Radebaugh Shuts Down Jays in Bunny Victory
Cedar Rapids beat Waterloo 4 to 4 in a pitcher’s duel as Hoy Radebaugh spun a strong game for the Jays while Tom Blodgett struggled. Lefty Lund contributed five fielding plays and scored the visitors' first run, with Hollenbeck making a key catch in right to halt Cedar Rapids’ rally.
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Lund
Hill
Jays
Visiters
Hollenbeck
Smith
Siglin
West
Blodgett
Sheldon
Walworth
Wamsganss
Ashland
Siglia
Radebaugh
Colegian
Safari
Fulton
Blenner
Spencer
McAuley
Lingle
Radebargh
Sigmn
Anth
Wints
Cedar Rapids
POA & Smith
al Walworth
Lingle, Co
Waterloo— White, Cf
McAuler
Hilfe
BOOT
Bheldon
Oi Iskland
Wintz
Evans
Drohan
The
Bleaner
Waterloo
Lingie
Sicien
Sigiin
She'ana
Land
Asperifica Fy
Br Radebaugh Blodgett
Genina, Ie
Baseball standings and scores from major leagues
National League results show New York 6 Chicago 7 Boston 6 Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati 1 Brooklyn 7 St Louis 8 in 16 innings. American League Chicago 0 Washington 6 Detroit 1 Boston 0 Cleveland 1 Philadelphia 6 St Louis 9 New York 8. Federal League Chicago 0 Baltimore 4 Kansas City 5 Brooklyn 1 St Louis 0 Buffalo 1 Indianapolis 6 Pittsburgh 4. American Association Kansas City 9 Cleveland 2 St Paul Indianapolis postponed Milwaukee & Columbus 4 Western League Tacoma 4 Omaha 1 Denver 7 St Joseph 1 Wichita 7 Sioux City 6 Topeka Des Moines postponed. Three-I Davenport 2 Decatur 1 Danville 3 Dubuque 0 Peoria Quincy 4 Bloomington Springfield no game.
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New York
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Kansas City
Buffalo
Indianapolis
American Association
St. Paul
Minneapoliis
Taincola
Omaha
Denver
St. Joseph
Wichita
Sioux City
Topeka-Des Moines
Davenport
Decatur
Danville
Dubuque
Peoria & Quincy
Bloomington-Springfield
L. Pet. Win
Aori
Burlington
Cedar Rapide
Keokuk
Muscatine , My
Waterloo
Otumra
Marshallton
Bez Washington
St Louis
Koston
Cincinnat
S! Louis
Stouta
Columbus
Minneapolis
Cows Cubs Won Another Defeats Cleveland in Seesaw Game
New York June 13 Chicago defeated New York 7 to 6 in a seesaw tilt. Lavender started for Chicago, left with an injury after Merkles’ hit. Tesreau, Hart, and Bresnahan involved in ejection and miscues. Line scores show Chicago 7 Brooklyn 2, New York 6 in a wild contest.
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New York
Chicago
Tesreay
Lavender
Merkles
Rigler
Zimmerman
Hart
Bresnahan
Humphries
Cheney
Needham
Tesreau
Wiltse
Meyers
San Jacerte Wins at Waverly Meet Harness Track
Waverly Iowa June 18 Special The Waverly race meet concluded with three harness races decided after Friday postponements Heavy track conditions on Thursday led to sprint substitutes San Jacente won the 2 15 pace in straight heats with Miss Lottie M in the first two heats Lora Loy captured the 2 18 tee heats while Spartan Queen took the second heat Sable Princess won the remaining 2 27 trot and Lance Tago led in two heats
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Waverly
Closa
San Javente
Dre
Steamboat
Kinny Win
Gill
Eva
Moore
Pike
Ls Moines Belle
King
Spartan
Thom Not Us
Rick Kriese
Dukes Mixture
Hatch
Sango Tago
Brown
David Look
Spratt
McLaughien
Moseel
Kriese
Eeee
Bylander
Defiance
Anny
Father Sperry
Washington 5 Chicago 0 and more baseball scores
Washington defeated Chicago 6 to 0 as Ayres shut down Chicago and Schalk sustained an injury from Moeller. Cleveland lost to Philadelphia 6 to 1 with Collings delivering two sharp singles. St Louis beat New York 9 to 3 behind Baumgardner’s pitching and Wares at short. Detroit edged Boston 1 to 0 as Rankin Johnson took the loss. Also notes a classroom quip about cloth and garments.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Wyckett
Collings
Collamore
James
O'Neill
Wyckoff
Lapp
St. Louis
New York
Baumgardner
Willliams
Wares
St. Louia
Fisher
Coe
Nanamaker
Baumgardner and
Leary
Jays Gain On League Leaders In Central Circuit
Waterloo shows strongest week, narrowing gap to third place as Clinton falls to second. Early season shifts bring new players: Evans for Wilkus, Blodgett and Crohan to Waterloo, Jeffries signed, Lind and McMillan released, Alberts and Battle added. Cedar Rapids and Marshalltown make moves. sale rumors loom about Detroit and Clinton players.
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Waterloo
Jays
Andrews
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Darlington
Burlington
Muscatine
Keokuk
Marshalltown
OttumwVa
Cedar Rapides
Pes Aves
Giintoti
Wilkus
Evans
Blodgett
Crohan
Boyle
MccNeeley
Jim" Jeffries
Muskie
Lind
McMillan
Alberts
Peoria
Battle
Cedar Raplis
Roy Radabatgh
al Ward
Darrow
Des Moines
Hough
Fingal
Smithson
Detroit
Jon Schliebner
Menne
Pathfinders Rally to Defeat Ottumwa Team
Pathfinders turned the tables on Ottumwa yesterday afternoon to take a 4 1 0 win as McCabe shut down Ottumwa to three hits while Seneff struggled. Ottumwa pitcher Seneff allowed multiple runs and received poor support.
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Ottumwa
Pathfinders
McCabe
Seneff
Burlington
Hruska
Rolley
Crandall’s Greatest Comeback of the Year
The greatest comeback of the present baseball season is Doc Crandall of the St. Louis Feds. Crandall, a Giant castoff, won seven straight games for the Mound City outlaws after a modest previous record with the McGranites.
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Doc Crandall
St. Louis Feds
Crandall
Thay
Mound City Outlaws
McGranites
Cedar Rapids Se ries Hare Opens With Win As Clinton Looms
Tom Drohen finished the contest for the local club yesterday and the new pitcher had little trouble disposing of the Bunnies. Cedar Rapids will wind up its series hare today weather permitting. Clinton comes tomorrow and the game will start at 2 o clock.
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Muscatine
Keokuk & Muscatine
Danny Harrell
Wahl
Gould
Keokuk
Wahi
Sweet
Lae
Marshalltown
Pilots
Cedar Rapids
Tom Drohen
Clinton
Pilots Visit Waterloo As Crowd Gathers For First Trip
Waterloo fans pack the stands for the Pilots first visit with Tom Blodgett returning after a setback and showing early impact. Hollenbeck fields well and outfield depth strengthens the defense. A large attendance of women was noted despite seasonal ladies day woes for the home club.
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Waterloo
Tom Blodgett
Hollenbeck
The
Jays
Indianapolis Rally Upset Pittsburgh In Federal League Game
Indianapolis defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 4 in a Federal League contest. The score by innings shows Pittsburgh leading 2 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 4, while Indianapolis tallied 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 5. Batteries were Walker and Berry for Pittsburgh and Falkenberg and Riarden for Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
Walker
Berry
Falkenberg
Riarden
Buffalo 1 St Louis 0 as Young homers in seventh
Buffalo defeats St Louis 1 to 0 in a near errorless game. Young homered in the seventh to seal the victory. Batteries Moore and Bilal, Brown and Simon.
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St. Louis
Si. Louis
Young
Moore
Bilal Brown
Simon
Kansas City
Brooklyn
Sam
Peters
Kansas City Federals
Manage Stovall
Refield
Kenworthy
Somers
Owens
Stone
Enzenroth
Baltimore
Chicago
Beck
Zmm
Battersea
Buggen
Jacklitech Fisk
Black
Wilson
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Tom Ridgete
Ottumway
Marshalltown- Clinton
Pliny Tomer
Marshallown
Berlington
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Hite Rabbit
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Tom Drohan
Singleton
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Perdue
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Magee
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Snyder
Hummel
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McCarty
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Citizens’ Gas
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Hrinkerhoff
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Rosgen
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Simpson
C. M. Bee
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Metcalf
Hartman
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Koenecke
Seidler
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Ward
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Van
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Mulbern
Price
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Purteil
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Davenbaugh
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Tara Toy
Sange Tago
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Schalk
Moeller
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Henry
Jasper Lathrop
Daly
Reston
Rankin Johnson
Bush
Morarity
Scott
Johnson and Cady
Covalcable
Stanage
Chicago News
Egan
Waterloo Business College
Doe Crandall
Clear Lake
Iowa
Saratoga of the West
Amora
Commercial Club
Xwone
Reaper
Black Ali
Tam
Palace Theatre
Waterton
Paul Davis
Waterloo Pictures
Farns
Majestic
Oliver
N. S. Vice Commission
Dixie
Alabama
Electric Park
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