Clinton Hollenbeck Sparkles as Hosts Triumph
Clinton hosts Waterloo in a low scoring league game where Hollenbeck and Sheldon led the offense with key hits and runs. Witte and Darrow contributed timely plays while Cooper and Tuttle pitched well, keeping Waterloo at bay for the win.
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Waterton Wade
Eurhit
Manseer Andrews
Appartune Games
Toole
Cooper
Ani Ve
Arnold Sheldon
Ched
Webb
Sheldon
Aloaf
Clinton
Uarer Witte
Shelton
Meauley
Ans
Simmons
Siskey
Hollenbeck
Siglin
Nompes
Wintz
Scanlon
Henbeck
Winer
Welch
Tutile
Passine Simmons Tlubbart Strink
Darrow
Lyarrow
Lit Simmons
Nolt
Polale Nolt
Sivbhart
Wooper
P. Tetels Ator
Waterloo
ROK
White
McAuley
Soho
Fanine
Oad
Heck
Wits
Evans
Tuttle
Scanion
Tuttis
Sehliebper
Genius
Andrews Jays to Invade Burlington in Baseball Series
The Waterloo baseball team travels to Burlington for a three game set with Manager Abbott's Indians. Waterloo hopes to break an eight game skid against Burlington and plans a return series Tuesday with a possible doubleheader against Keokuk, as the race for place tightens across the standings.
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Waterloo
Burington
Burries
Abbott
Indians
Burlington
Jays
Nized
Keokuk
Phiry Dlace
Cinton
Keokurk
Inc
Shafer May Return to Los Angeles Ballclub
Arthur Shafer the ex Giant may be seen around third base for the Los Angeles team in the near future Tom Darmody and John J McGraw are involved Darmody asked McGraw to release Shafer from suspension.
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Arthur Shafer
Lar
Los Angeles
Tom Darmody
Los Angeles Baseball Club
John J. McGraw
Darmody Hee
McGraw
Shafer
Standings and scores from recent baseball games
Indianapolis defeated Buffalo 4 to 1 as Falkenberg held Buffalo in check. Kansas City won two games from Baltimore 14 to 1 and 14 to 1 as Baltimore’s pitchers struggled. Pittsburgh edged Chicago 4 to 3 in 10 innings with a three-base hit by Gakes. Brooklyn topped St. Louis 12 to 3 in extra innings.
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Kansas City
Baltimore
Jyme
Talmore
Ore
R. C
Suegs
Ridgaway
Conclay
Boucher
Jacklitsch
Packpard
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Gakes
Pittsh
Uenponus K
Berrys
Watson
Wi 'Son
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Clevelantire
Cincinnati
Pau
Chicaga
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Kansas
Brooklyn St. Louis
American Association
Lowie
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus
Kateas City
Brookton
Galloway Wins Line Bout in Quiet Match
Galloway secured a win over C in a brisk line contest as Claus managed a single win in the Inn scene. The sparse match left observers noting Galloway's edge in technique and control throughout.
Braves and Cubs Split in Turbulent Tilt
Boston Brav es defeated Cubs as Galloway and Brinkerhoff led hits and fielding in a wild game. Cedar Valley tallied eight runs in the third, while Brinkerhoff produced a key triple and Bowen contributed two hits. Multiple pitchers struggled as error-prone defense aided the scoring spree.
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Gallowaton
Coword
Jaws
Cedar Valley
Claus Poe
Ikeeneke
Heilke, Na
Drake
Hauod
Ifeasen
Ferry
BO GG
Dodie
Botto
Brinkerhoff
Banks
Rosgen
Frost
Bowen
Roberts
Oyldoroyd Lindsey
Aago Jones
Galaways
Beilke
Josgen
Brinkerhaft
James
Claus
Irie
Hrinkerhoff
Jensen
Winks
Lindy Koeneke
Urle
Dunlevy
Polo Cup Triumph At Meadow Brook Club
The Empire teams celebrated a 4 goal to 22 victory as officers triumphed over the Americans in a gala polo match. Lady Wimbourne toasted the silver cup to King George and Westminster in a veranda celebration signaling the grandest polo game.
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Owbrook
Empire
Murlingham
Purple
Wimbourne
Meadowbrook
George
Duke of Westminster
Spain
McCabe Holds Muscatine in Late Game
In Muscatine on June 17 McCabe kept Muscatine scoreless and nearly hitless in the final game of the series. Burlington beat Muscatine 4 to 2, with Cook, Jeffries, McCabe, Rolley, and Ottumwa prominent. Ottumwa defeated Keokuk 11 to 8 in the third game, with McCullough homering and driving in runs. Marshalltown swept Cedar Rapids 10 to 1, as Radebaugh struggled and Richardson impressed. advertisement notes Dunkelberg moving law offices to 408% West Fourth Street.
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Bukton
Masa
Byeton
Chicago
Vaughn
Humphries
Innning
Stack
Boston
Tod
Vath
Stock
Breenshaw
James
Crutcher
Gowdy
Phuatwapunead
Gi “O
Philadelphia
Russell
Wolfgang
Shawkey
Phila
Plank
Lapp
Breton
Mayer
Muscatine
McCabe
Burlington
Cook and Jeffries
Rolley
Ottumwa
Keokuk
McCullough
Hetsel
Hruska
Sweet
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Radebaugh
Richardson
Wichita
West
Richardson J
Andreen
Ralph A. Dunkelberg
West Fourth Street
Union Station
Manufacturers to press coal freight rate reduction
Des Moines reports that Iowa manufacturers plan action before the state railroad commission to secure lower freight rates on coal. The movement follows four years of fighting by coal operators and argues that even small rate cuts per ton reduce production costs for many firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Coal
Iowa
State Railroad Commission
Railroad Commission
Tiiioia
Railroad commission Cancels Schedule After Withdrawn Request
The text notes that the parties withdrew their request for lower rates, leading the railroad commission to cancel the schedule. A snipped conversation about belief in Jonah and the whale is included among other items in the clipping.
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The
Railroad Commission
English Polo Team Wins International Cup
England defeated America to win back the International polo cup yesterday on Mead Avenue in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
England
America
Mead
County Face Loss From Mad Dog Hydrophobia Case
A question in Des Moines concerns whether a county must pay for losses when a mad dog bites a cow and the herd is culled. Assistant Attorney General A Robbing suggested the county may cover the first animal from the domestic animal fund while the owner bears the rest. The incident began in Corwith, IA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes Moines
Toc. A. Robbing
Buit
Corwith
Waterloo Represented at State Gun Shoot
Waterlo o represented at the Virtysseyend annual stadt of the Town Spoertwan's association in Mason City where five men including Harry Northe and Charles Hammel compete. The quad from VeOintre shows strong performance as the event proceeds.
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Waterion
Spoertwan
Mason City
Harry Northe
TL. Cessan. Il
Nek Wender
Charles Hammel Spoypanen
Tekine
Tate
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Marishallsown
Keoki
Chinton
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Ota
Colvainn
Lhss
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Andrews
Kenberg
McKeehuie
Patel Vacranh Oal
Indnapolis
Anderson
Brown
Wlairy Falkenhere
Rariden
At. Lewis
Ferals
Brook
Ronkan Noh
Sentan
Houck Sommers
Land
Davenport
Galloway
Line
Boston Braves
CUBS
Wesker
Pirates
White Sox
port—Brinkerhoff
Hitler
Athbleticaa—Tigers
Central Association
CLINTON + Muscatine
Ottumsa
Marrshalltown
Toston
Phelphia
Tenreau
Harmon
Gibson
Tesreau
Meyers
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Perrtt
Snyder
Killifer
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Clarke
Allen
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Miller
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Highlanders
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Leary
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Bill Steen
Doc Ayers
Steen
Western Leagne
Denver
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Tes Moines
Omahaux City
Weterolinia
Topeka-Lincoln
Quincy & Bloomington
Pearta Davenport
Danrille
Dubuque
Ctiaens Et le San
Edar Valley and Courier
Palm Beach
Hirsh- Wickwire
L System
L. Adler Bros
Little Fellows
Kerwin
Stnttard Bros
West. Side
Old Fogg
Cincinnati Enquirer
Patrice
Yonkers Statesman
Guy W. Campbell
Palace Theatre
Charles Klein
Lion and the Mouse
ARROW
Naday
Gluett, Peabody & Co., Inc
County
Magestic Theatre
Oliver
Minnie Madder Fisk
Sam
France
Iowa State Bank
West Fourth and
Jefferson Streeta
Pipe & Fittings
G. W. Petit
West Fifth Street
Sara
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