Waterloo and Rock Island Clash In Twelve To Six Game
Waterloo defeated Rock Island 12 to 6 after a high scoring afternoon with 30 hits and 46 bases. Clemens and Jacobson homered while Fremer added three extra base hits. Lefty Hollenbeck pitched for Waterloo while Ficken started for Rock Island before relief by Terry. The Islander team, managed by Gonding, showed speed and power but were edged by Waterloo’s timely hits and defensive miscues.
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Rock Island
Clemens
Jacobson
Tony Fremer
Lefty Hollenbeck
Ficken
Roosters
Terry
Gonding
John Standing
Omaha
Wooley
Reff
Davidson
Fremer
Wang
Crane
Vogel
Wilkes
Slattery
Collings
Nolee
Hollenbeck
Clynes
Snyder
Nagle
Wolfe
Caugnt
Willie Jacobson
Slatery
Quierser
Boosters
Collins
Lene
Thiow
Longe
Long
Nich
Nagie
Helenbeck
Ono
Colling
Bae Long
A Fremer
Eseene Nagle
Saeares Hollenback
Pete Sich
Poa
E Wooley
Rf A Davidson
Clynen
Stattery
Quiesser
Ab. Snyder
RS Fieken
P. jTerry
Pete Nees
Sac Fremer
Clem- Waterloo
Eng
Hagas
Rock Inland
Balk
Bannon
Baseball results yesterday across leagues and cities
Scores from the National, American, and minor leagues show Philadelphia over Detroit 4-3, New York blanking Washington 8-2, St Louis beating Chicago, and several other pairings. Additional results feature Louisville, Milwaukee, Des Moines, and Omaha with notable 16 innings, 7-8 scores, and multiple city matchups. Eliased by mention of Folkys Kidney Remedy ad.
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W. L. Pet
Decatur
Danville
Bid Dubuque
Penria Zie Bese
Waterloo Ts Wee
Tdiavenport Quinney
Rock Islan
Chicago New York Ons
Philadelphia
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Ots
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American Association
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Detreit
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Washington
St Louis
Chicago
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Indianapolis
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Columbus
St. Paul
Loulieville
Miwaukee
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Teledo
Toledo
Tea Moines
Fuebdla
Des Moines
Omaha
Topeka
Sioux City
den- Vera
St. Joseph
Joseph
Lincolnn
Brakemen and Firemen Enjoy Ball Field Scrimmage
I C Brakemen and Firemen held a lively exhibition on the local ball diamond east of the shops. Manager W A Cross praised his squad led by Ross Worrell pitching for the firemen and Dad Diehl at catcher. Kelly Fry seeks a game with semi professional players and can be reached through the R R Y M C A with Secretary Heald handling details.
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Then
W. A. Cross
Ross Worrell
Dad Diehl
Kelly Fry
Cross
Hig Nine
Heald
I C Railroad Men Play Ball Under Heat
Fred Wing and other brakemen displayed solid training in a ball game despite extreme heat. Two heat prostrations occurred in the late second inning, incapacitating Secretary Heald and another man. Engineer Taylor officiated and, while providing an errorless showing, stood in as umpire. A fifth inning interruption by the call boy led to releasing a perishable freight crew, proving the I C railroad’s versatility and duty.
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Fred Wing
Heald
Engineer Taylor
Jack Powell
Taylor
I. C
Grounders Echo a Starry Day as Three-I League Plays
The article reflects on a strong showing by Old Dad Tony Fremer with two doubles and a sacrifice, while Jimmy Long and Johnny Gonding spark Rock Island. It notes Harry Steinfeldt lifting the Cubs with a timely homer and A J Lizette alternating in catching and first base for Superior. Lysle Spurs and Tony Crane contribute in Eau Claire and Roosters games as Three-I teams push for depth in pitching.
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Harry Steinfeldt
Cubs
A. J. Lizette
Lysle Spurs
Eau Claire
Special Train To Dubuque Leaves Tomorrow Morning
More than 300 boosters with the Waterloo band will travel from Waterloo Central at 8 30 AM in a special train to Dubuque for an afternoon double header. Waterloo sits behind the first division and hopes for a road win to boost its bid for top honors. The team stumbled in the home opener, but prospects look brighter for the road trip.
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Waterloo
Landis Central
Dubuque
Rumor Says Detroit Will Go to St. Louis
In St Louis on June 24 rumors circulated that Detroit would move to St Louis and the Browns would be transplanted elsewhere. The story claimed an imminent shake up in ownership and team placement though no authenticated details were available.
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Detroit
St. Louis
St. Louia
Browns
Bob
Hedges Seen In Chicago Amid Transit of Possibly Pittsburgh Move
Hedges left town two days ago on an unknown visit and was later reported to have gone to Chicago, possibly to consult with President Johnson about a league shift. Rumors swirl of moves including the Browns yielding space to the Tigers, a local team moving to Indianapolis or Toledo, or the National League permitting an American League entry into Pittsburgh.
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Hedges
Chicago
Johnson
Browns
Tigers
Indianapolis
Toledo
Pittsburg
Teamsters Hurt by C. G. W. Train
Oelwein Iowa June 24 Nick Oak en and Jack Meharry teamsters were struck by a southwest passenger train on the Chicago Great Western tracks. Meharry broke an arm and both men were bruised. One horse was killed another injured and the wagon demolished.
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Oelwein
Nick Oaken
Jack Meharry
Chicago Great Western Tracks
Southwest
Meharry
Frederick the Greats Library Designs Sparked By Feuding Architects
A King’s Library recounts Frederick the Great employing architects to build a royal collection. Designers clashed in professional etiquette over plans, but the monarch persisted, insisting the cupboard opposite him was of very good design and ordering them to copy it.
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Frederick the Great
Europe
Hustlers Keep Going Upward Triple Play Featured Danville Decatur Game
In Quincy on June 2, a Peoria Quincy game was halted in the first inning due to rain after a triple play featuring Danville and Decatur was highlighted. The stoppage occurred as weather interrupted play in the scheduled matchup.
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Danville
Ill
Decatur
Cis
Csanesvenesa
Liner
Fisher
Coombs
Rf. Staley
Hildebrand
C. Sullivan
Oases Salas Ee Gle
Decatur Patesie Es Slaiers
Groh
Kommers
Kom
Mers
Collins
Johnson
Kit
McGuire
Chapman
Staley
Kerwin
Willis
Fourth of July at Electric Park in Waterloo
Electric Park will celebrate Independence Day with a full program of nearly fifty numbers and aerial displays. A grand fireworks finale, arranged with Gregory Fireworks of Chicago, will light up Waterloo after a 10 30 p m start. No noise makers will be allowed inside the park to keep the celebration sane and enjoyable.
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Electric Park
Iowa
Gregory Fireworks Company
Chicago
Waterloo
Free Chamberlain Liniment Touts Muscle Pain Relief
It promotes using Chamberlain's Liniment applied externally for muscular and rheumatic pain instead of internal medicines. The text urges readers to obtain the liniment from any dealer, presenting it as a free application solution.
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Chamberlain
Mabray Dawes gang in prison described by deputy marshal
Deputy U S Marshal Groneweg, returning from Leavenworth, interviews J C Mabray, lead figure in the Mabray organization blamed by postal authorities for losses of about 2 million over three years. Mabray, serving twelve months of a two year term, works as a team driver and hopes for parole, while others recently arrested include W S Gibson, Eddie Dunn, and Jimmie Griffin.
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Council Bluffs
United States
W. A. Groneweg
Leavenworth
Kan
J. C. Mabray
Great Mabray Organization
United States Postal Department
Postal Department
Cornei Bluffs
Mabray
Omaha
Marshal Groneweg
Pardon Board
Mabray Organization
Federal Prison
WS. Gibson
Eddie J. Dunn
Jimmie Griffin
Gibson
Louise
Los Angeles
Cal
Little Rock
Ed Dunn
Chicago
Joseph J. Leison
Menomnee
Mich
A. S. Johnson
Streator
South Bend
Ind
Dunn
Galesburg
Peoria
Ill
Iowa
Ben Marks
Griffin
John Hemelbrecht
Bancroft
Neb
S. Pierpont
Maryville
Jimmie
Post Office
Isolation Hospital Requested for Cedar Falls College
Cedar Falls June 24 An outbreak of smallpox at the State Teachers College prompts the state board of education to seek a 35000 emergency appropriation from the executive council to build a hospital on campus The council doubts the law permits such a grant and will seek an attorney general ruling while the education board argues funds can come from the general millage tax for institutions
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State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
State Board of Education
State Executive Council
Dan Emery
Fnence Committee
The
Education Board
Council
Educational Board
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