Waterloo Falls to Monmouth in Opening Series
Waterloo’s baseball team lost the final game and series to Monmouth on a Friday afternoon in 1913. Poor pitching, fielding errors, and lack of timely hitting doomed the Jays who led briefly in the opening inning but could not capitalize as Burg shut them down. Monmouth demonstrated superior hitting and fielding to secure the win amid a sizable crowd including many women spectators.
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Indians and Jays Fight Tough Battle in Waterloo Grid
The Waterloo Jays rallied for runs in the sixth to take the lead and then held off Monmouth as Waterloo lost two games but remained within 1½ games of the leaders. Siglin and Charley Sheldon contributed offensively, while White endured a rough day in the field.
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Nalt
Welch
Siglin
A. Sheldon
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Wintz
Menne
White
Rinehart
Winiz
Cakhill
Tex” Sheldon
Lund
Ashland
Jays
Charley Sheldon
Jokerst
Hollenbeck
Corkhill
Monmouth
Davey White
Simmons
Ashley
Fingal
Burg
Nolt
Sreal
Noit
Waterloo
AB. BR
H. P.O
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Askland
Shelton
O Tuttle
OG O
Ashley, DB
UH Ar Ag
Keokuk
I.monmouth
Anne
Wewanee
Bbinehart, Rf
Cedar Rapids
Gioedar Rapids of of Land
Hew
C. Sheldon
Balla
Winty
Sigtin
Tuttley
Mollenbeck
Baseball standings and tomorrow schedule across leagues
Standings list for American and National Leagues with results from key games including Boston St Louis Philadelphia Cleveland New York Detroit Chicago Washington and others. Tomorrow’s National League games feature Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis. A quip from St Paul Dispatch closes the fragment.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Lows
L Pet
Cleveland Aesaee
Washington Auharee
Boston Re Ors
St. Louis Cent Eees
Denver
Ee Ol
St. Joseph Seaee
Lincoln
Omaha
Des Moines
Sioux City
Topeka
Aaa
Wichita Steward
Chance Anxious To Land Henriksen For The Yanks
New York rumor says Manager Frank Chance will trade Pitcher Ford and Catcher Sweeney to Boston for Outfielder Henriksen and Catcher Cady. Henriksen is a fast outfielder in the junior league, but Boston lacks room with Hoop er Lewis and Speaker in form. Cady is a promising young catcher. Chance already made two trades this year, sending Stump and Selivelt to Cleveland for Peckinpaugh and Hal Chase to Chicago for Zelder and Borton.
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Frank Chance
Yanks
Ford
Sweeney
Boston
Henriksen
Cady
Chance
Pirates Triumphsand Thwarts Giants in 1918 Series
Pirates lose 3 to 2 as New York edges Pittsburgh in a tight 1918 baseball contest. Demaree shines for New York while Adams fends off seven strikeouts. Coleman debuts catching for Pittsburgh, throwing out three baserunners. Giants win the other game of the doubleheader against Chicago in 11 innings, 7 to 6, with Brooklyn errors contributing to Chicago’s victory. Boston tops Cincinnati 6 to 4 as Brennan dominates St. Louis. Philadelphia defeats St. Louis 5 to 3 behind Dooin and Brennan, while Harmon’s absence hinders St. Louis scoring.
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Fred Clarke
New York
Outfeld
Demaree
Adams
Murray
Meyers
Merkle
Herzog
Snodgrass
Wagner
Miller
Coleman
Davenport
Giants
Wilson
Adama
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brennan
Harmon
Champs Allied in Final Round Keokuk Defeated
Keokuk lost the series to Mustazine while the Bunnies defeated Kewanee in the final round action.
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Champs Allied
Keokuk
Mustazine
Bunnies
Kewanee
Boston Wins In 13th After Tie At Six
In Boston on June 14 the locals overcame St. Louis 7 to 6 in 13 innings. St. Louis led in two innings, notably the eighth with five runs, but Boston tied in the sixth and clinched in the 13th. Hamilton and Agnew homered for St. Louis while O'Brien Hall and Carrigan contributed for Boston.
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St. Louis
Hamilton and Agnew
O'Brien
Hall
Carrigan
Bunnies Land More Players Add Infield Help
Cedar Rapids reports on June 14 noting Al Ward of St Louis, the infielder, was purchased by Pa Hill from Great Bend Kansas as part of the Bunnies ongoing player acquisitions.
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Cedar Rapida
al Ward
St. Louis
Pa Hill
Great Bend
Kan
Cubs Cedar Rapids Sign West and Ward in Rabbit Lineup
Cedar Rapids arrivals include Cornell catcher West with big pro potential after watching him in Mt. Vernon practice games with the Bunsies. Al Ward joins infield reshuffle to third, with Ned Smith moving to short and praised by critics as a top fielder. Cy VanDerkoor, the southpaw, was released after showing limited stuff as Hill tightens pitching staff.
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Hill
West
Cornell College
Bunsies
Mt. Vernon
al Ward
Ward
Ned Smith
Smith
Cy ‘VanDerkoor
Rabbita
VanDerkoor
Waterloo Theatre to Close Show St Elmo Tonight
Amusements column notes Waterloo Theatre presents St Elmo at Lafayette Street Play House for last performances this week with strong attendance. Monday features Nat Goodwin's The Gilded Fool. Electric Park runs first week with vaudeville shows, rides, and a matinee tomorrow at 3 PM plus two shows 8 and 9 PM. Monday the Tres Joli J Jones act featuring Mrs Jones and Howard's animals lead a new bill with Martele ventriloquist and a black face trio.
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Waterloo Theatre
St. Elmo
Lafayette Street Playhouse
Nat Goodwin
Electric Park
Electric
Park Theatre
Tres. Joli J. Jolly Jones
Mrs. Jones
Howard
Martelle
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad
A медицин advertisement warns that substitutes harm buyers and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds. It claims prompt effectiveness for children and adults, notes a yellow package with beehives, and states the product contains opiates and is sold by all druggists.
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Foley
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