Must Win Today as Hawks Fall to Boylemen in Waterloo
Waterloo Hawks lose 3 to 1 in Marshalltown series game. Hamilton pitched six strong innings for Waterloo, but three-run rally in the sixth by Boylemen decided the contest. Gixon and Clarke provided the Hawks’ lone scoring threats, while Kettenbeil and House handled pitching duties amid multiple double plays and umpire calls stirring the crowd.
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Red Hamilton
Jenguay
Wading Rock Island
Hawks
Kirk
Waterloo Uine
House
Kettenbeil
Altho
Frank Boyle
Hamilton
Vance
Bingles
Gixon
Clarke
Johnny O'Shea
Dixon
Texas
Hine
McDermott
Graft
Roseberg
Waterloo
Archie Kelsey
Hendee
Anson
Marshalltown
O’shea
Schultz
Nordley
Ingle
O'Shea
Groft
Une
Schwitz
Rica
Sopre
Kettenbell
Conrad
Nordler
Rye
Walker
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Fillingham
Endes
Batlax
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Grofh
Pixon
Grofit
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Dixonites
Ansons
Spurbeck
Ottumwa
Burlington
Innites
Stoecker
Beal Fantelle
Eed Mann
Ifofimian
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Mariott
Smithy
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Groskh
Mattick
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Weed
Sere Johnson
Otturw
Smith
Homerun
Brandon
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Maloney
Dill
Johnson
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Amr
Townson
Ferguson
Gregor
Burlington— A Rhpoa E Stoecker, 3B . Fantello
Mann
Ib Maloney
Fat Farr
Te van Diense
Suse Smith
van Deisne
Welch
Sinecker
van Deisne Csmick
Arnires
Gregory
Hawks, Bees, and Water Works Stir Local Fans
The article details morning practice for the Hawks under Manager Dixon as Waterloo clubs, Moline signing a new rookie Gardner from Lake Forest, and injuries hampering the Plows. Marshalltown moves up over Waterloo while Dixonites sit fifth and Marshalltown fourth. A fishing violation fining Barfield is noted alongside boxing results for Portland’s Tiny Herman.
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Moline
Haséma
Parkersburg Defeats Beaman Team 5 to 2
Parkersburg beat Beaman 5 to 2 at home with Crawford scoring three times. Other contributors included Parkersburg players Patterson and T. Cramer, as schedules were set for July and August games.
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Parkersburg
Beaman
Tao
Reaman
Patterson and
T. Cramer
Standings Show Mixed Scores Across Leagues
The Minsiasippi Valley League lists Ottumwa at 4-1 and Burlington 8-3 among others with Rock Island 1 and Waterloo N N. In the National League Pittsburgh 8-1 Cincinnati 1 and Brooklyn 8 Philadelphia 2. American League Detroit 4-7 Cleveland 1-4 Washington 4 Philadelphia 1 St Louis 6 Chicago 2 Boston 10 New York 4. American Association Louisville 6 Toledo 2 Milwaukee 7 Minneapolis 6 St Paul 9 Kansas City 4 Indianapolis at Columbus. Western Learns Omaha 7 Des Moines 6 Denver 5 Lincoln 2. No other games scheduled.
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American Ansociation
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Columbus
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Denver
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National League Pet
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Philadelish
Chicago Ee
Piladelphia E Reed
Chicago Wee
St Louisee
AJDER
Louisvila
St. Paul
Tulsa
Lincoln
Oelwein CGW Loses Tivo Tilts in Weekend Games
Chicago Great Western shops baseball team dropped two close games over Saturday and Sunday. Saturday in Cedar Falls Oelwein led early before State Teachers rallied for a 4 3 come from behind win with Witt and Kuney shining heat. Sunday at Eagle Grove Joe Roeder pitched well but benefited from errors as Eagle Grove triumphed 2 0. McKinstry played solid defense for Oelwein amid five Oelwein hits to two for Eagle Grove.
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Oelwein
Chicago Great Western Shops
Cedar Falls
Oclwein
Gale
Witt
Kuney
Kuner
Kaney
Joe Roeder
State Teachers
Eagle Grove
Roeder
Summers
Bagle Grove
Althe Oelwein
McKinstry
First M. E. Nine Tops Church League With Win
First M. E. nine defeated Frubal Christian nine 4 to 1 at Cedar River Park to take undisputed lead in the church league. Earlier First Presbyterian down Christ Episcopal 10 to 6 in a high hitting contest.
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Tradt
Bob MacDonald Tells a Tale of Dour Scotland
Former pitcher Bob MacDonald entertains at Onwentsia sharing golf lore and jokes about long-driving pros. He recalls Scottish seaside courses where cad dies and aging caddies consult top players for advice, drawing a crowd around the hotel gathering.
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Bob MacDonald
Scotland
AL Demaree
S. ¥. Giants
Onwentsia
Abe Mitchell
Bob
The Great Northern Pike A Worthy Game Fish
The great pike or Great Northern pike is widely distributed and easier to catch than the muskie. It inhabits clear cold water, rocky shores, and northern rapids, hitting moving lures with a vicious strike and often leaping when hooked. Anglers can expect good sport when pursuing these heavy pike in northern lakes, with typical catches around 19 pounds.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Great Nake
Ames Miler to Compete Saturday in San Francisco Meet
Ames ta Ta Raymond Canger, winner of every mile race at Iowa State, plans to run in the National A A G games in San Francisco on July 4. He aims to stay in training through summer for cross country next fall and believes racing in San Francisco will aid his form. Canger joined track years ago seeking activity and, with freshman coach W E Beanblossom, developed into a standout miler.
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Raymond Canger
Iowa State College
San Francisco
Congers
Town State
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Willaman
Metcalf
Dubuque Outhits Moline but Drops 5 3 in Series Clash
Dubuque outhits Moline but loses the second game 5 to 3 to even the series. Guppy homered for Moline in the fourth as the box score shows Dubuque with scattered hits and multiple pitchers used.
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Rel Meyers
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Andre
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Shallenberger
Moboy
Armstrong
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Gardner
Robertson
Blackburn
Wilt Bitches
Rolls
Pirates Jump to Top Over Giants in NL Pennant Race
New York June 30 Pirates take lead in National League as Giants fall from first place. Coveleski wins for Washington, Yankees drop another, Tigers win doubleheader, Dodgers win while Ruth slated for X ray.
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