Morgan
Calvo
McBride
Henry
Moeller
Chase
Grifith
Chappelle
Boston
Bader
Seattle
Miller
San Francisco
Boshling
Scott
O’brien
Schalk
Kuhn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Phila
Bender
Thomas
Hamilton
Baumgardner
Agnew
McAllester
Chicago Triumphs In Heavy Scoring Game
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 13 to 8 in the heaviest scoring game of the season as Chicago piled up nineteen hits. Sailer led with three singles and a double in five at bats while Philadelphia pitcher Cheney faltered early. Humphries steadied the Phillies, and Chicago’s hitters stayed active throughout the contest.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Doom
Cheney
Humphries
Sailer
Marshall
Imlay
Mayer
Chalmera
Rixey
Brennan
Howley
Needham
Boston
Cincinnati
Eston
Bates
Hoblitzer
Packard
Kling
Tyler
Rariden
Americans Challenge English For Davis Cup Title
Seven tennis teams vie for honors as Wimbledon opens the Davis Cup final rounds. Donated by Dwight F. Davis in 1900, the silver bowl trophy symbolizes the world team championship with the United States and England in challenger and holder roles respectively. France appears among entrants as the ultimate challenger to the cup.
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New York
United States
Wimbledon
Dwight F. Davis
France
Obey That Impulse To Take Foley Kidney Fills
An old advertisement urges readers to try Foley Kidney Fills to relieve backache sore kidneys swollen joints and rheumatism. The copy claims the product co operates with nature and acts as a healing strengthening tonic available from all druggists.
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Nature
United States Wins Davis Cup Deliberations Over England Rivalry
The United States Davis Cup team, led by Maurice McLoughlin with R Norris Williams and Wallace F Johnson, defeated Germany and Belgium en route to a final against England. McLoughlin, 23, born in Carson City, and Williams, born in Geneva, Switzerland, highlight a youthful but formidable trio alongside veteran leadership as the Americans seek to reclaim the cup.
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Germany
Belgium
Canada
Loughlin
United States
Australia
South
Athes
England
Predi
West Side
New York City
France
Wiesbaden
Maple Leaf
Lawn iTennis Association Plas
Maurice E. McLoughlin
R. Norris Williams
Wallace F. Johnson
McLoughlin
Carson City
Nev
Calfornia
Williams
C. Duane Williams
Geneva
Switzerland
Harvard University
Philadelphia
Newport
Gets-It Corn Cure Puts Corns Fast and Easy
An ad touts GETS-IT as the simple two second corn cure that avoids bandages salves or knives. It claims safety for healthy flesh, promises quick relief from corns warts calluses or bunions, and notes the 25 cent price with Chicago supplier E Lawrence & Co.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
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Waterloo Gleaning and Dye Works
W. Sth St. Bridge
el A. Sheldon
Tij
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C. Sheldon
PO Harvey
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American Association
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Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Columbus
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Wichita
Denver
Pathfinders
Deckert
Ing Keokuk
GAS & Electric IN Jobbers’ League
Frank Ashland
Murphy Bank
Evers
Murphy
Joe Boeling
Ged Ball
Falkenberg
Foster
Cernech
Leonard
Carrigan
National League
H. W. Sigworth
Russell
Samson
Phome
Aunt Mary
Electric Park
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Merrill
Yip
Grace Patterson
Comedienne
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Byvank Transfer Coo
Iowa State Bank
West Fourth and Jefferson Streets
State Loan Company
Fourth St
Iowa
Wilbert Swallenberger
Hotel Bliis
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
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