Doubleheader split as Indians edge Jays in opener
Manager Andrews’ champions won the first game 6 to 4 at Red Cedar Park with Deacon Hillis driving in the winning run and Tex Sheldon fueling the offense. In the second, the Jays were shut out 2–0 as ragged infield play doomed Keokuk’s effort despite Tuttle’s strong start.
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Baum
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Butch Free
Tuttle
Howard Tuttle
Indians
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Maple
Tex Sheldon
Alperman
Marner
Waterloo
Sheldon
Ashland
Free
Brennan
Barrett
Giffin
Hallacer
le Beau
Eggleston
Jeffries
Dubuc Delivers One-Hit gem in Detroit Victory
Detroit pitcher Dubuc hurled a near perfect game, holding Washington to a single hit as Detroit defeated Walter Johnson 1 to 0 in Detroit. Other results include Chicago beating St Louis 6 to 1, Cleveland 3 Philadelphia 0, Pittsburgh 8 Cincinnati 3, and Chicago 2 St Louis 1 with Satr's homer providing the winner.
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Washington
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Ainswith
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Branage
Cardinals
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Satr
St. Louis
Salles
Snyder
Vaughn
Breanahan
League Game Results and Standings From Yesterday
Baseball scorelines across American Association Western and Three I leagues show Columbus 10 Cleveland 9 and Louisville 7 Indianapolis 4 in the American Association. Western League results include Lincoln 11 Topeka 4 and Denver 15 Wichita 12, with Three I action Dubuque 4 Bloomington 3 and Rockford 5 Davenport 6. National and Federal League games feature Brooklyn 3 Philadelphia 2 and Baltimore 2 Chicago 0. Standings reflect active campaigns across multiple circuits with notable wins and losses yesterday.
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Two Days Shoot Opens At Waterloo Gun Club
The Waterloo Gun club begins a two day amateur shoot tomorrow at Byrnes park at 9 o'clock. Sportsmen from out of town are expected and Waterloo sends a large delegation of trap shooters. The Jack Rabbit system divides the money into four equal divisions. Ten cents per target buys an equal chance for all participants. There is 225 in added prize money. Grounds are in fine condition and favorable weather could yield the club's most successful shoot yet.
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Byrnes Park
Waterloo
Models Defeat Dyersville Team in Opening Game
The Model Laundry baseball team blanked Dyersville 11 to 3 after Walter Johnson dominated on the mound, allowing two hits and fanning 15. Dyersville pitcher Veary held the Models to six hits, but frost and Purtell doubled for the locals as Worrell Beal Slattery and Hartman added singles. The Models travel to Ackley next Sunday.
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West High Third in Cornell Meet
Cedar Rapids won first place at the Cornell college invitation meet with Marshalltown second and West Waterloo third. West High scored, led by Captain Early who won the 50-yard dash and placed second in the mile, while Rausch took two seconds in the 100 and 220 yard dashes.
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West High Runners Receive Plaudits at Assembly
A morning assembly at West High honored Captain Early Rattseh and the half mile relay team for placing third at Saturday's track meet at Cornell College Field Mt Vernon. The team scored 15 points, ranking next to Co.
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Cornell College
Newark Defeats Chicago in Third Straight Win
Newark New Jersey. May 10. Newark defeated Chicago for the third straight time by a 4 to 3 score. Hendrix and Wilson. Falkenburg and Rariden contributed as Newark’s six-man squad, led by R. I. Ashley in place of coach Ray who has faced an abscess on his face for the past week.
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JAG LEAVE ON NINE DAY TRIP FIGHTS OVER VETERAN RULE
Manager Andrews teams prepare for a nine day road trip starting with Burlington to open the season. Water loo and Keokuk teams clash over a veteran rule with Mason City accused of six veterans. Beards ineligible dispute at Marshalltown eyed for fines and game throws. Burlington attendance around 2000 tallies noted as Pathfinders face opening clash.
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Jays
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Dubuque
Butch
Jim” Jeffries
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Anson Split With Muscatine In Doubleheader
Marshalltown and Muscatine split a Sunday doubleheader with Marshalltown winning 4 to 3 in game one and losing 7 to 3 in game two. Richardson pitched well after the second inning of the first contest and Muscatine used timely hitting to pull away in the seventh. Cedar Rapids defeated Burlington 8 to 2 in the first game then lost 7 to 0 in the second. Clinton topped Mason City 14 to 3 in the opener and won 4 to 5 in twelve innings to complete the doubleheader. Attendance figures cited at 3,214 in Cedar Rapids.
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Diminutive Elephants at Hugo Bros Exhibition
The Hugo Bros Modern United Show arrives in Waterloo on May 17 with two of the smallest elephants born in the jungle. Capt. Tim Buckley tends them as the British South Africa capture is explained. The event also features 100 Shetland ponies and a range of animal acts and clowns for children.
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Waterloo
British South Africa
Tim Buckley
Tumbo
Brooks
Hugo Bros
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