Bunnies Triumph Over Jays In Wolferloo Openers
In Cedar Rapids on Tuesday, the Waterloo Bunnies overwhelmed the Jays 6 10 3 as Ludwig starred with a triple, a double, a single and a homer. Harrell, Seibold and Collins etc. delivered key hits while Brown and Drohan faced early trouble, leaving Waterloo with six runs in the third and a late surge to seal the win. Attendance reached 685 as local fans packed the park.
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Cedar Rapids
Buna
Jimmy Hamilug
Jays
Munnies
Doc U Jank
Tom Droban
Docs
Waterloo
Seibold
Drohan
Hartell
Sox
Hinkey
Tex Sheldon
Besenmin
Collins
Harrell
Wickey
Mutr
Hofmann
Hamilton
Ludwig
Aleg
Merv
Brown
Alperman
Askland
Brennan
Masters
Worth
Wigglesworth
Bunnies
Roy Brown
Waterson
Ashland
Welsh
Hea
Roy
Melelinger
Fanns
Mallinger
AB. R
HL PO
A. E
Hickey
I Collins
Mart
Ab Ludwig
Meilinger
B. Sheldon
T Atkland
O Welsh
T Alperman
Plass
Wases
Watering
Mellinger
Br Brown
Harris
League game results and standings across multiple leagues
American Association results include Louisville 13 Columbus 9 Milwaukee 2 Minneapolis 9 Kansan City 5 St. Pat 4 Indianapolis and Cleveland 4 Western League Nes Moines 68 Omaha 4 Lincoln 4 Denver 3 Sioux City 6 St. Joseph 2 Topeka 11 Wichita 2 Three League Rockford 14 8 Bloomington 1 5 Quincy 2 Davenport 0 Moline 4 Decatur 1 Pearle 6 Dubuque 3
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American Association
Louisville
Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansan City
St. Pat
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Nes Moloes
Omaha
Lincoln
Denver
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Topeka
Wichita
Rockford
Bloomington
Quincy
Davenport
Moline
Decatur
Pearle
Dubuque
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Ichicago
Boston
Detroit
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
St. Lowis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Afl
Aba
St. Louis Oy
Kansas
Chicago Pittsburgh
Newark Ue
Baltimore
Bullalo
Semil-Pros and Amateur Baseball Highlights from Iowa
Charles City beats Greene 10 to 6 on the local diamond with Corbin and Finch batting. Hanley and Chambers also starred. Sumner defeats New Hampton 1 0 in a rain soaked game where Walsh held New Hampton to two hits. Sumner to face St. Paul Americans next Friday. Ackley White Sox shut out Parkersburg 0 0 as Jeroy and Stetfen prosper on defense. Stebold shines at short for Ackley.
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Charles City
Greene A
Greene
Batteries
Corbin and
Finch
Hanley and
Chambers
Shunner
New Hampton
Sumner
Walsh
Notre Dame
Comhwestern
Eastern College State
Ray Newcomber
Milwaukee
American Association
St. Paul Americans Association
Sumer
Besteries
Battle
Wood
Newcomber
Ackley
Parkersburg
Ackier
Ackley White Sox
Jeroy
Stetfen
Freesmen
Sox
Stebold
Harvard Beats Yale In Collegiate Baseball Opener
Harvard defeated Yale 4 to 2 in New Haven as The Crimson took early control with timely hitting and solid pitching. Yale’s two runs came on Hunter’s single, while Harvard capitalized on opportunities and multiple runners stranded on base.
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Harvard
Yate
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Crimson
Hunter
Anna Gs Mahan
Harte
Way
Huinter
Keokuk Stay in Central Association Approved
Keokuk will remain in the Central association after a directors meeting. Fred H. Overton announced the decision, contingent on reasonable attendance to sustain the club through the season. The planned financing plan via asset secured note issue was not adopted to avoid disposing of all club assets including the plas pore.
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Keokuk
Central Association
Cliub
Fred H. Overton
Keet
Marigace
Plaspore
White Sox rally past Tigers in fifteenth to sweep series
In Detroit yesterday, St. Louis beat Detroit 13 to 9 after a long late inning rally fueled by Coveleskie and Wellman among seven pitchers used. Hitter numbers show Cobleskle strong to the end, while Dubue and Baker contributed for the Browns.
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Detroit
Coveleskia
St. Louis
Petroit
Wellman
Altho Coveleskle
Cavel
Dubus
Browns
Frn
Perrynoian
Weisman
Hamilton
James
Agnew
Dubue
Cavet
Coveleskle
Baker
Stan
McKee
Reel Increases Strikeout Mark at ORD Last Night
WIC and FOX faced a lopsided contest as the Reel team set a new strikeout record at ORD last evening, despite strong early play from the opponents.
Heuger loses in ninth frame as Muscatine wins
Muscatine on June 28 defeated Clinton 9 to 3 after a late rally in the ninth. Heuser and Hvans shared pitching duties for Muscatine while Watkin and Brown led Keokuk and Burlington in earlier games. Courier-Post notes include box scores and batting details for multiple teams across Iowa cities, with Rees’s strikeout milestone and other local results.
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Muscatine
Meuser
Clinton
Heuser
Hvans
Franke
Hruska
Lee
Marshalltown
Mason Cly
Mason City
Marshallton
Fitzpatrick
Smith
Tomneson
Hammerschmidt
Indians
Sked Sox
Keokuk
Watking and Brown
Blung and Rolley
St Louis Tops Brooklyn 4 3 In Tight Tilt
Crandall sparked St Louis with a homer two triples and three singles driving in five. Watson shut Brooklyn down after the second inning as St Louis recovered to win 4 to 3. Upham left with a finger injury in the sixth, Marion allowed the decisive runs as Borton Miller and Deal produced the go ahead hits.
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Braves
Dodgers
Boston
Smith
Coombs
Brooklyn
Miller
Rudolph
Gowry
St. Louis
Crandall
Watson
Brooklyns
Upham
Vaughan
Marion
Borton
Deal
Hartley
Simon
Disorderly conduct conviction after rural chicken raid
Police rushed to a north city chicken coop when a raid was reported last night. A colored woman named Mary Johnson and a local man emerged. he was released on bonds while Johnson was found guilty and sentenced to 30 days in the county jail.
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Mary Johnson
Powers wins low score in 36-hole state golf event
John L. Powers Jr of Cedar Rapids shot 160 two under bogey to hold the low score after the qualifying rounds of the Iowa state golf tournament. Terry and Piepho pursued as Des Moines players showed improved form among sixty four qualifiers. Several match results followed including Powers defeating Monnett 2 and 1.
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Cedar Rapids
John L. Powers, Jr
Powere Haa
Col. Bogey
jPostaal
Powers
Terry
Piepho
Des Moines
J. C. Monnett
Iowa City
Fred Letts
Don Newburn
J. L. Beaver, Jr
A. Techley
Phil Worth
Grandview
Eb, J. Carey
James Wubbell
Will. Brownlee
A. T. Pearlee
Dubuque
F. J. Will
Hyperion
Dwight Baker
Ottumwa
James Wallace
Country Club
W. K. Groves
Waveland
Harold Mole
Carl Plepho
Carl Kubee
Carl F. Rauscher
A. L. Clapp
Harlan
T. B. Cockerly
F. E. Spaulding
Grinnell
Fred Morgan
Sioux City
Walter Mueller
Davenport
A. L. Longley
Waterloo
Hyperion Club
Golf and Tennis Club of
Indian Sentenced to Hang for Killing Lover
Milwaukee June 23 Jim Wapoose of Kenosha Wis former actor for a Minneapolis movie concern pleaded guilty to killing his white sweetheart Mary Dickson postmistress on the reservation and was sentenced to be hanged August 18 If carried out it would be Wisconsin s first capital punishment since 1848 The interior department will likely seek a commute to life imprisonment
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Milwaukee
Jim Wapoose
Kenosha
Wis
Minneapolis
Mary Dickson
Wisconsin
Interior Department
Circus Day Draws Thousands of Autos in Waterloo
Reports show a large gathering in Waterloo with about 1000 visiting cars. At midday, F G Merriau and P J Martin counted 164 cars parked along Fifth Street from the Marsh Place building, signaling peak crowds.
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Russell-Lamson
Sycamore Street
Ralph Storm
Riehla Water
Waterloo
F. G. Merriau
Marsh Place
Mr. Merriau
P. J. Martin
Fifth Street
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Shanka
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Shore
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Doyle
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Toney
Wingo
Lambeth
Crawford
Shirneall
Radnor
Ollar
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc
Fox
Heuger
Watkins
Reukuk
Federal League
P. C. Rees
Courier-Post Ofice
Cedar Valley
Rees
Cevery
Claus
Bert Claus
Courier-Postofice
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Carson
Hartman Jed
Emmet Link
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Salz
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Arie
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University of Pennsylvania
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Dolan
Sigsler
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Benton
Saya
Wall Street
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Mrenerve
the American Tobacco Company
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Uuit Quali
Alfred Longley
A. E. Smith
W. H. Dunshee
BH. M. Smith
Winterset
Arnold Peaslee
J. P. Sheldon
Arthur Bartlett
Kenneth Lindsay
J. B. Terry
Q, von Schrader
Olumwe
Evanic Courier
Betty Nansen
Paradise Lost
The
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Arthur E. Weld
Courier of Waterloo
United States
United Film Co
Sax. Sey Lowas
Ralph Mason Hix
Hazel Dawn
Mobe
Pathe
Elsie Janis
Betty
Gran
House of Class
Comfort Galyean
Trio Orcinsion
Mae Marsh
Charlie Chaplin
Campbell Saxon Auto CO
Iowa
Guy Campbell & Company
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