Keokuk Edges Waterloo in Thrilling Eight Inning Clash
Keokuk defeated Waterloo 6 to 5 in a dramatic game marked by Allen’s two three baggers and late scoring. Whitaker started strong for Keokuk, but McCullough struggled in the eighth as Allen again delivered a decisive hit, while Rogerson homered for Waterloo. Gardner pitched well for Waterloo with seven strikeouts through six innings. Keokuk built leads and rode a furious eighth inning to win before a large crowd in Keokuk, Iowa.
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Indians
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Hensing
Gottschall
Krause
Boyle's Souad Triumphs Over Bunnies In Early Action
Burlington defeats Marshalltown 4 to 2 as Miller fives standout, while Ansons fall to Burlington. The day features strong pitching, broad crowd return, and steady offense highlighted by Taylor and Meiner at the plate. Cincinnati, Detroit, Philadelphia, and New York posted wins in other prime games across the circuit.
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Taylor
Meiner
Lowther
Singleton
Harmon
Manusch
Strong I.lk. Lunte
Rollee
Milles Pe
Marshalltown—Ab R H P A E
Standings and Scores From Yesterday Games
Yesterday's scores report Keokuk 6 Waterloo 6, Burlington 4 Marshalltown 2, Muscatine 3 Cedar Rapids 1, Ottumwa 0 Clinton 6. Tomorrow's matchups place Waterloo at Keokuk, Cedar Rapids at Muscatine, Marshalltown at Burlington, Clinton at Ottumwa.
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Waterloo
Burlington
Marshalltown
Muscatine
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Clinton
Cesar Rapids
Keokuk Bae Stee
Yesterday's Baseball Scores From National Leagues and More
National League results include Pittsburgh 1 Chicago 0 and St Louis 0 Cincinnati 3. New York 4 Brooklyn 2. American League sees Chicago 4 Detroit 2 and New York 4 Washington 0 after seven innings for travel. Federal League games Chicago 12 Buffalo 4 and Kansas City 4 Pittsburgh 10 report wet grounds affecting others. Western and other leagues show varied scores with several postponements and unaccounted games.
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Baltimore 8 St Louis 7 in hard fought May game
Baltimore defeated St Louis 8 to 7 as Brown pitched eight innings and Zinn and Duncan homered. The win completed a three game sweep for Baltimore. The scoring included a high drama seventh inning rally and a late push by Chicago later that day.
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Zelder
Waterloo boosters plan parade and meeting at city hall
Plans for a parade and menu opening are outlined as boosters meet at Waterloo city hall at 7 30 pm. A parade director coordinates cars with auto dealers donating vehicles while the Waterloo Military band provides music at the parade and park.
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Plan Bie Larade
A.C. Wilford
Waterloo Military Band
Opening Central Association game ends in Clinton victory
Ottumwa falls to Clinton 5 to 0 as Smithson shuts down the locals. Betsel allows nine safeties for Clinton with Link catching, while Ottumwa musters five hits off Smithson. Batteries were Smithson and Fingal for Clinton and Betsel and Link for Ottumwa. Umpire Genius- Clinton 5, Ottumwa 0. Notice invites surrounding-town baseball teams to request Dunkerton dates from manager Wm. Lannigan.
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Ottumwa
Smithson
Betsel
Egan
Smithson and
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Dunkerton
Wm. Lannigan
Iowa
Business Houses to Close Tuesday for Central Association Opening
Nearly every business house in the city will close next Tuesday afternoon to celebrate the opening of the Central association playing season in Waterloo. Banks will likely close at noon to give employees time to finish duties.
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Central Association
Waterloo
Pittsburgh Defeats Kansas City In High-Scoring Tilt
Pittsburgh won 4 to 1 over Kansas City as Lennox powered the offense with two home runs a triple a double and a single in five at bats. The game featured multiple local pitchers used by Pittsburgh and a notable injury when Wilson from Chicago suffered a small bone fracture after being struck in the temple by a ball.
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Assessment Basis Still Before Court
Des Moines May 7 Special Harley Stipp attorney for the Iowa League of Municipalities asked the supreme court for a rehearing on the case from district court holding that Iowa's assessment of property must be based on actual market value. The ruling leaves the supreme court decision unresolved and the district court order still in effect. The appeal focused on district court power to instruct officials to follow the statute, not on merits of the law.
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Harley Stipp
Iowa League of Municipalities
Supreme Court
District Court
Executive Council of
Iowa
Court Trusts State Officers to Follow Law in Long Debate
A district court is urged to assume state officers are as familiar with the law as the judge and will obey it. The League of Municipalities led years of agitation, pressed legislature, sought removal of nonconforming officials, and finally filed suit for a decree. The case remains in the high court awaiting arguments with Mr. Stipp hopeful the decree will be modified.
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League
Executive Council
Stipp
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