Ansons Edge Jays In Tenth Inning At Marshalltown
Richards drove in the winning run with a double in the tenth as the Ansons beat Waterloo 2 to 1. Drohan and Slattery pitched well, each allowing six hits, while outfielders Alperman Harris Askland and Taylor made key plays. Masters stole home, and Walter Masters scored on Richards long hit after a walk to Martini.
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Engmanyrf
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Blattery
Halltown
Sheldon
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Engmen
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Waterloof
Slautery
Schueler
Federal League results spark high scoring doubleheader
Brooklyn and Newark split a June 11 doubleheader in Brookly n New Jersey with Newark taking the opener 9 to 7 and Brooklyn winning the nightcap 2 to 1 Heavy hitting and costly errors marked the first game while Reulbach and Wilson pitched well in the second The Kansas City Chicago and Baltimore Buffalo games also noted with late rallies and decisive innings.
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Dune In
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Bedlem
Blairs Quins
Bender and
Owens
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Ehmke
Allensi Smith
Jacklisch
Dubuque Keeps Three-I Franchise After Manager Resigns
Dubuque will stay in the Three-I League as manager Mullen ends his ties to the club. He invested 3000 in the venture and the franchise and equipment are handed to a citizen committee led by J. Higenes Adams, C. B. Scherr, and W. B. Kretschmar in a transfer arranged last night.
Early June Baseball Roundup from New York to Boston
Summaries of key games on June 11 include Chicago beating New York 6 to 4 in nine innings with late scoring on Journier and Collins plays. Philadelphia routed Cleveland 11 to 1 with Hagerman removed after the second and Kopf homering. Boston edged Detroit 6 to 5 amid late defensive moves and injuries. Washington defeated St Louis 8 to 2 as errors hindered the visitors.
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Acott
Fishner
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Sweeney
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Bt. Louis
St. Lewis
Och
Errymath
Agnew
Johnson
Ainsmith
Reds and Brooklyn battle to a two all draw
In Cincinnati and Brooklyn the game extended to fourteen innings with strong pitching from Dale and Dell. Daubert collected three hits while Brooklyn’s offense was held in check by double plays and cautious pitching.
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Dell
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Mollwitz
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McCarthy
Clarke
Wingo
Iowa to Enlarge Baseball Schedule for Next Year
Iowa plans to expand its conference baseball slate for next year adding Wisconsin and Illinois teams while dropping two minor state colleges, following a strong season led by Manager Kellogg. The Hawkeyes posted nine wins and a solid showing this year.
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Town City
Dune
Feam
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Wiscotsin
Tlinals
Zanmes
Mohr Upper Iowa
Con
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Hawkeyes
Dairies Win Pitchers Battle in Cedar Rapids and Muscatine
In Cedar Rapids and Muscatine yesterday the Iowa Dairy team defeated Cedar Valley Line 1 to 0 with Claus pitching and a sixth inning run on a walk and Champe sacrifice. Mason City defeated Cedar Rapids 11 to 6 as Seeger, Mellinger and Ludwig starred in the late innings. The Jobbers League standings feature Courier-Postoffice, Iowa Billy, Citizens Gap, Cedar Valley Line, Pathfinders and Clinton teams amid weekend play summaries and local notices.
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Ocher
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Kress
Jackson
Duffy
W. Manahi
Manahi
Martin
Claus Robinson
Claud
Sen
Clana
Dunlevy
Orchard News Highlights Birthday Celebration and Distress
Fred Kruger and family of Little Cedar along with Herbert Holbrook and family of Osage and Emma Foster plus Hazel Holbrook of Osage joined Thursday’s birthday festivities at the E. P. Foster home. Mrs. Robt. F. Clarence plans a visitor. Dick Beattie from Woodward Okla was found at the C G W railroad bridge in a serious condition with fever and taken to St Francis hospital after police headqarters. His father lives in Oklahoma and has been notified.
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E. F
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Fred Kruger
Little Cesar
M. K. Culver
Saint Ansgar Enterprise
Lucile
M. M. Blandin
Charlie
Harlie Waters
Elliott
Charley City
Elmer Vining
Mr. Vining
Little Cedar
Herbert Holbrook
Osage
Emma Foster
Hazel Holbrook
E. P. Foster
Posters
Robt
F. Clarence
Dick Beattie
Woodward
Okla
St. Francis Hospital
Oklahoma
Joe Wintz Returns to Lead Jays in Key Game
Manager Andrews plans a shakeup as Mason City faces a losing streak. Joe Wintz returns to third base after a two week injury, with Red Welch moved to second and Masters to the outfield. Reed of the Nebraska league signs, Sam Taylor is released, and outfielder Smith fails to report. Marshalltown visit ends children’s day tomorrow as Mason City opens its home series, amid poor weather and low attendance. A City delegation of five is slated to attend.
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Jays
Joe Wintz
Red” Welch
Masters
Pepper
Reed
Norfolk, Neb
Sam Taylor
Smith
Marshalltown
Mason City
Mason City Club
Rcords
Sun- Gan
Richardson May Go to Big Show
Richardson of the An j son puching staff has nine straight victories drawing major league scouts. A week ago an Ame can league scout watched his work and recommended purchase. A second buyer arrived to watch him, with expectations he would perform against Kor Melinser yesterday. The strong, quick pitcher attracted attention for his future prospects in major league play.
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Marshalltown
John Richardson
An JSON Puching
Nn Amecan
Richardson
Bire
Rity
Bie
Phe’ Vily
Hie
Dett-Hamber
Weste
Waterloo
Wiehardsom
Hichardson
Kor Melinser
Schedule Talks Delay Conference Tie Game
A disputed plan for a postseason or next season contest stalled by coaching and management. Players and fans sought a marquee matchup but timetable constraints and cross conference scheduling limited options.
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