Boosters wallop hard and oft in Peoria slugfest
Shackelford pitched nine innings with strong support from Collins and Fremer as the Boosters erupted for twelve runs. Peoria’s offense outhit Waterloo with robust fielding and aggressive base running, while Smith repeatedly challenged Shackelford and a late surge clinched victory for the home club.
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Veach
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Clemar McDonald
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Ourth
Calling
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Stis
Turmoil for NL Chief as Pittsburg and Chicago Protest
President Tom J. Lypeh of the National League faces pressure from protests by Pittsburg and Chicago after games where umpire Dorle was accused of rotten calls. Dorle is the lone NL arbiter questioned this year while three magnates Clark Chance and Griffith contend to pacify the league. Cincinnati won both games under review, with outcomes seen as affected by disputed calls.
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Tom J. Lypeh
National League
Pittsburg
Chicago
Aipire Diek Dorle
Dorle
Lit ‘Lynch
Clark
Chance
Griffith
Cincinnati
Three-I Notes Cheer Up Davenport Times
Davenport Times reports the Three-I league showing renewed strength with six towns drawing well and two others likely to improve. Peoria schedules Booster days to boost fan support while Rock Island plans a comeback and Quincy claims about 17 000 attendance for four events, amid cautious optimism.
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Davenport
Peoria
Rock Island
Quincy
Dubs Triumph Over Decatur in Fast Runaway Match
Dubs routed Decatur 10 to 4 in a decisive game highlighted by strong early offense and solid defense. Key plays and standout performances fueled the victory as the home team seized control and never trailed.
Optimism Around Davenport League Grows This Month
The Davenport Times reprints optimistic notes on the league's condition as it nears July. Fires at Dick Kinacha’s Springfield plant spark incendiary theories, with fire chief backing the claim of arson. Al Tearney’s Chicago semi pro group is praised for its breadth and leadership.
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Lstgnee
Jthosa
Dick Kinacha
Springfield
Decatur
Peoria Star
al Tearney
Chicago
Tearney
Big Night in Pugilist Realm Highlights Papke Sullivan London Fight
Pugilists Billy Papke and Jim Sullivan headline a week with June 8 London middleweight clash that could settle the title. Clabby vs Brown in Hammond draws local and national interest as fans expect a rough battle. Papke favored slightly over Sullivan amid talk of defendable form after defeats.
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Jimmy Clabby
George
Brown
Hammond
Billy Papke
Jim Sullivan
London
Clabby Brown
Depesters
Clabby
O'Connell
Cleve Hawkins
Joe Hortieland
Panke
Tlinols Thunderbolt
Papke
Johnny" Thompson
Baseball scores and weather affect yesterday results
National League games reported Pittsburg 4 New York 3 and Chicago 6 Brooklyn 3. Philadelphia topped Cincinnati 6 to 5 while St Louis beat Boston. rain affected several American League games including Washington 2 Cleveland and New York Chicago in a rain-soaked day. Western and Central associations list scores from Milwaukee Des Moines Denver Lincoln Topeka Omaha and Ottumwa Keokuk among others with several rainouts and unsettled results.
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Peoria Twecawe
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Pittsburg
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Cincinnati
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Lund
Kelly
Walsh
Seleee
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Coleman
Cleveland
Washington Iskatae
R.H. P.O. A.E. St. Louis
Ball
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Sullivan
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Western Teague
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Puablo
Des Moines
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Lincoln
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Ottumwa
Keokuk
Brakemen and Firemen Play Friendly Baseball Game
The Illinois Central brakemen and firemen met for a friendly ball game Monday afternoon. By the end of the ninth inning spectators agreed the contest offered solid play and local teamwork despite the informal nature.
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Illinois Central
Brakemen Rout Firemen In Lopsided National Game
The brakemen defeated the firemen 21 to 1 behind Brakeman Brune who struck out fourteen. Richards Perkins Summers and Diehl stood out in fielding while Tolleson Hauck and E Kline led batting. Smoky Powell officiated as umpire with top calibre rarely seen outside major leagues.
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Brune
Richards
Perkins
Summers
Diehl
Teddy Tolleson
Hauck
E. Kline
North Waterloo Railway News and Local Updates
Mrs. Calkins of Traer attended the funeral of Ray Scoville. Mrs. Burton of Cedar Rapids visits North Waterloo. Two orange trains with 45 to 50 cars pass through Waterloo en route to eastern markets. Jack Dunham returns home from Cen tralia. F L Shearer becomes store department stenographer. James Edwards expected back after mumps. James Ackerman becomes night shift firefighter. Sullivan, Edwards and machinists camping at Chautauqua park. Joseph Entz hired as river heater in machine shops. Thomas Brooks new hammer bay. A fan on the foreman’s desk cools the timekeeper’s injured brow.
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Traer
Ray Scoville
E. W. Burton
Cedar Rapids
North
Waterloo
Jack Dunham
Centralia
F. L. Shearer
James E. Edwards
Edwards
James W. Ackerman
Thomas Sullivan
Edward Edwards
Chautauqua Park
Joseph Entz
Thomas Brooks
Illinois Central Officials Face New Indictment Quash Motion
Chicago June 7 Attorneys for former Illinois Central officials Frank B Harriman John M Taylor Charles L Ewing and Joseph Baker filed another motion to quash their indictments for defrauding the railroad through car repair bills Judge Kickham Scanlan took the matter under advisement.
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Chicago
Frank B. Harriman
John M. Taylor
Charles L. Ewing
Joseph Baker
Illinois Central Railroad
Kickham Scanlan
Waterloo bid for state Sunday school convention site
Cedar Rapids hosts the 1911 convention this week as Waterloo shows strong support to entertain next year. Delegates from Cedar Rapids include Rev. Frank Cole and Rev. W S Johnson with M Bickley C T Wilson and A Mac Eachron among travelers, while Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is noted as a trusted remedy sold by dealers.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Rapids
Frank Cole
W. S. Johnson
M. Bickley
C.T. Wilson
A. Mac Eachron
Record Mark Set in Waterloo Post Office Receipts
A new high for Waterloo post office receipts was reached yesterday with $2 590.65 in a single day the largest in the office history. May closed with over two hundred thousand dollars recorded for the 12 month period indicating a strong year ahead for postal finances.
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Waterloo
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