Hustlers Beat Boosters 6 to 4 Behind Stowers Strong After Fourth
Waterloo Boosters drop 6 to 4 at League Park as Hustlers pitcher Paul Stowers holds the line after the fourth inning. Errors by Hustlers and a key lineup change hurt Boosters while Fosberg’s wild pitches add to the trouble. Long, Clemens and Beatty spark scoring for the Boosters, but Columbia wins a separate race in rowing.
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Stands and Scores From Decatur Game With Vets Victory
STANDING OF CLUES. VETS WON GAME FROM COMMIES Rork Island Defeated Davenport Danville Trounced Pearts. 884114 2 Two out when winning run was scored Quincey. 00001020000001-4 Decatur .00010110000000-8 Summary: Stolen bases Bell 2 Donahue. Two base hits Schroeder 2 Kerwin Patterson. Three base ti Kammers. Home run Collins. Struck out by Tretter 16 by Willis. Bases on balls off Tretter off Willis 3. Umpires Boyle and Luthrie.
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Donahue
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Kammers
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Willis
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Luthrie
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League results show Philadelphia 8 Boston 0 and Brooklyn 8 Philadelphia 1. American League games include New York 8 Washington 5 and Chicago 2 Detroit 0. American Association standings list Indianapolis 4 St Paul 3 and Toledo 3 Milwaukee 2. Western League results feature Des Moines 17 Topeka and Denver 11 St Joseph 6 Denver 11. Central Association reports Hannibal 4 Keokuk 4 and Ottumwa 5 Mustang 4. Danville and Peoria figures noted with small totals. Stolen bases credited to J Sullivan and Hildebrand. two-base hits by Sullivan Veach Axtell Stis. Left on bases 5 and 4. Pitchers Kerwin Axtell Walsh recorded outs. Walsh threw a wild pitch. Umpire Daly.
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Waterloo and Rock Island Baseball Sparks Across Town
Grounders notes reveal manager Boyle pressing Secretary Farrel over pitcher Tretter who joined Quincy after terms. Waterloo seeks Tretter while Davenport sells Ray Chapman rumor mill stirs. Rock Island beats Davenport 1–0 on Chapman error. horse races and local sports chatter close the column.
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Quincy
Waterloo
Cornell Winner of Big Regatta
Poughkeepsie June 28 Cornell crew won the annual college regatta with the Courtner eight finishing well ahead in the party event.
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Poughkeepsie
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Mayor Proposes Police Motorcycle to Curb Speeding
Mayor Rector suggests buying a police motorcycle with a speedometer to enforce traffic laws. He claims a single officer could observe violators, follow them, and collect evidence for convictions, with an estimated cost of 175 to 200 dollars and quick recovery from fines. The council’s response remains uncertain.
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Rector
Lefty James Part of Cleveland Prospect Deal
Davenport reports left hander James a southpaw once with Hannibal in the Central league and now sought by the Cleveland Americans in the Ray Chapman purchase. He pitched 24 games for Hannibal last season, going 13 and 10 with 142 strikeouts. Authorized waivers are anticipated but no likely trouble is foreseen.
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Lefty James
Toledo
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Armour
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Blues
Driver 18 Hart in Mason City Race
In Mason City Iowa on June 28 Jeanette C. of Austin Minnesota crowded into the fence early in the first quarter of the third heat of the 2:18 pace injuring her driver Henry Rutherford and herself. Trailing horses avoided the wreck on opening day of the Cedar Valley Racing circuit.
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Fogel Ships Overall to Cubs Clash Amid Trade Talks
Horace Fogel and President Murphy reportedly arranged a deal to send Orville Overall from the Chicago Cubs to a new camp in exchange for another pitcher. Overall is said to refuse Cubs action and remains in California while negotiations continue. Crandall and Esmond are notable early-season infield and hitting standouts with others noting league batting shifts and ball quality changes.
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Doom
California
Warden raids illegals near Marshalltown
Deputy Game Warden Brees returned from Marshalltown after raiding illegal fishermen. Sixteen farmers were arrested and property seized including two seines lanterns and other gear. They will face hearings this week with possible severe fines in Marshalltown.
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Senate queries Taft over Alaska coal land claims
Senator Poindexter introduced a resolution after the interior department cancelled Cunningham Alaskan coal land claims. The measure, quickly passed, seeks all available information on the Controller Railroad company alleged to monopolize the waterfront of Controller bay in Alaska, the outlet for Behring river coal fields.
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Controller Railroad Company
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