Russell Wins Pitching Duel as Dabs Top Brooklyn
Chicago shut out New York 1 0 in a pitching duel between Russell and Fisher. Bodie tripled and scored on Schalk’s single for the decisive eighth inning run. New York failed to reach second base twice, while Chicago’s defense stifled their offense. In other games, St. Louis beat Washington 8 7, Boston routed Cleveland 11 0, Philadelphia defeated Detroit 6 4, New York beat St. Louis 4 1, Chicago won 3 2 over Brooklyn, Cincinnati edged Boston 3 2, and Pittsburgh won 7 5 against Philadelphia. An entertainment notice followed.
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New York
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Fisher
Bodie
Schalk
Maisel
Napamaker
Rungell
St. Louis
Washington
Ware
Leary
Washton
Hoch
Mitchell
Agnew
Cros bin
Shaw
Ayers
Bentley
Henry
A. Smith
Tesseau
Nous
Steele
Hageman
Gringer
Winzo
Tesreat
Meyers
McLean
Parkersburg Defeats Ackley White Sox 3 to 2
Parkersburg won the second meeting of the season with Ackley White Sox by 3 to 2 after a scoreless start until the ninth inning. Friesenan struck out 14 in a strong pitching performance while Wischer allowed three hits and seven punch outs for Ackley. Ackley to visit Parkersburg on June 19 for booster day. Models of Waterloo visit Sunday.
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Parkersburg, Jr
Parkersburg
Ackley White Sox
Ackley
Roosters
White Sox
Frieseman
Wischer
Models of
Waterloo
Battersea
Friesen
Thomas Fischer
Stephenn
McNeeley
Urlington
Muscatine
Manusch
Meinert
Liuute
McCabe
Spurs
Strong
McGlade
Herrell
Lind
Lina
Singleton
Harmon
Wetzell
Fleming
Iowa Opposes Two-Sport Rule
Town City Iowa June The Town athletic board likely disapproves the two sport rule adopted by the Big Nine leaders at Chicago. Critics say the rule reduces eligibility for smaller schools and hurts professionals while Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota shape opposition against Chicago with reliance on star players. Track and baseball captains will be chosen after the athletic board meeting with Parnone Shrader and Tyler as contenders.
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Iac
Town Athletic Board
Chicago
Iowa
Parsons
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Des Jardien
Norgren
Baumgardner
Skull and Gray
Parnone
Shrader
Tyler
Ingham
Snyder
Brueckner
Standing of the Clubs Across Leagues
Central Association results show Burlington 11 over Muscatine 1 and Ottumwa 11 over Keokuk 2. Clinton 2 over Wataroo 3. Cedar Rapids 3 over Marshalltown 2. National League tallies Brooklyn 2 Chicago 3 Boston 2 Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 7. American League Chicago 1 New York 0 Cleveland 8 Boston 11 St. Louis 8 Washington 7 Detroit 4 Philadelphia 5. Federal League Chicago 4-7 Brooklyn 3-10 Kansas City 7 Buffalo 8 St. Louis 2 Pittsburgh 3 Indianapolis 15 Baltimore 3. American Association Minneapolis 4 St. Paul 3 Milwaukee 9 Kansas City 1. Only two games scheduled.
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Muscatine
Keokuk
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Wataroo
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
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Chicago
New York
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Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Kansas City
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Baltimore
American Association
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
L. Pet
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Louisville
Columbus
Muskie boys drop league leaders in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids won the first game of the series from Marshalltown as Bun nies bunched hits off Slattery in the fourth inning and manager Richards hit a homer. The Cedar Rapids lineup featured J Smith Lindberg Lund Walworth Wambsganss Fulton Spencer Lingle Rodenbaugh with a 5-2 final score and 1:25 time.
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Marshalltown
Slattery
Richards
Carter
Harvey
Foster
Selbert
Darrow
Mariott
Pleming
AB. R
Rodenwaugh
Spencer
Wambsganss
Rodenbaugh
Rodenbaugh Foster
Waterloo Fans Boosters Rally for Jags Home Stay
Waterloo fans face Cedar Rapids visitors amid a rowdy episode last Sunday. Umpire action sparked tensions as Cedar Rapids hoped for a clean sweep. The piece urges fans to attend Thursday to back Manager Andrews and team, restore sportsmanship, and help Waterloo climb to the first division.
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Waterloo
Jays
Keokuk
Cedar Raps Muscatine
Marshalltown
Bean
Jeuniot Trust
Loreal
Cedar Hapids
Miuysiay
Clinton
Cii
Andrews
Cedar
Maguiger Andrews
Belden
Gening
Cet Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Pitchers Battle in the American League
White Sox and Red Sox lead in one to zero pitching battles as every AL club faces at least one 1 to 0 loss early in the season. Johnson and Scott emerge in this era of tight games with sparse run support, while Cleveland Detroit Boston and Washington post lone 1 to 0 wins and several overtimes mark a pitching heavy start to the year.
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Borane
Johnsonites
Smithereens Durant
Amerie Teague
Waller
Johnson
Ray CoNing
Red Box
Leonard
Moston
Badin Cicotte
Chitaga
Jhon Onge
Agaist
Earl Hamiltor
Ttrowns
Jim Scott
White Sox
Death Valley
Jim
Yankees
Senators
Gladiators
Scott
Tom Hughes
Naps
Washington
Red Sox
White Elephants
Tigers
Browns
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Buffalo 8 Kansas City 1 in Federal League clash
Buffalo bats explode for four runs in the ninth inning to beat Kansas City 8 to 1. Selden hit a homer and Jay Rutledge plated a run in the first as Buffalo sweeps late. Pittsburgh edges St Louis 8 2 as Lennox homers in sixth. Indianapolis tops Baltimore 5 3. Brooklyn takes a twin bill from Chicago in Fed League action.
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Kansas City
Kanaie City
Buffalo
Selidatly
Jay Ruttule
Delehanty
Puffalo
Moore
Moran
Hair
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