Wild pitching cripples locals as Ottumwa routs Waterloo 8 to 1
Ottumwa defeats Waterloo 8 to 1 after a rough pitching display by Tuttle and an overpowering effort from Lorenzen. Wall homered with runners aboard as Ottumwa built a big second inning lead while Waterloo failed to capitalize on chances and wasted eleven hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Egan
Howard Tuttle
Andrews
Tuttle
Lorenzen
Jays
Wall
Jimmy Wall
Howard
John Sullivan
Paddy” Siglin
Wise
Corkhill
Hanson
Waterloo
White
Wintz
Tex
Sheldon
Siglin
C. Sheldon
Ashland
Sullivan
Schliebner
Hollenbeck
AB. H
Crf
Oo F
Macauley
Otumwa— AB
Kensei
Benno
Oo Wail
Houwae
Gampwon
Wisowa
Ottumwa Beats Waterloo With Narrow 3-2 Victory
Ottumwa defeats Waterloo 3 to 2 as White, Askland, Senna register two base hits and Wall homers. Wall and Sampson drive two stolen bases each, while Tuttle and Lorenzen combine for seven and two strikeouts respectively. Multiple players reach base with hits and a homer contributing to the tight win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Waterloo
White
Askland
Senna
Wall
House
Sullivan
Sampson
Schliebner
Tuttle
Lorenzen
Wise
Hanson
Corkhill
Fleming
Spencer Rumbled Boyles Muskie Rally Ends Losing Streak
In Cedar Rapids, Speed Spencer delivered another shootout win as Muscatine clashed with Burlington. West, Masters, N Smith and others sparked offense with hits and steals amid a 9 4 final. Umpire Pittman noted solid defense and a 1 45 time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Boyle
Speed Spencer
Muscatine
GC. Rapids
West
Pennington
Masters
N. Smith
Hasbrouck
Katz
Spencer
Newmyer
Pittman
Standings and Tomorrow's Games From Major Leagues
In the American Association Milwaukee leads with 12 wins over Minneapolis, St. Paul 12, Kansas City 9, Columbus 8, Louisville 4, Indianapolis 3, and Toledo 2. Western League shows Des Moines 14, Denver 4, Topeka 4, Omaha 1, Wichita 1, Sioux City 0, St. Joseph 4, Lincoln 0. Tomorrow's schedule features Cleveland at Chicago and St Louis at Detroit in the American League, while Chicago visits Cincinnati and Pittsburgh hosts St Louis in the National League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
Indianapolis
Des Moines
Denver
Topeka
Omaha
Wichita
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Lincoln
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Yanee
L. Pet
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati Stree
Indianapolis Whee
Pitje Sete
St. Joseph Ae
Omaha Ddeay
Wichita Test Tee Ence
Central Association Standings and Results
Yesterday's results show Ottumwa 8 over Waterloo 1, Monmouth 7 over Keokuk 5, Burlington 11 over Kewanee 4, Cedar Rapids 4 over Muscatine 0. Waterloo at Ottumwa, Cedar Rapids at Muscatine, Burlington at Monmouth, Keokuk at Kewanee. An advertisement features Foley Kidney Pills with a Florence Oregon resident endorsing them. House-hunting tips appear via Courier want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Monmouth
Keokuk
Burlington
Kewanee
Cedar Rapid
Muscatine
Cedar Rapids
Wm. Morris
Florence
Oregon
Muscatine Wetter Rene
Vee
Waterloo A
Washington and Philadelphia Split Double Header Actions
Boston swept a Boston New York doubleheader 10 to 3 and 6 to 4 in Boston yesterday afternoon. Keating and Leonard allowed multiple Boston runs while Chicago and Cleveland also played, with Cleveland losing 3 to 2 to Chicago in the second game. Washington and Philadelphia split a doubleheader, Johnson starred for the Nationals and Brown pitched well for the Phillies, as Washington won 2 to 0 and Philadelphia 11 to 5. St Louis defeated Detroit 8 to 3, Weilman excelled for St Louis while Hall struggled for Detroit.
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Boston
New York
Leonard
Keating
Boston Chicago
Falkenberg
Blanding
O'Neil
Cicotie
Russell
Schalk
Washington
Philadelphia
Johnson
Brown
Chicago
Cleveland
Phila
Caldwell
Sweeney
Gossett
Carrigan
Fisher
McConnell
Dedicat
Nanamaker
Basca di Balla
Lapp
Arnamith
Houck
Bush
Schang
Hughes
Gallia
Harper and Henry
Williams
St. Louis
Detroit
Mich
Weilman
Agnew
Hall
Dauss End Stanage
Baseball scores from June 28 across major leagues
Cincinnati beat Chicago 5 to 1 in a game marked by Benton wildness but solid pitching backing. New York defeated Boston 3 to 1 with Tesreau and James handling the staff and good support. Brooklyn routed Philadelphia 6 to 1 behind eight two base hits. Pittsburgh outlasted St. Louis 4 to 3 in twelve innings, the longest game of the local season, with Adams Cooper Camnitz Robinson and Coleman contributing.
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Monmouth
Keokuk
Browns
Wahl
McMillan
Hough
Lund
Nolt
McGaffigan
Indians
Hilly
Walsh
Fingal
Miller
Jenkins
Simmons
Burg
Jokerst
Burlington
Kewanee
Sutton
McNeil
Cummings
MecGlade
Rolley
Kewaneeamee
Ryan
Foreman
McGlade
Richards
Jeffries
Ellis
Humes
Caldwell
Lowther
Ward
Glenalgin
Cincinnati
Chicago
Benton
Smith
Bresnahan
Clark
New York
Boston
Tesreau
James
Raridan
Whaling
Meyers
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Phila
Stack
Fischer
Mayer
Brennan
Killifer
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Pitsburgh
Adams
Cooper
Camnitz
Robinson
Coleman
Burke
Perritt
Harmon
Wingo
Knabe Voted Scrappiest NL Player by Phillies Factions
Philadelphia second baseman Otto Knabe is dubbed the scrappiest player in the league surpassing Cubs star Johnny Evers. Reports say Knabe has had multiple run-ins with players and managers, including fines after clashes with Joe Tinker and George Whitted, fueling the nickname across the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knabe
Phillies
Philadelphia
Johnny Evers
Cubs
Otto Knabe
Lynch
Knaabe
Evers
Joe Tinker
Cinccinnati Reds
Kuabe
George
Lajoie Benched as Cleveland Plans Pinch Hitter Role
Cleveland manager Joe Birmingham shifts Larry Lajoie to bench as a pinch hitter and adviser, aiming to revive the club after a winning streak. Lajoie, famed second baseman, is criticized for a poor game and may relinquish infield duties while remaining a valued bat. A Waterloo trip to Cedar Rapids is also planned with bands and fan turnout expected.
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Chicago
Darry Lajoie
Birmingham
Cleveland
Lajoie
Turner
Chapman
Johnston
Olsen
Naps
Joe Birmingham
Larry
Oveer
Larry Lajoie
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Waterloo Team Starts on Thip
The Waterloo baseball team leaves today for a ten game series with Ottumwa Muscatine and Cedar Rapids clubs. Three games at Ottumwa and Cedar Rapids, four with Boyle’s club, aim to end their slump with new players Hanson and Ley slated to play. The afternoon game starts at six and the team departs at 4:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Muscatine
Cedar Rapids
Boyle
Hanson
Ley
Secret double wedding in Adel shocks Des Moines society
Des Moines on June 28 reports Cupid tricked Edward R. Mason a Des Moines lawyer and Waterloo factory head. His son Edward W. Mason wed in Adel with Miss Helen Puffer and Miss Ina Chase in a double ceremony performed by Rev. A R Cooper. The couples then traveled to Perry before returning home.
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Des Moines
Cupid
Edward R. Mason
Waterloo
Helen Puffer
Melvin Leisure
Ina Chase
A. R. Cook
Mason
Perry
Maude Adams to Perform in Waterloo Week at Park and Theatre
The Waterloo stage scene features Nontevies Theatre presenting Woman Against Woman and Electric Park touts Jewell's Manikins along with Downs Peggy Dougherty and Carmen. Maude Adams Bring Peter Pan to Waterloo July 10 amid record box office demand.
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Nontevies Theatre
Acards the
Waterloo
Gorrel
Electric Park
Jewell
Park Theatre
T. Nelson’ Downs
Peggy Dougherty
Carmen
Maude Adams
Charles Frohman
Charlotte
N. C
New York
Barrie
Chicago
Ilinda Theatre
Miss Adams
Wacterloo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Logals
Luttle
Kensel
Kengel
Joe Wintz
Tuttie
Central Association
Chance
Evron—White Sox
Adel
Aunt Mary
Clapper
Woolworth
Byvank Transfer Co
Brundage Carnival
I. C. Circus Grounds
Ewing’s
Ferris Wheel
North Western States
Lehigh
Canfield Lumber Company
Falls Ave
Tel
Iowa State Bank
West Fourth and Jefferson Streets
Hotel Elite
Wilbert Shallenberger Cy
Oakwood Blvd
New York City
Green Car Company
F. Cor
Broadway
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue Way
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