Washington Beats Boston in Extra Innings to Snap Winless Run
In Boston, Washington defeated the Red Sox 5 to 2 in a 12-inning game. Key early runs came on miscues and a double by Moeller after a two-run eighth. Washington scored twice in the 12th, ending the marathon with a 4-2 edge in the scorecard after heavy late resistance.
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Boston
Washington
Janvrin
Shanks
Schaefer
Moeller
Johnson
Engle
Eagle
Cady
O'Brien
Milan
Morgan
Williams
Hendriksen
Gardner
Laporte
McBride
Connolly
McGreevey
Baseball standings and results from the Western League and others
Standings recap shows Des Moines, Denver, Omaha and Topeka scores with rainouts noted. Brooklyn defeats Boston 3 to 2 in ten innings after James held Brooklyn hitless six innings. Batteries listed as James Whaling for Boston and Curtis Ragan Miller Erwin for Brooklyn.
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Des Moines
Sioux City
Denver
Lincoln
Omaha
Omiaha
St. Joseph
Topeka
Wichita
Brooklyn
Boston
James
Whaling
Curtis
Ragan
Miller
Erwin
Waterloo Team Battles Ahead With Keewanee Monmouth Ottumwa
Dr. Jay Andrews expresses satisfaction with the first trip and predicts a season full of battles. Two new players, Sheldon and Blodgett, rejoin as Waterloo hosts Keewanee, Monmouth in a nine game stretch including a doubleheader and a three game Ottumwa set. The lineup features White Goes Wintz Corkhill A Sheldon Free Sheldon Lane Old Pennington Pennington Linderbeck Nickells Hobart Allen Schrrm Harvey Caldwell.
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Jay Andrews
Waterloo
Sheldon
Blodgett
Kewanee
Monmouth
Ottumwa
Dr. Andrews
White
Goes
Wintz
Corkhill
C. Sheldon
McCauley
Tuttle
Ashley
Lane Old Pennington
George Pennington
Johnson
Pennington
Linderbeck
Nickells
Hobart
Allen
Schrrm
Harvey
Caldwell
Dixon
Vipire
Fleming
Bowling and baseball matchups listed across leagues
Central Association games include Kewanee at Waterloo Monmouth at Cedar Rapids Ottumwa at Keokuk Muscatine at Darlington. National League matchups Pittsburgh at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York St Louis at Philadelphia. American League Washington at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis New York at Detroit Hirston at Cleveland. American Association Colamitg at Louisville Theade at Indianapolis Minneapolis at Adichuknd St Paul at Kansas City.
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Denver
Lincoln
St. Joseph
Omaha
Des Moines
Sioux City
Topeka
Wichita
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Magee
Cravath
Detroit
Marquard
Philadel
New York
McGraw
Brooklyn
Noes
P.O_ A
EL St. Louis
Snodgrass
Pittshureh
G Shafer
McCormick
Cincinnati
Merkle
American Association
Herzog
Myers
Columbus
P. Louisyville
Amos
Milwaukee
Crandall
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Aart
Eben
Annes
St. Paul
Ae Phila
EL Toledo
Paskett
Knabe
Central Association
Lobert
Monmouth
Muscatine
Waterloo
Luderus
Ottumwa
Doolan
Burlington
Killifer
Keokuk
Alexander
Kewanee
Cedar Rapids
Ames
Klem
Orth
Darlington
Pittsburgh
Brooklin
Hirston
Colamitg
Louisville
Imianipokte
Opening game set as Waterloo and Kewanee ready to play
Waterloo and Kewanee baseball clubs arrived for the opening game to be played tomorrow afternoon at the new ball park on Roosevelt and McKinsey streets. A pregame auto parade from the Irving house corner at 2:00 will feature local officials, the team, and La Rue's Town Cinema band leading to the grounds.
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Waterloo
Kewanee
Roosevelt and
McKinsey Streets
Roosevelt Street
Cedar Rapids
Purlington
Keokuk
Bunny Boosters
Onunwa
Ottumwa
Irving House
Mayer R. C G. Thompson
Baseball Association
Kewanee and Wasterleo
la Rue
Town Cinera Band
Ball Park
R. C. Thompson
Merner
Cedar Falls
Chicago Faces Catching Dilemma On Cubs Roster
Chicago's Roger Hresnahan aims to catch 100 games to prove his value to fans in St. Louis and to manager John Evers. A 100 game season with 154 on the slate risks bench time for Archer and others, highlighting a scarcity of reliable catchers.
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Roger Bresnahan
CUBS
Chicago
Roger Hresnahan
St. Louis
Roger
Johnny Evers
Johnny Archer
Dick Cotter
Cincinnati
Archer
Jimmy
Tom Needham
Baseball Strategy and Player Roles Named in Rumor
The passage discusses managing players Archer Bresnahan and Roger in Detroit context under Hugh Jennings. It notes Evers’ likely resistance to player looting and Bresnahan’s idle risk, while highlighting Johnny’s plan to alternate the two across about seventy-five games. It hints at a cycle of rest and workload to prevent harm.
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Hugh Jennings
Detroit
Evers
Archer
Bresnahan
Roger
Johnny
Gollmar Brothers Catch Waterloo for One Day
The Gollmar Brothers' Shows complete arrangements to exhibit in Waterloo on Thursday May 16 for two performances. The circus, among the front rank tented enterprises, features six to eight acts at once in rings and on stage, offering cosmopolitan variety to please diverse audiences.
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Gollmer Brothers
Waterloo
Golimar Brothers’ Circus
Gollmar Brothers’ Circus
Gollmars
Gollmar Brothers
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Snah
Boston Brokerage Co
Sycamore Street
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
Byvank Transfer CO
Hazel Fiddickr
First Nat'l Bank
Dublin
Joe Schiel
Iowa State Bank
West Fourth and Jefferson Streets
Wilbert Shallenberger
Oskwood Bird
Ellia Waterloo
Waverly
Waterloo Courter
Carrie
Toquirice
MR. Geo. Hunt
Bremer Ave
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