Marshall's Pitching Stopped Pathfinders-Keokuk Sunday
Payne Marshall of Burlington debuted in organized baseball by defeating the Pathfinders 9 to 4. He allowed five hits, issued no walks, and struck out five while his teammates provided three runs. Grover Baichley started for Waterloo, holding the Jays to seven hits as Ellis Meinert Lowther and Ashland contributed defensively and on offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne Marshal
Indianola
Iowa
Robn
Red Sox
Marshall
Meinert
Httle
Burlington
Grover Baichler
Central Association
Jays
Leonard
Ellis
Lowther
Frank Ashland
Lante
Morgan
Tex' Sheldon
al. Volkman
Eddie Brennan A Muskies Star Across Multiple Leagues
Eddie Brennan, a key Jay Andrews lieutenant, career spans Topeka Springfield Terre Haute Memphis Waterbury Syracuse Grand Forks and Grand Island with stops in American and Central leagues. Illness interrupted Memphis 1911 and Grand Forks 1913, later joining Waterloo receiving strength. signed by Manager Boyle and later linked to Syracuse and Grand Forks before final Muskies affiliation.
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Topeka
Springhold
Western
Associa
Terre Haute
Cleveland
Toledo
Memphis
Waterbury
Syracuse
New York
Jay Andrews
Edward Lronnan
St. Louis
Brennan
Muskies
Central Association
Durtner
Brennan Js
Grand Forks
Boyle
Althe
St. Gonis
Waterloo Ss
Jays
Springfield
Clavelamil
Waterloo Beats Burlington In Narrow 5 4 Finish
Waterloo edges Burlington 5 to 4 with Bold and Wimpires contributing at bat and baserunning. Pitcher Marshall issued a wild pitch and a passed ball while Baichley worked hard on the mound. Sheldon completed a critical unassisted double play to end a Burlington threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meinorth
Baichley
Lowther
Bold
Sheldon
Waterloo
Burlington
Marshall
McGlade
Wimpires
Tuttle
Watson
C A Managers Release Recruits In Bulletin No 10
Central association players moves disclosed by Secretary Farrell. Death of importance in Keokuk Mason City and Muscatine listed. Terms accepted include Keokuk Harvey Penner Mason City Gould Weeks Burton Glasier Boones Miller Garrett Cruse Motz Welsh Brausen Vinson O Donnell Kocher Brack land. Releases and transfers noted to Ludington Fort Williams Lorenzen.
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Central Association
Farrell
Keokuk
R. C. Harvey
W. Kk. Penner
Mason City
Harry Gould
Monte Weeks
L. W. Burton
George H. Glasier
Wm. Boones
Ed Miller
C. K H. Garrett
L. Cruse
James Motz
Harry Welsh
Pete Brausen
Ted Vinson
Joe O'Donnell
George Kocher
Joe Brack
John Land
Purchue
Ludington
Mich
Earl Tarnant
Muscatine
Fort Williama
Lorenzen
League game results and standings in the Clauds
Federal League updates show teams and standings with players listed for Chicago Waterloo Kansas City Baltimore St Louis Buffalo and other clubs. Officials note suspensions and national board decisions involving Bonneman and Cedar Rapids disallowed.
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Federal League
Chicago
Keokuk
John Tunze
John
Pittshursh
Dickey
Rewark
Waterloo
Hart Badgley
Jack
Brooklin
G. Blenner
Jeff Clarke
Glen
Kansas City
McPherson
W. C. Hutt
Baltimore
Mason City
George Witke
St. Lews . AM
Kelly
E. Morrow
C. Bundy
Taines
Buffalo Lesteen Seney
Aylmer
GC. Bethune
Mesplay
W. Bartline
Steve Brewer
Li. Platrod
Ray Miler
Henry Schmidt
Brooklyn Defeats Kansas City 4 to 1 in N Carolina Match
Brooklyn, N. C., beat Kansas City 4 to 1 as Dan Stovall delivered a triple to drive in a run in the first inning. Beaton and Land held Kansas City to one tally after an early threat, while Packard and Eneteria faced strong defense. Pittsburgh defeated Baltimore with three home runs and Newark edged Chicago 5 to 4 behind Moran and Hariden.
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Brooklyn
Kansas City
N. C
Marc
Kansas Citys
Chadbourne
Dan Stovall
Kansity
Seaton
Althe Wild
Brooklyns
Packard
Eneteria
Beaton and
Land
Justice Predicts Successful Season For Central Association
M B Justice president of the Central association returns from Cedar Rapids and predicts a good season. Mason City hosts opening game with Governor and officials present. Justice notes Mason City has a fine ball park and backed Harry Bey. Outlook is favorable as teams are evenly matched and close race expected. four man rule aides balance. Wa terlog readers rely on the Courier for Want Ads and results.
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Neokuk
Central Association
M. BE. Justice
Keokuk
Cedar Rapids
Taslica
Mason City
Nevelty
Harry Bey
Boston Redock Defeats Yanks For First Time
Boston wins season opener over New York 3 to 2 as Tropper’s ninth inning homer drives the comeback. Leonard, Thomas, Caldwell and Nanamaker star for Boston. New York’s early rally falls short.
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Boston Redock
YANKS
Cincinnati Beats Chicago in Wild Nine Run Game
Cincinnati routed Chicago 9 to 2 as Chicago pitchers fumbled on base runners. Benton faltered after injuring his pitching hand while Schulte's line drive sparked a sixth inning rally. Herzog returned from suspension for Cincinnati in the ninth. Braves topple Giants 11 to 7 in Boston slugfest as Schupp and Fromme twirl, Gowdy drives key runs. Pirates take a 6 to 4 win at Pittsburgh, McQuillan strong in late innings. St Louis falls short.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Cub
Benton
Schulte
Amies
Herzog
Henton
Ares
Clarke
Vaughn
Humphries
Lavender
Bresnahan
Braves
Giants
Boston
Mass
New York
Schupp
Fromme
Ritter
Mayers
Rudolph
Ragan
Gowdy
College Baseball Doubleheader Result at Ames
In Ames Iowa yesterday Kansas University edged Ames 4 to 3 in the first game with both teams scoring in the second inning. Kansas tallyled three in the sixth, Ames two, but Ames was thrown out attempting to steal home. In the second game Ames led 2-0 in the first of the second, but the contest was called by umpire Bush before five innings. Cornell defeated Carleton 1 to 0 at Mount Vernon with Byerly saving the inning and his triple driving in Cornell’s run. At Indianola, Coe defeated Simpson 1 to 0 in eight innings in a pitching duel between Billings and Dunlap.
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Pathfinders
Lante
Morgan
Sunta
Askland
Winta
Wints
Leonard
Ellis
Gold
McGlade
Meinert
Lowther
Harmon
Sheldon
Volmian
Marshall
Rold
New York
Leopard
Tropper
Jsland
Thomas
Briage
Boston
Caldwell Rand Nanamaker
Kansas City
Ames
Kansas University
Kansas
Pateno
Davis
Bush
Cornell
Carleton
Mount Vernon
Carleton College of Minnesota
Walker
Hee Byerly
Tescue
Byerly
I Parnell
Carleton Steete
Hughes
Tatting
Leempire
Dougherty
Coe
Simpson
Indianola
May
Coe College
Stipson
Billings
Dunlap
Cedar Rapids
Keokuk
Cedar Rapide
Boyle
Ray Parks
State
Seeger
Penner
Cedar
Ludwisz
Brown
Illness Delays Walshs Comeback Pitcher Held Back
The comeback of ex Chicago White Sox star Big Ed Walsh is delayed as he suffers a severe grip from a cold and high fever. Doctors say it will be weeks or months before he can endure the long trip to Chicago.
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Eos
Ed Walsh
Chicago White Sox
Walsh
jChicago
Blodgett to Stay With Omaha After Strong Start
Tom Blodgett, a former Waterloo pitcher, stayed with Omaha after winning his sixth straight decisions. He pitched well, issued only one pass, and struck out five while contributing a home run and a double in a 5 to 3 victory over Sioux City. Manager Andrews received word from President Rourke that Blodgett would be retained.
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Sioux City
Omaha
Indians
Blodgett
Waterloo
Pepper” Clark
Harry Gaspar
Andrews
Rourke
Tom Blodgett
Beard Barred From Ansons For Jump To Federals
Guy Beard, recently with Marshalltown, is barred from playing in Ansons after leaving the Chicago Federals. National Baseball Commission rules require reinstatement before he can join organized ball. Marshalltown regards him as a first class man and a strong Class D prospect, but must wait action from the National Association of Baseball Clubs.
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Keokuk
Guy Beard
Marshalltown
Marshalltown Baseball Association
Justice
Chicago Federals
National Baseball Commission
Federals
Guy
National Association of Baseball Clubs
Beard
Altho
Yesterday's Games Across Leagues Show Mixed Results
In the American Association wet conditions affected several games in Columbus and Cleveland while St Paul and Minneapolis also faced rain. Indianapolis beat Louisville by 7 percent, Milwaukee led Kansas City 1, and Western Yeagan results noted. St Joseph beat Des Moines 8 to 4, Lincoln 4 defeated Topeka 0, Sioux City lost 2 to Omaha 5, and Denver 4 tied Wichita 4. Three-I League action in Moline saw Quincy win 7 to 10 against 6-1.
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American Association
Louisville
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul Nee
Cleveland
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Columbus
Columbus-Cleveland
St. Paul-Minneapolis
Western Yeagan
St. Joe
Des Moines
Tincoln
Topeka
Sioux City
Omaha
Denver
Wichita
Moline
Quincy
Heine Groh Tops National League Hitters
Heine Groh leads the National League hitting race with a .418 average for Cincinnati, followed by Schang .417 and Von Kolnitz .400. The Reds also pace team batting at .281 as Groh and teammates chart multiple top ten marks. Vic Sailer of Chicago tops steals with six.
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Chicago
Heine Groh
Cincinnati
Toaay
Reds
Groh
Schang
Pittsburgh
von Kolnitz
Connolly
Boston
Luderus
Philadelphia
Doyle
New York
Strandridge
Regan
Brooklyn
Stroud
Ritter
James
Coombs
Javendar
Jacques Fournier
Tom Daly
Cicotte
Lapp
Cobb
Detroit
McInnis
Russell
Strunk
Veach
Turner
Cleveland
Detroi
Maisel
New Yorker
Dauis
Boland
Fisher
Caldwell
Benz
Ruth
Shaw
Washington
Mays
Comstock
Jones
Boehler
Westerzil
Bradley
Ther
Magee
Lennox
Packard
Kansas City
Fischer
Kauff
Hanford
Lafitte
Cheer
Newark
Allen
Clinton Held Ansons 10 Draw In Thirteenth Inning Tie
Marshalltown and Clinton battled into extra innings, the game halted after the thirteenth due to darkness. Beard started for Clinton but was pulled for Maul as Ansons rallied late. Copper starred for Marshalltown in a 5-5 tie, with final score shown as 5 to 5.
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Marshalltown
Clinton
Beard
Bia
Chicago Federals
Maul
Ansons
Copper
Keokuk and Waterloo Open Four-Game Series in Waterloo
Rojas will start on the mound as Waterloo hosts Keokuk in a four game set beginning this afternoon with two games tomorrow and one Monday. Keokuk aims to rebound after two straight losses to Keokuk while Waterloo expects strong attendance before a nine day road trip. Umpire Krause’s no show prompts the president to dispatch a replacement for today’s game.
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Frank Boyle
Waterloo
Jays
Burlington
Boyle
Keokuk
Indians
Waterloo Leadeags
Hie
Indiana
Rojas
Jaye
Galesburg
Theound
Andrews
Secon
Justice
Krause
Also Mentioned on This Page
Payne Marshall
Burlington Squad
Pitcher
Faya Regist
Grover Hatchley
Leonid
Innning
Ashland
Alperman
Tex
Wut Baichley
Ellis Popper
Hed
Hold
Baiilles
Joe Wintz
Volkman
Marshal
Harman
Wintz
Brennana
Howe
Eltis
Free
Walkman
Alperwan
McGlada
Eddie Brennan
C. A
Walter Cahill
Thos. Ryan
Bill Geib
Ea Kelly
Wm. Boone
National Board
H. W. Bonneman
L. Pet
Cedare Rapids
Marshalltawi
Burlington Wee
Muscatine Ae Bees
Macson City
Clinton Elee
Keokuk Peteene
National League
Mark
N.J
Moran
Rarlden
Black
Brannan
Clom- Ona
Moppers
Carrigan's Men
Tigers
Browns
Deirnst
Hamilton
Hoch
Baumgardner
Inculs
Innnes
RILB
Detrale i
Coveleakte
Baker
Hamilton Hoch
Agnew
Athletics
Senators
Heatley
Shawkey
Vistors
Bentley
Engel
Hopper
Harper
Henry
Pirates
Cardinale
McQuillan
Bask
Griner
Snyder
Northwestern
Providence
Dartmouth
Cincinnati Club
Teaun
Fournier
Erals’ Pitchera
Prendergast
Dod
Mullin
Gharrity
Paddock
St. Paul
Grover
Wilkus
Beard, Maul, Gruno and
Hammerschmidt
Braostswisky
Darrow
Claybakers
Miller
Wagner
Magon City
Hruska
Weeks
Kisselkar
KisselKar Co
Kedkun
Bhoyle
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