Waterloo Defeats Rabbits In Erratic Cedar Rapids Tilt
Waterloo won 4 to 2 over the Rabbits in a muddled Cedar Rapids game halted by rain. Improper batter Siglin’s three bagger was ruled out. umpire Fleming and Doc Andrews clashed over batting order and scoring as delays and errors plagued both teams.
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Knetzer of Brooklyn May Join Teammates Soon
Brooklyn reports the holdout Wimner Knetzer may join the squad within a week or two as his salary dispute lingers. He trains in Carrick Pennsylvania and is slotted to bolster Brooklyn’s pitching, with past wildness noted but potential for improvement if wage demands are met.
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Scores From Western and National Leagues
Yesterday's results show Omaha-Des Moines 10 to 1 and Sioux City 11 to 7 in Western League play. American League games included New York 6 over Cleveland and Detroit 7 over Philadelphia, while Chicago beat Boston 4 3 in the National League.
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Burns Homer Defeated Boyle In Iowa Baseball Summary
Kewanee beat Monmouth 7 to 2 with Caldwell strong on the mound and Jeffries showing plate discipline. In Iowa City the 1912-13 athletics season closed with the Hawkeyes optimistic about football under Hawley, noting gains in football and track but a disappointing basketball year and a near miss in state baseball. Parsons named track captain with ambitious potential and Shrader praised for athletic promise.
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Iowa teams show breadth in minor sports and interdepartment athletics
The text notes Iowa winning the state track championship and taking second in the conference wrestling tournament. Interdepartment athletics prosper, though the baseball schedule was unfinished due to bad weather and the early school year end.
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Iowa
Wilkus Leads in Opening Game and May Wins Pace
In the opening game at Keowanee Lefty Wilkus surrendered a rush of hits but shut down the Boilermakers in the fourth. He returned May 9 to beat Monmouth 3 to 0 and again May 11 as his team blanked Monmouth 9 to 0. Wilkus relieved Tuttle May 18 at Burlington, then defeated Keokuk May 23 and Muscatine May 20 with one hit and no runs in seven innings. He also beat Cedar Rapids June 4, while Ashley and Blodgett share wins as the staff posts a strong run.
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Central Association Standings Versus Waterloo and Nearby Cities
Cedar Rapids travels to Waterloo while Burlington meets Keokuk Ottumwa faces Muscatine Kewanee battles Monmouth in regional Association standings.
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Muscatine
Joe Wilkus Leads Waterloo Fingers With Six Straight Wins
Joe Wilkus, Waterloo fingers' left handed ace, tops the team in victories with six straight wins. He has appeared in multiple games as a clutch reliever, surrendering twelve runs across appearances. Three of those runs came in the season opener, with additional scoring at Cedar Rapids, Keokuk, and Muscatine.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Keokuk
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