JAYS JINX STILL HOLDS ON PITCHERS DUEL AT WATERLOO PARK
George Zackert and Duke Hollenbeck matched zeros in a nine inning tilt at the new park. Zackert earned the win despite a costly first inning error while Curtis starred for Ashland and Bromley pace Waterloo with key hits and defensive plays.
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Strunk Emerges as Key Philadelphian on Mack’s Aces
Amos Strunk, the speedy Athletics outfielder, has grown into a central figure for manager Connie Mack. Once overlooked, Strunk now shines with elite fielding, base running, and a .340 batting average, aiding the team’s impressive winning streak after a Milwaukee farm season.
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Waterloo Muscatine Ends In Tie As Errors Mount
By Zackert 7 White 2 Wintz A Sheldon 2 Goes Hollenbeck. Macauley struck by pitched balls by Zackert. Left on bases four each. Waterloo 4 Muscatine 4. Umpire Pfirman.
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Chicago and St Louis split after twelve inning baseball duel
Chicago and St Louis split a doubleheader with a 3-1 loss in the first game and a 4-3 win in twelve innings. Berger led off the twelfth with a single, Lord sacrificed, Chase moved runners, and Collins sac fly brought Berger home. In the second game Hamilton pitched for St Louis and Russell for Chicago, with Chicago taking a 4-1 lead before St Louis rallied.
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Boston Defeats James Team 8 Runs In Lopsided Contest
Boston handed James a defeat by 3 runs in yesterday's game. Brennan and Killifer contributed, while James and Whaling shared pitching duties as Boston tallied 8 runs to Phila s 10.
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Jobbers League Track and Field Scoreboard Report
The Jobbers League played through Tuesday and Thursday with Saturday afternoon games. The Courier Up lifters beat the Tribune in a low effort contest as Frost of the Tribune fanned five and allowed five hits. J Clyde made a solo unassisted double play and Rees of the Courier struck out eight in five innings. Final score Tribune 2 1 1 0 0 2 11 Courier 2 0 3 4 0 1 23. Batteries Courier Rees EB Link Tribune Frost Morris. Umpire Dunteavy. Week schedule Iowa Patry versus Postoffice, Tribune versus W. G. DB Co, Saturday Courier versus Iowa Dairy.
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Tribune
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Link
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P. Morris
J. Dunteavy
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Postoffice
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Iowa Dairy
Ottumwa Triumphs in Twelfth Inning
Ottumwa wins in the twelfth inning as Monmouth defeats Burlington. Ming Keokuk secured a separate victory.
Monmouth Beats Burlington in Lopsided Baseball Tilt
Monmouth defeated Burlington 13 to 3 in a late June game. Bentley pitched well for Monmouth while Burlington struggled, and the Jays hope to climb from the second division as Cedar Rapids fans stay loyal despite a rough month.
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Cedar Rapids
Central A8 Association Standings and Results
Yesterday's results include Muscatine 1 over Waterloo 0, Ottumwa 2 over Cedar Rapids 1 in 12 innings, Monmouth 13 over Burlington 3, and Keokuk 5 over Kewanee 4. Standings summarize teams and scores from the latest games.
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Cedar Rapids
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Burlington
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Ottumawa
McLoughlin Edges Barrett In English Championship
Maurice McLoughlin of San Francisco defeated Englishman H Roper Barrett three sets to two in the first round at Wimbledon. The American champion fought a lengthy, fiercely contested match, earning a triumphant reception as the crowd watched the young American prevail over the English rival.
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England
Maurice B. McLoughlin
San Francisco
H. Roper Barrett
Stars and Stripes
America
Tan
McLoughlin
Waterloo Baseball Players urged to end losing streak
A call to Waterloo baseball players to unite and revive energy after a rapid losing streak against Muscatine, urging players to engage fully and please the local fans who stand behind the team.
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Muscatine
Focals
Waterloo
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