Wilkus Holds Bunnies to Two Hits in Opener
Waterloo defeats Cedar Rapids 7 to 4 as Wilkus scattered two hits and Siglin's errors spark Rabbits misplays. Doc Andrews argued with the umpire, White stole home, and key hits by Corkhill, Askland, and Milligan aided the Blues in opening day victory before 693 fans despite rain threatens.
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Doc Andrews
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Ball Park
Fleming
Doc
Umps
Wilkus
Harry Ker
Waterloo Blues
Ottumwa
Burlington
Muscatine
Siglin
White
Wintz
Corkhill
A. Sheldon
Ashland
Smith
Lewis
Milligan
Roy Brown
Moore
C. Sheldon
Cork
Hill
Askland
Macauley
McCarthy
Blues
Corzhill
Bereich
Wintwin
Henry
Dave
Schueler
Behueler
Ker
Pula
EL White
Chase to Boost White Sox Pennant Bid
Jimmy Callahan says Hal Chase, acquired from New York for Zelder and Borton, strengthens Chicago White Sox first base and improves chances for the American League pennant. Chase, unhappy in New York, should regain form with a new scene and teammates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jimmy Callahan
Hal Chase
New York
Zelder
Borton
White Sox
Callahan
Chase
Mackmen fall to Philadelphia club in ten run loss
In Cedar Rapids the Mackmen were routed 10 to 6 by Philadelphia. Willett started for the visitors and was hit hard, while Conie Mack used Cottrell to finish the game. Key hits from Askland, Wilkus, and Macauley supported Cedar Rapids hitters as Waterloo's Owen Smith and Milligan contributed. Attendance 693.
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Philadelphia
Willett
Mackmen
Connie Mack
Cottrell
Tigers
Detroit
Phi
Rondeau
Lapp
Boston Nationals Slug Chicago in One Sided Game
Boston, June 6. Scott held Boston to four singles. Hooper and Ball accounted for all, as Chicago shut out the locals. Errors by Boston costly. Wagner out with a split finger. Chicago 5, Boston 0. Scott and Scisti k Leonard and Carrigan. Cleveland 5, New York 8. Walter homered twice for New York in a 8th place finish. St Louis defeats Washington 12 to 3. batting order reworked. Philadelphia 10, Detroit, Detroit game incomplete.
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Boston
Scott
Hooper
Ball
Chicago
Leonard
Wagner
Scistk
Carrigan
Cleveland
New York
New Yorks
Walter
Highlanders
Mitchell
Steen
O’neill
Mel Connell
Gossett
Sweeney
St. Louis
Washington
Wash
Van
McAlister
Wollin
Altrock
Gallia
Williams
Menry
Boston Wins Second NL Game Behind Hess Exhibits Strong Start
Boston combined timely hitting off Cheney and Humphries to beat Chicago 8 to 4 in the second game of the series. Hess carried a one hitter into the ninth, allowing Leach's single, and a late rally featured five hits including a double and a home run with two errors to produce four runs. Cincinnati’s loss allowed Boston to climb out of last place.
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Chicago
Hess
Boston
Cheney
Humphries
Cincinnati
Leach
Brown
Archer
Brooklyn Beats Cincinnati 4 to 0 In Baseball Showdown
June 6 Cincinnati was shut out by Brooklyn as Rucker pitched brilliantly for the visitors while Johnson struggled with poor Cincinnati defense. Final score Brooklyn four Cincinnati zero with key plays in the early innings and strong pitching from Rucker and Miller. Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia six to two with Wilson driving in five runs and Adams pitching well amid wildness. Also a brief notice hails Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach and liver relief and a personal notice of a wife leaving, disclaiming debt responsibility.
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Cincinnati
Rucker
Brooklyn
Johnson
Miller
Kling
Pittsburgh
Rixey
Wilson
Philadelphia
Earl Moore
Adams
Killifer
Fittsburgh
Simon
Moore
Killlifer
Kewanee
Monmouth
Roger
Quincy
Roy Bentley
Bentley
Ab.r. A. P.O
Bubartt
Richards
Nickelis
Andreen
Naperstek, If
Harvey
Jeffries
Rover, Pe
Monmouth— AB. R.H. P.O. A
Nichells
Naperstek
Simmons
Fingal
Reinhart
Heorink
Burlington
Wahl
Jacobs
Kline
R.H. P.O
Eilis
A. Jaek Lowther
Tae
Harmon
Rolley
McGlade
Hale
Foreman
Sutton
Sass Jacobs
P . Tae
Keokuk
R. P.O
EB Jack
Manusch
Ke Miller
Ef Jenkins
Rowan
Hilly
Sennett
McGaffigan
Hill
Rune
McGlada
Hills
Wilis
Jacoba J. Time
Ecton
Muscatine Triumphs 8-6 in First of Series with Ottumwa
Muscatine defeated Ottumwa 8 to 6 as Shimera pitched effectively after a tough first two innings. Grimes, recently sold to Detroit, struggled, walking seven and striking out ten. Key hits included Wall, Harrell, and Curtis for Muscatine, while Ottumwa had spark from Kensel, Grimes, and Bonds. Time 2:20.
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Ottumwa
Ita
Muscatine
Shimera
Grimes
Detroit
Ottumwe— AB. R
P.O. A. B. Nolt
Kensel
Wall
Veee
House
Burns
Wise
Senno
Link
Muscatine— AB
R.H.P
B. Curtis
Harrell
Bromley
Sours
Masters
Katz
Kohr
Shinners
Curtis
Spurs
Balks
Pfirman
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
American League results include Chicago 5 Boston 6 Moveland 6 New York 2 in 10 innings Philadelphia 10 Detroit 6 plus Boston Chicago 4 Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 6. American Association shows Minneapolis 6 Kansas City 4 St Paul 10 Milwaukee 7 Columbus 3 Indianapolis 2 Domeville 3 Toledo 2. Western League notes St Joseph 3 Des Moines 2 Lincoln 1 Wichita 0 Topeka Denver no game wet grounds. Supplemental: Bronx City 4 Omaha 2 other games list matchups across cities.
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Philadelphia
Wee
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Boston Peewee
St Louis
Detroit
New York
Brooklynewe
Pittsburgh
Bt Lewis
Wrest
Boston
Tee Wee Wee
Cincinnati American Arsoulacon
Columbus
Loulaville
Milwaukee
Pee
St. Paul
Kansas City Paneene
Minneapolis
Seeele
ATS
Indianapolis
Tolado Aetna
Denver Tee Cite
St. Joseph
Lincoln Ae Baeee
Omaha
Des Molines
Sioux City
Topeka
Aveeseee
Wichita Wasewererse
Moveland
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Lincoln
Wichits
Bronx City
Joe Joe Wins Straight Heats At Cedar Valley Races
Mason City Indiana June 6 The Cedar Valley circuit races closed here with Joe Joe securing victory in straight heats as the meeting ended in the local track events.
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Mason City
Muscatine Stays Ahead as Egan’s Champions Fall
Yesterday afternoon Muscatine stopped Egan’s champions with large crowds on all three days. Two main events highlighted the program Mount Hurst won the 2 20 trot in three straight heats, and Joe Joe captured the 2 17 pace with Towle. Delphaso won the running race in 52 with Mary Rudd second and Chimney Sweep third.
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Joe Joe
Mount Hurst
Lenet
Nat
U. Rich
Kirese
Gladolia
Nilen
Kissimee
Prince Louise
Towle
Paron
Louder
Airualt
Porter
Queen L
Sholes
Zomwoolsey
Pitcher Lind Sent to Hospital for Rest and Observation
Muscatine Iowa June 6 Pitcher Chuck Lind was taken to Hershey hospital after a head injury from Decoration Day blow at Waterloo He has a brain concussion and alternates between lucidity and semi conscious states His condition is serious and he will be out for several weeks under care of roommate Fred Newmeyer Doctors expect a cautious recovery though pitching prospects remain uncertain
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Muscatine
Chuck Lind
Hershey Hospital
A. J. Oliver
Waterloo
Lind
Fred Newmeyer
Baseball Gossip Sparks Cedar Rapids Attendance Duel
A single Sunday game starts at 38 o clock and Cedar Rapids balks at two games. favourable weather could bring a record crowd as Waterloo vies to top Cedar Rapids in attendance. Frank Ashland has emerged as a lively hitter and potential star catcher. Des Andrews and his phenoms arrive as Cedar Rapids hopes to run up hot boxes around the bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Frank Ashland
Dr. Andrews
Des Andrews
Cedar Rapids Gazette Umpire Fritz MacPartland Chooses Umpiring Over Subbing
The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes Fritz MacPartland, a local youth with a strong umpiring record, declined a substitution offer in the Central Association at Waterloo. Cedar Rapids fans praise his wisdom while Waterloo critics question another umpire’s call. Also mentions Is Retired Banker Ab Gould leaving a local bank to join the Muskies, and Waterloo’s May attendance tops 18,000, signaling record patronage in the Central Association.
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Central Association
L. Pet
Ottumwa
Burlington Wee
Muscatine Ig
Waterloo
Tewene
Keokuk
Monmouth
HBT
Kewaneeee
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Kewanes Monmouth
Muscatine
Kewanee
Fritz MacPartland
Fritz
Waterloo Bugs
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Ab Gould
Kewanee Star-Courier
Muscatine Journal
Special refrigerator prices at People’s Furniture Co
Read advertisement noting special prices on refrigerators at People’s Furniture Co located at 708 Lafayette Street. Limited quantities available, urging readers to visit the store for bargains on home cooling appliances.
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People’s Furniture Co
Lafayette St
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Chicago Penant Ward
Kerr
RED
Boston Nationals
Cubs
National League
Chamberlain
Herman Bergels
Boyle
Fitteburgh
Pitcher Lind
Baseball
Belden Hill
Walter Johnson
Washington “Nationals
Coca-Cola
Bend
THE
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, Ga
Waterlolo
Central Paint Supply CO
Bluff Street
Hummel Hotel
Rocker
Jor
Fifth Street
Byrtha C. Hughes
East Fourth St
Klinefeller & Sons
Park Avenue
Wilbert Shallenberger
Oakwood
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