White Sox Wok Opening Game on Long Trip
In Boston on June 6 Chicago scored two runs in the first inning on E Collins dating base running errors and a double by J Collins. Scott, Weaver, J Collins, E Collins supported by defense, Rowland’s substitutions noted. final tallies show Chicago 2, Boston 7.
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Weather Halts Semi-Pro Games For Model Laundry Club
Weather late in May forced cancelations for the Model Laundry baseball club of this city. Games with Parkersburg Sumner and Dows were scrubbed. Jan Frost left the team to join Dyersville and HI Shutzman, a fast infielder, joined in his place. The Models seek managers for Sunday and holiday dates over the next three months.
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Rain Cancels Open Game As Water City Teams Split
Rain prevented the Waterloo and Marshalltown opening game of the series yesterday and a doubleheader is set for tomorrow. Weather permitting one game today and two on Sunday start at 2 p.m. in Waterloo with fans expected. Charley Smith arrived in Waterloo and may debut with Marshalltown, while Taylor may shift to the mound to face old teammates. Mason City beat Cedar Rapids 4 to 0 behind Garrett’s three-hit pitching. Keokuk edged Muscatine 6 to 5 after a late rally. Burlington routed Clinton 3 to 0 as Toth and MMer floundered.
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Jobbers League Meeting Monday at Courier rooms
The Jobbers league directors hold a free semi monthly meeting at the Courier editorial rooms on Monday evening to settle postponed gate payments. Only one game has been played, a tie, with six more postponed. Next week’s schedule lists Courier Post Office versus Citizens Gas on Tuesday and Cedar Valley versus Towa Datry on Thursday.
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C A Players Changing Berths Bulletin Details
Sec retary Farrell issues latest bulletin on C A teams with contracts and transfers among Marshalltown Mason City Cedar Rapids Muscatine Burlington and Keokuk. Several players listed as released or reinstated with teams and towns named. Shakelford contracts smallpox quarantine Columbus Milwaukee game schedule unchanged.
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Burlington
Rohn
Singleton
Hickey, MeEvoy
Cobb Still Four Hundred Hitter In Major Leagues
Ty Cobb remains the lone four hundred hitter in the three big leagues with a .403 average after a week’s games. He has 36 stolen bases and 47 runs in 46 games, leading American League batters in total bases and runs with a .437 to .403 average, while Chicago and Cleveland top team hitting. The Federal League leaders include Lee Magee and Benny Kaul, both at .380 and .308 across 32 and 31 games respectively, with Magee also the top batter in the league.
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Memorial Day Receipts Dive Across Central League
Memorial Day receipts across the Central association fell this year with Cedar Rapids and Waterloo posting big slumps. Each club earned 391.85 as their share while total receipts dropped to 3,185.00 from 4,402.00 last season. Marshalltown led a mixed showing with gains. Cedar Rapids suffered the steepest decline. Weather and scheduling changes reduced games, as Sundays and Mondays were unusable and one game moved to the morning. President Justice waived the 10 percent league deduction, urging rapid disposition of postponed games and clarifying suspension rules for players.
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Speed Merchants Visit New Track for Chicago Derby
The Chicago speedway attracts forty top drivers from America and Europe preparing for the inaugural 660 mile Derby at Des Plaines river and Twelfth Street. Ralph De Palma visits the course amid high hopes, aiming for a world record. Entry closure approaches as officials target a 82 mph minimum for eliminations on the two mile oval.
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League Game Results and Standings Across Multiple Associations
League results and standings list scores from American Association Western League and Three League games. Highlights include Cleveland 8 St Paul 3, Milwaukee 3 Indianapolis 4, Louisville 7 Kansas City 4, Omaha 17 Topeka 7, Des Moines 2, plus several minor results. New Ansons report notes H P De Longer from Mena Ark reporting to Manager Richards. De Longer toplay under correct name Delaney and will play outfield, with Woody of Cairo Illinois to try at third.
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Exhibition Games Report Cubs Edge Grand Rapids in Chicago
In Grand Rapids Michigan on June 6 the Chicago Nationals beat Grand Rapids Central League 7 to 4. Score details show Grand Rapids 0104001 000 vs Chicago 040 200 10%-7 111. Batteries Painter De Var mer Adams Standridge Hergrave. Giants 4 Rochester 3. New York Giants won 4 to 3 over Rochester Internationals in Rochester New York on June 5. Mathewson pitched four innings. final line shows Rochester 210 000 000-s 104, Giants 900 103 000-462. Pitchers Mathewson Schupp Ritter H Smith vs Erickson Williams Erwin.
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Waverly To Host Cedar Valley Horse Races Three Days
Waverly prepares for a major Cedar Valley circuit meet June 8 to 10 with over 100 trotters and pacers and about 60 running horses. The schedule features 2:08 pace as the big race, two daily harness events, and two $400 purses per day.
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Bremer County
Federal League Baseball Scores and Manager Change
Kansas City defeats Pittsburgh 5 to 3 in Kansas City. Pittsburg’s wild pitching inflates KC’s seventh inning rally with four runs. J Louis defeats Chicago 8 to 3 as St Louis bats explode after two innings. Brooklyn splits a Buffalo doubleheader 9 to 3 and 6 to 3 with late homers shaping the second game. Harry Lord named Buffalo manager replacing Larry Schlafly. Lord to play third base.
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Trigger Pulls and Sights for .22 Caliber Rifles
A historical Q and A discusses trigger pull weight at four pounds to avoid flinching, plus risks of too heavy or too light pulls. It covers preferred sight types for .22 calibers, front and rear sight options, and notes that tang peep sights are highly accurate.
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Okmulgee
Actio
Waterloo Evening Courier and Reporter Wants Ad Reach
Practically every home in Waterloo is reached by the Waterloo Evening Courier and Reporter. The paper distributes an epicopy to about 6,560 homes in the city each evening.
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Versus Ingenious Claims Dependability
A brief note discusses tire reliability amid debate over breakthrough claims. The report contrasts perceived durability with announced innovations, suggesting skepticism about breakthrough performance. It mentions industry expectations and consumer concerns without detailing specific products or companies.
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