Hofer Stars In Waterloo Victory Over Bunnytide
Cedar Rapids and Waterloo split a thrilling opener as Belden Hill donated three runs and Leslie Hofer powered the Jays past the Bunnies. Hofer yielded control early but finished strong while Howard Tuttle served as the miser, allowing eight hits in two innings. West, Siglin, Wintz, and McAuley fueled Waterloo’s rally with timely hits and Walworth added protection in the field.
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Santa Claus
Waterloo
Ims
Leslie Hofer
Leslie
Jays
Hofer
Howard Tuttle
McAuley
Sighn
Hollenbeck
White God Hill
West
Bunnies
John Fulton
Ronna
Cedar Rapids
Evans
Sigm
Wintz
Hoter
Tuttle
White
Holly
Hil
Tutte
Walworth
Fofer
Sheldon
Smith
Siglin
Hallenbeck
Hill
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Lingle
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Cedar Rapids Ofinagarag Waterion
Oruapdoane
Melinger
Waiass
Hofer McAuley
Tuttle West
Tmpire
Ginins
Newspaper Boys Win Game 1-2 Victory Sensation
In a dramatic clash headlines declare the Newspaper Boys win the game 1 to 2 as Vines Case emerges as the day’s sensation with his war club. The crowd roars at the striking display and the tabloid scene notes the surprising performance amid rival cheers.
Washington Victory in Eighth Seals Chicago Upset
Washington defeated Chicago 4 to 2 in the eighth inning after a late rally. Faber, Shafer, Milan, Gandil, and Smith contributed to the decisive frame. Detroit shut out Boston 2 to 1 in a pitching duel, while St Louis beat New York 3 to 1. Steen, Doak, and Salles starred on the mound for key wins.
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Jorpers
Chicago
Galloway
Eaune
Washington
Cedar Valley
Faber
Smith
Cruit
Jeft
Shafer
Milan
Gandil
Weaver
Blackburn
Cal- Nn
Standings Highlight Mixed Results In Baseball Action
Yesterday's games featured Seaton striking out eleven for the locals as Brooklyn edged Chicago 8 to 4. Indianapolis swept Baltimore in a doubleheader, 6-4 and 11-4, with strong pitching from Quinn Wilhelm and Russell. Buffalo defeated Kansas City 4-3 on June 12, as Stovall homered late for the win, while Brooklyn beat Chicago 5-3 in another tilt.
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Tinker
Brooklyn
Chicago
Land
Wilson
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Baltimore
Ind. Dyne
Quinn
Wilhelm
Russell
Kasserring
Rariden
Smith
Jacklitsch
Buffalo
Kansas City
Buffato
Yesterda
Stovall
Packard
Moo Oma
Batteries
Ford
Blair
Ard
Eastarty
Federal League Scores Pittsb 7 St Louis 2
St Louis June 13 Knetzer kept his wide scattered in all but two innings yesterday while his teammates pounded Crandall hard in two innings Pittsburgh won 7 to 2 Batteries Knetzer and Berry Crandall and Hartley
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St. Louis
Knetzer
Crandall
Pittsburch
Berry
Crancall
Yfartley
Baseball scores from multiple leagues yesterday
Central Association saw Keokuk beat Muscatine 4 0 and Ottumwa defeat Burlington 7 4 with Waterloo topping Cedar Rapids 6 2 while Marshalltown Clinton was postponed. National League games included New York 4 Chicago 7 and Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 2. American League results had Chicago 2 Washington 4 and Cleveland 8 Philadelphia 0. Federal League results featured Chicago 3 Brooklyn 6 and Baltimore 65 in single game notes. American Association reports Kansas City 7 Cleveland 12 and St Paul 6 Indianapolis 5 with Milwaukee 1 Columbus 4. Western League centered on Denver 4 Des Moines 3 and Topeka 1 Sioux City 6 with Lincoln St Joseph rainout. Three-T League action included Decatur 4 Quincy 2 and Springfield 5 Danville Bloomington 10 Peoria 9 plus Dubuque 4 Davenport 3.
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Keokuk Apeee
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Indianapolia Ay
Bat Loulaville
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Cleveland Ses
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Central Association
Muscatine
Keokuk
Burlington
Denver
Des Moines
Innnings
Topeka
Sioux City
Wichita
Omaha
Lincoln-St. Joseph
RhN AUR Lodge To Play Ball In Waterloo Challenge
The Ben Hur lodge organises a baseball team and invites any fraternal squad in Waterloo to play. Players include Jackson in center field, E Webber at second, Smith at third, Mussett at first, Griffith left, Rosenbloom right, Meyer shortstop, Cole catcher, H Webber pitcher. A Crystal Theatre showing window smashing suffragettes runs today in Masterpiece in five parts.
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Mr. Gass
Lile
Frout
Clause
Hees
Koeneke
Mer
Cass
Swatter
F. Richardson
Link
Rae
Willey
Tink
Smith
Hartman
Rees
Fergeman
Vieenanny
Cincinnati
Price
Philadelphia
Richardson
Yingling
Clarke
Gonzales
Alexander
Killifer
OF & R
Hpoa Hi
Hiehle
Korneke
Ferry
Jensen
VanvVieck
Barnard
Courier-Reporter
OL Uoll
WCF
B. Cass
Clauge
VanVieck
Place
Capire
J. Dinlevy
Ben Hur Lodge
Waterloo
Jackson
E. Webber
Mussett
Griffith
Rosenbloom
Meyer
Cole
H. Webber
Crystal Theatre
Ottumwa Tops Leaders in Comeback Victory
Ottumwa defeats Burlington 7 to 4 after a late offensive burst in the eighth inning. Schwenk steadied after a rough start, while Rosa allowed few hits after the early frames. Keokuk and Muscatine also played, with McCullough dominating for Keokuk in a 11 to 1 win. Rain at Marshalltown forced cancellation of the Clinton series opener.
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Ottumwa
Burlington
Schwenk
Rosa
Ross and
Link
Schwenk and
Rolley
Pride of Jennico at the Lyric Ends Tonight
Large crowds watched the Pride of Jennico at the Lyric yesterday afternoon and last night. House Pets of the Famous Players company lead Agnes and Eger ton Castle’s romance heavy drama. The story follows days of fortune and glory won by the sword. The cast is strong and the production entertains as prior Famous Players films. The Pride of Jennico will be shown for the last time tonight.
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Jennico
Lyric
Famous Players Company
Agnes and
Egerton Castle
Famous Players
Mystic Workers Retain 7 Ross Mickey as Head
Cedar Rapids Iowa June 12 By a vote of 130 to 0 the Mystic Workers convention defeated moving the society headquarters from Fulton Dr to Cedar Rapids After a daylong fight the convention chose officers including Supreme master B W J Ross Mickey of Macomb Illinois Supreme secretary John R Walsh of Fulton Illinois and general attorney Chas B Sturt of Ke-
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Cedar Rapids
Mystic Workers’ Convention
Society
Fulton, Dr
J. Ross Mickey
Macomb
Ill
John R. Walsh
Fulton, ML
Chas
B. Sturt
Bunnies Edge In A Spectacular Contested Game
PRESS BOX NOTES describe rising attendance and fan loyalty as the Bunnies brace for one more game to finish the series. Daver White drew three walks. Lindberg injured. Hill’s team outfield strong while Belden Hilla’s squad is hampered. Ward set to join in Waterloo. Crystal features A Militant Suffragette in five parts.
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Clevelands Loring
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Mathew
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Perdue
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Doak
Toy ‘Land
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Daubert
Salles
Doak, Salles and Snyder
Reulbach and McCarty
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East Fourth Street
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Philadelphia Athletics
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