Waterloo Breaks Losing Streak in 4-2 Victory Over Ottumwa
Waterloo defeated Ned Egan's Ottumwa 4 to 2 as Tom Blodgett pitched a strong game and the locals snapped a losing streak. Macauley sparked the offense with a leadoff single and key hits, while Siglin and Wintz contributed in the field and at the plate. Ottumwa managed only three hits, with Gregory saddled by miscues and two costly errors aiding Waterloo's decisive win.
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Paddy” Siglin
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Jobbers League Meeting Monday and Scores Report
Monday evening at 8 o clock the Jobbers League will hold its regular meeting in the editorial rooms of the Courier. Halfway through the season teams seek top place as scorebooks are to be averaged. Waterloo Gas Ene Co Tribune forfeit noted and Red Cedar awaits Iowa Dairy clash anticipated.
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Keokuk Game Goes Extra as Kewanee Wins Thirteenth
Eddie Jokerst umpired the contest at Keokuk where Keewanee secured victory in the thirteenth inning, continuing their winning streak.
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Jennings says Tigers would contend with another pitcher like Dubuc
Detroit, June 27. Hughie Jennings believes adding a pitcher of Jean Dubuc's class would lift the Tigers to the first division. He notes lack of quality twirlers keeps Detroit behind, despite Dubuc's noted slow ball and control struggles.
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End of period play by Grogan Burg Fingal noted
A brief game snippet records balls off Grogan three pointer and Burg three as pass from Fingal. Time shows 1 30 with umpire Jokerst and attendance listed at 150.
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La Porte Club To Hold Shoot In La Porte City
The La Porte City Gun Club plans a one day amateur shoot on Monday June 30 at Quackenbush pasture across the railroad north of Big Creek. Prizes total $60 and many professional game artists are expected including F G C Whitney of Winchester Repeating Arms Co and Will Garrett of the Union.
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Local event note for Des Moines company gathering
Metallic Cartridge Co of Des Moines hosts a grounds luncheon with the Dregvant starting at 9 20 a m.
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Press Box Notes Preview of Ottumwa trip and game reflections
Ottumwa will host the team tomorrow for the last city game in nine days before sailing Saturday night. Manager Andrews boosts the squad after a strong yesterday led by Joe Wintz and Blodgett who pitched well. The Jays face Ottumwa Muscatine and Cedar Rapids on the tour with a July 4 doubleheader and return July 8, minus John House who watches from the bench. Frank Boyle complains about Wednesday’s cancellation while Ned Egan’s Muskies chase wins. Beach is away tending a ill mother.
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New York Wins Double Header Over Boston
New York swept two games from Boston on June 26, winning 5 to 4 and 11 to 3. Tyler yielded a hitless span early, but New York rallied to win the opener, while Hess struggled in the second game as the Mets dominated from the fifth inning onward.
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Baseball Schedule Highlights Tomorrow Across Leagues
In the American League, Cleveland visits Chicago, St Louis goes to Detroit, Philadelphia meets Washington, and New York travels to Boston. In the National League, Boston plays New York, Brooklyn visits Philadelphia, Chicago heads to Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh plays at St Louis.
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