Waterlooo Way Vets Edge Boosters In Pitching Duel
In a bruising six inning game Waterloo defeated Quincy 2 to 0 behind pitching of Hollenbeck for the Boosters and Vyskocil for the Veterans. Nagle starred with a backhand grab and strong throw, Daunted by a raw wind that whipped dust and chilled the crowd. The defensive plays and late double plays preserved the lead as Waterloo pushed across both runs in the first inning and held on with sharp fielding and timely outs. The Roosters offered little offense, with few runners reaching first and multiple mishits ending threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollenbeck
Boosters
Vyskocil
Quincy
Nagle
F. Donahue
W. Donahue
Grandstand
Roosters
Waterloo
Frankie
Wilkes
Donahue
Dan Kerwin
Vrskocil
Hartman
Grover Beiter
Myers
Collins
Pack of Nagle
Hill
Beiter
Hol Jenbeck
Daly
Nellie F
Clemens
Long
Wyskocil
Kerwin
Harrington
Fremer
Voskocil
Roser
Iines
Oeewe
Collings
Aseyre
Sacnington Gola
Holienbeck
Quincy— Kerwin
Ertman
Yers
Dorette
Zyener
Chee Gerade
Wyegool
Rereeese
Waterlon
Rainey
Claed Kerwin
Beiters
Firat
Danville
R.H. P.O
Eens
Coombs
Ates
Staley
Ae Cense
Nee
Sullivan
Massing
Ingalls
Hildebrand
Rf Newlin
Panne
Chapman
Treenee
I Rock Island
Wooley
Davidson
Jacobsen
Slattery
Vogel
Weeseee Kelly
Aeeweee Snyder
Gonding
Hughes
P. Couchman
Couchman
Newlin
Cusack
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League games featured Pittshore Pittsburg and Bronk, with St. Louis beating Philadelphia 19 to 2 and Cincinnati edging New York 3 to 1. Chicago topped Boston on wet grounds in an American League pairing with no completed games. American Association results included St Paul 2 1 over Teleo, Kansas City 14 over Columbus 7, Milwaukee 6 2 over Louisville, and Minneapolis 5 4 over Indianapolis. Western League saw Topeka 3 0 Sioux City, Lincoln 8 1 over Omaha, and Pueblo 6 2 over St Joseph. Central Association reports listed Galesburg 7 over Ottumwa 2, Burlington 4 over Han iball, Kewanee 3 over Muscatine, and Monmouth 4 over Keokuk.
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National League
Pittshore
Pittsburg & Bronk
St. Louis
Philalphia
Cincinnati
New York
Cincin Ali
Chicaga
Boston
Wet Grounds
American Association
St. Paul
Teleo
Western League
Tonpeka
Topeka
Sioux City
Lincoln
Tlincoln
Omaha
Pueblo
St. Joseph
Pueblo A
Central Association
Galesburg
Ottumwa
Ifalesarg
Burlington
Haniball
Kewsnee
Kewanet
Muscane
Monmouth
Keouk
Esledionte
Eden
Abaindinta
Pet
Danville
Wee
Dubuque - Sew SL
Decatur Ae
Sega
Bae Peoria Waterloo
Wow
Esa Ld
Davenport Wa
Quincy Yee
ASB
Rock Island National
Chicago
Philadelphia
St Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati Rae
Hovik
Detroit
White Sox
Cleveland
Boston Washington
Indianapolis A
Denver
Omanhaa A
Waterloosecures win vs Quincy with late rally
On balls, off Hallenbeck 2. Struck out by Hallenbeck 7 for Waterloo. Merwin, Hartman, Kahl, Hill, Clark 2 each. Left on bases Waterloo 4 Quincy 3. Double plays Wilkes to Beiter Nagle to Beiter. Time 1 20. Umpire Daly.
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Hallenbeck
Kahl
Vyskoeil
Merwin
Hartman
Hill
Clark
Waterloo
Quincy
Wilkes
Beiter
Nagle
Daly
Hollenbeck Dominates Nine Inning Duel At Davenport
In Davenport this year the standout exhibition came yesterday afternoon as Hollenbeck and Wysko faced thirty batters. Hollenbeck pitched the complete nine innings and bested his foe while Quincy and Beiter contributed key plays. Holly fanned more batters than his opponent in a pitching duel at the home park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollenbeck
Wyskocll
Quincy
Beiter
Waterloo
Holly
Kinsella Statements Spark Booster Day Ticket Dispute
Dick Kinsella faces fans in Decatur as Davenport Times rebukes his claim that booster day tickets funded the team. The paper notes no public subscription was recorded and doubts the reported thousands sold in Davenport to support the club.
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Dick Kinsella
Decatur
Davenport Times
Kinsella
Boosters Rally as Long Leads Off Marathon Catch
Jimmy Long earned praise for a long run catching a dropping liner by F Donahue in the second inning. The Boosters secure their third straight win and gain momentum with Belter at first base boosting team confidence. Waterloo and Janette crowds applaud, urging full-season attendance. Publicist Pierson reports Chicago magnates plan to close the circuit after Labor Day, a claim met with skepticism.
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Jimmy Long
F. Donahue
Boosters
Belter
Pierson
Bloomington
Chicago
Boston Nationals Not To Be Moved
Boston Massachusetts July 25 The control of the Boston National league baseball club passed to President William Hepburn Russell. The club will not be sold to Ned Halen of Baltimore or anyone else, after stock transfers. Vice President L C Page received a certified check for 28650 in exchange for 191 shares held by Page and his brother George A Page.
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Boston
Mass
National League Baseball Club
William Hepburn Russell
Ned” Halen
Balttimore
L. C. Page
Page
George A. Page
Distiller team makes multiple player sales and acquisitions
Peoria Illinois July 25 Owner A E Leisy announced the sale of star pitcher Joe Hovlik to Comiskey of the Chicago White Sox for about 4000 He will report to Boston tomorrow Hovlik left the Three I League for the American League sale season also included purchases of outfielder Clark Manhattan Kan catcher Cales pel Butte Mont and pitcher Prendergast from Quincy all to report at once
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Peoria
Itl
A. E. Leisy
Joe Hovlik
Comiskey
Hovlik
White Sox
Boston
Lessy
Clark
Manhattan
Kan
Calespel
Butte, Mont
Prendergast
Quincy
The Canned Green Pea Bomb and Its Lethal Design
A Parisian hotel keeper received a can labeled green peas which expert chemists call the most hellish device. The sample, sent to a lab, proved an explosive from the bomber renversement class. It uses glass tubes and acids, with cotton as a fuse substitute, and mirrors the weapon blamed for a massacre at St Petersburg police station.
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Central
St Petersburg
Chicago
Danville Defeats Rogk Island 8 6
Davenport, Ia July 25 The game yesterday with Decatur was postponed due to wet grounds. Earlier Danville defeated Rogk Island 8 to 6 in a rain interrupted matchup.
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Davenport
Decatur
Waterloo to send big crowd to Boston convention
Waterloo plans a large turnout for the national advertised convention in Boston next week. Nineteen attendees selected berths at a YMCA meeting with Rock Island Railway representatives. at least ten more may join, prompting another Pullman sleeper. A special $8 sleeper rate to Waterloo and Cedar Rapids attendees brings round trip to $35. Contact H. E. Kiester or John Andrews to join.
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Boston
Rock Island Road
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
H. E. Kiester
Galloway E Company
John Andrews
Kimball Dairy Farmer
Inter state commission cuts freight rates guidelines
The interstate commerce commission ordered railroads to prepare new schedules affecting Atlantic to Pacific coast freight. The rulings set formulas linking interior and coast rates, wiping out back haul advantages for Pacific terminals to Rocky Mountain cities. Shippers face rates under the long and short haul rule as carriers adjust tariffs by Oct. 16.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Coast
Denver
Inter-Rocky Mountain Territory
Rocky Mountain Territory
Removal Notice for Doctor Jerger Location Change
Doctor Jerger is now located in Suite 411 12 First National Bank Building. Phone 259. Hours are 10 to 12 and 2 to 4.
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Doctor Jerger
First National Bank
Reward Offered for Missing Readers of The Women
A concise notice states a reward of 100 dollars for information about the readers of a newspaper feature titled The Women. No further details on date, location, or responsible party are provided.
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Aiilwaukee
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George DB
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Peter Arapakis
Atlantic Yacht Club
Sea Gate
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South America
Baseball Park
Janettes
Boston Nationals
Ely
Lincoln Beachey
Kugene Fly
Hugh Robincom
Governor’s Island
Fairmount Mark
Crome County
United States
Dubuque
Decatur-Davenport
St Latter
Veach
P.O
Paddock
Manusch
R. Daringer
H. Daringer
If. Beatty
Melchoir
Plass
Boucher
Aeet Allen
Wees Fosberg
Ccesees
McDonald
Tammen
Biltz
Fountain
Fosberg
Bannon
la Webster
Allen
Unders
West
Stroebel Music House
East Fifth Street
J.K. Joder
West 4Th Street
Byvank Transfer CO
Vaucaire Galega
Vaucaire Remedy Co
Son Pharmacy
Knapp Drug Co
J. EK. Joder
Beecham’s
Artificial Ice Co
Telephone
Ban Frengteca
Randolph St
Chicagre
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
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