Dubuque Hustlers Sweep Two Amid Heavy Hitting
Dubuque defeats Waterloo in a doubleheader at Dubuque with Akers and Rogge tossing strong games and 1800 fans in attendance. In the first game Dubuque rallies for four runs, aided by Beatty Plass and Daringer timely hits as Akers keeps Waterloo at bay. Second game features Rogge and heavy hitting. Dubuque Cruises past Waterloo 7-2 with Beaty Plass and Kreitz contributing key hits and Hughes bullpen strong.
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Dubuque, II
Dubuque
Akers
Rogge
Waterloo Rooters
Clemens
Crane
Wilkes
Nagle
Harrington
Hendrix
Beatty
Plass
Paddock
R. Daringer
H. Daringer
Waterloo
Fremer
Collins
Long
E. Paddock
Kinennedy
H. Darringer
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Wolfe
Premer
Kennedy
Metechoir
Clemiens
Batls
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Shackelford
Hollenbeck
Hughes
Dubuaqnue
Melchoir
Danville Split With Distillers In Twin Bill
In Davenport Danville split a pair with the Distillers. Game one saw Danville lose 0-3 with Veach and Myers collecting two base hits and Smith joining Veach with three base hits while Loomis and Hovlik fanned. In game two Peoria won 12 to 3 as Danville managed four runs on six hits. Batter sizes included Tanmen, Jacobs, Newlin, Bentz and Massing. Umpire Daly officiated.
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Danville
Peoria
Veach
Myers
Smith
Loomis
Hovlik
Hoviik
Daly
Batteriesa
Tanmen and Jacobs
Newlin, Bentz and
Massing
Q Sullivan
Ingalls
P Vreeee
H. P.co
Hovik
Standing of Clubs First Game Decatur Quincy
Decatur and Quincy played a game with Decatur scoring 14 to 36. Batteries were Spencer Clark and Schroeder Johnson.
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Decatur
Quincy
Spencer and Clark
Schroeder and Johnson
Results Yesterday Nations League and Baseball Scores
Results yesterday across multiple leagues show Chicago teams posting wins and losses with varied scores. Notable games include Chicago defeating Pittsburgh in Nations League, Cincinnati topping St Yale, and Detroit and Cleveland series results in American League. Western and Central Association games feature wide margins and close comebacks across cities such as Des Moines, Omaha, Sioux City, and Muscatine with several doubleheaders and weather noted.
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American Association
Columbua
Columbus
Kansas
Indianapolis
Ilwaukee
Booster team prevails in three league game series
Erin Waterloo won the third and final game against Rock Island 2 to 0. Paul Powers starred for the Boosters pitching six hits in as many innings and driving in the tying run with a two-base hit, then scoring on a Wand wild pitch. Terry struggled, exiting after one third of an inning, while Wood shut down the opposition with a trio of hits allowed.
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Rock Igland
Quiesser
Snyder
Nagle
Wolfe
Stowers
Collinge
Slattery
Long
Terry
Waterloo
Colina
Nee
Fremer
Clemens
See
Crane
Wilkes
Q. Nagle
Rock Island
Whaley
Davidson
al Tiones
Rereee
Oy Vogel
Goending
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Wee Terry
Wood
Jaenbsarn
Rorck Island
Clyne
I Snyder
Bacrifice
Alta
Tong
I Long
Om iStowers
Vogel
Stowers &Fignes
Gonding
Quiesner
Jacob‘seni
Watertoo
Rock Taland
Bannon
Paul Powers
Georgia Peach
Wand
Ficken
Record Price for Two Fish In Spirit Lake
In Spirit Lake Indiana on June 26 farmers J A tones William Smith and Adolph Smith netted two perch at night instead of using hooks. Deputy Fish Commissioner White apprehended them and a justice of the peace fined them 47.50 with confiscation of the net and the two perch not spared.
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Spirit Lake
Great Lakes
J. A. Tones
William Smith
Adolph Smith
Enaine
White
Justice of the Peace
Made home run then collapses dead in game
Saginaw Michigan June 26 John Edward Long 32 a sugar beet worker near Caro hit a home run as the first batter in the fifth inning of a game Saturday then sat on the bench and died. The coroner ruled heart trouble caused the death.
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Saginaw
Mich
John Edward Long
Caro
Charley Wagner Not For Sale in Red Sox Trade Talk
John J. Taylor refuses $10,000 for Charley Wagner while Hughey Duffy presses trades. Taylor demands Ed Wales as a condition. Duffy backs off. Considerations include Doc White, Rolla Zeider, Ping Bodie, and Philadelphia Jack O’Brien for this deal.
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John J. Taylor
Red Sox
Charley Wagner
Hughey Duffy
White Sox
Wagner
Hilm
Taylor
Duffy
Ed Wales
Doc White
Rolla Zeider
Ping Bodie
Bugs Raymond Fired After Winsted Game
Bugs Raymond, suspended by the New York Giants for alleged dissipation, appeared for Winsted in a Saturday afternoon game against Torrington but was benched after seven innings. He allowed seven hits and made two errors as Torrington won 6 to 4 before the season’s largest crowd. Raymond had been causing trouble with a street crowd and later was put to bed before the contest was called, leading to his dismissal.
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Winsted
Conn
Bugs
Raymond
New York Giants
Torrington
Page threatens to fight over Boston sale of Sweeney and Herzog
Boston June 28. Vice president L Coues Page vows to oppose any sale of Bil Sweeney and Charley Herzog by President Russell of the Boston National League club. Page, an insurgent member of the board, would rally others to block the move. Fans back him as the two players remain from the original fighting team.
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Boston
Mass
Russell
Boston National League Baseball
Cnd
Bil Sweeney
Charley Herzog
L. Coues Page
Page
Mrs Leach's Stage Career Tied To Second Marriage
Mrs Leach, born Trask, was the player's second wife. She had followed the stage for several years before marrying last September.
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Leach
Trask
Umpires May Strike for Protection in Connecticut League
The Connecticut league faces a potential umpires strike as the Indicator holders unite to demand action from President Tracy against rowdy players. They warn they will quit en masse unless offienders are disciplined to prevent threats and physical violence at every game.
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Tracy
Bartenders Beat Firemen In Red Cedar Park Game
In a sunny Red Cedar Park matchup the Illinois Central firemen lost to Waterloo bartenders 15 to 11 after a tight game. Harmon and Milsap starred for the bartenders while Byerle and O’Neill carried the firemen. a disputed call at home marred the flawless flow as O’Neill argued for a home run on his hit and blazing speed around the bases.
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Red Cedar Park
Illinois Central Firemen
Waterloo
Harmon
Milsap
Byerle
O'Neill
O’neil
Mrs Leach's Death Mystery in Pittsburg
Mystery surrounds the death of Mrs. Thomas W. Leach wife of the Pittsburg center fielder. She died Saturday night at Bellevue General Hospital after being taken from the Leach farm near Emaworth following reports she had attempted suicide twice before.
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Pittsburg
Thomas W. Leach
North Waterloo and Railroads notes and travel items
Mr and Mrs Vincent J Rechtfertig returned home from a honeymoon trip including Chicago and Minneapolis. Mrs Vernon Lewick visited near Dewar. Allie Albright watched Waterloo Boosters defeat Dubuque. James E Edwards took a motorcycle trip to Jesup. Frank Holmes resigned as Illinois Central blacksmith in North Waterloo shops. P B Rechtfertig visited Dubuque yesterday. An alderman rode the special to Waterloo hoping for one win but failed. Mrs Josie Reynolds and Miss Helen Sterling returned from Oskaloosa.
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Vincent J. Rechtfertig
Chicago
Minneapolis
Vernon Lewick
Dewar
F. T.wagner
Allie Albright
Waterloo
Boosters
Dubuque
James E. Edwards
Rhynders
Jesup
Frank Holmes
Illinois Central
North Waterloo
PB. J. Rechtfertig
Dubugge
Josie Reynnlds
Helen Sterling
Oskaloosa
Lightning hits barn and farm animals burn in Allison Iowa
A heavy storm around 4 am damaged Allison Iowa with a barn on the Treno Evers farm struck by lightning. The blaze killed several horses cattle and pigs and destroyed the barn which carried only a small amount of insurance. The lightning also struck the home nearby.
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Allison
Treno Evers
Dick Burbridge Narrowly Escapes Fire Damage
An early morning incident involving Dick Burbridge caused limited damage as a bolt destroyed the chimney and loosened several boards. No major loss reported and no injuries noted.
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Dick Burbridge
One Cent All She Had
Rose Basso fifty seven years old collapsed beside Mulberry Bend park water fountain in New York died en route to hospital. Intuition was given as the cause. She said she slept where she could and had not eaten properly for days, a one cent piece found in a handkerchief with the body.
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New York
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North Waterloo and Railroads
Geroyce
Syndicate Building
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Waterloo Steam Laundry
C. J. Miller
West Fourth Street
ST. Denis
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Mabel Ettinger
Ralston
C.D. Pedersen
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