White's Error Defeats Jays In Tight Ballgame
White's error proves costly as the Jays fall 4-3 in a tense six inning affair highlighted by sharp pitching from Tuttle and Schwenk. Key hits from Glade and McNuley drive early runs while Evans, Halle, and Harmon add offense for Waterlon. time of game 1.47.
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James Purlington
Waterlon
Mee Glade
Siskin
McNuley
Megude
Hollenback
Petraurkaut
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Drauble
Viarmean
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Mhengyers
Evans
Halle
Erate
Cine Pire
Giants Defeat Herzug 3 Team In Tight Baseball Contest
Burlington Iowa June 20 The Red Sox beat the Jays 5 to 3 in a strenuous game tied into the last inning. Melnert tied the score with a run, White dropped a fly and Lowther scored. Brenner started for the Jays, Schwenk pitched until the ninth, and McCabe closed for the Sox. Detroit beat Washington 3 to 1 in ten innings, Bush on base third, Boehling walked Cobb then Crawford plated the go ahead run. St Louis struck back to tops Philadelphia 5 to 2 as Phils failed home attack. Boston defeated St Louis 7 to 6 in a two hour fifty minute affair with a late Boston surge. Manushers opened scoring with Meuert and McGlade triples, Hollenbeck homer. Chicago and Boston split as Chicago tied series by winning 2 to 0, Weaver and Catrhsaon featured solid defense.
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Red Sox
Jays
Afer
Mean
Melnert
White
Singleton
Bar
Lowther
Brenner
Sox
Manush
Letty Schwen
Jaye
Por Andrews
Tuttle
McCabe
Waterlooans
Ashland
Hill
Tie
al Hiow
Burtington
Sheldon
Schwenk
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McGlade
Brouchi
Siglin
Hollenbeck
Noameore
Evans
Jin
Wintz
Sislin
Blenner
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Meat
Singleon
Harmon
Ry Harmon
McAuley
MarCabe
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Lorals
Strang
Aind
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Detroit
Bush
Boehling
Cobb
Crawford
Veach
Hush
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Roehling
Henry
Covaleskie
Main
Dauss
Maker
Stanaze
St Louis
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Phila
Bt. Louis
Wrekoff
Bressler
Sehnigg Weisman
Agnew
Yale Wins Varsity Race From Harvard on Thames
New London reports Yale won the varsity race, narrowly beating Harvard after a chaotic finish on the Thames four-mile course. Officials ruled Yale the winner by about a foot amid confusion as Harvard initially led before Yale surged ahead in the final stretch.
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New London
Jane
Yale
Ias
Othe Thames
Warvard
Matvard
Epurti
Warward
Merns
Davey White 15 Leading Slugger in Waterloo Club Pulse
Waterloo club gains ground as Davey White and Paddy Siglin drive offense with consistent hitting and sharp fielding. Tex Sheldon slumps but Auckland and Holenteck recover, while pitching staff gains strength. Averages up to Mednes day show White and Siglin key in recent surge.
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Davey Whine
Paddy Siglin
Heul
Nakaiken
Tex Sheldon
Merhing
Jaya
White
Siglin
Waterloo
Hill
Mednesday
Federal League Scores Rise in Four Game Set
Kansas City defeated Baltimore 4-3 with Gilmore driving in the winning run in the ninth. Suggs, Smith, and Jacklitseh also featured for Kansas City. In the Brooklyn at St. Louis game, Brooklyn won 8-6 as Evans hit a bases loaded homer to spark their offense. St. Louis faded late.
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Baltimore
Balto
Gilmore
Adbourne
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Smith
Jacklitseh
BE. Packard
Stone
Easterly
Farrel Bulletin Details Player Transactions and Suspensions
Secretary J fl Barredt releases a bulletin from Newark to Muscatine listing player moves, suspensions, reinstatements, and officiating decisions. Names include Joe Wilke, Tom Rridgett, Harvey, Danny Farrell, JL Byrne, Jus Scanlon among others with clubs in Muscatine Clinton Clinton area.
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Eire
J. Fl Barredt
Tucal
Newark
Mory
Mahisen
Dack Royer
Tuba
AL Nickell
Hensged
Purchage
St. Joseph
Ontumewey
Bosg
Joelegsed
Iy Quinlia
Emete Ornstes
Watteplog
Mlo
Holmes
Hin Wagner
Elmer Gimsby
Stadtfelfiner
Thover
Suteliffe
Jefe Poles
Waterloo
Joe Wilke
Ottawa
Joe Wilkes
Tom Rridgett
Moretalitown
Harvey
Danny Flarrell
Muscatine
Byrne
Scanlon
Clinton
Fremer Leading Off for North Virginia Club in Minnesota
Tony Fremer, ex-Waterloo outfielder, keeps a steady bat for North Virginia. Last week he hit two home runs and a double in four plate appearances, lifting his average toward .255 as he rides a hot two week streak. Also in play are Wilkes with Winnipeg, Ohland joining Virginia, and Gread Forks leading the pendants while Fort Williams eyes managerial change under A J Ligette.
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Virginia
Minn
Joe
Tony Fremer
Waterloo
Fremer
Central Association
Joe Wilkes
Royle
Winnipeg
Ohland
Davenport
Gread Forks
Fort Williams
A. J. Ligette
Latte
Jays Set To Host Keokuk In Key Keystone contest
The Waterloo team plans a three game series with Keokuk starting today and will return home early Monday. A Sunday game has been moved up as part of the schedule changes. Waterloo aims to rebound after a hiccup loss, hoping a strong stretch with Burtington Keokuk and Ottumwa can regain the lead.
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Keokik
Jays
Kiane
Burtington
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Harlington
Oguestas
Mamiger Andrews
Atklves
Keoki
Kenkik
Plas
Dall
Davenport Man Wins JrState Trophy at Dayton Shootoff
Jal Br of Davenport won the Interstate Championship Cup with a 25 target shootoff victory, earning a $54 prize from Interformation. Charles Himmel of La Porte City and Joe Kanvalinka of Mason City tied late, but Jahn broke 25 targets to clinch the cup as Mason City sportsmen claimed a historic event.
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Jal
Davenpor
Dayton
Cat City
Charles Himmel
la Porte City
Joe Kanvalinka
Mason City
Dave Huporn
Mr. Jahn
Jahn
Hammel
Kanvalinka
Mason Cit
Keokuk Triumphs Over Marshall In Ninth Inning Rally
Keokuk Iowa defeated Marshalltown 4 to 3 after a late ninth inning rally, with McCollough closing tight in the pinches. Muscatine routed Clinton 4 to 0 behind Cook's steady pitching as Smithson and Darrow supported the sweep.
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McCollough
McCullough
Sweet
Taylor
Andreen
McCabe
Muscatine
Clinton
Cook
Smithson
Darrow
Jeffraya
Miss Freeda Ross Elected President of Women’s Athletics
Freeda Ross of Superior Wisconsin a junior at the University of Wisconsin has been chosen president of the Women’s Athletic Association after being lauded as the best all round athlete among 1500 women. She excels in hockey baseball basketball bowling tennis fencing swimming and apparatus work. Tomorrow’s games list Waterino at Keokuk Marshalltown at Burlington Clinton at Ottumwa Cedar Rapids at Muscatine.
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Freeda Ross
Superior
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Women's Athletic Association
Postoffice Triumphs Over Galloway In Pitchers Duel
Postoffice upends Galloway 2 to 1 after a sequence of misplays and a passed ball decides the outcome. Manahl hurled well for Postoffice while James limited hits, with key plays by Carson Purtell Bussler and Lindsey. Dodd sparked offense for Galloway but a fifth inning pass ball and miscues sealed the loss.
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Galloway
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U. S
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Purteil
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Roberts
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Stauffacher
Geyer
Manahl
Baile
Crutae
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Banks
Manahi
Dunlevy
Baseball scores from yesterday across multiple leagues
Crustal Association games saw Burlington 6 Waterloo 3 and Keokuk 3 Marshalltown 2. Ottumwa Cedar Rapids postponed for Mrs Bonhan funeral. In American League Chicago 3 Boston 2. Detroit 3 Washington 2. St Louis 6 Philadelphia 2. National League Philadelphia 7 Chicago Boston 7 St Louis New York 6 Cincinnati 0. Federal League Kansas City 6 Baltimore 4. American Association Kansas City 5 Louisville 4 Milwaukee 3 Indianapolis 2 St Paul 1 Cleveland 2 Minneapolis 4 Columbus 2. Western League Topeka 1 Lincoln 0 St Joseph 2 Des Moines 4 Omaha 6 Sioux City 2 Denver 7 Wichita 9. Three-I Peoria 4 Danville 3.
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Wichita
Model laundry baseball club to lay off Sunday
The Model laundry baseball club will lay off Sunday with no game arranged. They have played nine games, losing to Vinton Sumner and Ackley, and are tied with Vinton for the best record. Clubs and July 4th celebration managers are urged to arrange a game for Independence Day.
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Dunkerton
Williams
Webster City
Owalunna
Austin
Albert Lea
Vinton
Sumner
Ackley
(ttim footwear) Wang Miller Shoe Co Advertisement
ttim footwear directs customers to Wang Miller Shoe Co located at 304 West Fourth Street for shopping needs. The note reads as a simple directive guiding readers to a specific shop.
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Wang Miller Shoe Co
4Th St
W. 4Th St
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