Monmouth and Cedar Rapids Split Doubleheader in Muscatine
In a muddled report from Muscatine the Rabbits beat Cedar Rapids 14 to 1 in the second game while Monmouth won 4 to 1 in the opener. Names Bentley Fingal Grey Fink McCarthy Ottumwa and Spare appear in the score notes with players like Lind Hart Wahl Jenkins and Preasy cited in the innings breakdown.
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Maogazine
Lind and Hart
Wahl and Jenkins
Monmouth
Cedar Rapids
Rabbits
Browns
Bentley
Fingal
Grey
Fink
McCarthy
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Terney Ib
Menne
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Mullin
B. Brown
Brodola
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Metine
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Lund
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Umsire
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Ottumwa
Burlington
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Tabaly
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Ei McNeil
Ellis
Lowther
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McGlade
Hale
Foreman BR
Humes
Jacobs
Pac
Renee Ao
Si Burlington
Callahan
Kensel
Wall
Dunn
Hares
Om Jaenhs
Standing of the clubs in major leagues
Western League results show Omaha and Des Moines over Wichita 10 to 7 while Lincoln 7 and Topeka 6 trails St Joseph 2 and Sioux City 1. American League features Boston 7 over Chicago 6 and Philadelphia 4 to Detroit 0. Cleveland and New York tied 3 in thirteen innings. National League lists Pittsburgh 12 over Philadelphia, and American Association notes Columbus 3 over Indianapolis 2 in nineteen innings. Kansas City 10 over Milwaukee 2, Minneapolis 11 over St Paul 6, and Toledo 1 over Louisville 0.
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Des Moines
Wichita
Denver
Lincoln
Topeka
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Washington
St. Louis
American Association
Columbus
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Louisville
Pet Denver
Dee Mobos
Ly Jincoin
Onaha
Joseph
Adi Topeke
Louis
Pittsburgh Sac
Brooklyn
Oo Welt
Cinocinnat
Shea Chintan
Kansas City Et A
Waterloo Gas Eng Defeats Gas & Ele In Drawn Game
In a Jobbers league clash at Red Cedar park the Waterloo Gas Engineers beat Gas and Electric 6 to 6 in a muddled cerita. Kellar pitched well for Waterloo and Mel Sweeney for Gas and Electric. The game highlighted early team work and batting struggles with improvement expected after a couple more games. Saturday features Galloway versus Iowa Dairy in the same circuit.
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Red Cedar Park
Gas & Electric
Kellar
Waterloo
Mel Sweeney
Galloway
Iowa Dairy
Comiskey at Dubuque Game
In Dubuque Iowa on July 26 President Charles A. Comiskey of the Chicago White Sox arrived with family and friends en route from Chicago to St. Paul. The party plans several days of entertainment. He attended the Dubuque Quincy game to see pitcher Samline, a former White Sox recruit, strike out ten batters.
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Dubuque
Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
St. Paul
Comiskey
al Bernady
Marie Bernady
Qld Roman
John Agnew
Dubuque-Quincy
Tennis Players Divided Honors in Davis Cup Opener
Wimbledon England July 26 The United States and England split the first day of Davis Cup play with two singles wins. W Parke defeated Maurice E McLoughlin in five sets and Norris Williams beat C P Dixon in five sets. Three matches remain two singles and a doubles.
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Eng
United States
England
W. Parke
Maurice E. McLoughlin
Norris Williams
Philadelphia
C. P. Dixon
Grinnell Coach Resigns at Grinnell College
Grinnell Ia July 16 Coach Arthur M Brown resigned as athletic director at Grinnell College at commencement He served three years and was popular He also directed physical education and coached baseball and football Harry Huff the Olympic sprinter takes his place as physical director with Brown current duties ending at resignation
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Grinnell, Ja
Arthur M. Brown
Grinnell College
Brown
Harry Huff
London
Waterloo Rally Steals Eleventh Straight In Close Win
Waterloo completed a wild rally to beat Kewanee 7 to 6 as Frank Ashland sparked a late inning surge. Siglin starred with a doubled and key plays in the field, while Hollenbeck struggled on the mound but held the visitors at bay in crucial moments.
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Wilde
Drohan
Harvey
O Hollenbeck
Holly
Hubbart
Siglin
Haley
Richards
Andreen
Sullivan
Macauley
Fenes
Hatley
Hollenbeck
Johnson
Singlin
Wild
Jaye
Ashland
Drumm
Seveond
Wintz
Kewanee
Goes
Askland
Andrews
Sheldon
Anodreen
Boehling Emerges As Strong Pitching Find In AL Race
Washington July 25 For the American League race Joe Boehling the local southpaw has become the pitching revelation. Early in the season he struggled with control and appeared mainly in relief but he racked up ten wins and no losses. He now holds a steady spot in the rotation while teammate Walter Johnson has twenty wins against five losses. Boehling issues more walks than Johnson but yields fewer hits, a factor in his clean record. The St Louis Browns recently toppled him at the mound, yet his club rallied to win.
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Tommy Drohan
Marty O'Toole
Central Association
Kewanee Baseball Club
Andrews Jays
Waterloo
Frank Ashland
Crohan
Andrews
Hollenbeck
Washington
Drohan
Carnera
Tex" Sheldon
Clio
Joe Boehling
Walter Johnson
Boehling
Johnson
St. Louis Browns
Waterloo Wins Dramatic Final In Tight Baseball Clash
Waterloo edges Kewanee 6 to 5 in nine innings as A Sheldon drives in the deciding run with a hit to left. Harvey and Haley spark offense with two base hits apiece, while Drohan and Hollenbeck duel on the mound. Time 1:50. Umpire Fleming.
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Harvey
Drumm
Winiz
Macauley
Kewanee AB
R. H. PO
A. E. Harvey
Johnson
Hubbard
Haley
Richards
Andreen
Bullivan
Wilde
Drohan
Taylor
C. Sheldon
Andrews
Hollenbeck
Goer
Siglin
Sullivan
Waterloo
Kewates
A. Sheldon
Ashland
Wintz
Fleming
Central Association Standings and Yesterday's Results
Waterloo defeated Kewanee 6 to 5 while Muscatine won 6 to 5 and Keokuk improved to 3 and 1. Monmouth stood 4 and 4. Cedar Rapids trailed 1 and 14, Ottumwa 1 and Burlington 0 to 4. Tomorrow's schedule features Monmouth at Waterloo and Kewanee at Cedar Rapids with Keokuk at Ottumwa and Burlington visiting Muscatine. Ad notes list Taner Vein Tintiana Block and Ideal Kentucky coal for threshing with Young Cunt Co advertising.
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Kewanee
Monmouth
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Burlington
Muscatine
Keokuk
Taner
Tintiana Block
Ideal Kentucky Coal
Young Cunt Co
Li Pet
Cedar Rapids Es
Hopes
Mustazine - Asa
Pirates Win Wild Contested Baseball Game
Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 12 to 2 in a rough game at Pittsburgh yesterday. Nine bases on balls, two hit batters, wild pitches, and eight hits by Pirates off Philadelphia pitchers fueled the rout. Carey scored five runs without a hit, walking in four plate appearances and stealing four bases, while Seaton Chalmers Marshall Killifer Doojin Hendrix and Simon also contributed as the Pirates piled up runs.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Seaton
Chalmers
Marshall
Carey
Knabe
Philo
Killifer
Doojin
Hendrix
Simon
Browns and Yankees Open Series In Tight 3 2 Loss
Cleveland defeats New York 3 to 2 in the opening game of the series. Mitchell for Cleveland fanned twelve but walked eight as New York's Fisher McConnell and Gossett held the line. The teams traded blows over thirteen innings in a hard fought pitchers battle.
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Cedar Rapids
Cleveland
New York
Mitchell
Fisher
McConnell
N.Y
O’neil
Fisher and Gossett
Races Stoppped By Injunction In Buffalo Grand Circuit
Buffalo July 26 The Grand circuit races postponed due to rain were declared off at noon after an injunction served on the association by Erie track owner John Madigan. Canadian harness racing for three days followed, with the Fort Erie purse won by Walter Cox aboard Del Rey. The free-for-all pace did not run and the day’s racing was nullified.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Neally
John Madigan
Erie
Trottere Frooy
Madigan
Crown
Walter Cox
Fort Erie
del Rey
Billy M
Monmouths Home Series Closes With Two Final Games
PRESS BOX NOTES preview the end of Monmouth's home schedule with two games this weekend. The first starts at 2 15 and Sunday is booster day as Waterloo seeks support after a strong ten day run. Managers and players discuss protests and pitching, including Tom Drohan and Hollenbeck, with a trip to Kewanee to follow and postponed games pending.
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Monmouth
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Kewanee
Jays
Hough
Boston 7 Chicago 5 in Carrigan's first as champion manager
In Boston's 7 5 win over ChicagoJuly 26 Carrigan led the world champions in his first appearance as skipper. The slugging affair saw both teams use relievers and pinch hitters. Chicago scored five runs on a rough line while Boston posted seven and eleven hits. The game featured Miket and Schalk behind the plate and Kuhn, Bedient, Leonard, and Carrigan contributing at bat.
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Boston
Chicago
Carrigan
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