Roosters Sweep Doubleheader Over Dubuque
Waterloo defeated Dubuque in a two game set by scores of 2 1 and 7 3. Fremer starred with four hits and drove in multiple runs as Waterloo extended its winning streak to four. Fosberg excelled for Dubuque in the opener, while Webster and Shackelford anchored the defense for Waterloo.
Baseball Trades and Suspensions Stir Early Season Trade Talks
Shortstop Groh joins the Giants then Buffalo as the real buyer. Kennedy and Manton swap to Muscatine for Shortstop Johnson. Manion shifts to Waterloo while Decatur releases outfielder Jack Sullivan. Magee expected back in Philadelphia lineup after a $200 fine for umpire altercation. Hannibal franchise sale undecided as board meets in Chicago. Ducky Holmes negotiates Des Moines exit. Ed Spencer sold to Philadelphia for 2500. Lefty Brown and Hawk sold to St Louis for 5000. Rothermel pursues Brown for Tigers.
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Qouth
Kennedy
Manton
Tom Stark
Monmouth
Muscatine
Central Association
Johnson
Dubuque
Bloomington
Manion
Waterloo
Quincy
Boylers
Decatur
Sherwood Magee
Philadelphia
Finneran
Board of Directors
T. F. Hayden
Burlington
Central Baseball Association
Lefty” Brown and
Hawk
St. Louis Americans
R. Rothermel
Detroit Tigers
Lefty
Brown
Tigers
Waterloos edge Hustlers in close two game set
Manager Rowland brings a full mascot while his son helps pull the games from defeat as Waterloo opens the series. In game two Hustlers start strong but sharp fielding halts them. Paddock lines a first inning hit, Johnson hits into a double play, Daringer and Beatty single in to keep pressure. Belzer traps Metchoi’s popup, Plass advances runners, Allen goes hitless and is retired on a throw from Nagle. Plass begins seventh with a hit but is forced at second.
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Photh Hendrix
Shackelford
Dubuque
Roosters
Webster
Fosberg
Invaders
Wrebater
Foshey
H. Daringer
Boosters
Clemens
Wilkes
Fremer
Beiter
Collins
Short
Long
Severth
Nagle
Harrington
Plass
Johnson
Meichoir
Warrington
Rattler
Better
Tunners
Collins Poppe
Paddock
H. Daringzer
Beatty
Melchei
Shackelford Messing
Moelchoir
H. Deringer
Reiter
Gene Boucher
Johnston
Daringer
Tn Nagle
Relter
Tong
Fat Harrington
Hpoa Fl. Paddock
Johnson, Re
R. Daringer
Meicheirn
Hills
Longe
Fhackelford
Boucher
R. Deringer
Waterloo
Dudogue
Rowland
Hustlers
Hendrix
Hollenbeck
H. Tharinger
Wolfe
Tony Fremer
Hall
Winstlers
Melcholr
Visittors
Melchair
Allen
Dent
Melchoir
Padfork
OOF
Wey
St Johnson
Adl
HE. Daringer
Gy Allen
Fosherz
Roucher
Welfe
Alien
Mendrix
Hases
Holieneck
Freberge
Hendrix &Paddock
Hasee
Watering
Peanble Mays
Felter
Plase
Tassed Hall
Ramon
Yeaterday
Felding
Belzer
Metchoi
Palmer
Benjamine
Kenyon
Third Decatur
Quincy J
Decatur
O'Dell
Kommers
Chand- Quincy
Kerwin
Hartman
Kahl
W. Donahue
Myers
Forney
Jackson
Hill
Fine Clarke
Spencer
Trotter
Belle
McGowan
McGuire
Callahan
Schroeder
Quincy
Kammers
Wentier
Lie
Cedar Rapids
McDuff
Eeee Fleming
Padden
Ay Mills
Ter Chandler
Watton
Funk
Rf. Clement
P. Pee Bee Nee
P.O.A
McFarlane
Peoria
Danville
Storm
Rha Donaldson
Mills
Clement
Harrison
Har- 24
Rison
McGuff
Pal- Peoria
Mer
Fountain
Millis
Yese- Smith
Biltz
Jer
Merers
Veach
Siis
Oe Clarke
Jacobs
Prendergast P
Yeach
Stis
Clarke
Prendergast
Benz
Guthrie
Peoris
Tammen
McDonald
Loomis
Massing
Boosters Rally to Defeat Decatur in Fast 2 0 Victory
The Waterloo Boosters topped Decatur 2 to 0 in one hour five minutes at Red Cellar Park with Paul Stowers the winning pitcher allowing only three hits. Nagle led the offense with three singles and decisive plays, while Harrington set a perfect nine chances.
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Red Cellar Park
Boosters
Decatur
Paul Stowers
Georgia Peach
Waterloo
Willis
McGaffigan
Nagdle
Beller
Kommers
Collins
Bell
Long
Nagle
Lordly
Decaturites
Dick Kinsella
Harrington
Lakaff Wins Pitchers Battle Over Prodigals in Cedar Rapids
Lakaff pitched a low scoring game against Davenport with a double driven run and Wooley's single securing the win. He stifled a ninth inning rally and prevented a late Cedar Rapids charge as the home team dropped a 1-0 decision to Rock Island in a shortened eight inning clash on July 31.
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Davenport
Lakaff
Wooley
Lakoff
Hpoa E
Bromwich
Moon
Chapman
Coe
O'Leary
Johnson
Cedar Wooley
Kelly
Snyder
Ghiand
Cusack
Davidson
Rapids
Slattery
Gonding
Rock Island
Vogel
Waterloo Way Wins Slogan Debated by Traveling Teams
Cedar Rapids July 31 The Waterloo baseball team of the Commercial travelers contemplates revising its travel slogan Waterloo Way Wins as the Cedar Rapids travelers prove capable in a recent game.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Commercial Travelers
Waterloo Way
Cedar Rapids Travelers
Waterloo Agere
Printers League Plays Fun Ball as Fans Applaud
Waterloo’s Palmer and Benjamine spark a lively exhibition, while Decatur edges Quincy 2 to 1 in a playful toss. The Printers’ League games entertain crowds as Postoffice, Courier, Times-Tribune, Engravers and others vie for top in a lighthearted season.
Saturday Games Across Three-I League Scores Reported
In Davenport and Peoria venues on Saturday, Decatur and Quincy split games with Waterloo and Davenport, batterymen listed as Stowers Harrington Wyckoff Clark Crabb Coleman and Roger Finke Walsh Woods Gonding Jacobs noted. Danville faced Dubuque with Kerwin Bingsing Rogge Boucher listed as umpires noted in the box.
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Davenport
Koe
Quincy
Danville
Dubuque Batteries
Kerwin and
Bingsing
Rogge
Boucher
Baseball results yesterday across leagues
National League scores include Cincinnati 5 Brooklyn 4 and St Louis 6 New York 0. American League notes Chicago Philadelphia 2 and other minor listings. Tomorrow’s schedule shows Waterloo, Dubuque, Quincy, Rock Island, Danville, and Peoria at home or away venues.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
T. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Waterloo
Dubuque
Quincy
Decatu
Rock Island
Davenport
Danville
Peoria
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New York Waren
Pittsburg
St Louta
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Boston
Cleveland
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Washington St. Louis
American Association
Minneapolis
Sheeneens
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Lowe
Milwaukee Ee
South End Cubs Defeat Westfield in Third Straight
The South End Cubs beat Westfield 17 to 6 on Muflan Avenue extending their winning streak to three and their season record to 10 victories and 4 losses. Lineups feature J McLaren Graham B Morris J Morris Armstrong P McLaren Tong Isenhour Shiray for the Cubs and Koester Frommell Menahl Barker Dawson Smith Armstrong Gilson Di Bond II for Westfield.
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South End Cubs
Westfield
Muflan Avenue
Tong
Westfield Bunch
Cubs
J. McLaren
Graham
B. Morris
J. Morris
Armstrong
P. McLaren
Isenhour
Shiray
Koester
Frommell
Menahl
Barker
Dawson
Smith
Gilson
di Bond
South E. Cubs
Teenhour
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