Timely drives lift locals past Hill in five inning win
Dr Jay Andrews' team edged Beddver Hill 7 to 6 as Tex Sheldon Paddy Siglin and Tor Blodgett starred with timely hits and defensive highlights. Blodgett shut down Hill's lineup from the fourth inning, while Big John Ashley struggled on the mound but received late support to clinch the comeback.
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Tex” Sheldon
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Original Big Four Will Defend International Polo Cup
New York reports that the Meadowbrook club’s original four players Harry Payne Whitney, the Waterbury brothers, and Devereux Milburn will defend the international polo trophy against the British team. Odds swung from 2 to 1 visitors to 10 to 8 favorites, as the invaders still hold the edge. A $500 bet was noted amid growing anticipation before the match opening today at Meadowbrook L. I. club.
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Baseball miscue summary from Cedar Rapids vs Waterloo
Struck out by Ashley and Brown with wild pitches and multiple pitchers listed. Cedar Rapids scored six runs to Waterloo seven as White McCarthy and Ashley hit batters and on base runners left on base. Umpire Glenalvin noted call.
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Glenalvin
Waterloo Sets Central Association Attendance Record
Waterloo drew 3 927 fans for the Cedar Rapids game, a season and league record. Waterloo leads with over 22 000 total admissions, Cedar Rapids close behind. a special excursion train to Cedar Rapids is planned for Sunday July 6.
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Central Association Standings and Yesterday's Results
Waterloo defeated Cedar Rapids 7 to 6 while Keokuk beat Burlington 15 to 7 Muscatine won 8 to 4 over Gilumwe Monmouth topped Kewanee 12 to 11. Tomorrow's matchups list Waterloo, Cedar Rapids, Ottumwa, Burlingston, Mugentine, Koku Nations and others in varied fixtures.
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Muscatine Wins Second Game to Lead Series
Muscatine defeats Ottumwa 8 to 4 to pull even in the series as Dunn struggles on the mound. Harrell Bromley and Kohr lead Muscatine with key hits while Shinners and Dunn combine for six strikeouts. Monmouth outslugs Kewanee 12 to 11 in ten innings as Simmons homers and Nolte, Welch drive runs for Monmouth.
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Jynx Rumor Plagues Waterloo Game
The report notes a supposed jinx on Waterloo’s team as managers fear talk from players. Sighn fumbled at first after a sharp hop, costing a run, while Paddy quickly compensated with a timely hit. Fred Hunley quit the park in disgust and local fans erupted for a win. Milligan tried for a steal. Jokerst incident injures the umpire Glenalvin, forcing a return to first.
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Giants Rally Past White Sox 11 in Chicago Showdown
New York battered Chicago pitchers to even the series with an 11 to 3 victory. Mathewson, Meyers and Hartley fueled the attack as Chicago stranded runners in key moments.
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New York Beats Chicago 4 1 In Weekend Showdown
New York maintains momentum after a 4 to 1 win over Chicago as June 10 reports cite strong pitching from Cicotte Lange White and Schalk on the New York side while Chicago struggles to mount offense. Boston tops Cleveland 4 to 1 ending Falkenberg s string of victories. Philadelphia shuts out St Louis 5 to 0 behind Bender s dominant effort. Detroit overwhelms Washington 6 to 4 with strong hitting and pitching across the board.
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Baseball Scores From National and American Circuits
In the American League Philadelphia defeated St Louis 5 to 0 and Detroit beat Washington 6 to 4. In the National League New York won 11 to 3 over Chicago and Brooklyn topped Pittsburgh 10 to 7. American Association results show Indianapolis 9 Columbus 7 in 11 innings. Milwaukee 4 St Paul 2. Minneapolis 7 Kansas City 4. Louisville 5 Toledo 4. Western League games include Des Moines 5 Sioux City 3. Omaha 7 St Joseph 4. Denver 7 Topeka 6 in ten innings. Wichita Lincoln postponed due to rain.
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Baseball Gossip Opens With Delayed Park Check
Ottumwa reports Saturday was the scheduled day for presenting the first ball check earned in the park but weather blocked the ceremony. James Wall received a check for hitting the huge cow while hoping the rattler for Muscatine ended Saturday. In Sunday’s mail Baseball Publishing Co sent a similar check to Joseph Link. Genial Joe will receive his on June 17 when the club returns home for battles with Burlington. Cedar Rapids Gazette notes umpire flaming talla a good one on himself. Fleming is married, and his wife.
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Baseball tales and rising stars from Waterloo to Keokuk
Umpire Fleming’s remark sparks chatter as Mrs. Fleming and Pitcher Hume’s wife attend a game where Hume’s son calls the umpire rotten. Doc Andrews recalls a Des Moines trial that led to Pitcher Wilkus who has six wins, one no‑hit game, and a stingy three runs allowed. Keokuk’s Jenkins and others edge toward higher classes with scouts likely in August as six weeks reveal star potential.
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Electric Park Opens Despite Cold With 1700 Attendance
Attendance reached 1700 as Electric Park opened last night. Manager Herbert R. Parker formally opened gates at 6 pm and cars unloaded at the entrance. The grounds feature new concessions including The Squeeze, an updated Katyenjammer Kastic. The Goody-Goody maker is absent this season and taffy duties pass to a new staffer. Two shows were staged with a shortened program due to missing acts. The American Newsboys’ quartette was not present. A full four-act bill is promised tonight. The band offered two pleasing programs with members from last season and new players from former circus bands.
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Vaudeville bill at the Majestic draws praise and laughs
The Majestic vaudeville bill receives favorable comment with Marzella's birds praised as the best act. Don and Don entertain with Hebrew sketches while Griffin and Emmert deliver an amazing comedy sketch. Griffin and Flimmert have appeared at Waterland before.
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Petti Coat Minstrels Lead Big Bill This Thursday
Mayne and Mayne in clever blackface specialty joined by Monahan the roller skater and the Petti coat Minstrels, biggest novelty of the season, opening tomorrow. The girls present an entire minstrel show with four acts and a grand finale titled Picnic Day.
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