Prods Triumph as Roosters Fall in First Game
In opening action the Prods beat the Roosters 6 to 3 after a rough first inning miscue by Wilkes gave Davenport an early edge. Bromwich matched with Hendrix on the bench and Chapman produced a three-base blow as Smith pitched effectively before final gaps in the sixth.
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Davenport
Wilkes
Finney
Roosters
Hendrix
Bromwich
Chapman
Jimmy Long
Smith
Mr. O'Leary
Wolfe
Godwin
Fremer
Lund
Chapple
Old Toy
Kelly
Clemens
Long
Harry Hughes
Collins
Hughes
Finnes
Wail
Dickey
Toa Finney
John Godwin
Grounders: Rock Island Franchise on Market in League Drift
Rock Island franchise placed on market with bids from Clinton Bloomington and Springfield. No transfer. Rock Island loyal fans urged to fund. Three-II league member Cedar Rapids is Hawkeye. Danville manager McCarthy deemed deadwood. Danville shown expensive and last. Police protection for umpire Guthrie withdrawn after Rowland fired. Contests may be replayed under league direction. Dubuque fans and standoff with umpires noted. Memorial day games feature Yokohama Nelson and offside finger wager. Wails from Waterloo quoted as indignation at Dubuque forfeiture.
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Rock Island
Clinton
Bloomington
Springfield
Hock Island
Indiana
Ilinois
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Hawkeye
Jack McCarthy
Danville
Guthrie
Rowland
Dubuque Fang
Quincy Herald
Cap Dubuque
Waterloo
Dubuque
The Vanishing Shore Birds and A Game Preserve Offer
Forest and Stream laments rapid shore bird losses while noting their value in pest control and ecosystem health. The piece cites plovers aiding farmers, urges protection for passage and breeding, and recalls a plover aided turnip crop save. It also reports Louisiana game preserve offers by E A McIlhenney and Charles Willis Ward, proposing 30 000 acres with no hunting inside the reserve.
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Prairies
Rocky Mountain
Massachusetts
London
Trammond Smith
Louisiana
E. A. McIlhenney
Avery Island
Charles Willis Ward
Michigan
Vermilion Parish
Vermilion Bay
Fanned Thirty-One In Long Tie Game
Baseball notes recount a tense 9th inning as Dickey and Smith clash at the plate while Wolfe falls to Bromwich and Caflins drives two base hits. Prescott vs Noanday in an epic sixteen innings ends 1-1, Eve rett racks thirty-nine strikeouts, and Noanday wins a later seven-hit affair. Tomorrow’s Three-I schedule includes Waterloo, Davenport, Peoria and Quincey matchups with league leaders looming. other circuits report scores from Washington, New York, Philadelphia and Chicago.
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Roosters
Wolfe
Lund
Hughes
Collins
Long
Koepping
Fremer
Clemens
Bromwich
Mughes
Tuynd
Waterloo
Wilkes
Kelley
Smith
Kelly
Dickey
Olfe
Hollenbeck
Art
Harrington
Cusack
Caflins
Prescott
Noanday Mines
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Philad
Delphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Noawdary
Gault
Noawday
Atr Aw
Everett
Noanday
Pet Peorla Sen Ley Ofeacbs le
Decatur ¢ Ene
Dubuque Wee
Danvills
Secret Ee
Davenport Waterias Ae Wees
Rock Island One
Quincy Esas Ee
Pet
New York
Philadelphia Prseeie
Chicago
Ween AZ
T. Louis
Ween
Cincinnati Comeenee HL
Brooklyn Saees
Boston Onmigt Deat Az
Detroit
Philadelphia
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Tepnese Ceed
Aeaees Ee E
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
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American Association
P. Ww
Ter
Pueblo
Edee
St. Joseph
Omaha
Topeka
Central Association
Galesburg
Ottumwa
Burlington
Muscatine
Baseball game notes from late innings
Balls off Smith and Hughes with various players listed for runs and outs. Pitchers Hendrix, Hughes, and Sith recorded strikeouts. Hendrix allowed six hits in three innings of work. Waterton and Davenport left on base seven and four times. Double play Kelly to Chapman, wild pitch by Smith, hit by Hollenbeck. Time 1 40. Umpire Cusack.
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Smith
Clemens
Wall
Wolfe
Hughes
Chapman
Coleman
Hendrix
Finney
Kelley
Sith
Harrington
Waterton
Davenport
Kelly
Hollenbeck
Cusack
Wall Roams In New Role In Waterloo Lineup
South Bend June 3 report notes Wall at first base possible regular duty till Crane arrives, with Hollenbeck or Wall to start. Dickey released from Waterloo. Danville franchise sale denied by President Carson. Danville eyed Bloomington or Wheeling moves. Decatur tops Peoria 6 to 1 on Myers driven rally, Groh guards, Veach, Bell brilliant catches.
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Wall
Nagle
Wilkes
Crane
Dickey
Waterloo
Aip
Boyle
Hollenbeck
Stowera
Carson
Danville
South Bend
Ind
Central League
Bloomington
Wheeling
W. Va
Decatur
Groh
Kammers
Wills
Peoria
Veach
Bell
Ahpoae Lofton
Collins
R. Smith
O Johnson
C . McDonald
Siis
Myers
Schmirler
Annonoagdod
Willis
Daley
Boosters Acquire Crane From Wheeling For Stronger Lineup
The Boosters completed negotiations to acquire First Baseman Crane from Wheeling and expect him to join immediate while Litle Spurs returns from Exu Claire to bolster outfield. A planned double header tomorrow begins at 2 15 with weather favorable. Waterloo vies for sixth as attendance reaches 357 yesterday with fans admitted for reduced prices.
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Crane
Youngstown
Telegraph
Wheeling
W. Va
Litle Spurs
Exu Claire
Wis
Waterloo
Eingie
Manager Hal Chase To Face Highlanders In Home Series
Tension grips New York Americans baseball club as Hal Chase receives one more chance to prove himself during a home series with the Highlanders. Insiders say players accuse Chase of loafing while he counters by charging teammates with plot to remove him, a recurring issue in the club's history. Dad Clarke, a pitcher from the 1890s Nationals, is mentioned in the mix.
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Hal Chase
Hoy
Highlanders
Chase
Highlander
Rival pitchers Clarke and Nichols in 1889 Kansas City era
Series of short notes recounting baseball figures Clarke and Nichols, their long-ago rivalry in Kansas City, Clarke’s fan appeal and long absence, Leo Meyer preparing a large Stable in Indianapolis for the grand circuit season starting July 1, and other sports and local notes including Helen Considine’s strikeout record and Cubs signing left-handed pitcher W Herbert Juul.
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Clarke
Kid" Nichols
Kansas City
Nichols
Boston
Leo Meyer
Allen Winter
Reidville
Indianapolis
Snow
Murphy
Cubs
Herbert Juul
Chicago
University of Illinois
Junl
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Roddy" Hendrix
M. Smith
Yokohama
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Malton School
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