Danville Double Loss at Waterloo in Two Games
Waterloo wins 7 2 and 19 5 in back to back affairs at Al Red Cedar park. Danville errors cost both games as Hendrix Loomis and fielding miscues set the tone. Nagle and Harrington miscues and poor defense star in the defeats, with Waterloo taking a decisive 7 to 2 in game one and a dominant 19 to 5 contest two.
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Waterloo
al Red Cedar Park
Hendrix
Loomis
Danville
Nagle
Harrington
Mackmen
Clemens
Wall
Wilkes
Kaylor
Hildebrand
Collins
Long
Fisher
Ingalls
Sullivan
Fong
Crane
Ball
Braley
Filtdebrand
Biner
Staley
Liner
Flong
Daly
Ahe
Baseball and league results from yesterday
Daily sports brief lists results across several leagues. National League games include St Louis 6 over Philadelphia 5 and Chicago 20 over Boston 7. American Association scores feature Kansas City 19, Milwaukee 20 to Indianapolis 1, and Minneapolis 8, Columbus 5. Central Association reports Burlington 0, Mimouth 0, Hannibal 6 over Keokuk 2, Galesburg 2 35 over Kewanee 0 7, Muscatine 9 over Ottumwa 8. Western League notes Topeka 6 over Des Moines 1, Denver 4 over Sioux City 2, Pueblo 13 over Omaha 3, Lincoln 13 over St Joseph 9.
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Sretpeteiedette
Th. Pet
Decatur Sease
Peoria
Danville Pees
Dubuque
Davenport
Quincy la
Rock Island
Lee
New York
Philadelphia
American Association
Pet
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Mt. Paul
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Burlington
Monmouth
Hannibal
Keokuk
Galesburg
Kewanee
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Western Teague
Topeka
Des Moines
Denver
Sioux City
Pueblo
Omaha
Lincoln
St. Joseph
Boosters Start Ween In Rough Ball Contest
Waterloo defeats the Boosters in a rough game as Shackelford and Hughes pitch. Chapman homers and drives in key runs while Wall and Collins produce early offense for Waterloo. Four errors mar the visitors, but Shackelford’s fourth inning and late runs seal the win.
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Harry Chapman
Waterloo
Chapman
Shackelford
Harry Hughes
Villians
Merry Shackelford
Hughes
James Wall
Boosters
Snafer Harry
Collins
Long
Crane
Clemens
Wall
Herrington
Wilkes
Wolfe
Nagle
Boosters Bump into Beauties of Three-I Schedule
The Boosters travel to Peoria today and stay through Thursday then play in Danville Friday to Sunday with a Sunday double header. They host Dubuque at home next Monday in a tight travel plan that may require players walking part of the way.
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Boosters
Peoria
Danville
Dubuque
Boyle
Kling Trade Shifts Chicago Form in Boston Move
Chicago on June 12 reports the National League club announced a trade sending catcher Kling and pitchers Weaver Griffin and outfielder Kaiser to Boston for outfielders Graham and Good, plus Collins and cutter 87Ks, umb pitcher, reshaping the roster.
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Chicago
Kling
Weaver
Griffin
Kaiser
Graham
Good
Collins
Cuthyer
Boston
Galesburg Defeats Kewanee 19 to 1 in Weekend Game
The article notes Galesburg routed Kewanee 19 to 1 last Saturday. It discusses local baseball interest at Red Cedar and hints at amateur Waterloo opportunities as the Three-league members discuss finances and proxy assurances. It mentions the Dubuque White Sox seeking games with Waterloo Cubs and references the Roosters’ eleven-game schedule with six losses and five wins.
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Galesburg
Kewanee
Red Cedar
Dubuque
White Sox
Waterloo Cubs
Roosters
B. A
Ruegnitz
Rhomberg Avenue
Thebuque
Wall Sent to Ottumwa as Booster Recruit Leaves Peoria Trip
James Wall, versatile booster recruit, is released to Ottumwa to bolster Manager Egan's speedy team. Bowman recuperates at hospital, Framer shifts to second base, Danville-Davenport game postponed to a Wednesday doubleheader. Waterloo plays Peoria today.
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James Wall
Boyle
Peoria
Wall
Ottumwa
Egan
Bowman
Boosters
Danville
Rock Island
Waterloo
Davenport
Papke Eyes World Title Shot in New Orleans
Billy Papke, middleweight champ of Great Britain after beating Sullivan in London, may meet Cyclone Johnny Thompson or Hingo Kelly in New Orleans next fall for the world championship. Papke and Thompson have accepted terms, with Papke’s representative confirming.
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Billy Papke
Great M Britain
Sullivan
London
Cyclone Johnny Thompson
Hingo Kelly
New Orleans
Papke
Tertos
West Side Athletic Club
I'Thompson
Courier Uplifters to Tackle Times-Tribune in Red Cedar Game
The Times-Tribune force accepts a charity ball game with the Courier Uplifters at Red Cedar next Thursday evening. The TT outfit sought a game tomorrow, but the park is booked Tuesdays and Fridays, so Thursday is set for the clash.
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Times-Tribune
Red Cedar
T.T
Record Crowds at Danville Ball Games and Settlements
Over 1 900 fans attended the ball game with a total of 2 351 paid admissions for two games, yielding a settlement with Danville management. Fans criticized players and the manager, predicting next year will erase present troubles. Tomorrow’s games feature Waterloo at Peoria Davenport at Danville Quincy at Rock Island Decatur at Dubuque.
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Waterloo
Danville
HPOAE
Collins
Hollenbeck
Long
Iniehen
Crane
Clemens
Wall
Wilkes
Nagle
Wolfe
Stowers
Wen
Bal
al Sullivan
Ol Fisher
Ayler
Staley
Wildebrand
lIngalls
Finer
Benz
Waterlan Anno
Flits
Nori
Sullivan
Kaylor
Hilde
Fisher
Brand
Benso
Ball Ingalls
Renz
Ingalls
Manville
Dalry
Peoria
Davenport
Decatur
Rock Island
Dubuque
Quincy
Crack Boston Americans 1st Baseman Clyde Engle in Fine Start
Clyde Engle, the clever third baseman, is playing good ball for the Boston Americans. He started the season well and is maintaining his high reputation as a crack infielder and restorer of team strength.
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Boston-Am
Clyde Engle
Boston Americans
Clyde
Double Bills in Three League with Davenport and Decatur
Davenport dosed by Distillers Dubuque and Quincy divide, RHE Decatur. Rock Island defeated 62 to 4 behind Patteries Willis and Janson. Tak off and Quiesser DeHer and Jacobson appear in the box scores and lineups.
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Double Bills
Rhe Decatur
Rock Island
Willis and Janson
Takoff and
Quiesser
DeHer and
Jacobson
Tammen and Jacobs Divide Dubuque Quincy Baseball
In Dubuque the Aces took the first game with two bases on balls a sacrifice an infield out and a single. Quincy tied the series with a later win as hits off Paddock helped them score while Dubuque tallied in limited fashion.
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Collins
Boosters
Nagle
Wolfe
Hallenbeck
Hughes
Colling
Long
Crane
Waterloo
Clemens
al Wall
Wilkes
Shackelford
Hollenbeck
Danville
Balt
Sullivan
Fisher
See
Kaylor
Staley, Shove
Hildebrand
Massing
Ingalls
Q Chapman
Beases
Chapman
Staley
Waterloof
Nanville
Wall
Clemens Nagle
Daly
Dubuque
Quincy
Kerwin
O Myers
Donahue
Peterson
P Donahue
Owens
Forney
O Royer
Batten
Royer
Paddock
Ty Obscene
Manusch
R. Daringer
H. Daringer
Eentee Beatty
Melchoir
iPlass
Ee ‘ Kreitz
Akers
Paes
Quincey
Beatty
Hartman
Meichoir
Rover
Rover A
Cusack
Kling Retires From Baseball Forms City Golf Plan
John Kling, after a single game with the Boston Nationals, announces retirement from baseball to focus on golf. He notes pleasure at the trade to Boston but cites distance from Kansas City to monitor his business as the reason for quitting.
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Chicago
Boston Nationals
John Kling
John
Boston
Kansas City
Absence Explained by Billiard Business Commitments
A letter to Boston club officials explains the reason for missing yesterday's west side affair. The writer states he will devote his entire time to his billiard business, accepting honors.
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Boston Club
West Side
Harness World Stars Ready for Circuit Start
More than 200 fast horses from the United States and Canada are in Indianapolis for the four day opening of the grand circuit racing, July 4 to 8 inclusive. The Indiana State Fair track is in excellent condition with many workouts and a large turnout on the surface. Penisa Maid and three trotting colts purchased by R. J. Mackenzie of Winnipeg have moved to Mackenzie stables. Veteran driver Pop Geers will lead a strong field with Frank Walker and A. J. Keating serving as judges.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United States
Canada
Indiana State Fair Grounds
Penisa Maid
R. J. MacKenzie
Winnipeg
Man
M. D. Schutt
Mackenzale Stables
Pop” Geers
Frank Walker
New York
A. J. Keating
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