Cincinnati Wins Series Finale Over Boston 2–1
Cincinnati defeats Boston 2 to 1 to close the series as Hess and Brown secure key innings. Berghammer homers for Cincinnati. lengthy scoring sequence includes Groh sacrifice and a Clark fly. Brooklyn tops Chicago 9–2 in another game. St Louis edges Philadelphia 4–3. Waterloo suffers two losses as Hollenbeck shines but errors doom the local club. attendance exceeds 1,200 in sweltering heat.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Lenton
Hess
Hoblitzel
Almeida
Groh
Berghammer
Woblitzer
Clark
Devlin
Whaling
Brown, Benton and Clark
Washington Beats Cleveland In League Game 10to5
In Cleveland yesterday Washington routed the Indians 10 to 5 due to poor Cleveland pitching and fielding and slow baserunning. Highlights included Mc Bride's fielding Olson’s one handed catch and Ryan’s long fly grab as Boehling Hughes and Henry pitched for Washington while Kabler Cullap Gregg Blanding and Land worked for Cleveland.
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Washington
Cleveland
Cleveland Ueed
McBride
Olson
Ryan
Boehling
Hughes
Henry
Kabler
Cullap
Gregg
Blanding
Land
Carisch
Muscatine to Open Three-Game Series Next Monday
PRESS BOX NOTES describe Muscatine awaiting a three-game home series starting Monday after a tough double loss to Kewanee. Macauley and Siglin sparkled in the infield while Macauley endured three errors yet made key plays. Manager Richards faced delays and awaits possible suspension news from Kewanee. Davey White starred in the outfield with six chances in the first battle and three in the second, catching several hard line drives.
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Macauler
Siglin
Macauley
Richards
Waterlon Fa
Kewanee
Glenaly
Davey White
Davey
Rain Halts Iowa Dairy vs Waterloo Times Tribune Baseball
The Tob bers league game between the Iowa Dairy and Waterloo Times Tribune was called in the third inning due to rain. The Dairy led 0 to 0 when the umpires stopped play.
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Tobbers
Iowa Dairy
Waterloo Times Tribune
Dairy Lads
Olson Starred Hitter for Cleveland Naps in pennant race
Cleveland fans expect a pennant as the Naps surge with seven hitters in the 800 club and one in the 400 circle. Jackson and Lajoie pace the lineup while Olson sits near .280 with Turner at .270. Olson shines at third and leads the team heels in bag theft with sixteen steals.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Naps
Athletics
Jackson
Lajoie
Ryan
D. Johnson
Birmingham
Granny
Chapman
Olson
Turner
Fang
Hie
Ottumwa and Keokuk split double header in Keokuk
Ottumwa defeated Keokuk in eleven innings after a late rally, then Keokuk won the nightcap as Ottumwa faltered in the eighth. Cedar Rapids crushed Monmouth 17 to 2 in a strong hitting display, while Burlington beat Muscatine 14 to 5 in opening play.
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Keokuk
Ottumwa
Seneff
Beach
Burmwan
Dunn
Link
Senett
Jack
Haach
Gregory
Chapman
Burman
Whitaker
Ack
Cedar Rapids
Monmouth
Jocala
Turner
Kerr
McCarty
Drohan
Lund
Hough
Fingal
Sampson
Burlington
Muscatine
Newmeyer
Gould
Willis and Rollag
Hart and Kohr
Waterloo
Kewanee
New Interest in G. A. Cities Surpasses Previous Attendance
Burlington and Waterloo draw large crowds in the Central association as attendance nears record highs. Waterloo leads with over 22,000 paid admissions to date and may reach 75,000 by season end, while Cedar Rapids challenges Waterloo’s totals. Meanwhile Manager Pennington resigns from Kewanee. Frank Richards becomes Kewanee’s new manager under Keokuk’s George Manusch.
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Burlington
Central Association
Association
Burns
Ottumwa
Robn
Waterloo
Cedar Rapides
Cedar Rapids
Hannibal
George Pennington
Kewanes
Keokuk
George Manuasch
Manusch
Pennington
Kewanee
Standing of the Clubs Fifth Inning Rally Fails
With two down in the fifth Hollenbeck doubled and advanced to third White's infield hit. Wintze could not reach safely, and the side was retired. Two pinch hitters were sent in to hit in the ninth Wilkus for Sheldon Goes for SigUn, but all three batters struck out.
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Jay Andrews
Waterloo
Eddie Goes
Ietole
Charley Sheldon
White
Wintz
Corkhill
Tex
Sheldon
Goes
Caldwell
Nickell
Hubbard
Richards
Henry
Andreen
Harvey
Jeffries
Siglin
C. Sheldon
Charley
Macauley
Tuttle
House
Andrews
Johnson
Hollenbeck
Jon White
Wintze J
Waas
Wilkus
Central Iowa Tennis tourney expects largest turnout yet
Toledo Iowa June 16 The eighth annual Central Iowa Tennis association tournament begins July 7 with a larger foreign player list than before. Notable entrants include Harold Beyer Grinnell Dr F P St Clair Clarion and T I Vesster Cedar Rapids all familiar names in past titles. Local players train hard to defend medals as some plan to attend Des Moines state tourney the week after central Iowa then Omaha clay court event July 21.
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Toledo
Central Iowa Tennis Association
J. H.owen
Harold Beyer
Grinnell
F. P. St. Clair
Clarion
TI. G. Vesster
Cedar Radida
St. Clair
Des Moines
Iowa
Omaha
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
American League had no other games scheduled. National League games: Cincinnati 2 Boston 1. St Louis 4 Philadelphia 3. Brooklyn 9 Chicago 2. Western League results include Des Moines 4 9 Sioux City 3 8. Wichita 12 7 Topeka 2 1. Lincoln 16 Denver 10. Omaha 9 St Joseph 8 in 12 innings.
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Cleveland
Eae
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Oe Bee
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Esseee
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Teeen Bane
Soulp
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New York
Philadelphia
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Chicago
Monmouth Ae
Cincinnati
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Gedar Rapids
Denver
White
Kewanee
Waterloo
Joseph
Wintz
Renee
Ottumwa
Keokuk
Lincoln
Corkhill
Des Moines Nens
A. Sheldon
Cedar Rapids
Monmouth
Omaha
Burlington
Muscatine
Sioux City
Siglin
Topeka
Sheldon
Win
Lona
Wichita
Macauley
Tuttle
Hollenbeck
Wilkus of Keokuk
R.H. PO
A. E Johnson
Nickell
Rf Hubbard
Richard
Henry
Andreen
Harvey
Jeffries
Caldwell
House
Kevanes
Waterloo de Eesey
C. Sheldon
Richards
Goes
Macawley
Johnson
Hubbard
Narver
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Baseball scores from multiple games and leagues across major cities
Summary of yesterday's results across the American Association Western League and Central Association with scores for the Boston, Detroit, Chicago, New York, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Washington, and Boston teams. Includes tomorrow's schedule note: Where they play tomorrow.
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National League
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
City Revives Spirit as Attendance improves
The piece notes improved attendance and a growing sense of city renewal after a period of decline. It observes that residents feel the city is returning to form, despite previous fears it had reached a low point.
Pennington Joins Muscatine After Kewanee Departure
George Pennington switches teams joining Muscatine after leaving Kawanee. Muscatine manager Frank Boyle signs him to play first base, though Kewanee claimed the release was missing and sought his return. The matter was resolved, allowing the transfer as Waterloo meets Monmouth and other matchups listed.
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Burlington
George Pennington
Central Association
Kawanee Club
Monmouth
Muscatine
Frank Boyle
Penny
Pennington
Kewanee
Justice
Hugh Hill
Boilermakers
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